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The New York herald., 1871-01-21

AT BARGAINs.-FoR SALE, HOUSES ON FIFTH
N Madison Lexington avenues, Thity.ffth, Thirty
seventh Thirty eighth Fortieth Fortysecona Fortytour
te,h, Fftyhrst ffysecend and Fifty third street.
Fifth avenue. WILLIAM TUCKER,
go Fifth avenue above Twenty sixth street.
The New York herald., 1871-01-21

NJ DOUGHTY, AUCJIONEER, -
WI win sell this day, l0H O'Clock, at the saesroVm
70 Nassau street, and second hand Parlor and
Suits, Bureaus, Wardrobes Hall Stands Aastlesses "
Bedd!ns, Tapestry and Ingraham Carpetst ctoyes V "
Crockery and Toilet Sets Writing Desks, once ohss ac.
MARsHAL's sALE.--BY VIRTUE OF An ExEWT !, ~
M ton. me directed and dclyered viii expose =. Pu
lie sale this day Seventh avenue Mt 10 O'Clock A. ''
one Ssie' oo"'"o'' "'1A''' WILLIAM ALT Marshal.
The New York herald., 1871-01-21

A LADY WHO WRITES WELL AND RAPIDLY DE.
~ slres copying At home In office. Address A. e.
Herald Office. =
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17
City Life.

A carefully prepared article on New York
life, in the Courier DIES Unis, contains tho
following statements:
There are not less than ten thousand fami-
lies in New York whose annual expenditures
for mere livelihood are ut an average Of SlO,-
coo; that there arc one thousand who spend
from SIS 900 to $50 1000; that from sixty to
seventy families go to the extreme OF from
$4,000 to 100000. The main motive
prompting this extravaganza is tho orerwecn-
ing ambition for nOtorcity, rs is seen in the
fact that so mauy live in hotels in the winter
at New York, aud in summer at popular re-
sorts, amid every form Of discomfort, at an
expense greater than is requisite to keep up
the most princCly palatiaI establishments of
European noblcmGu. Ot all the thousands
thus living. The writer estimates that not more
than oue.thrd have my permanent, reliable
business on which to depend the remainder
consisting Of spectators and aavcnturCrs, who
may in week be lett without resources.
As specimen Of tho contrast which thus
builds up city Of luxury rather than Of for,
tune. the editor gives this example: "Pcople
truly rich-and there arc some very rich
are nc; those who live the most extravagantly.
10 be aud to appear to be arc two things; and
rs it is necessary to appear ct any price to be
what one is not, it is only those whose fortune
is established, rs the Astors and the Stewards,
who can afford themselves the luxury Of
simple style Of living. When man owns
aiytv millions Of lOllur9 he has no need of
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17
NO. 6.

sion, passed charter for Railroad to he cou.
structcd irum Gordonsv!Ie. through the cOun.
ties Of Madison, CupCper, RappahAnnock aud
Chcstcr'S Gap. to y point on the Shcm Y. X.
road near Front Royal-covering distance
Of some 60 miles-when this road shall have
been mai1, (Which il only question Of time. }
and the Shcu. Y. Il. iO1d should connect
with the NlartiasOnrg aud Potomac road at
Winchester, it vii then bG the shortest aud
mos; direct route, leading from the North to
the South, aud will Der greater Inducements,
Us through line, than any road in conIom.
rlation Hence, il constructing new roNds,
the great Importance is in connecting or inter-
sccting with o.her roads which will now
uuxIiArics unA not rivals. The Gorlonsvillr
road will So tho connecting line, between
East Of the Ridge running South, aud Win.
chester iu the Valley running West, aud
would make it u InostimPor,ant adjunct to The
Penn. Central railroad, and its tributaries
West to the coal fields, and North to the
cities
The friends Of tho Shcn. Y. Il road Com.
poDy, under the blessings Of Providence, are
determined to have their road made to Sumc
throughlluo. II not done in uac wuy-hy
one company--it will be done in another way,
by different company. The untold millions
Of dollars, now luctrd up III the uosom .! the
earth, must be developed Snlt, the Coal,
the Plaster. the Marble, the Iron and the
Lumber which the cjo of man las never
seen, must be brought to view, aud converted
to his use. The li,,lo ryniul which silently,
s'ugSIshiy, tlic&,e ispm the mountain slopes,
being gathered into rolling streams, will
drive sour mills, yuur furnaces, your iorgcs,
and tho multiplicity of factories, which arc
to cnliven your country aud bring population
and weallh iuto Your hclGtilui vaiIey-So
long 50 grossly neglected --yuuri fertile Valley,
tIre!4hted wish golden harvest, will supply
luxurious living to thousands Of operatives,
and where u0@ grows the thistle. then will
bloom aud blossom the rose aud the lilly
the ic.saan aM violet 9 DHjbuting health,
wealth, Gnd sweetness u all within their in
iIr1Gcc, Energy, enterprise, Hctivity, with
nn;irinE will, ,iu'ciijg"Mtly directed, will surely
accomplish! their ends under tho guidauco Of
lin, who, has l!blrIlIy bestowed them
Then, srca! these benefits To he 80 piaih-
mud the Glit las not teen io!d-WiII YOU fold
your arms, to your o@n destruction, aud bind
ly permit then to c!ulr Your E,aap. Now
lost to you, upy he To YOU for ever lost Il
word 10 tie vie Is MISUNDERSTANDING is
to bo lUrgaymeI. OAKLEY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17
How to be Polite.
Do not try too hard to be tclitS.

Do not try too hard to be tclltc.
Never oyerwhelm your friends by begging
them to make themselves at home, or they
will soon wish they vc:c there. Show by
your actions rather than yocr words that you
arc Glad to see them.
Have enough regard lOI yoGffself to treat
yocs greatest enemy with quiet pOlitencss.-
Al! petty sights are merely meanness, aud
hur! youtself more than any one else.
Do not talk about yourself or your family
to the exclusion Of ether topics, What ifyou
are clever, and !iiilo ,uorc so than other
people, it may rot be that other folks will
think so, whatever they ought to do.
1t may he interesting to yon to talk over
your ailments, but very tircsomc for others to
listen to,
Make people think you consider them clcv-
or, agreeable, and they will be pretty apt to
have II pleasant impression Of yourself,
Treat people just as you would like to hayc
them treat you,
1t ia much easier to loso the good opinion
orpcoplC than to regain it; and when any one
does not care for the good opinion Of others,
he or she is not worthy of respect
DO not excuse your house, furniture, or tho
table you set before your guests. l;is fair to
suppose their visits urc to you, not to your
surroundings.
The Whole machinery of social intercourse
is very delicate aud intricate, and it is our
business 10 keep all places Of possible friction
well supplied with tho oil Of politcncss.
fGer,NnnL0,rn lcIrnrnnh.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17

|
PASs.AULE JOEE-An editor in Harris
burg lost his pass on the railroad, and request.
cd the officers Of the road to secure tho arrest
Of any man who should present it. The next
day he found tho pnss in tho pocket of his
Sunday tIowseTs aud proceeded to take Il trip
upon it, As s901 as he offered it to the con-
duc;or that faithful official knocked him on
the head with his lantern, called in throe
bakcmcn and tho baggagc,mastcr, dragged
him, despite his frantic struggles, along the
floor into the baggage cur, where brakeman
sat on him willie the conductor battered him
up u lot, so that he would keep quiet; and
then they searched him to ascertain what
other thelts he had been perpctrating. With
the exception Of ticket 10 tho circus, that
man hul upon his person absolutely moth
ing but railroad passes lie had passes over
al! the main roads and brauch lines, aud
feeders and sidlingS in the State Of lcnnsyl-
yanin. lie had FREQ tickets over all tho rail-
roals in the eastern, southern, middle, aud
western States, and in four Of tho Territories.
He lind pass over n railroad FROM Yeddo to
Yokohama, and another from Calcutta to Ben
gal. lie had letter promising him one on
the tew road which is proposed in Terra Del
Fucgo; and u manuscript puff which he had
written for man WHO had assured him he
should have pass over tho road, which the
man said hC was about to run under the Nled-
itcrrtucan from Africa to Italy, us soon us it
was built. The conductor concluded TINT he
had caught the greatest pass, ,klcptomaniac
that the world ever saw. But when hc got
back to Harrisburg the Affair was explained.
And now, il there is any one editor in the
State who is completely sick Of "gentlemanly
conductors" that editor residrs in tho State
cspital.-PAitnarlPhtc Dispatch.
: An Elmira man is happy now HO did
hot love his vile, and she sweOtcuCd her coffee
with Iaudanum, The man secured the pro.
cccds Of an insurance policy, and then 70.
covered damages from tho druggist who sold
the poison.
"A "strdHg. Minded thus rOlicvrs herr
self: "Nlarry! marry marry! That's mans
eternal cry. Marry and scttle down. Settle
down into house-twO story back perhaps
settle down into kitchen, cooE.stoye, o
wash.tub, cradle and so keep settling, sCt.
tliug into weary, worse, faded wOman-on
whom tho male importunOr, alter fvo OF ten
years OF his exclusive cOmpanionship, may
IoOok and congratulate himself on having aC.
complishod successful ruin |"
A shrOwd policeman says thath he always
judges Of the character ofa house by the
cleanliness Of the back yard.
An exchange rays; at ID not good
taste for young mCn to stay alIOr ton O'Clock
when visiting yoaug ladies" Our devil says
hc never noticed any dITcrcRCc in the taste
after ten o'clock, He says iFsgOOdauy timt.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17


MIR. Seward having returned to lis bouie
FROM Iii, trip around the world, tho Il. Y.
World sulutcs lin thus:
Mr.. Seward, having like observation with
extended vicT surveyed mankind FROM China
to Peru, has rc,urned to his native Shores
Uulike the sacred bard, while to the vcnera.
bles,a,esnian every prospect was pleasing. man
was not in the least vile, The refined and in.
tclliyCn, ha,nru of the native Alaskan allured
him. The Chinese dietary and the Chinese
rhiIusopIy generally excited his admiration.
Tho honesty and tic bravery Of the llindoo
charmed him a, Calcnl,a. while the private
modesty and the public spirit Of .Faplu won
his homage ut okohatna; ne has como
home, ana now We may LOOK tor speeeh III
winch every race ana every cline arc SHcerS>
SlvS!y put above every other as the most deN
i!sh1ul on Tue l@cs OF INC ear" "h'e" 'Hr'
seward nKe Sno'het historian PS'Son"Se' a''
though win lar uiiISFent views has moi oeas'
cd to roam up aud down upon,
pLA1Y SprAKING.-EIcury Ward Boecher
said in rcccp, discourse :-"'Think YOU that
these six or seven on whom the New York
Iimes's axe fell arc sinners above all in Now v
York (l'aHshlGr) | tell you nay. u "s
men that have been guilty OF iFauus III N'w
York, were to have a tower ilI on them there
would be funerals enough lSf n'ty years
S,AuSn'eF} we" are '"p''s"s ~ ~ "r @ 'e'peVs" ~
=
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17
A New Talking Machine.
From the New York Sun, nstohsr s

FROM Tie Hrw ! Oik sun 'ctuhcf b
There Is soon to bU exhibited in this city n
combination Ui woal wire and India ruhbc:
amachine-whjch c1n talk many hnsnasc;
say anything; pronounce distinctly; laugh,
cry, hiss, Shrek, sQuGaI; sing diyiUcIy in attn,
soprano, and hasso; in short, iD anything for
which the human voice is capable. This cx
traUrdinary result d! ingenuity and pcrse-
vorauce is tho invention Of Professor t'abtr,
Of Yienua, and his nephew The latter has
brought it to this country, oIjcr an extended
tour throughout Europe. during which it has
eiIcilad tue commentators oi some Of the
grul'est scientists Of the G,i World.
y reporter visited tic Prescott House yes
terday Ior tho purpose Of testing it, 1t con.
sists Of fancy giled table, beneath which is
Il foot lever tor moving bellows rboye. Ga
top are combination Of wires, strings, dclI>
cate wooden levers, rubbed tubes aud trestle.
work, forming the speaking machine. Behind
is t bellows which represents the lungs. The
Hr is forced through n barrow aperture iutoa
tube representing the winlpige, aud thence
into lurge swelling representing the gIOtis.
Thence it passes cut lhrCugha veGt represent
jne hGmau mouth. with movable lnwer jaw,
lips aud tongue Of India rubber. Wires from
below push up the jaw aud tongue, in inita-
tiUn Of tho human mouth aud tuugne, giving
expression to the sound of the rushing mir
These wires, anu others which act instead of
teeth, are worked by wooden levers, t.! thu
end nl which are keys.
There were fourteen cvcrs and wires. each
creating different SQUAD w'cn manipulated,
ant certain combinations o! these soundspro
duccs any sound or syllable asked Tor. \
separate lever makes laughing SQUAD Skill
iuI manipulation "i all thcsa levers causes
the aruicw! mouth to speak a' well as that
o: u human being, cxcep, tha: there IS no III
ilectIon, and the sound OF the tioAI d or t is
imperfect, being pronounced ike th The
principle is sort OF inverse s'cnogrAphy,
combining the component sonndS OF syIlaDles
INTO perfect words y snail boS, furnished
with piano Keys aud ii.led with wires and
woodHH Stats, produces the SiagHg !" c'moi'
na''"n w''h u mask 'aAde IN imitation oil the
human llce anu It's organs ut speech,
h!uuWe Ihbtr, u mplOSt looking ihuy,
played upon the keys with great skill. There
was 10 hYmbn. about it. Every sentence,
shnrt AMI Inpg every word asked iDr, no mat.
ter how difficult Of pronunciation, III English,
French, or GcrMan wa. Instantly reproduced
WIN astonishing ri"''Do'He''' us style OF
'''N'"s Is Us '0''o"s' :,
,r I"-'AeEeIn'n'" "-'He-on'n-I
A. p n.A-1'.s"'lI--ns- ~, y"a-,s,t'F'r'
.lr' IaUsl SA'u ,nn' no was seven yG"Fs Gu
Ieu'T''os'o I 'o PfTu"rn '"' Spuuu o' T. losno"
berof kcys md tho machine mid "yIis|sis
--sin-piD several Of the most dificnl.
word, were asked Ior suob os shrimp sister
pauliun ond tho German letters ieks pn,iIon
I,ct bn, ali ,voro nrono,,rooJ Win IL" nro.,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17

BURGLARY IN PErrIcoATs.-A few days
since young mpn namcd Robert Clark was
arrested in ona, Michigan, charged with hay.
iug committed robbery in Detroit more than
one year ago. When arrested Clark was ur-
raycd in ali the fashionable iixngs hconsinr
to girl of the perio'l, aud at the hotel where
he boarded wa looked upon as a young Miss
just from boarding school, and who, to Iuil
suspicion, said that she was wairing for the or.
rival Of her lather from California, After
the robbery in Detroit CLARK fled the place,
and dOnnng female apparel managed for the
space Of one year to escape recognition from
his most intimate acQvaintanccs. At one
time. being hard pressed for money, lie hired
on; as a waiter girl at Milwaukee, and nclu
ally promised to marry young man. Clark,
after being arrested related many amusing
adventures oI his with young girls with WHOM
he became acquainted while personating that
sex.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17
TIME TABLE.

TRAISs GoiSo SouTH.
Leave FInrpor's Ferry ut7 90. = NJ, ard 90 Nj.
Leave SheraptotG Al Z 06 a NJ and esp N.
Leave Reyes Switch att ~. 4 NJ and 70 NJ.
Lr1Ye Ha!ltuwu ut -, a MaUd IS ",
Lrgye Chnrlr.tuvE AZ 20 4 NJ aud i9p NJ.
Leave CtmcTon'H Rt s II. 4 N Rnd 4Mr + NJ.
Leave Summit Point NJ . 81, A vi Rnd u Z NJ.
Leave Wnulcg"iIlc ats %. a NJ aud : 25P NJ.
j.tsyu npcqeon Bridge stS DH, ~, 42S n.
LcaycSirphcnlul' y Et . q, a NJ and 81 NJ.
Arrive 4, ,WinchtsIFnt9I 9I0, a M 90 y.
Leave Wmcbc.lrr at " u A NJ and Us NJ,
Arrive al Suashurg oi NJ aud le IL, M
TpAiYs GolSo Nos1n.
Leave strushurg at Is \ NJ and ls lOPM.
Arrive al Wiuclirstcfttg 3 30 4 NJ snd%.5, p NJ.
Leave Winchester nj 10 02l A NJ mud 5DP
Leave S,cphtnsOm's at ~ 81 A NJ Rnd 8 u PM.
Leave OpcGuou Rridg" at 1882 A NJ and 3 &c NJ.
Leave WudusvilcNi lD45 NJ and . SIP Nj
Leave Summit Point 10 80 A NJ nndgi3 N.
Icnve Cameron Al II InA NJ and I zap NJ.
L.Rvs Chh rIestnwnNt ll'2l NJ and 43a 7. NJ.
Leave HNlltcWnAt II 3aA NJ and 81 NJ.
leave KcyeE' 'SwItc atll STA and s 5OiP NJ.
Leave Shenandoah Mt II 46A NJ and 54a Pm.
Arrivcat Harpcr'S Ferry II 81 NJ aud $50 n NJ
A. b, WOOD, Agent, tiSrpor'F Ferry.
JOHN L WILSON,
,. June %, ISL. MHSter OL transportation.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17
MANCHESTER AND POTOMAC Il. Il

10 TRAVELLERS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17
HOTEL.

IluREl CIDER NINE G AR at 95 cts. per gallon
L also, Puic spireB,Nt all kinda for Pickling for
sale by I,CFf ~ kkARsLEf & sHEERtR.
EYRUlTJARs of the latest and mOit improved
Il kind Tor sale by
Sept. ., ISL. KEARsLEi Il SfIEERER.
NJAcIiINE OIL, Lard, Fish aud Neat Foot
Nl oil, at greatly reduced prices; also the NrGt
quality Of i.ubrieMtng Coal Oil al Tho very lowesl
price, For sale By
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17
Cash t;;';Neg e;
CASH AsSets. ts...............'.''''' "i"'- 20 40
STATEMENT.
s-,-, or wrs7 V,poIStA, Auii'or'a Gltf'
n1AAE VI T,FLaaI,,, March 9th, 1870.

WhpcIiur, March gu, lsiV'
ipeysan T. T"sps ,hs ossI" Il the loNF ISsrn
nsrso Srs Of SIubnp, ohio have t'sd Ia !h"
o5s il compliance VIVA @ " Wsss q Sr'%F ViF
two, Chapter th,rty.fou of ne S".S o, Nd Li,ba
w f1fthsr ~ . ceFfy hn. the Governor rs, I%S io
crrtideatcin this oee, showing ~. i'S sim Os % re-
au;gsa Ss PSS ~ sW % sRc sun Of TWrny five rhoa'.nl
bos 5000, il GSrn%Ss i,5 .Ei"tI',6 Il. ,6i'y 1Sa
,S%tt ,s sS'est ees,.d Snd sahencSt apogn
C ti.on Of Wheclins, their IN G''ST"Iy III Ic
rae sad conn,ny having complied Sg HEan,sd M @ 10
gent or grnts 10 transact ths business "' '"'
surAnce within this State. v,,r ,bavr
Given ander NV hand the dnf Nns nnSior. SIa "'''N
Rssks written At Adequate Rates
n. NJ, AIsQ uIrii, Agent:
t,'- -, WpRf Vh.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS.

r AM lhe Insurance man pGnOna wanting irEn.
i lance (Firc or Iifo) had hcltcr on me iod"n u
"a, am the only one representing 6oinpnn'rs, IN
thi. County who have any raid up eaPllGi wor'n
speaking ef. 4 partcylarly ask thu lay t"l Heal'
from all ihLse raasierrd TO tho late valley Com
80 : :, e M. AlsQulTll, Sa.
February I, ISL ON. Free Presses copy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17

Lose Cattle ETNAlN.-Nincty cars loaded
with cattle arrived in Alexandria, Virginia, on
the Sd instant, by the Oraugc, Alexandria
and Manassas railroad. The cattle trade over
the Orange road this season is greater than
ever before.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-31

INTERESTING TO YOUNG UNMAR.
RIED MEN.-The suits of Charles
Haines o.. NJ. M. Nutting, brought
to recover pay for luncheons, horse.
baitings, and counting fires furnish.
ed defendant, to the amount of
ninety dollars, while counting plain.
,ifi7s daughter is still pending in the
Supreme Court of Maine. Young
men are interested in the result Of
this trial, for if these ct cctcras are
to be paid for, it puts new phase
on the delights of a four years.
cOurtship.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-31

~ SIS. In Probate Court holden at Newbury
ION the 18th day OF March, ISL. Charles II.
Han ding, Administrator Of the estate vi Ellis
Bliss, late "f Bradford in said District, de-
ceased, makes application to said court for H.
cense to sell nii OF the real estate of said de-
ceased, representing that said sale il necessary
Whereupon. it is ordered by said court that
said application come under consideration and
he heard on the Sth day Of APRIL. 1871. ut the
Probate Office In Ncwbmry; and it ia further
ordore.i, that all persons interested be mott
hereof, by publication Of notice of this appli-
cation and or,lc, thereon, three weeks sue
c-ssivcly in the National Opinion printed at
Bradford, before said time of hearing, that
they may appear ut said time and place, and,
If they zee cause, object thereto.
BY the COurt-attest,
~ II. W. BAILEY, Judge.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-31

Judge Bowling has commenced to
send TO prison the bogus greenback,
otherwise called tie sawdust,' y
swindlers. This nefarious trade has
fiourished so long in New York that
citizens began to doubt whether they
ever would he suppressed, aud it ia
therefore source of pleasure to
know that the good work has com.
menced. If it were only possible
to imprisOn those who encourage
these svindlers, our jails would be
almost 6llsd with as precious Q lot
of scOundrels az ever went unhung.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-31

There is a big wild animal in
Guilforl, which undertook to goble
an IN in a buggy the other evening
The sudden start of the horse, threw
the animal of, leaving the marks Of
his claws upon the oil cloth in the
wagon. Shortly after, two young
men discovered the animal a short
distance from the place, aud shot at
him, when lie disappeared in the
woods,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-31
Williosn Buchanan.
kOoest Buchanan,
George =. Buchanan,
ORANGE COUNLT,

kooest Buchanan,
va.
William Aitken. June Term, 1871.
The orators in the foregoing entitled petition
having filed their petition in the Clerks Office
in the Court OF Chancery for said County,
which petition sets forth that the said Viii
liam ,itken IN the eleventh tllth) day OF
June, A. ID. 1870, executed to the orators y
mortgage deed Of a certain quantity Of land
in Newbury, in said Orange County, being
about scventy-hve acres, more or less, aud the
re rue land decided to the said Aiken on the
18th day OF May, 1870, by the orators, and ten
acres decided to said Ailk ken by James Hadlcy.
&C ,slitioncd for the payment Of note of hand
Of the date of May Z 1870 for the sum OF six
hdudied dollars asks to have the SAID mort.
q ge and the equity of redemption Of the said
A 'tken in the aame. f0reclOsed Aud It ap-
p airing that the said Aitken lives out of this
y ate, and beyond the reach Of process -
Therefor il is hereby ordered that tho said
William Aitkeu be notified OF the pending Of
said petition. and that he be required to ap-
pear and answer to the same. at u term Of the
Court of Chancery to be held Mt Chelsea in
and for the County Of Orange, oil the frat
Tuesday of Juno Lcxt, by u publication Ot
'.his order in the National Opinion, q newsps
per printed u: Bradford, in the County Of Or
.ange. three wceke successfully, the last OF
which publication shall bs ut least twenty
days previous to the said first Tuesday IN
June. and which publication shall be deemed
sufficient notice for the sail Aitkcn to appear
and answer to said petition.
Dated at Chelsea this 9Th day Of March, A.
ID. 1871.
L. g. HINCKLEY, Clerk.
LESLIE Rogers,
Solicitors for Petitioners. u
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-31

Several places have claimed the
champion mean man, but Canaan
Conn.,, can take the belt. A man
there, who employees his father in
the workshop, lost child, and nat.
urally the grandfather of the child
wished to attend the funeral. The
son permitted the old man to go to
the grave, and when he got home
locked the poor fellow half a day
lost time.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-31

Forty Years Experience have
tested the virtues of DIR. Wistar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry, and it is
now generally acknowledged to be
the best remedy extaut for pulnon.
AIRY and lung diseases; embracing
the whole range from a slight cold
70 Q settled consumption. Were it
not for its merits, it would long since
have ''died, and made no sign"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-31

A fellow who was travelling In
western New York, entered Q bar.
room, and after calling for drink for
two, looked about over the lounge
apparently after q friend to drink
with him. To every ones surprise
he Invited u Fifteenth Amendment,
who eagerly accepted and swallowed
his "pison" with great avidity. Our
traveller, however, leaving his Nh.
touched, very coolly lighted q cigar
and seated himself by the fire. Al.
ter some tine the landlord inquired
rather sharply, il be did not Intend
to drink that whisky. "Why, ceI-
tainly," said he, "if it don't kill that
colored man within ten or fifteen
minutes"