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Daily Circulation, 115,43J.-The Largest
circulation Of daily published IN the United States
ia that OF the NEW YORK DAILY NEWS. Its Aggregate
circulation the past week 696l2 making an average ~
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For Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis snd all Al
fecions Of the Lungs, AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL<
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POIey,s Celebrated Gold Pens
Are tho "Best" sud Cheapest.
Factory 256 BrOadWag.
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Physician's Advice Grati: Daily 60 Khea,
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THE POPE'S PROTEST.
Giving tho Lie 10 the italian Government.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
VIENNA. Nav 40. 1871.

VIENNA, May 30, 1871.
The Pope has issued an encycicsl letter which de-
cares that the Italian guarantees are tissue OF lies
and hypocrisy, and formally protesting against
them.
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Send your address the publishers and the work VIII Dc
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German, SO 80. -, 40, -...-c,s
book the before purcha sing H. send ior
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nnd II will he mail address nee
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of PERIOD and unanswered "where did you get that
Hatp" This u no connndrnm The Hat speaks for itself
all, unmistaks6ly upon VIZ counted i7s2s KNOX Hats
passed the Aston and yesterday wasn
much Of day for KNOX PAU either, Az No aH HroaduAs
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Cntnwbn Grape Juice Pills.

Bntchclor's Hair Dyc-The Best in the
world The only perfect dye Harmless reliable nstaut
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CIOthinG.-Dia9Onal CoatinGs, PantalOonerys
Summer Goods all kinds; light Oversackst all cheaps
G. b. CLARKE, liz and ia William street.
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svuim,s Pauacea Has Been In Use Now
for acme fy years For scrofua aud kindred diseases
il most valuable remedy Thousands have testified
effected By Il. For sale by all druggists.
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Br0knw BrOfhcrs.-Speciaity 10 Scotch
Chcviots London Diagonas Fourth
opposite Cooper Union, and Lafayette place. opposite Astor
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GAME McrinO Underslirts and Drawers.
Gauze silk Undershrts and Drawers.
Trowser fitting Linen and Jean Drawers.
Isle Thread and Balbriggan Hosiery.
Suited to the present and coming sens0na
At UNION ADAMS CO.'S, 637 broadway.
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A.-F0r n Stylish and Elegant summer Has
go to EsPENSCHEID'S. Manufactures, 1lS Nassau street.
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A.-A.-vauiIIa Beans, Mexican, Finest, for
sale by TAFT TAYLOR. 81 Ce dar streeA.
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VOLCANIC ERUPTION IN ASIA.

Earthquake, Loss Of Life and Destruction on the
Island Of Rua.
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THE TURF IN MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, May 50, 1871.
The annual spring meeting OF the Maryland Trot-
ting Association, over Herring Run course, COM
lnenced to-day.
THE FIRST RACE
was for O purse OF 81, 500 for horses which never
beat three minutes; mile heats; best three in five;
$3.50 to first $500 to second 5000 TO third and $3.50
to fourth Four started running, as follows
Bridget. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
DunueTDeTR. ......,................. D
Time 2:35, 2:3s and 237. Dunderberg was the
fayorite.
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The Mother Can Rely Upeu, Mrs. WissIovv'a
SOOTHING SYRUP give rest and health to her child
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An Incendiarist Plot in MarseiIles-Insur-
gents Killed--The Prisoners Mt Sariory-
Military Executions-Fort vincennes.
VERSAILLES, May 29-Night.
An incendiarist conspiracy is reported to
have been discovered at Marseiles, Magnet,
Gambettas Project of Corsica, has been
arrested as the principal conspirator, His
wife tried to shoot the General who made the
arrest.
INSURGENTS KILLED.
II is calculated that 10000 insurgents were
killed during last week.
THE PRISONERS.
Thirty-sx thousand prisoners have been
taken. The prisoners at Satory are in .
dreadful state. The Soir says thousands
sleep without shelter and In the mud. There
is no food but black bread, and the water is
insufficient. The women are huddled with the
men.
MILITARY EXECUTIONS.
The people cease to count the executions,
80 many are shot summarily at Satory.
FORT VINOENNES.
Fort Vincennes was taken to-day. The
garrison, which was numerous, was obliged to
surrender Internationally.
Losses or tho versaillists-Rifcs Collected
Members Of the Commune Surrendered-No
Changes in tho Ministry.
VERsAnLEs-Tuesday Evening.
Since their entrance into Paris the Yersail-
list troops have lost 5000 killed and wouKded
and the authorities have collected $4,000
rifles.
MORE MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNE sURREN-
DERED.
Fifteen members of the Commune surren-
dered In Yincennes.
NO CHANGE IN THE MINISTRY.
The reports Of changes In the Ministry are
semi-ofacially denied,
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Time 1885, 2:36 and 2:37. Dunderberg was
THE SECOND RACE

TIE SECOND RACE y
was run OF one mile and repeat for purse OF
$3.50. Four started and o. w. Willis three. year old
mare won In two straight heats Time 1855 and $50.
In the first heat Tucker was second, Jim third and
Jersey fourth. In the second heat Jersey withdrew
and the others came In as In the first heat
THE THIRD RACE
was for purse OF $1,000, me heats, best three in
five; $500 to the rst $3.50 to the second and $3.50 TO
the third Three started running as follows:-
White Mountain. Observation-Disclosures. 2
Time-2:36h, 2:35, 2:S7 and 2:37.
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Proposition to Admit the Orleans Princes
into the Assembly.
DISCOVERIES OF PETROLEUM.
An Incendiarist Conspiracy Re
ported in Marseilles.
Dreadful State of the Prisoners
at Sartory.
TsLsGsAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELsGsAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
Our special correspondent in Versailles
sends US the following report
VERSAILLES, May 29-Night,l
Via BoULoGNE, May 80, 1871.
1t has been discovered that the insurgents
murdered nine priests of the order Of Do
minicans.
DEFENCE OF BAZAINE.
In the Assembly to-day General Changarnier
spoke at length about the siege of Metz, de-
Tending Marshal Bazaine from the charges
which had been made against him. M.
Theirs replied, eulogizing Bazaine and calling
him an 'illustrious warrior"
THE ORLEANS PRINCES.
Duke Audifret Pasquier proposed the ad-
mittance of the Orleans Princes into the
National Assembly. M Picard replied that
he would be happy to consider the subject.
oLNcHAMPs CORPS.
General Clinchamp's corps, 10000 strong,
has returned triumphantly to Versailles. The
men were enthusiastically received.
MORE PRISONERS.
Six thousand more prisoners arrived from
Paris to-day.
Threats Of Belleville-Discovery of Petro.
Disarmed-Conzratulat ions-Soldiers Fcted-
Arrests.
VERSAILLES, May 80, 1871.
The inhabitants Of Belleville have openly
announced that they will make reprisals, and
secret system of arson and assassination is
apprehended.
DISCOVERY OF PETROLEUM.
There are constant discoveries of stores of
petroleum In Paris.
SURRENDER OF vINCENNEs.
The insurgents in Fort Vincennes have sur
rendered Internationally to the Versailles
troops.
THE ORLEANS PRINCES.
The Gaulois announces that the Orleans
Princes will be allowed to live in France.
PARIS TO BE DIsARMED
M. Theirs has ordered the disarmament of
Paris and the dissolution of the National
Guards in the Department Of the Seine.
CONGRATULATIONS.
Marshal MacMahon has issued congratu-
latory proclamation to the army.
TRANQUILITY AND TRADE.
Paris is tranquil and trade already shows
signs of revlving.
SOLDIERS FRTED.
The soldiers have been fsted by the inhab-
itants.
Arrests Of insurgents continue.
CONDITION OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
The official journal of the republic an
nounces that the National Archives, National
Library, National Arsenal and Museum Of
the Louvre are safe. La Fabrique des
Gobelins and the Observatoire. are badly
damaged.
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TILE CoRoNER's INQUEST,


The Coroners inquest was continued to-day.
DR.. Q. X. German testified that the men came TO
their death from the inhalation OF carb0nic gas
Dr. N. @. Nusent corroborated the testimony OF
DR.. German.
MIR. 5. ii. Brown sworn-I am the general agent
for Blake Co., coal operators; reside In New York.
T. Williams asked me In the presence or Mr. Ken
drick II lever went In the mlne told him mo. I
qd not gos CONSIDER much rOube 10 re. a
FIRST class superintendent and that he
Is capable OF attending 10 his business; he said he
understood We were going TO put ON new fan and
told INN we were constructing the largest ian In
this country; he urged me TO gJt It into operation
soon AZ possible; the nrm OF Blake h Co. is not
Incorporated one; the amount OF capital invested
mas not exceeded IS, o00 the breaker was not IN
sured that know Of; ] suggested 70 the iron con-.
pany that they would have To stand the loss II Il
should burn; they differed with ME; Williams never
made any complaint TO me or improper ventilation;
Williams did not nrst suggest the erection Of the
fan.
David Reese sworn-Am breaker boss In the West
Prttston NINE; keep the screen IN running order;
have no business IN the fan room: the nrst saw OF
the Are was when 10 was coming up the rope between
me and the ran; oil Journals three times IN the fore
aud twice In the afternoon the fan Is thirty or
thrty-dv feet below the breaker urst smelIed the
SMOKE and Immediately saw the nre; mad heard the
Andrew Kintz arst gave the aiarm this was about
twenty minutes past two; ordered every man IN my
jurisdiction out; think the Ore originated In the
journals OF the FAM always put water on the Jour-
nails to keep them from burning.
John Edwards sworn-Work for Blake 4 Co. !;
down 70 shoe horses said mad no nails; dld not 90
down; at that moment saw blaze; Kendrck and
went out OF the engine house TO the other sue
and saw large blaze; the top OF tue hacker
was on fire then thought the IRE was coming down;
commenced throwing water on the ropes tne nre
came IN the engine house; think the hre was apove
the FAM think the re started In the Journals OF the
cog wheels OF the breaker; they are above the IAN
about six or seven yards .,
Thomas e. Brooks sworn-was down IN the mine
at the time OF the nre; at the bottom ana could
not see how the IRE originated; came out while the
fire was burning on the top OF the shaft,
several other wttpasaes. we're examined. Linear Iss.
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-p.rrcc, E,t,iru md EIenu,

A.-PhaiOn's New Perfume.
LOVE YOU.
LOVE YOU.
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Ns.-Boys. Hats in eteat variety. Moderate prlce.
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Plain Home Talk,

Plain Home Talk,
BY r. B. FOOTE, NJ d., the popular author and sminep
practitioner.
10000 COPIES SOLD IN ONE WEEK.
PLAIN HOME TALK.
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The gentlemen all buy H. and the ladies have IL Buy
to country with you Buy to take to the
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during the summer BY all means buy IT.
BUY 1T NOW.
Henpecked husbands, buy IL.
Neglected wives, buy IL
Good wives and mothers, buy Il.
Kind husbands and fathers, buy II.
Young folks of both SEXES, buy IT,
How TO Grow up Healthy and to die only OF Old Ago.
Common Sense Remedies
Valuable Hints 10 the Cnldess
Marriage It's History, Poygamy and Monogamy Polyandu
and Free Love-
The Philosophy of Elopements Adaptation in Marriage
Philosophy of Child Marking, How Perfect Marriage, ana
. AousAnd things never pu bished before.
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A.-Pcrfecf F1ft1nW and EIegnnt BO0fs und
Shoes ladies' gentlemen boys and children the argeas
assortment nne In the city.
New Store and New Styles
BROOKS, 575 Broadway opposite Metropolitan HOTEL
1876 Broadway, Twenty street.
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Gents
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BUY 1T
BUY II

The Philosophy of Elopemsnts, Adaptation IN Naragei
Philosophy of Child Marking, How Perfect Marriage, ano
thousand things bished before.
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BY r. B. roorE, n. d., the popular author and sminsp
pr.c
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-24
The Clearing Up Returns.

CONCORD, y. H.. March 20. The
Std'CSman'S complete returns for tn,
House Of representatives. rive.
three hrnllrrd and thirty members
OF which one hundred and sixty 81,
NE Republicans and one hundred
aud sixty four are Democrats ant
L, Dor RefGrmers. This count i.
made up from returns made to tn,
Etatesmdn office by ward and town
ciein>. Per contra, the Patriot liz
urts make the three bundled and
thirty members stand one hundred
and sixty-cight Democrats and La
Dor kcformerS, and one hundred
and sixty,two Republicans.
Im Patriot claims Mcssrs. vii.
son Of Pembroke, Morse of Win.
chester, Underhill of Chester and
LegrO of Lancaster rs Democrats,
ANA hence the disagreement of the
two enumeratiOns.
The Senate will star d six Demo
Gratis to five Republicans, with no
Choice in the first district.
CONCORD, n. H., March 20. Pro
visional certificates having been
granted to the Democratic members
of Congress elect, Messrs. Hibbard
and Bell left for Washington by the
morning train. Mr.. Parker of the
Third District will join them at
New York.
THE DISQUALIFICATION DIVIDED
The State Senate Stands-fve to
six as reported. Fling in the Tenth
District, has but six majority; and
Thra>her, in the Eleventh has nine
teen-hoth Democrats. The States.
man claims Che House to stand 1866
Republicans to lG4 Democrats, Civ
IlIss W tit lJtHIDCTdIS lIl tllp OrIalll
cation the four Labor Reformers.
Include in this estimate it claims
CndeIliill of Chester, Legro of Ian
easter, Wilson of Pembroke, and
Morse of Winchester, returned by
the town clerks as Republicans.
The Democrats claim, and are
sure Of p.,rt il not the whole of |
them, clean ma Ority of six, aud .
liable, they say, by the vote of dis
affected or boltinG Republicans, to
he Increased to twelve or fourteen. /
The aliOtments of office, the com.
ple'e onsting of the present incum-
Oents, the change of the acts rela
tive TO the Supreme judicial Court
tO enable II complete rotation on the
Bench, are subjects Of discussion in
Democratic circles.
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TIE MUDHOLE lssUE: OR How

TIE MUDHOLE lSsUE: OR How
TT WAS OONE.-'t was u little sur
prising to some that the old Demo
cratic Board Of Selrctmen Of Brad
fOr'l were re elected excepting one
who refused to serve again. at our
late March Mreting,wbcn - number
OF disafircted Demo, rats were vot.
ing with the Republicans, aud they
with the republicans present com
priscd II minority Of the meeting
ut the time the Solectn,en were
elected But now il is generally
Conceded that this result was
brought about through the action
OF certain Republicans upon "lhe
mudhole issue and what that WAS
" will ex 'lain: Near the North
ed OF ar village thcie is, at Ger
tain seasons OF the year, II lar;e
nuuhOle IN the road, aud the pto
pie who live in that vicinity want
ii filled up. The old Board, it is
alleged, agreed to raise the read at
TINT point provided they could
iil>l raise votes enough to re- elect
them. and Upon Ills mudh be the
tltciiol tuinc.; Tor trOn this issue
cn"u, h l;tlu 'licans UD voted for
the ola tmocratic ring TO give
them lreir''i,n lay three majority.
No We have made an estimate
OF the cost Of material for filling
this mudhol,, and if our estimate
is correct, those Republicans who
voted for the old Democratic Board
upon this issue, are IA good deal
cheaper Than dirt, and we advise the
Sclrcintn tOts' them for filling |
the mudhnl
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Pills which contain antiinOny, qni
nine, aud calomel, should he avoid.
ed, IN severe gripping pains would
bc their only result. The safest,
surest and best pills are Parsons
Purgative or Anti Bilious Pills.
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"Tired Natures sweet Restorer
Balmv S.eep." Bur there are time,
~hen this "Renewer of Strength
Is denied us, times when our minds
and bodies have been so overworked
ana are so worn ont, that we "woo
the drowsy God in vain" The Pc
ruvian Syrup (ah Iron Touic.) re-
news our strength and makes orr
rest sweet and refreshing.
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More than forty years have elaps.
I'd since Johnson's Anodyne Lini-
nseIt WAS first invented. during
which time hundreds of thousands
have been benefited 10y its USE
Probably $40 article ever became 40
universally popular with all classes
- Johuson's Anodvnc Liniment.
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LEGAL MOTTO E S
PROBATE COU RTS.
Bradford District,

Hun. IT. ". BNI LE1 JuUEt.
lIROBATE COURTS " II be holden within
aud for the District of Bradford, as fol
lows, viz:
At Bradford, on the second
Tuesdays of January, May July and Novem'
Der.
At East COrinth, on the second
Tuesdays of February, and August
At NeWbury on the second Tues.
days of MarcE. aud October.
AT Waits River on the second
TUESDAYS in June and September
At West Fairler on the second
Tuesdays in April. aud December.
ALVAH BEAN, Register
WestFairle VT Dee l. 1870
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Ellis RliSS' Estatp.

LESLIE Il RoGEHs,
Solicitors for Petit ioners.
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SPECIAL NOTICE q.


Use Renme.s Pain killing
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ut Works like u Charm"
Huye YOU headaehei Use Rcnne's Magic Oh
Have You t0otha,hel Use R.nne's Magic Oil
Have YOU neuralgia Use Rcnnc's Magic Oil
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Have you sore throat Use Rennes Magic Oil
Have you scnticai Use Renne's Magic Oil
Have you "a bruised Use Rennc's Magic OH
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Have you chol morbusi Use Repnes Magic Oil
Have you lumenessi Use Rcnne's Magic Oil
THIS il the Best Family Remedy, to cure all
kinds of pain, you ever tried.
1t IL clean, safe aud delicious to use, and IL
yon use it faithfully, it will do you good.
Directions on each bottle Buy it Of the
druggist or merchant where you trade II
they have not got II on hand they will send
for it, Mt your request, and sell you Genuine
Rcnnc's Pain killing Magic Oil, ut the manu-
uiacturer's lowest price at retail.
tYSold by Druggists, Merchants and Gro
GERS. IL is put ny in three sizes, aud called
Trial Size, Medium Size. and Largo Family
Size bottles. WIN. RESNE,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturers
PITTsPIELD. Mass.
Sold in Bradford by II. g. Day and George
Prichard Willard Bros, Oxford Reyes 4
Co, Newbury; Chase Il Baker, Picrmont -
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Timothy &. knights Estate.
CO1nalnisSiOner'S NOfiCp.

I'M + subscribers, having been appoited by
/ the Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict of Bradford, Commissioners. to receive
examine, and adjust an claims and demands
of all persons. against the estate of Timothy
{. knights late OF ihettorl in said district
deceased. represented insolvcn, and the term
of six months from the 18th day of February
1871 being allowed by said Court to the cred
itors of said deceased to exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us; Give mott, @
that we will attend to tue duties of our Az
pointmcnt at the dwelling house of Mrs Tim
othy L. Knight in Thrtiord in said district
on the Both day of March and 10th day of
August next, at one o'clock in the afternoon
ON each OF said days
HARVEY DODGE. Commits
7. VI. TAYLOR, sioners.
Thetford March |, 1871 -
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A few Facts that every person
who contenIplates buying a sewing
Machine ought to read:

Machine ought to read:
All things considered. the New Wheeler 4
Wilson Sewing Machines are the best.
First-Becausc they are the most durable
Machines. having but seven wearing places
abov. the table, aud ihesc 81 constructed that
il the Machines ever get worn, they can be
tigbfcned with a common screwdriyor, and
your Machine will then he as good "a dew.
Second-l,ecausc it is the stillcst running
two thread Machine.
Third-Because it is the best constructed.
Four,h--Beeanse il runs faster than any
other Lock Stitch Machine.
Filth-llaying fifteen less pieces than any
Shuttle Machine. liable included, it i. there
fore the simplest.
SiXth-lt does the greatest variety Of work.
Seventh-It does the best work.
Eighth-It does no, neel to be- dripping in
oil to run easy, and therefore no pan i, nec.s-
sary to catch the oil undo rUrath ss j. indi.-
pcnsable with some Of the Shuttle Machines
III use.
Nnth-It has tie most appliances for doing
various kinds OF work. and III fact for reasons
too numerous t" mention, they are the best
Family Machines in use.
Don't buy noisy Shuttle Machine when
you can have "A Lock Stitch Machine, which
viii do every variety of Lock Stitch work
without shuttle. and without the bother of
under tension, and twice easy o run as any
shuttle Machine. pon't be humbugged into
buying Chain Stitch or Sngl. Thread Machines
$4,000 of the Wheeler ~ Wilson Machines
were sold last wear.
j VI. ARDEN. Bradford, Vt, is A gent for
these Machines, who is pleased to have people
call and see the Machines and the work they
do. Persons wishing can buy these Machines
and pay for the same III monthly insialmeuts.
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NOlicS.
Hay FOI. Sale.

TIVE subscriber offers for sale 10 tons al
first quality ENGLISH HAY, at his barn at
head of Fairee Pond.
81 Il. w DAVIS
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CTATE OF VERMONT, Bradford District
- s.. In Proba e Court holden at Newbur,
on the 18th day of March, ls7l. Charles II.
Harding, Administrator of the estate of Ellis
Bliss, late IF Bradford in said District. de
ceased, makes application to said court for H.
celse to sell all Of the real estate of said de
ceased representing thu said sale ia necessary
for the payment of the debts cf said deceased:
Wherenpon. it is ordered by said court that
said application come under coIisid-ra' ION IA nd
be heard on the Sth day of April, 1871 at the
Probate Office in Newbury; and it is further
ordered, that all persons interested be notified
hereof, by publication Of notice of this appli-
cati III and order thereon. three weeks sue
cessv"ly in the National Opinion printed at
Bradford, before said time of hearing, that
they may appear at said time and place, and
il they zee causc, object thereto.
BY the COurt--attest
AZ ii. W. BAILEY, Judge
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-24

Five members of the new Hous,
OF Representatives are colored men
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-24

The political troubles in Arkasas
are ended, or at least there is a lull
in them. Gov. Clayton has declined
the senatorship. which will now be
given to Mr.. Macdonald again,
probably, and the articles of i'm
parchment against the governor
have been withdrawn. The impeach.
ment OF Gov. Butler, in Nebraska.
is going on prosperously. and there
is little doubt that the governor will
be removed for high crimes and mis-.
dcmeanors.