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Ifnal Qutifes.
VEL w. CHASE,s ESTATE.

MEL w. GHASEE3 Al
STATE OF VERMONT, } To all persons con,
DISTRICT OF oHI1ESDzSs IS. panieI ". chase, late
ofCOlehestsr, in said District deceased,
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden az Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chttsnden, on the 10th day
Of 1lay, 4. D., 1871, an Instrument, purpoIung 70
De the last Will and Testament OF Daniel " sChasei
lat Of Colchester. in said District, deceased was
presented to the Court Aforesaid, for Probate, and
Il Is ordered by said Court that the 9th day of June
A d., l-7l, 40 the Probate Court Rooms N said
burlington, be assigned for proving ssid insiru-
meuti and that uO-co thereof re -ive1 % all per-
sons concerned BY pubishiu. tho order three weeks
suec1sslYeiy in tie Burlington Free Press, news
paper printed az said Burlington, previous 20 the
time appointed
THEHsF0RE, you are hereby notified to appear
before SAD Court az the time and place Aforesaid.
ana contest the probate Of said will, Il yea have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said DIG
tfici, this l5-h day Of May A. d. ls4l.
T. E. WALES, Judge.
f4w3W
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We have been shown a specimen Of Moulion
Patent Water Tubing which is now attracting SO
much attention. The piece shown US had been
10 the ground nine years, laid in 8 graveily
knoll, and yet If still sound as a nut, the wood
rot appearing in the least affected. The maksra
claim it to be the purest, cheapest and most dur
able water conductor known. It is very port
able, weighing only ten pounds TO the rod, and
costs only one-hslf as much as leal pipe, same
bore. The wood was formerly paintel with coal
tar snd wound With iron wire It is now boiled in
coal tar and wound with copper wire. Itis war
rsutei 20 stand pressure Of 100 feet, ani not
to burst when frozen. Oae man can lay 300
rods per dsy. On the whole it recommends it
self to US as the best article Of tubing we have
ever examined. Il is manufactured at Johnson
BY Moulton Bros & Co, who are doing a rapid
" increasing business. They have received
orders from Fairbanks. aad sn order for car
load from Colorado.
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JERicHo.-THE Town SYSTEM OF ScHooLs.-
In intelligent correspondent in Jericho writes US
as follows A short socount Of the working Of
the uew system Of schools in Jericho may not be
amiss Jericho adopted the town system Of
schools II the annual town meeting, and though
thert sSz come dissatisfaction at first. the PEG
pie Ct Jericho, on reflection, have become gen.
orally satisfied that the town system will be for
the best interests Of the schools. The Directors
have established, fo- the present, eleven schools
in the town, and have employed board Of first
class teachers, six Of whom have ittei them
selves for teaching at the State Normal School.
Tie schools all commenced the second Monday
Of May, and all Of them are now in successful
operation The Directors are confident of Sc
curing better retults, for the same money, than
we're obtained under the district system.
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FREE TO ROOK AGENTS.

We will send haIdsome Prospectus Of our Ns,g
illustrated FANNY Billie containing over 30 tine
Scripture Illustrations to any Book Agent fee Of
charge Address National Publishing Co.
May i5-td&Wfw Philadelphia, Pa.
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~ .' I'fi ava FiA H1f
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ter irhs 81 water IN . feet Of Tubing Two i--les
20 diameter j. made Of the lest collected ard VA
arei lumber from O. IS feet in lenxth. Turnei
i.n.-s made ~ sr,,t ans. ~ easy lfgh ~
.--t.,..4 60. ls 49, ny toA' len-led ana
a.. .i.. h. '-'l use AH' gives per
I 5,--.,ir. g.,-' 1-se as lAI BE- A-ifl n m
4-,., ~ $50 ''- y ul-- Per r.l win
p De. ssrno bore - T1bir- ana ,s i ise-
The purchaser. when non and d .-,t T,l,i--- IL
called ,3r.
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Ghe Alatkets.


f4H l4E " 1EA EN.l&e TUES Af. stay lHi Dr. 10
4ayu5- o. LIVE a7ocE AT EAEsE1.
Cattle. sheep LAMBS sTia9
Last week. la- Io
Prices orila-ke. Doef-A few choice 81 Sd oz-
t-a- 50 -5Hll nl hrst quality, 81 90 r. I I'D. sec
Prices Of store Cattle Working Dzen. 3 pl.r,
none Mich Cows and Calves. FROM sila extra.
s-Ha Iarrow Cows. $}'f'li hearlue.. s.5a
Western Fat sWiue-Li'e, fi ati, t. II Dressed,
stores-waoiesale, ..'-e "a b. retail lo, O. lie
Prices Of Sheep rud Lambs Ia LOIS s. u. g.
8 ~ g. each Eztr. 7l1- ~. 0r ir % . O. sic
T. 10. A few choice sheep or e.c 3 .t a isF slim
spring Laubs S n go. Veal Calves. sra o.
Prices of Hides lallow and ss.ns-lirl-hiQn hides
-;e ~ r. Country Hides, Do ~ -h'oa
Pe.ts,si u ID 90 each. CAT skins Do ~ i-c r
g.
prices Of Poultg-E-.ra De-. "a i-,. prime Do. q
l-c good a- % C mellu-n B.. II ltcs p.ar 60
-uo1ilm l5.c p
REMARKS.
Cattle-Ca.tie are selling quiet This week. Many
OF tte Butchers BOUGHT fu.l last week have live cat
tie A. home and Beef hanging 10 slaughter houses
Butchers are az market l9oAilr over me stock and
are buying s4ow 90 C 81 on AL = -des supplies
nearly al Western and Canals hardly late
enough DO tie season for much Northern. a. head
we're driven here Direct lrol Brighton Cattle Land
iu- prime Steers. owned nJ William d1win-. The
QuaIty oi arrivals corresponds much with last
weeks supply, good d-essers. ~ Richardson sold
oxen OF ; ID q cSti dress iiai ias each. ~ a. II
HeIdweu sold Oxen az 81 - cw-, drsss laJl ias
each. 9 Cows az b cSt, ana q Cow AZ : IO & cWr
G " Jones sold oxen at so sd T. cEt, dress lI1I
each Steers az 8 DOB % % cTt. lreis 900 1- each,
and three Steers az u ~ y cwt dre's 900 los eaoA
" ColweA sold Is Meste Cattle 40 Z b cat, w.
az 1900 ts live. 3 Cook sold IS steers ali West
ara, 20 3 cwt, y also Steers 30 81 e cFt, 81
SHRINK. Ile-e lA-l iILE-e are called sd sNrnEr Nlt
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.
Meteorological Record.

Lat. a .27; Long % 10; Elevation above toe
Estsr 367 feet; above Lake Champlain ~ feet
MkY-SECoND KEEx-lS7l.
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PROFESSIONAL.
E.V.DORSE.NE.VT
PR MIN EMIT MEN,
Drs. EtshthsU s. sn,yfh
Take pride in appearing before the public endorsed
and recommended by prominent and
influential men, as
skillful Physicians and Surgeons.
Such recommendations como from men who stand
high In public estimation. and who. having b.en
patients of Drs. L. & s., their testimony sbould Se
considered reliable The following are the n,rnss
Of few only Of many Whose testimonial letters can
be seen at cur Ofi-e:
RIGHT REV.
louis DE G0eSbriand.
Catholic Bishop of Vermont Burlington. VI.
genry Ballard, Esq,
OF the Chi;tenden County Bar, Burlington. W.
Oscar .ftsCcOIs, An,
Principal Of the Undsrhill Academy, Urdorhill, Vt
Geo. e. DaUis, Esq,
burlington, Vt.
Nee. Father O'CarrOU,
ofRchmord, Vt
Cot. Charles G.. Greene,
Proprietor Of Post, Boston.
ESOl. Il. w. .NC E'hGig, .Tr.,
Piano Manufacturer, Organ Block $50 Wash
ington street, Boston.
e. Il. Spencer, Pc. e.,
OfNew Bedford, Mas,
Reu. III. ssImSEOsC, D.D.,
or New York.
Jason Es. Thomas, .Es.E1
OfThorndike, Mass
DT. Charles GH5EMeffe,
or Boston, Mas.
Jas. CFWjksh0H&, EE.D..
Editor n CIV York Teacher Albans, NY.
DIR. =. WESLEY sMYTM,
loftha firm Of Drs Lighthm smy,a1,
May be consulted daily a. his branch o.ro-. q, tie
WELDEN HOUSE,
ST. ALBANs.
From Nay lst to June Ist.
Deafness,
Blindness,
GG5GYrh,
and al ChrOmic ailments.
May -t'd&Wtf
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WEST BoLroN.-Ata regular meeting Of the West
Bolton Lodge, No. 1879, l. o. Of G. T., the following
officers were installed: W. c. T., c. c. Church; ".
V. t. Miss Ann Nealey ". S, George \. Pease
W. T., Miss Ann Harris ". rs Charlie Church
W. C., Rev. s. Charter W ~, E R. Davis; ". l.
o.. Miss Ada !. Tomlirson v. 0. G., Charles Jones:
W. As, Miss d. J. Dawson ". D ~, Miss Lydia
Saoin; w. R. Il. s, Mrs Malinda NJ. Pease; " L.
L. S, Miss Emeray Davis.
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nISTRICT COURT ofthe United States for the Dis
IL trict Of Vermont.-In the matter of Spencer,
c. Smith, OF Clarendon, VI, Bankrupt-In Bank
ruptcy.-A warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued
BIZ said Court against the estate Of Spencer c. Smith,
Of Vermont in said District, adiudged bankrupt
upon the petition Of his creditors and the
payment Of any debts. and the delivery
rupt TO him or 10 his use, and the transfer Of
any iproperty by him, are forbidden by law.
meeting Of the creditors Of said Bank
Assgnees OF his estate, will be held at Court Of
Bankruptcy, to be holden at Rutland. in said
District, on the I'D day Of Nay A. d. 1871, at II
A. P. LYMAN, one Of the Registers in Bankruptcy
in said Court.
GEO. P. FOSTER,
46w3S L. 5. Marshal, as Messenger.
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, THERMOMETER. BARON. WINDS. 2
: AN. JPN g pm, Jnean> IN. ppm. Pm.
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HuNrNGToN.-At the last regular meeting Of
Camels Hump Lodge, No 23s, the following
officers were installed for the ensuing quarter
a. Il. Chessmore, W. CT.
Miss Kate S. Wells, ". Vt.
Ms. A. II. Chessmote, W.
Miss Orrisss Sherman, ". \. S
F. B. Gillett, W. F. 5.
Mrs. Layinia Sweet. W. 7
Smile Kenyon. W. NJ.
Miss MSrrilla Ross, W. D. NJ.
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Bankrupt 0Oljtes.

THIS Is 70 give notice. That on the 9Th day Of
1 May 4. d. 1871, Warrant in Bankruptcy was
issued against the estate Of Linus Leavens. Of
berkshire in the County of franklin, and State Of
Vermont, who has been adiudged bankrupt on
his own petition; that the payment Of any debts,
rupt them for their use and the transfer ofany
property by them, are forbidden bylaw that a meet
ing Of the creditors Of said Bankrupts prove their
tate, will be held at a Court Of Bankruptcy, 10 be
holden at the Office Of L. L. Lawreace in Bu--
lington, in the County Of Chittenden and State Of
Vermont, before L. Z. Lawrence Register,
on the 18th day OF May \ D. 1871 at o'clock A. NJ.
GEO. P. FOSTER,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
Eupw
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-12-08

The West Fairlce Railroad pro
iect, if successful, will of course di-
vert some business, from the Pas
sumpsic Road and from business
GER ters on the river; but as Rail
roads will be bniIt where they are
needed and will pay, and no ocalit
can claim exclusive privileges, we
can only say,go ahead, gentlemen /;
cast up the way along your hillsides
aud lay the rails, "lron is King"
If one railroad is good thing, why
not the more the better &? We
therefore propose to strike hands
and rails with the West Fairlee
Line-the latter at the nearest
point of approach, and running
down Waits River to the Passump-
sic at PiermOnt station, thence
crossing the Connecticut and fol
lowing up Eastman brook past the
Iron Mine in East Piermont, inter
secting with the Montreal road to-
wards East Haverbill.. Or taking
a more southerly route from Pier
mont though Oxford, Lyme and
East Hanover over the old Goose
Pond route, uniting with the North
eTn road at West Canaan thus
shortening the distance to Concord
and Boston Is or Is miles.
As there are more stars in heaven
than there are leaves in the Altman.
AK, so there is no telling whose
smoke house stands in the way OF
the next through Rdilrond.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-12-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Use Hscnnc.s Pain Ailiin.
MAGIC OIL.
at Works like n Charm"

IIuye YOU headnehcl Use Rcnne's Magic oil
Have YOU toothaohci Use Rennc's Magic Oil
Have YOU neuralgia Use Rcnncs Magic oil
Have You rheumatism Use Kcnne's Magic Oil
Have You sore throat Use Rcnuc's Magic On
Have You scntica' Use Rcnncs Magic Oil
Have Won "A bruisci Use Rcnncs Magic Oil
Have You crampsi Use Rennc's Magic Oil
Have YOU chol morbus' Use Renno's Magic Oil
Have YOU lamencss' Use R0nncs Magic Oil
This il the Best Family Remedy, to cure all
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IL ia clean, safe and delicious to use, and II
Won use it faithfully, It will do you good
Directions on each bottle. Buy it of tho
druggist or merchant where you trade, II
they have not got it ON hand they will send
forit, at your request, and sell you Genuine
Reune's Pain killing Magic Oil, at the manu-
ufacturers lowest price at retail.
t.p"Sold by Druggists Merchants and Gro
GERS 1t il put up in three sizes, and Gale
Trial Size, Medium Size, and Large Famil
Size bottles. WM. kENNE,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
Pr1srlELD, Mass.
Sold in Bradford by H. G. Day and Prich-
ard & Hay; Willard Bros, Oxford Reyes n
Co., Ncwbnly; Chase &H'aker, Piermont -
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Ellis Bliss Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. Bradford District
- SSH Probate Court holden at Bradford
in and for said district on the 18th day of No
vember, 1871. Charles II. Harding, Esq. admin.
istrator on the estate of Ellis Bliss, Esq late
of Bradford, in said District, deceased. makes
applica ion to said court to extend the time
heretofore allowed him to pay the debts due
IRON said estate to lender his administration
account uutil some future day
Whereupon it is ordered by said court
that said application be heard at the Probate
ONCE in West Fairlee on the Second Tuesday
OF December; And il is
further ordered that notice hereof be given to
all persons interested, by publication of the
same three weeks successfully in The National
Opinion. a newspaper published at Bradford,
previous to said time appointed for hearing.
BY the court, attest,
IL ALNA BEAN REGISTER
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NATIONAL OPINION BRADFORD VERMONT FRIDAY DEC 1871

a SUITABLE GIFT.-We know OF
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ster's Unabridged Dictionary. BE.
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almost inexhanstible channel of val.
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the standard work Of photography
and pronunciation, and we have yet
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profession which does not find full
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pages. TO the minister, Gator, pro-
fcssional gentleman and school, it is
Indispensable, aud the time is al
most at hand when it will be e.
tcemed equally so, in the home cir.
clc.-Frank Lesiic's Illustrated.
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NE Nest I0iriec R0irO0d.

The proposed new railroad from
some point on The passumpslc road,
or from White River Junction, to
West Fairlcc, and, perhaps, extend
inp further north, and connecting
with other roads, is an important
proIcc; to the central towns Of Or
angc County.
Aside from the ordinary develop
ment consequent upon the construc-
ton Of railroad through such a
section as the Ompompanoosuc VAL
lev, u vast amount Of wealth would
he opened up through the develop
mcnt of the extensive copper mines
in Ncrslire and Corinth. These
mines, are now subject to such ex'
pcuse in frcighting the ore to the
railroad that all bat the mine Of the
Vt. Copper Mining, Co, have been
obliged to suspend operations.
The Company owning this nine
have erected smelling works, and
thus reduced their freight to the
minimum. Let any one look at
what this mine has lone for West
Fairlce Village, at the new village
of it's own, and other places, near
Ty, and they can see at once the
material benefit which would result
from a railroad which wonld enable
other companies to deye lope their
business to the extent of the COM
Iany now in operation.
Il is questionable whether sufficient
money can be raised along the
route TO ensure the building of a
a railroad of the ordinary guagc OF
our New England railroads but
we do not think such a road neeC
he bs,i,t now. A narrow guagt
railroad would do all the carrying
of that section, and can be con
structed at a cost of about $4,000
mile. These narrow guagc roads
ranging from feet 9 inches to
feet 6 inches, have been in operation
for some time in Norway, Sweden
Russia and Canada, aud are nov
being introduced in the Unitet
States. The English Government
in India has recently decided Il
adopt the narrow guage for tina
country. The experience already
had with these roads establishes the
fact that they are fully equal to Tho
work required of them for loca
business and where great speed il
not required, 80 to 35 miles an hou1
being probably the highest rate o
speed attainablc with safety on sucl
road. The people ofthc section
through which the proposed route
passes, Gan construct such road i
they will take hold of the matter il
earnest and it will give them al
the loca! benefits which could be de
rived from Il Dad costing $4,000
mile, and with the advantage, !
they choose to keep it, of having
the road run for the benefit of thu
towns along the route, instead of FOL
the benefit of parties who have NJ
interest in these towns except tt
get all the money they can out o
the people who are obliged to pat
ronize their railroad. We live upol
the Conn. and PaSsumpslc railrOa,
aud "know how that is, ourselves"
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Harriet l.. Austin's Estate.

YJ'IlE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoint
L ed by the BILE Probate Conrt for
the District OF Bradford Commissioners, to re.
ceive, examine, ana adjust all claims and de
mands of all persons, against the estate Of
Harriet +. Austin late of Stratiord in said
District, deceased, represented insolvent, and
the term of six months from the md. da, OF
October, 1871. being allowed by said Court to
the creditors of said deceased to exhibit and
prove their respective claims before ns Give
notice, that We will attend to the duties of
our appointment at the dwelling house of
Lewis rcnnock, Esq. in STAFFORD in said Dis
trict' on the LIST, day Of March next, at 10
O'Clock, in the forenoon.
CIlAS, BARRET }C,.,,,,;ss;,n,
A. a. WOOD O''N'"i'S'''i'o'S'
Stafford, November 9th. A. ID. 1871.
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a Gard.

DR.. 1llckOk would say to his friends in
Orange and Caledonia Counties that he has
moved his Dental Office INTO Bachop's Block,
two doors south of Bank where he is prepared
to make the best teeth, with all modern iin-
provemcnts, for $500 set, which are war
ranted to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded
Teeth iiicd Win Cola and Silver and war
ranted for one yesr.
Those of my patrons coming from distance
for new teeth will have their fare paid to and
from my office, and be entertained free OF
charge while the teeth are being made.
Thankful for past favors he hopes by close
attention to business to merit the future pat
ronage of the pubic in general.
Wells River, Vt. 26m3
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For J. u CoRNEr.

Reliable advices from Alabama
show a decided Republican gain at
the recent county elections, which
show that the vote at the next Presi-
dental election will be given to
Gen. Grant.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-12-08

Weclll attention to the PrOspec
tus of the Boston Journal for 1872,
which We publish this week. This
paper is the most eliable, enterpris.
ing, and valuable among New Eng
lands Newspapers, and it gives
good promise of continuing TO be in
the future what it has been in the
past, the favorite with all classes.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-12-08
Josiah SanbOrn's Will.

CTATEOF VERMONT, Bradford Distlic
- SIS. In Probate Court held at Bradford
within and for said District on the lith. day
OF November A. ID. 1871 an instrument pur.
porting to be the last viii and Testament of
Josiah Sanborn late of Bradford in said dis
trict, deceased, being presented to the Court
by Hon. }. w. Batchelder for Probate : 1t is
ordered by said Court, that all persons con
cerned therein hc notified TO appear at SEES
sion of said Court to be held at the Probate
Office in Bradford ON the I'd Tuesday of Janu-
ary A. u. 1872 and show cause, if any there
may have against the PROB of said VIII :
for which purpose it is further ordered, that
a copy of the record OF this order DC publish
ed three weeks successfully i'll the National
Opinion printed at Bradford, previous to said
time appointed for hearing. o
BY the Court, Attest,
ALVAI BEAN Register
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GUARDIANS NOTICE..

The undersigned having been appointed by
Honorable Probate Court for the District of
Bradford, Guardian unto Joseph H. Bailey,
an insane person hereby gives notice tina, all
contracts made with his said ward will be
void. All persons will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
JEREMIAH BOYNTON
Newbury, Vt, Aug, 22d. lS7l.-27w3