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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-16
Che Markets.
WatertoWn Union Live Stock
Market,
For the week ending June IL
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK Ar MARKET

ANU NJ w LIN l. sibth NJ NAHhIT
Cattle. Sheep a Lambs. Swim,
This week, 3i6 $50 -.
Last week, 5i2 s25 ....
One year ago, 773 l,20s 1875
Prices OF Market Bcef-Extri, $9.7j ia
$1,000; first quality, $500 to $780, second
quality, $3.50 to $3.50; third quality, 5000
To 500
Prices of store Cattlc-Workiug Oxen per
pair $50 500 $3.50, to $50.
Mich COWS and calves, $50, so, So, to 49,.
Yearlngs, slj to $50; two years old, so to
$50 three years old, $50 to SO
Western fat Swine, live 81 to &c; dressed
8. to Sic.
Prices of Sheep and Lambs-In lots sj75,
So, s6.25 $3.50. to each; extra, $6.7j to 1915
or from to SIC per h.
Spring Lambs, $50 to 80
Veal Calves, - to $2
Prices of Hides, Tallow and Skins-Iiidcs
7lc per Id. Tallow, SIC to &c per h.. pelts,
$l.25 to Sl.7j each; Calf Skins il to l7cper ID
Prices of Poutry-Extra Il! to lSc; prime.
Is to lS.c; good Il to l7lc; medium Zoe to
lG! poor to medium lic to Ii
n. Il. Beef-Extra and first quality IN
cludes nothing but the best, large, fat. oxen.
Second and third quality includes oxen aud
two and three years old Steers
Shecp-Extra includes Cosscts, and when
hose of inferior quality are thrown out.
REMARKS.
Cattle-3l6 head comprise receipts over the
Northern roads this week of this number
30 were Western steers from Chicago. The
offerings were generally of good grade and
sold early. Prices have again fallen off strong
te per To-. and many OF the butchers were not
anxious. River oxen were sold at - to 50
per cwt. dressed weight, estimated to dres,
10 to II cwt. each.
Sheep-We figure at this market less than
1000 head. Butchers are depending Oh the
West for supplies. This months sales were
soon over upon arrival.
Ponltry-The supply very similar to that of
last week with the exception Of its arriving
i'll better condition on account of cooler
weather Turkeys l6.r Hens lSc.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-16

The Fulton (MO.) Far Play says
"No man who ever was Democrat,
or who knows what the word means
has any use for Democracy which
adopts and indorses the three Cons
stitutiOnal Amendments, and is
afraid to open its cowardly lips in
favor of State rights Or white mans
government"
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,,,.,c.rL Council No. II.

v..,n,. At Masonic Hall on Wednesday ai-
,,, NJ the week in which the moon iulls,
~ y ,,GDsnontl, of September December. March,
''aJ lime. Daniel iiurlbnt, i. l. u M; Kew
= Ia ,,.p Recorder,
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lONAL OPINION BRADFORD, VERMONT FRIDAY IT, 1871.

Major Gen. Charles Mnndy of
Florida, formerly of the Army of
the Potomac, died suddenly at the
Toombs, Monday, from exhaustion
resulting from intoxicasion. Gen.
Mundy had lately returned from
the Army reunion at Boston, and
was committed to the Toonbs for
grand larceny, having fallen into
the hands of sharpers who plumber
ed him and took this means to get
rid of him. Gen. Badly Smith and
other prominent officers will take
charge of the body. Gen. Mundy
was a native of Hungary.
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Guardian's NOtic.

rTHE undersigned having been appointed by
1 the Honorable Probate Court, Tor the
District OF Bradford, Guardian unto Hebecca
+. Wiley. a non oompus person. hereny gives
notice that all contracts made with ms SAID
ward will be void All persons will take no
iice and govern Themselves accordingly.
ALDEN STEVENS, guardian.
Bradford, Vt, june -, Isl
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o,,n,r, LopGr. No. -. Regular commu-
mans at Masonic Hall, in Hardy's Building
y" an wednesday of the week IN WINCH the moon
CSll. r. CLARK, w. M D. d. W. rnehai''
secretary
A.. trn,xoSR A. CHATTER. Meetings at
W. ian ON Wednesday afternoon of the
lS% 80 ,r which the moon fulls. =. q. licaton,
" - n Homes Secretary.
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
vp.lipIOus Societies.

,,.,uon,sr ErIscor.L CnuRoh. Kew IL.
Mh'"'p pastor. sabbath scrvices--nornirg
] 'J 90 az ,o,ternoon at ll5 and o'clock
c.soneosA1s S c"ng Sryc Rsv r.; D. $50 Is "" A.
am', TIL ,i5 and o'clock =. M,-IThe latter
" ,S a.A Academy buildmg'l
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Bank Robbery at BrattiebOrO.
$4,000 or go, 900 STOLEN.

A most bold and adrOit bank rob
berry occurred Mt BrattlebOrO on
Wednesday. Mr.. Williston, tn,
president, and the teller, William s
Guild, were absent at dinner, leav
ing N. G. Sawyer, assistant cashier
alone. A gentleman stepped in and
bought draft, and then asked him
what he paid for gold, and he told
him. The stranger then took from
his pocket a bag which he said con
tanned $40 in gold.
Mr.. Sawyer counted it and report.
ed the amount more, some $225,-
which was a mixture of all sorts OF
gold and silver pieces. Stranger
said it was not correct, and asked
Sawyer to count it again, which he
did and made it as before. Stran-
ger then said there must be some
mistake about it and he would take
it back where he got it, ard imme.
diately left the bank. Mr.. Willis.
ton came in o moment after, and
Guild, who Immediately missed
package of old bills thai had been
put up for redemption, and the loss
was Immediately discovered.
The supposition is that while Mr..
Sawyer's attention was absorbed in
counting the money, an accomplice
came in and went behind the coun-
ter and stepped into the vault ana
took the missing money, some fif
teen or twenty thousand dollars,
part of it in bonds, and part in new
bills that had not been issued or i'm
circulation, and then fled through a
back window that was open, where
the marks of boot heel are visible. |
A reward of $4,000 is offered for
the robbers. Col. Waite, the cash.
Ier, was absent from home. The
man who offered the gold was of
small stature and black side whis.
iers.
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The Ithaca Calendar Clocks by
winding once u week, will indicate
perpctually with certainty, at II
glance, the hour of the day, the day
of the week, the day of the month,
the month of the year. These clocks
are for sale by j. NJ. Warden, Brad.
fora, Vt.
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I. q, Of q. II.

p,rraJpr LopGE, No. 90. Meetings. every
Il ,.I,y evening, at Tcmplars Hall. Shep-
.rl.ou'. Building. Dir. J. n. CLARK, w. e. L.;
H., \. Clark. Secretary.
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llrndCord Bras - Band.

Music furnished for Fairs, Picnica, &c. AT
II. b. Cn>sR, Leader.
If b DAVIS, Clerk.
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The Lyndonville base ball club
played the Derby Line club at New
port last Monday, and came off vic
tors by score of % to 63. The I'd
nine of the Mechanics also beat the
I'd nine of the ST. Johnsbury "Eu.
rekas' by 4G to u. Where are the
"Olympics," or "Whitc Stockings ?"
We want some club to beat them,
for Lyndonville is but small place
and Will not be able to hold them if
they gain many more Victories
Union.
Send them down to Bradford
again, Bro Chase, and you will not
be obliged to "hold them for a few
days at least.
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A man named Grant, living some
two miles from Ludlow village on
the road to Weston, met with a sin
gular and fatal accident recently
Going to the pasture after his cows
he set dog on them and the ami
mails, frightened, ran over the bars
and over the man, knocking him
down and injuring him so that he
died immeditely.
The "currant worm" has arrived
and he is doing very extensive
business. AS Josh Billings says
about the fly-"he will eat more and
hold less than any insect | know
Of" Eternal vigilance will be the
price of currants and cucmbers this
year. Some are sprinkling their
currant bushes with carbOlic soap
water with satisfactory results.
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PRICE LIST OF FLOUR AND GRAIN
VIA IL Iell;D.

In Bradford. June H. by Rev IL. T. Jones,
Mr.. Alpheus p. Barber of tairlee, and Miss
Emma +. Fish of Thetford
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Waitsyille Fire District

y. X. ANpRoRs, Chief Engineer.
! . SIEARNs. Clerk.
W.u,yuIr FIRE ENGINE Go. J. C.. Stcarns
J-.,4: Alden Stevens Clerk. Meetings OF
81 Thursday of every month.
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,d,or,i scientific A..ocin ton.

Meeting. scini-monthly' at their rooms IN
i{ujlding. Roswell Fainham, Pres
.r C. IT, Harding Secretary.
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,o, -. r.. Wu.hburm, d. 4. IL.

DEPARTMENT OF VERMONT
Ia Davis. Com'r. +. +. Gould. Adi't.
X Meet. every other Friday.
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zeal and State Matters.

H People OF Bradford large and small
III ..e YOU l., rally to the old Town Hall ;
n entertainment is there Ia be held
u the ties of friendship to weld
viii CONSIST, "a there you'll find,
IS hecr and cheer for the mind;
q comprises both music and song.
a MAY Toe. 'rcmarksr which wont be long
n bodily cheer Will be varied and sweet
D. We hope thro it all your approval to meet.
N lth the rest we may mention Strawberries
n and cream,
D',i-ucd to contribute to bliss supreme.
Cream Lemonade. and lots of Cake
y Bradford ladies so well can make;
q ..-c Nc are sure, what else there may he
" .ay TO Won ali, please come there and see.
n aduus IA there To, is gratis, free,
a 'r,u half-priee when their mas oversee. J
N me is Wednesday, when the day is done,
H. .l>t, ls7l.
n The old fair ground at Burlington
D. been laid out III streets. and will
Boon be covered with dwellings,.
n OXFORD, y. HID. Z. Willard
RcNed green peas in his garden on
W. 18th inst. Who beats this !
Il The Hon. Justin S. Morrill,, U. S.
y will deliver the address at the
W., to be holden Sept. 9th and
~, 1871, in Washington Co.
n There are about 700 men on the
hrold between st. Johnsbury and
haTdHlck, and over ] 90 on Trudell's
" between it. Johnsbury and the
tast Village.
h TX Governor Alexander III. Bull
r. Of Massachusetts,, will deliver
" annual address at the State fair
] st. Johnsbury, on Thursday,
cept. IA, next.
a leat performed by Mrs. Sarah
1''IS OF Corinth, a lady 95 years
r. ana having but one perfect
''"'io' Is worthy of note. In three
pon'NS She has put together two
"''S That contained 7493 pieces.
ioe scandal about a Vermont \
D0oI teacher being addicted to
'1lhg her uncle has been robbed
sumo OF its atrocity by the discov-
'nat the relative in question was
VI her unruly twelve.year old
pupils.
'"e cadets of Norwich Universe.
"'e III camp at Berlin Pond, where
VIII remain until the 21st inst.
"le exercising in drills, guard
~ outpost duty, and fire a sunrise
~, Nv sunset gun each day. General
'"'u visited them on Tuesday.
.rn. Oollins of Hartford, bought a
VuS watch dog. Mr.. Collins
,~ nome late at night. His wife
- .aat his trousers can't be mend.
r. - u" ''' uog's skin is for sale cheap.
0o'lil's hopes to be able to sit
WV IN a few days.
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Bradford village
yln1ls.

..o Mail closes at 1913 u. n, Arrives
l. ,,. 49,,
.,n Mail closes at $50 p. m. Arrives
nu Mail closes at 800 p. IN. Arrives
N.
, Mail closes ut 500 p, m. Arrives
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CLEVELAND, O., June S.-Brake-
imam Jones fell from the freight train
on the Lake Shore road early this
morning, and had both legs severed
by the wheels and his body badly
mangled. Hearing passenger train
app, oaching, and fearing it would
run II him. he stabbed himself
twenty-five times in his breast and
left arm with pocket knife. The
engineer of the passenger train saw
him and stopped the train, but
Jones died soon after.
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Gil MANS

This is the voice of the people it's no Party
affair, ana if amy one happens to get away with
a suit and torgcts to pay for it, it's quite easy
to find him. his clothes tit him so nicely.
Moral-Don't forget to pay it's small
there isn't but little difference between paying
for them and having them given.
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DARTMOUTH CoLLEGE.-.The pro
gramme for commencement ut Dart
mouth College, is as follows:
Sabbath, July lG-33 o'clock r
NJ, Baccalaureatc Discourse by
President Smith. s o'clock L. NJ,
address before the Theological Soci
ETY., by Professor j. q. Bodwell, OF
Hartford Theological Seminary.
Monday, July IFS o'clock +. NJ,
Prize Speaking.
Tuesday, July Is First Day OF
Examination for admission to Col.
lege)-3 o'clock =. NJ, Glass daye x.
ercises.
Wednesday, July 19-1Ot o'clock
A. NJ, Address before the Alumni
Association, by Richard b. Kimball,
Esq. of New York % o'clock =.
NJ, Anniversary of the United Lit.
crary Societies, address by Rev. DR..
McCosh, President of the College
of New Jersey. and Poem by b. z.
Shlllabcr, Esq, Of Chelsea, Mass:
s o'clock p. NJ, Concert by the Men.
delssohn Quintette Club of Boston.
Thursday, July 20--S o'clock A.
NJ, Meeting of the Alumni in the
Chapel; 10 o'clock A. NJ, Com
mencement exercises; S o'clock p.
NJ, Levee in the Library at Reed
Hall.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-16

The next meeting of the Connec
licut Valley liomeop tthic Medical
Society will be held at the Mem
phremagos House, Newport, VT,
Wednesday, June DIST, 1871. There
will be preliminary meeting Tues,
day evening, June Goth. 1t is hoped
that every member of the Society
will be present, and contribute some
thing to the interest and value of
the meeting. Homeopathic physi-
clans everywhere are cordially in,
vited to be present.
The Montpelier and Well River
Railroad is surveyed through Gro
ton and the land damages are near,
ly all settled, costing not far from
$500 for the ten miles. The sur
yeyors are now below South Ryc-
gate, and will probably finish this
week. We shall expect to see work
commenced on the east end of the
road soon.
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On Friday of last week the barn
of STEPHEN =. Webster, in Rycsate,
vas burned to the ground by two
of his grandchildren, who tried the
experiment of kindling a bonfire in
one corner. 1t rapidly spread, and
before help arrived the building was
in flames. The loss to the owner is
considerable, as it was nearly new,
built only few years since to re.
place one blown down.
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| VI ms = oiiiNhiillc8' W uo llitu inc
experiment of kidding a bonfire in
one corner. 1t rapidly spread, and
before help arrived the building was
in flames. The loss to the owner is
considerable, as it was nearly new,
built only a few years since to re.
place one blown down.
BARNET.-Allen Newton fas four
Alderneys among his herd Of twelve
COWS. He has recently been testing
the richness of the milk in the fol.
lowing easy manner. Glass fruit
jars are divided into one fourth inch
space, and the intervals marked by
bits of paper pasted ON. The exact
thickness of the cream in propor>
ton to the milk can thus be ascer.
tanned. The poorest COW, irom milk
iiXe inches deep, produced cream
one fourth of an inch thick. that is,
Just one twentieth part of the milk
by measure was cream. The best
Alderney. from same depth of milk
produced and inch of cream. one
fifth part of the whole being cream,
or four times as much as the native
breed. This great difference, with
the great Improvement in the but
ter made from the Attorneys, shows |
the'value of that breed in the dairy. |
CalvinRobinson, a Montpelier dry
goods merchant. has succombed to
debts of 100000, of which $4,000 is
in bank notes, and the balance to
his townspeople and son,in-law,
Mead of Randolph, who is cndeav.
oring to fix it up so that Mr.. Robin.
son will not have to 90 into bank
ruptcy. The goods on hand and
the amounts due the concern will
nearly cover the liabilities Free
Press.
BEwARE.-Every mail brings us
accounts of deaths by drowning
Young men and boys go in bathing,
get beyond their depth, and sink to
rise no more. Persons out boating
get to scutiling, or rocking the boat
Just to frighten the girls when
he boat fills and sinks, and their
un is turned into fiightful tragedy.
Young men sometimes take too
leavy loads in their boats. A pint !
If whiskey has sunk many a !
'taunch boat, and sent its occupants {
o untimely graves.
Among the many drowning acct
Tents the past week was the one at {
North Andover, Mass, where seven
TOung men went on the pond fishing
N Monday, and squall upset the
'Oat, and five of the seven were \
lrOwned. The entire community
vas thrown into mourning. Three :,
f the men leave families, and an
ther was the only son of his moth 5
r. Two brothers were drowned r
7hile bathing in the Lamoille river v
n Sunday, at Georgia this State. "
CLEVELAND, o., June S.-Brake- =
,an Jones fell from the freight train
n the Lake Shore road early this
and had both legs severed
y the wheels and his body badly
langled. Hearing passenger train
PIP, Oaching, and fearing it would
T.. L. L.
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TX Governor Alexander III. Bull
DcN OF Massachusetts,, will deliver
pc annual address at the State fair
d. Johnsbury, on Thursday,
ept. IA, next.
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Or. RADWAY'S
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u
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Ev'rv drop Of the S.ARSAPARILLlAN RE-
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Z. E. 2.
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HEA.LTH! BEAUTY!
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-13
HEAI,TEI REAUTYll

STRONG AND PURE RICH BLOOD-11-
CREASE OF FLESH AND WEIGHT
CLEAR SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL COX-
PLETlOS SECURED 70 ALL.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-13

One Of the letters developed BY
the Fish Mansfield scandal reads
Dear DolIy--wicn you past me
at the gait last night without look.
ing at me, M hart was ?irccG.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-13

Keep Il wet cloth around the
!o"t that is being cat from, and
yet every time after L E!caI.-
F";s, it is said, will keep bread
;r3n drying and 70 remain in 8
ii'ns;, state.