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NOTICE.,

I>llE subscriber now conducting Frank
l lin Mills, offers to supply gcnrrou,
public with the very best grades of Flour
Meal, Corn, Oats and Oiiuls, at Mark,
prices for CASH. Wheat ground or cx.
changed a, usual. Chopping and Saving
done at the shortest notice. Market pric,
paid for all kinds of grain
The pubic'S humble servant,
WIN. {. LANDERS, jun,
Dec. gov Franklin Mills.
1871. I>7..
TIE HOLIDAYS.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR
kRlSkINGLE's IlEAp-QrAHTERs
AT SMITHS
i l. VI ! !. i OF + \ NCY
RICH AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS,
Our own lmportation> from New
York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore.
BRIDAL PRESENTS,
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
NEW YEAR PRESENTS
Now in store and receiving weekly. the
largest and handsomsst assortment of
IA NCY GOODS
ever seen in Frcdr. ick-grcat many arti
ccs suitable as present, for the approach
ing llolidays-hayc but room to name il
part :
RICH TOILET SETS,
FINE VASES, FIGURES,
CHINA BONES, &c, &r
FINE WORK BONES
AND WRITING DESKS, of
Morocco, papicr Machr,
Rosewood and Mahogany
Ladies' and Gents Fine Purses, Ladies
Companions and Satcnels, Fine Walcl
Stands, Cigar Stands, Match Boxes, Per
fumcry, toilet preparations, cologne bottles
FINE POCKET KNIVES,
Al Styles and Prices.
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elsewhere.
| have just received large stock Of fine
and roarsc BOOTS for Men and Boys
Meas Calf End Lasting CATERS;
fFy-LADIEr KID AND LASTING
G \ Y + X S;
Morocco Shoes and Slippers; Misses and
Chillrcns' Kid and Lasting CATERS; Mo
rocco Shoes of all sizes; which will sell
cheap. CH" will sew or pes all rips free
of charge.
lie solicits call from his friends and
customers to examine his stock of Shoes,
Boots, CATERS, &c.
The sign of the Big Boot, on West Main
Street, will direct you to his place of bust
ness.
Oct 1T ENOS y. COVER.
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giving and Christmas.

JOHN b. TREICH,
lE7SSH1ANT TAILOR.
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Bank and the Post Ollice, Frederick City
Md,
Gjn q yg3EI = IN G
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IT ATS. Shoes, Boots and Caters, low,
at L. WHITES,
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NJ + w i ANCY GOO y =.

\ GRlCULTCRAL FAIR.
TO make room for full supply Of goo'',
for the Cattle Show, and the Holiday
coming soon thereafter, shall offer durinm
the mex, three months all
SOLID SILVER AND SILVER
PLATED HOLLOW WARE
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AT FIRST COST.

CHARLES HI. d. FON,
Nearly opposite the City Hotel. has svrrtxs-
tuNy orrrcon.e all COMPETITION AND
OPPOSITION, regular or irregular.
VA Tl'XE.N, CIOTh.H.
Most any kind of Jcwelry Silver and Plated
Ware; Hnt'h-c,,S"s, and many other
jobs, which other shops here won't
begin to do, will be done at
shortest notice by an
OLD REGULAR.
p. S.-Mr p COREY. an OM ReguI;r,
wishes me to say to his numerous friends.
at home and abroad, especially to Virgin.
ians, that he is still holding forth, and will
be glad to wait on them at the
Watch and JeweIry Establis's-
Inrnt
OF
c II AS. H. q. FOX,
West Patrick street,
Nearly opposite the City Hotel,
sept 9-3m FRED EAtICK, MD.
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COME AND SEE!

F.4LL AND WINTER GOODS
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TO- NEW STYLE 1871
10 { | Winter Goods. 10 | l..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-09

Ale Dtettxteen, tpel&e tbren auswdrttaen greunten etue
juserldffse 8eiGretbune unb Rarte ppn mtundpta aufou..
men la1sn ~uaen. fsaten beren abr.Ren btutii& eeiarie.
ben an U .: eeeser Dep. State 1reaiurer in st. saul
t9iden.. tutl&sr beauftrasti II, has tfAeGiuwauberunes.
Dampbtet auf Rotten ses Staates III S~erienben. III
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-26
H0st0n MOOT MARKET.

The wool market Is quiet and ilrln'
The demand is moderate with no
speculative feeling. The eXigcnclcs
o. manufacturers are not very press
in :, though some of them are run
ming pretty close to the wind.
There is no margin on their products
at the present cost of raw material,
which fact renders them lessanXious
to operate. Moreover, mt this late
stage of season, with the new clip
soon to come upon the market, they
are not so unwise as to rush III ana
force up prices to n still higher range,
by competing for the small balances
Of old wool still remaining III the
hands of dealers. Neither are the
latter, as matter of self interest
anxious to bring about such Il result.
Buyers are taking small lots as
wanted to keep them along until the
market is better supplied. They are
not SO particular rs to grade and
quality as when full assortmcnts are
offering. In fact, there is very
little chance for selections, and the
purchaser must take what he can
get. All the odds and ends to be
found either here or in the country
are being cleaud up and the new clip
must of course, come upon an I'M
precedentedly bare market. But 1t
is coming soon, and Moreover, Will
not be long in finding its way into
actual consumption. The shearns
at the West will probably commence
at least two weeks earlier than
usual, and new Virginia, Pcnnsyl
vania and Ohio wool will begin to
come forward TO this month or early
in June if the weather should prove
favorable.
In the meantime, our woolei
machinery need not be idle, since
consumers can have recourse to the
steadily increasing supply OF Cali.
tornia and foreign WOODS. The
former is now coming forward quite
freely but the sales are restricted
by extreme prices, which range from
SO to Zoe and even hig her for very
choice lots. But at these rates there
is very little margin on consign
ments, the clip having been bough
up by spectators at extreme tig
urcs.
Pulled woods are in demand ant
taken as fast as received, while tn,
supply at this season is rapidly fall
ing off. Combing woods are very
scarce and sold at IS to g. -.
Sales of domestic for the week
fair, and foot up 100000 lbs
Fleece ranged from 46 to Doc ; scour
ed JS to soc unwashed 80 to 4oc-
C0nimcciot BNilctin.
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NcW NdD'pshhc Fcn's.

Lebanon is considering the qucs
ton Of securing gas light.
The citizens of Lebanon have
raised money 10y subscription and
purchased II fine uniform for their
Brass Band.
1t is decided to hold the New
Hampshire State Fair at Dover,
September Goth to the 10Th.
In one block of buildings in Clar.
emont. which contains sixteen ten.
ements, there are 10 human beings.
One family, composed Of 10, occupy
two rooms.
Last summer was the dryest since
John Warlaud edited the Clarcmont
Eagle some twenty years ago, when
he said it was SO dry that he had to
soak his pig to make it hold swill
There are six hundred Frcnchmcn
at work on the Portland & Ogdens.
burg Railroad in Conway. 1t Is eX.
pected that the road will be CONS
plctcd to Bartlett in season to &C
commodate the summer travel.
T.. b. Parker of Framconia has
given notice of an application to
next Legislature for charter for Il
railroad from LittletOn TO Fran
COMA.
A mail is now running from Lit.
Teton to the Crawford House. The
road through the White Mountain
Notch is said to be now in good or
der.
The Glen louise was sold at auc
ton on Tuesday, for ninety thousand
dollars, to Captain Grafton of New
York City.
George billiard has leased til,
Connecticut Lake House, formerly
kept by Y. G. Jacobs. Those who
have never visited the source of con
nectcut River, should not fail to dc
so, for it is one of the most beauti
full lakes imaginable, and Is sur
rounded by bold and picturesque
scenery.
The Colebrooll Sentinel says tina
snow can be found two feet decI
within ten miles of the village.
\ countryman strolling through
Dover, few days since, hand il
hand, with his rural Phyllis, impa
tient to swallow the circus, eXclam
ed upon seeing bunch of banana
suspended in front of one Of TIN
fruit stores, "Ill be moved if then
amt the biggest beans | ever see
Saplirony.
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A TERRIBLE REVENGE. - The
Tucson (Arizona) Citizen of the Sd
inst, has the following:
The suffering and eXasperated
people have commenced the work of
retaliation on the Indians. Their
patience has been remarkable but
the killing of four good citizens on
the San Pedro by the Indians, fed
and otherwise provided for at Camp
Grant, exhausted it. There is no
| Indian reservation at Camp Grant,
but a few hundred Apaches recently
came there. They promised peace,
and were fed and recruited, and from
thence went out to steal and mur-
der. Having tracked the guilty
ones to their base of supplies two
weeks ago, the citizens determined
to make their power felt, and on the
2Sth of April a few Of them, aided
by one hundred Popago Indians,
started on mission of revenge and
self protection. Early on the morn
ing OF the 30th, they dashed into
the Indian camp, killing eighty five
savagcS and taking twenty eight
children prisoners. A horse recently
stolen from farmer named Smith,
! Of Tucson, was captured, and some
unbroken packages Of centre primed
rifle cartridges, and n breastpin
worth $500. that belonged TO Il Wo-
man recently killed at Tubac, were
found on these Indians, making it
certain that they were the same In
dams that killed l.. Is. Wooster and
and a woman on his farm. Certain
citizens of Arizona will no longer
witness the murder OF their fellows
and the stealing of their property,
aud tamely endure it.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-26

rI,lIE Orange County Conference will me,

rENlIE Orange County Conference will meet
i at Curiuth, June 9th and eth.
Opening sermon Tuesd&y. Jure +, at 10! a.
M. hv Rev J. X. Williams, followed by organ
izatiuu Of Conference. Il, NJ, from y to
devotional meeting. From to 8. discussion.
Question Can Il member Of the church IN
ordinary health. be honest and true 10 HIM
self, to the church, and to his God. and habit
ualiy absent himself from the social and bust
ness meetings of the church I Opened by
Rev K. r. Scarlc and Rev c. 5. Morris fol
lowed by Bros. +. Dearborn of Chelsea and
Dca. F. Keycs OF Ncwhury From 3 to A.,
Essay by Rev. w s. Palmer, Suhcct-Wha'
benefit does the infant derive from the ordl-
nance OF Baptism Followed by voluntary
di- cus,Ion. 4 business.
Evening--75; Narratives of state of religion
in the churches.
Wednesday, A. M.-From 9 to 81. Prayer
meeting. From 9! to l03, discussion. QueS-
tiou-"Sho I'D ministers preach the terror OF
the Lord 7" Opened by Rev s. w. Dixie aud
Rev, T.. +. TIerrck followed by Bros. W, T..
Shedd of Wells River and j. Stratton of Fair
lee. From 10! to II, Report Of Sabbath
schools by Rev. c. NJ. Winch, followed by vol
untcer suggestions on s. School work. From
| To t., discussion. Quc,tion-Nhat can be
done to utilize the dormant power III our
churches Opened hy Rev X. ID. Miller and
Dea. Orr of Couuth, followed by Bro. Conant
of Randolph, and Rev ). Il, rolman.
Aftemoon--lt, Communion.
This will be deemed sufficient notice to
those brothers who have posts assigned them.
Bno. J. K. DARLISG, Cow
REV D. X. WILLIAMS
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Suicides are becoming more and
more common. Not a day passes
that We no not read of a number OF
cases, aud We are far from surprising
that we hear of all that occur, and
we do lot believe that half that oc-
cur are published. 1t is probable
that very many of the Sudden
deaths" that are announced, aud
which are attributed TO disease of
the heart, or To apoplcNy, are eases
of suicide. The entire number OF
self murders in this country in
course OF year, must amount IL
many thousands.
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!Snccial Notice.

w b. Il E. : Stevens have been in bust
w. ness about twenty years aud by mu-
ual consent the firm was dissolved January
1T. ISL We feel thankful for the patronage
of uur many customers; but being DESTROYS
Of settling mp our business during the present
life. aud being dunned every day, we must
say to one and all who have unsettled ac-
counts with rs. that the said accounts must
br settled forthwith. Do not wait any longer
hut call and settle. W. Is. STEVENS,
c. s. STEVENS
Eradford. Vi Nav 6, 1871 49tl
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Total,

\ gentleman we'll posted in Bra
lillian matters, probably eX-Minister
Blow. denies that the daughters Of
an American gentleman have been
sold into slavery in Brazil to pay
his debts. The laws Of Brazil favor
the slave in search of freedom, and
no law exists by which a free born
person can be reduced to slavery.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-26

The ctleminate man is a weak
poultice. He is a cross between a
root beer and ginger pop with the
cork left out. He is "A kitten in pan
talettes, sick monkey with blonde
moustache, a paper kite in dead
calm. He is MS harmless as a cents
worth of spruce gum. and as useless
as a shirt button without a hole
He is as lazy as a bread pill, and
has no more hope than last years
grasshopyer. lie goes through life
on tiptoes. and dies ike cologne wa
ter split over the ground.
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LEGAL MOTTO E S =.
PROBATE COURTS.
Bradford District,

BruutOf'tt bJi-IrICi,
HON. IL. w. BAILEY, Judge.
PROBATE COURTS Il he holden within
and for the District of Bradford, rs fol
lows, VIZ
At Bradford, on the second
Tuesday, of january, May July and Novem'
Der.
At East Corinth. on the second
Tuesdays Of February, and August.
At NcWbury on the second Tues,
DAYS of March, aud October.
At Waits River on the second
Tuesday. in june and September.
At West Faillee on the second
Tuesdays in April and December.
ALNAlI BEAN, Register
WestFairlc. Vt. Dec. |, 1870.
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William Wcbber's Estate.

CTATE OF VERMONT, Bradford District
> SS.-In Probate Court, held Il Bradford
in said district, on the 9TH day of May, laI
Levi Tabor ESD. administrator of the estate
Of William Wcbbcr. late OF Newburv, i'll said
district, deceased, presents his administration
account for examination and allowance. and
makes application for an assignment to the
widow ont of the estate of said deceased. -
Wlercnu0n il j. ordered Y said Court, that
said account and said application be referred
10 a session thereof To be- held at Wcrthen'
Hotel Waits River on the sec ma IuesaaN oil
June. Isl for hearing and decision thereon
And ii is further ordered, that Lcticc hereof
be ven to all persons Interested, by publiea.
tioi of the same three weeks successfully II
the National Opinion, newspaper published
AT Bradford, previous 10 said time appointed
for hearing tl;it thcN may aPPcarat SAID time
and place. and show cause. If any they may
have. why said account should not be allowed
and such decree matte.
BY the CouIt,-attcst,
80 II. W. BAILEY, Judge
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There are several kinds of VOTES
which trouble horses, the pin worms
(pojnted at both ends) are the most
common and most dangerous. Shcr
idan's Cavalry Condition Powders
will III a few days eject the worms,
and the horse will begin to thrive.
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Fancy Goods.

Beautiful Chromos representing Landscapes,
Fruit, Domosth Animals, Ocean Scenes, &c.
Illuminated Texts for Sabbath and Day
schools, aud for tina Household.
Toys for children, of all kinds, Beads, Hair
Olls, Soaps, Perfumcry, Brushes and Combs.
Gilt, Glazed and Perforated paper, Vases,
in fact everything useful and ornamental in
this line. II. II. BUTTON.
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a candidate for the position of
teacher in a public school failed on
the following question If four men
buili p stone wall iH nine day NV
long VII it ttle fve men 10 build Sd
like wall ln siA d.Ss
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some time TO come. We can only
watch the variations from day to
day, aud hope for the best Boston
JomRdl.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-26

Gen. Burnsids has been elected
Comnauder~in Chief Of the Grand
Army of theRepublic.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-26

Factories and machine shops sho'd
not be allowed To run a day without
Johnson's Anoiyne Linimont. In
case OF sudden accident, AN imme-
1iate psc of i may save weeks of
suffering, 2-- tt-.aps . LA-l. sea
even life.
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New Music Store 4!

Sheet sic-lnstrnmcntal and Songs-Mn'
Sic Books. Music ordered at any time.
Emerson Pianos on hand ant or safe.
Lessons in Music given at tho store
K. IL. BUTTON.
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The Pennsylvania Legislature has
rejected bin authorizing the cleo
ton of female sell d directors.
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SIKH Visit.

nR. : ID. MERRIAM will be AT Trotter
- House bradford. ON saturday May nth
from T. O'Clock ", To- y M. Let all those
suffering from any form OF chronic diseases
see lim without fail. Tor cure, slwi
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-26

There are one hundred and sixty
nine Second Advent ministers II
New England.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-26

A treaty of peace has been signed
between France and Germany.
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RE AL EST T (.
Farm EOr Sale!

The subscribcr offers for sale, his farm IN
bradford known as the Moore place, about
mile from Bradford Village, at the Water
trough ON the Watcs River Road. Said farm
contains about 30 acres of excellent land, WIN
good II ple orchard, Sugar orchard, and good
huildi es For further particulars inquire oi
tho subscriber on the farm.
Bradford, Aug. i6 u
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Confectionery.

The Finest Stock in the state. embracing Chloe
late, Creams. Gums, Notices, &c, &c.
R.H. DUTTOF.
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INDIAN POPULATION OF THE u.
STATEs.-The following statement
of the Indian population of the U,
States is compiled from the most
authentic sources and may he re
earded as substantially correct
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They will recommend themselves.
All the proprietor asks is a fair trial.
viii cure LIVER COMPLAINT III all
it's forms, Sick Headache, Piles,
Loss of Appetite, &c, &c.
Thousands testify Of their good
qualities. None speak of them but
to praise their merits. Doctors use
them. Lawyers use them. Profess
ors use them. Ministers use them.
Editors use them. Judges use them.
Temperance men use them. Every
body uses them.
And YOU, reader, will never be with
out them if you will try one bottle.
They will save you hundreds Of dol.
lars in Doctors bills.
Sold by IL. q. Day, Stevens Broth.
ers & Co., and Prichard Il Hay,
Bradford, Vt.
Dir. Doty's Cough Balsam, Pain
Panacca, and Mandrake Pills, are
worthy of your notice.
Constantly on hand a large and
full stock of Cigars, Tiucture Ami
ca, Flavoring Extracts, Essences,
Hair Oils, Castor and Olive Oil,
LANES Plasters, Laundry Bluelng,
Devino's Salve, Good Samaritans
Immediate Rclcf, Paregoric, Spirits
Camphor, Chewing Gum, &c,, &c.'
which will be sold at Wholesale to
Merchants and Peddlers at the low
est possible prices for cash.
G. G. DOTY & CO.,
I4S Bradford, Vt.
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FOR SALE.

4 SECOND HAND BUGGY for sale cecap.
n X. FARNHAM
bradford. May %. 1871. stiff
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Farm for Sale !

vI,IIE subscriber offers for sale his Farm one
| mile from Bradford Village, near Bradford
Poor Farm containing 100 acres of land, with
GOOD house, newly painted and papcred, three
GOOD barns, aud other outbuildings, and never
failing water ut house and barns. a fine or
ehard of grated fruit, and good sugar or
charJ The farm is one of the best in this vi
cjni.y. and will keep 20 cows and other stock.
II has plenty of wood aud timber; aud is well
watcred. The farm will be sold I'LL together,
or will he diyiccd up to suit purchasers For
further particulars call ON the SUBSCRIBER,
prodford VI. Feb II, 1871. 37tf
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-26

The Democratic Legislature OF
New York, after it had bought the
fellow WinanS and got full sway,
passed a law reviying + ancient
and long obsolete powers OF Judges
in the matter of constructive con
tempt of court. The evident object
of the statute is to muZZlc the press
of New York by putting 1t into the
power of any judge whose actions
are criticised to mulct the publish =
ers Of the paper in which the com
ments appear, in heavy damages, by
summary process, himself being the
sole arbitrator in the matter. The
journals Of the metropolis have re-
Gently dealt heavy blows at the cor
lupt courts that are under the thumb
of Tammany; and even Che thick
hided politicians of the Ring begin
to feel it. Hence this delicious bit
of midHval legislation. The Ban
Association of New York, which
probably includes the ablest lawyers
in the country, unanimously con
dcmS the law, and has sent Il com
mittee 20 Albany to request GOV.
Hoffman not to sign the bill.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-26

Gen. Sheridan returned from his
tour in Europe on "Wednesday OF
last week. He is said to be in eX-
ccllent health. Although witness
of some of the ticrcest engagements
in the late struggle abroad, he does
does not believe that the operations
in European warfare compare with
the recent contest in the United
States.
Mrs. Lincoln and her son ThadJe
us also came on the same steamer.
She has been abroad about two
wears and half.
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