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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-02-10

FIRE AT BARTON.-The mill and
mar factory at Barton, owned by
tidl ward x Co.. was discovered to
~ on fire between one and two
'''ock this morning-Feb. 2d-and
vas totally consumed. Loss over
'-V,ooo' 1t was owned by parties
:" i'chOurg, Mass, and had been
"'ns large hhsincss.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-02-10
,,,rd Council No. II.

N''u'-, ,bc week in which the moon fulls.
GI'o" w. -nf September, December, March,
o in 9n no' papid Harlbnt, I. |. q. NJ. Rev.
prtton, Recorder
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-02-10
W,;.syiIIc Fire District.

u. K. ANDHORs, Ihici EnSlhctr
&C. SrrARNs, Clerk.
wur.yiLIr FlnE ENGINE Go. j. c. Stca'nS
,,r.,,,p. Alden Stevens Clerk. Meeting 0il
NJ, ir.t Thursday OF every month.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-02-10

The Holiday House at kenosha,
Wis, was burned. Tuesday morning
and Mrs. J. B. Merrill and her chill
dren persisted in the flames. Os-
mond Capron and 8. Fuller, were
rescued, after being badly burned
that their recovery is doubtful. II.
Il. Chase was badly injured by jump
ing from a third story window.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-02-10

RYEGATE.-On the evening of
the 18th ult., the friends of Robert
Miller, Esq, numbering some 80
couple, assembled at his residence
to witness the marriage of his two
daughters, Miss n. Jane and Miss
Belle NJ. Miller, to Messrs. James
E!lms and j. "A. Smith, of SO. Bos
ton, Mass. The bridal party was
ushered into the room by Mr.. James
White, to the music of the SO. Rye.
gate band. and the ceremony was
pertorne;. in the most happy man
ner 10y Rev. w. s. Palmer CT Wells
River. After partaking Of an ele-
CANT supper, the floors were cleared
for dancing, ut which amusement
the company enjoyed themselves
till an early hour in the morning.
The happy pair started for Boston
on the 9th, accompanied by the
best wishes of their numerous
friends.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-02-10
v.,i.;ou, Societies.

,,.,,,nl.r ErIscof>L CHURCH Kew T.
Nt''pn ,,,,, sabbath srryiccs-morning
IaG9ySri In ,t,.rnoon at l;l5, and o'clock.
,.,,rG,rloNAL CHuRcu. Rev. j. X. Will
, .s' Pastor. sabbath Services a. 'o;5o A:
,l' md ia, and ,i IGl"rI T. "-'"' '"''e'
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-02-10

Joseph Evans of Bloomington
"'eIy Killed COW, in the stomach
VI which were found several cut
nails Of different sizes, which were
Tounding through the stomach,
anu We're found grown in.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-02-10

DR.. Jewett of New York, the eel
cbrated aud eloquent Temperance
lecturer will speak at the Congre.
.ational church in Bradford, Oh Sat
Grlay evening" Of this week. Let
III turn ont and hear him.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-02-10
HALLWAY Trims.

, south-Mail Tram leaves Bradford
Gv'is , VI; Freight il,i' AN; stock
lond"SNiirih- Mail Train leaves Bradford at
n'a". freight, lo.i' an
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-02-10

a characteristic anec(ote is relat.
ed as having occurred on the cars
not long since. AS the train ap.
preached the village a very respect
able looking elderly man, evidently
Il stranger in this locality, asked a
fellow passenger, who it seems was
better posted on local matters, what
place this was. "Bennington,u was
the reply. Bloomington, Benning-
tom" said the other inquiringly,
"there was battle of Bennington,
once, was there not |" "Yes,' was
the reply. "Do you remember when
it occurred ?" inquired the respect
able gentleman. at began on the
10th of August, 49," was the an.
swer. Slogan then, aud when did
it end, pray ?" at hasn't ended
yet For some cause or other the
conversation come to a full stop
Banner.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-02-10
Bradford village

s,otAcrn mail closes at 1913 NJ arrives
$50 r. Nh classes At 300 =. A.; arrives
A. W. .,, olo.e. at BPM; arrives at 10
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-02-10
Valuable Farm for Sale.
IN CHANCERY.

Jonathan Johnson IN N cmAS ,9,I,
r. c. johnson. December Term, $50.
1t is ordered upon the motion of the orator,
in the above entitled case, made and filed III
said court of chancery, ut the present term
thereof, that all Of the creditors of the late
firm of j. & K. &. Johnson. present their re
spectivc claims and demands a,ainst said late
firm of j. & K. c. johnson. to iIoa. john A.
Tcnney of Corinth. in the County OF Orange,
the receiver heretofore appointed i'll said above
entitled case, on or before the first day of aprll
A. ID. lS1 |. for adjustment. allowance and pay
meut. And il is further ordered, and the said
receiver is hereby directed to ave notice to all
of the creditors of said late firm of j. & X. G..
johnson, and to the parties to this suit. OF the
time or times and place when and where he
will attend to receive. examine, adjust and al
low the ella ms aud demands of snch creditors
by publishing ii e substance of this Order and
the time OF times and Face when and where
h" will attend to receive. examine, allow
and adjust the same, in the National Opinion.
IA wspaper printed Ut Bradford, in the coun
ty of Orange. and i'll tie Aurora of the Valley,
n paper printed at Windsor. in the coun-
ty of Windsor three weeks successfully. the
last last of which publications shall he at
least twenty days prior to the time or times so
liked and appointed by SAID Receiver. when he
will attend to receive. examine. allow ard adj
just such claims of said creditors. And said
Receiver is also directed Ia give personal no.
tee or by letter tu all of the known creditors
of said late finn of j. Il X. &. Johpson. and
to the parties to this suit, of the substance of
this order, and of the time or times and place
when and where he " i'll attend 10 receive, eX.
anime. allow and adjust the claims of such
creditors against said late firm of j. X X. C.
johnson. and which personal notice or bv let
ter, shall be at least ten days prior Ia the time
or times 50 fixed and appointed hy him. said
Receiver, to receive, examine and allow the
same.
And Hon. William Hebard AMI Elil,a HYDE,
Esq. of Chelsea, in said Orange County, are
appointed SPECIAL Masters to take the acc yunt.
ing and Fl and determine the al ,unt due To
the several and respective cred tors OF said
late firm of j. &. X. &. johnson. whose claims
and demands shall be disputed BIZ the parties
thereto, and sai,l masters to make their
report in the premises soon as may he.
Done at Chelsea, this 9th day of January,
A. ID. 1871.
JONATHAN ROSS. Chancellor
In compliance with the above order of the
Court of Chancery the undersigned. Receiver
in the above entitled suit. gives notice to the
parties in sand suit, and to all persons having
elaims against the hate firm Of j. b X. G.. John
son. that he will meet them at tire Trotter
House in Bradford, in said Orange County, ON
Thursday. the 10th, and on Wednesday the
22d days of March, a. ID. 1871. ct 10 O'clock in
the forenoon, to attend to his duries under
said order. JOHN A. TENNEY,
Receiver.
Bradford, VT, FeA 9, ISL 36w3
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-02-10

A bold attempt was made to r0l
the Bank ut Waterbury on Wedncs
day night, 18th ult. They blew open
the outer safe, but did not get
through the inner one, probably for
want of time, and left a lot of burg.
lar tools cry similar to those left in
the attempt on the bank here. The
appearance ut Montpelier of two
strangers aroused suspicion, and A.
L. Squircs, the efficient detective
who worked up so successfully the
Handlon gang, happened to be there
at the time, and took the track of
the two suspected persons, and fol-.
lowed them to the night train y ich
they took for New York. Before
reaching White River junction Mr..
Squires became satisfied that he had
game. and obtained the assistance
of officers Drew and Flanagan of
Burlington, who were on the train
to Windsor to attenl the execution
OF Welcome. They proceeded to
the sleeping Car and there arrested
the suspected persons amid their
grOwls, but no resistance. They
were armed with revolvers, and said
but little. On Saturday they were
taken to Waterbury, where they
were identified as having been seen
and one with carpet bag like the
one left in the bank. The evidence
was strong against them and they
were held to bail in the sum of 800,
900 each. Good for justice Geo. II.
Lease of Waterbury, who seems to
have good appreciation of duty
to the people. After this they were
taken to Jail, and they sent a tele.
gram in CIPHER to mysterious letters
and characters in New York City. !
Thei conduct and the little eXpla-
ration they gave of themselves in.
Ilicated guilt and that they were
but honest men.-[ Bel !
lows Falls Times.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-02-10
Local and State Matters.

Rev. w. S. Palmer Of Wells Ri,
yer. oivcS the next Lecture III the
curse at NJ. +. Church, on WcdNes
hy evening next. Subjcct-"Aim."
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-02-10

VI the eleven tons of coal taken
Up Tor the winter stock of the me
'eor0loglSts at the summit of Nc.
Washington, over one half was con
Samed a week ago. Their stove
contains seven hampers, which, dur
ing the gales. will not stop the draft
and rattle fearfully.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-02-10
4. d. orc. II.

y.,ys..pg LopGr. M. 10. Meetings. every
NJ h,a' syTpiug. at Ttmplal's Hall. Shep-
" i"n. binding. q ". Prchard, w. {. r.;
CC poty. Secretary.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-02-10
bradford; Farmers Climb.

letting. every Monday evening in llardy'S
mn. 'rcar of IIardy's Buildingl every Mon
.ly evening.
J. C.. CoLBY, President.
u " Conn. Secretary.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-02-10

EVERYBODY TAKE NOTICE that
the Bradford Brass Band will give
,helr next Concert on Wednesday
Evening, February 10th, at Town
Hall. Go, and enjoy yourselves, and
listen to excellent music.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-02-10

GRoToN. - The lodge of Good
lemplars, in this village, have made
good progress as regards member
sup. Nearly one hundred have
been received as members of the
order, and through their influence
and the influence Of Temperance
men, the traffic in Intoxicating drink
mas been entirely suppressed.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-02-10
,,.,JInrL Brass Band.

uo.,e furnished for Fairs picnicS, Nc.' at
'''''"''' II. b. CnAsR, Leader.
h. DAVIS. Clerk.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-02-10

The Good TempIars of Randolph
Lodge. No. ll3, are gaining ground
steadily, the lodge was organized
last May with only fifteen members.
1t has now over sixty members, be
SIDES number of card members
from other lodges, of the students.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-02-10
ID e. w,shbmru, q. 4. r..

DEPARTMENT OF VERMONT,
,pn.i. Conir. f. T.. Gould, AdIt.
Meet. every other Friday.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-02-10

NEW SHOE SToRE.-Mr. e. T.
S;Iwel has opened a Boot & Shoe
Store in the store of f. ID. Gilman.
He has a large and fine stock of
goods, and we bespeak for him fair
share of patronage. See lis card in
the advertising columns.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-02-10

Auction sale at Coughs Wednes,
days and Saturdays, afternoon and
evening. Dress goods. shawls,
'AT's, cotton hose, table spreads,
faNdkelchiefs, gloves, etc, etc, at
Your own prices. The Ladies are
respectfully invited to attend the
Sales afternoons.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-02-10
TANNERY BURNED "A tanner,

TANNERY BURNED "A tannery
and outbuildings were burned about
midnight, Jan. II, al Claremont, N.
II the property of Mr.. Chas. II.
Eastman. The loss is estimated at
from $4,000 to $4,000. There was
an insurance Of $1,000 that is good,
and of $1,000 in New Haven Home
Co.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-02-10

An old man in Bennington over
Oyears of age has never been sick
a day in his life, and never owed a
man n dollar though a merchant
over 20 years; state of things
about as near heavenly as we ever
arrive at in this imperfect sphere.
Furthermore he has never seen
circus, menagerie or any other great
moral show.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-02-10

Walkers hotel, at Lyndonvillc, is
still closed against the public, or
was the last of the past week. 1t
is closed because the proprietor can.
not sell liquor indiscriminately, and
many people say, let it remain clos.
ed, unless this practice can be check,
ed. The hotels at the Corner and
the Centre village are both open,
and travellers are well Accommodated.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-02-10

1t is now generally admitted by
honest physicians, that when once
the Consumption is fairly fastened
upon the lungs, no human power
can save the patient from DEATH
They also say that about fifty per
cent. of those who die from this de.
SeaSe can trace the cause to neg.
lected cough or cold, which might
have been cured by a small bottle
of Liquid Opodeldoc, or what is the
same thing, Johnson's Anodyne
Imminent.
The New Wheeler & Wilson Sew
ing Machines are the stillest run
ming Two Thread Machines.
J. VI. WARDEN, a gent.
36m3 Bradford, VI.
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8,

and arc prcporcd to sell you ~ well as You
can buy. We don't claim 10 save Won five
dollars ON suit of clothes, but we do know
that We can give you good bargains in
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-28
VI A II Ri Y d..

On Thursday morning November 93rd, ISL, nv
Rev j. w. Evan, Nj, CHARLES W. III USSELl.
AID Miss BETTE Il. STARRY, eldrSt daughter Of
Mr. Jacob Smuy--aIl Of Char!estown.
Ga the 2ilt instant, nj tho Lutheran Church in
winthrstcr, BY RV.T. W. Dosh, Mr. JOSIAH
WATSON, Of Jefferson county, aud Min VlR.
GINA, daughterU Of Conrad ETemer. Esq, Of Win
rhcs,rr.
On the nth instant. the residence OF the BRIDES
father, Henry NJ Baker, Esq, by the Rev. 7. w.
Do.h. Mr. THOMAS $ CHAMBLIS, OF T.Oudoun
county, and Mis-, BEATRICE ia KER, OF Frederick
county, Virginia.
Al Mc,dc's Memorial Episcopal church, Man.
chester, Va. hy the Rev. Mr.. J, L. Hammond, Mr..
+. s CARDuZO, of Rchmord, and Miss f. W.
NORRIS, Of Clarke county Va, Nocnr'lF.
On tho 10th Of November. ISL. at T-intty NJ. E.
T.. GEORGES Taylor. Of Baltimore county, and
Miss MAMIE LIPSCOMB, oil Baltimore, daughter
Of the late Rev. p. D LipScGmb.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-28
DIED D,

illncs., in the H5th year Of her Sgc, Mrs. JULIA
MERCHANT, wife Of Mr.. W. Sewell Merchant
Of thA town and daughter Of the late WIN Dawes
Of Frederick county, Va
On Saturday night, 18th inst, from injuries rc'
ccyrd by being thrown from HE hUrse at llArper's
Ferry, Mr.. MATHEW QUINN. aged about 10
years.
Al hrr rrsInncs in Linn. n j., on the Goth Of
October. ISL, MARY FRANCES, wife Of WIN. A.
Fcrris. formerly u ShcpherdsUwn, aged 80 years.
months aud days.
A. washington THY, on tho Goth Of November,
ISL, after \ lidgrring illnrPs, II cRrcin1nn OF
S.o,uach, FRANCIS c. MELll0RS, IN III" 69th
year Of his age. liz wa. native aud for large
portion Of his life a resident OF IIArper'a Ferry,
where tho memory Of himself and good old father
and mother is cherished hy moAt ii the old inhnb'
itants with great respect aud uIeriion.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-28
Re Guidad bE what Hou Know.

There is an old prOverb which says, ok
pcricnCc is the safest guide" 10 this guido
the sick and aliug naturally turn when cast
ing about for the means Of relief. They in
quire what u medicine has done for others,
before they adopt it themselves. Of all the
remedies and prGventiyes in use, Hostetter's
Stomach BI,tGrs meets the test most trium'
phantly, aud hence its immense popularity
and vast sales. The sufferer from indigestion
is sure to find some one among his friends who
has been cured of that ailmcnt byt the famous
vegetable stonachic. The victim of fever aud
nguc, liver complaint, constipation, nervous
prostratiou, or general debility, has only to
make inquiry IN tho neighbOrhood where he
resides in order to discover what this standard
restorative has effected in cases similar to his
own. Inthe published testimony to its merits
he will find volume Of proofs OF its sanitary
properties, which it is impossible for his com
mon scusc to resist lie tries it. and the CT.
feet is produced on his system adds another to
the host Of witnesses in its iaver. Thus, its
reputation, founded on facts, not assertions,
continually grows and spreads. CharIatans
aud impostors, some Of them mere local trick
stcrs, and others who take u somewhat wider
range, attempt to thru.t into the hands and
down the throuts of invalids, their haphozard
connections, as substitutes Tor the tonic which
for SO many years has been medicinal staple
throughout the United States. Spanish Amer
lea, Canadn, and the West Indies, but only
succeed to a very limited extent. In this
reasoning ace, the people, having ascertnincd
what is really deserving of their confidence,
decline running after strange gods"
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HAMPpRN.SIDNRY COLLEGE.

Mr. Ediior:-The undersigned was pleased
to see letter in your last issue commenting
Hampden,Sidney College. But seeing thut
the author Of that letter has fallen into an
errorwhichis somewhat common, which might
inJurc the end he aims at, | write simply to
Correc! Que historical statement.
lie says "there is a Theological Seminary
in connection with the College understand
this to mean that there is some sort ofOrgauic
or administrative connection between the two
institutions. The facts are these:
This institution was organized first in l7775
or 70 rs an Academy under Rev. Sam'I.
Stauhopc Smith, as Superintendent Ia 1888,
while Rev Jno. blair Smith vas it, PRESS
deut it Outlined from tho GGu Assembly OF
Virginia a churter as College, with oil proper
privileges aud powers, Kew. Drury Lacy,
Rev. Archibald Alexander, Rev, Moses Iloge
were successfully Presidents till about 1920,
aud during some unknown part of the time Of
their occupancy o Theological department was
taught. But DR.. IlOge died in 1920 aud in
1924 the Union Theological Seminary was
established, after which time there was no
Theological Professorship in the College -
From 1924 to the present time, there has been
no connection between these two institutions.
They arc located very near together, and
hence tho common mistake Of suppo>ing That
they urc 10 some way connected But they
are governed by entirely distinct Boards OF
Trustees, taught by different Faculties, and
conducted on different plans. As your cor
respondent said, the Thoiogicol Seminary
several years ugo received $50, 900 FROM Hon.
Cyrus II. Mccormick; will add that it has
but recently received also $50, 900 from Mr..
Henry Young Of New York. The Cotey",
however, is poor, very poor. Within II
months past its friends have raised enough to
help it forward for the present; but it is in
need Of funds to raise it to that measure Of
independence aud usefulness which they de-
sire to see it reach. This College reckons
among its alumni fair proportion of tho en
inent men in the odd Dominion" among
which is most distinguished practitioner OF
the excellent bar of jefferson county, AL
though it is somewhat remote trom most Of
your readers, yet it is worthy ola liberal share
Of their patronage and support.
4 FRIEND.
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as- Terrible storms Of snow and sIees have
prevailed within The past few daysiu Western
Kansas and Montana. Largo numbers of cat
,le, with several herdcrs, have been frozen to
death. The thermometer went as low as SO
degrees below zero. A company Of tho Sc
venth United States Infantry was caught IN a
fearful storm on Friday, while returning from
from Fort Browning, and a number of the
euep werc badly frozen.
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as-CEtlOn ". LiniS'Oln, with j. Gold,
smith, respectfully informs his old friends and
thc public generally. that he has taken charge
of The O G Boot, Shoe and Clothing House,
adjoining tho residence of Il. Reyes; Esq /,
We keep the largest stock Of Ladies' and
Giants Boots and Shoes in tho Valley. Also
n full assortment of Rcady.Madc Cloihiue
and G tents Furnishing Goods which We pledge
10 sell low aud 10 reach Of everybody.
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re- Tho Virginia aud Maryland Commits
sioners, who wero appointed about a year ago
To settle tho boundary limo between these
States, have failed to agree, and tho question
will now DO referred to the Supreme Court of
tue United States.
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ATTENTION, FARMERS l. OTHERS

WANTED.
VOLTS Army, Navy aud Dragon Pistols, spcn'
" Ger and Henry Rifles and Carhtnet, Tor which
Cash will be paid JAS. Law. AOOFF.
December Is, $50.
Dif.LS OF Lumber, all dimensions. piastering
D Lath, &c., furnished At short notice by
Nov is. JAS. LAW. IIO0FF.
rEMENT, CiStcrn Pumps aud Iron tubing, for
" salc BY JAS. LAW. NO0FF.
BLASTING and Gun Powder, Fuse. aud Gun
D Cans for sale BY JAS. LAW HOOFF.
MORN Hampers, rrb Buckets, buShcl Measures,
" Wood Ware, for salcny
MAcH'SE OIL Tor sale 9 5as. LAW. noorr.
DATEST CieviE, that dIspcn,Cs with tho Treble
/ Tree 90 POughs. Fer .Ale by ~
May. JAS LAF. HooFF.
IMPROVED double shovel PloughS. For sale by
Mnya, JAS. LAW llOOFF.
ZINE assortmCnt Of Carriage, buggy and IadirS
L riding whipS, for sale by .,,
July Il, ISL. JAS. LAW. hooFF'
DRASs, He'll Metal and PorcCNinc lined KcltlrS,
Is Tor sale by JAS. LAW liOOFF.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-28

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jacob has re-
commended Thursday next, SOth inst rs a
dav t, be observed throughout Yves. Virginia
for the "otIer Of public thanks to Almighty
God" for the manifold blessings extended
,hrnnrh the nnst year.