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Miners, stilE6 ID tRe schaylEilt res
Hh1HGsdloy EtonaHdli
" n .crifNl1r, ,,,,, ia JanttnPv q

AS Tuesday 8 the day fixed on by the
ssasSoSsG asS SaeHss 81 ssRsas3 ,s
Of mining opesailpps. ip q ihe sSShgyl Y
ESfi6n, llhd ndIn6llnnS ato that thbtelHln
bc strike In general throughout The en-
tIre i,bithboriibod. ! The stFike Will pro.
hably Continue an indefinite period, As
he i1ibefs expressed theif intention to
hold out as long as possible.
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"A fire in Painesyiiic, Ohio, carly carl yes yes.
terday morning, destroyed about $4,000
worth 4, Of property mostly insured. ~ u nj nj
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FR1sTEEs SALE ]oENAEUABsLI.!Es BIZ

T9RUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
4 Land on CaldWelIs Run, ,.,., .'.,,,,', ,,.lIi,
BY virtue OF q deed Of trust mAdd on the 18th
day OF September, AZ ID. 1850. By Alexander A,
Allison 70 James P, Rogers, Trustee, and record.
cd In tho otiice Of the Recorder Of Ohio county,
West Virginia, IN Deed HOOK No ~, page 8Si, /
Will sell Gtpublle sale At the front door OF the
Court Houhe Of Ohio county, on JIiu ulijB-
Thursday, December 90, 1870,
Alto O'Clock IA ", Ave acres Of iaiid, be the
Aalne more or less, situated on the south side Of
Caldwells RuR md bounded As follow, via; Do.
ginhing At . stake on the Eonlh AIDE OF The Run,
thence y 81 deg, ". q poles 10 sugar tteU corn.
@ 10 Samuel McLufe's, thence with MeLufe's
line 20 deg, 9. IS poles 70 stAs5 corner 10 vii.
liam Collins, thence With his line n. 80 deg. e.
BSX polos 70 the beginning, together with all
privileges, improvements and AppirtehAn6es.
Said decd OF trust Waa made 70 secure TO Alex.
andcr Rogers, Of the city OF Wheeling, The. pay.
mrLt OF debt Of S38i, %, winch said debt 10 eH.
deneed BY b ph0mlssaty n0te bearing even datc
With, said deed Of trust made BY Ala Allison.
and NJ: u. Gregg At Wheollng, VIVA, for faid
hnni Of S3Si g. payable II the Wheeling Savings
Inalitntion On the lst day Of April 1870 yaine fe.
eeiyed, The amount OF principal aud interest
claimed. to be due and nlpAld, llelndlDg Interest
TO the day Of sale, is Si0l iof which sum the
eaie will Be made. Tic htl6ls believed 10 be IN.
exeeptlonAble. Terms, onethlTd cash; balance
In slK and twelve months with Interest y,
noyaisod JAMES i. ROGERS, Trusten.
The above sale has been. posfponed until
FRIDAY JANUARY %, 1871, "
= dtGo6oOd iHl JAMH9iP. ROGERS, Tfustee
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Fmr m uPsTUR CouSTr. .Aon Tues.
day night last the store Of Mr.. JOHN l..
Queen known Us 'fLmentzs .storp,Y Just
over the line in Upshur county, hnd
George LorentZ tan yard, wereidestroy.
cd by tire-supposed 4, be the work Of mn
incehhiary,, Mr.. Queens stock Of goods
wasinshfed 4the balance Is q total los
Weston Democrat! a qlLil .aTATT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-10

-iL0ne Of the paper mills .belongingto
Thos. Rice, Jf,,, AZ Newton Falls, Mass,
was burned Sunday. The loss amounts
to $4,000; Insured for $4,000.
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aWELI, Mrs. Smith" said Mrs. Jones,
III I'm anything, I'm a Unitarian; what
religion arc your ~ amt quite tsartin
what they calls It. but my old man says
he's yegetarian.n-J4dg. ~. =.
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NlRO4lN1l. Is.ar .a.. tI... .fs.#aU#a . .If ...
In .N6dcA iS hereby given thAt application
VII " made BY Or on behalf Of The Council o.
tho City Of Wheeling 10 the LAgialatnFuloi The
Stats Of West Virginia. at ~ ne1t session, In
January iSI1, for The passage Of an act 10 change
and uxtend the bouhd6he ID 81 The city Or Wheel.
ing 10 ~ 10 innludn TIN tBfFltoFy contained NTH.
Ip Tho following llmltSi Beghllhg on the Ohio
river u Apol1t on The ReaieFn VI Ohio 1hOFoOp-
p6sll 10 MAfahlit coal bank, near The river, In
Wdahlngt0n township, Ohio eohniyt Wet ViF.
giBlAt thence byA direct line crossing. The river
and running ina eonthOaslpfly direction, pAsalng
BY The entrance u Rlld coal bank 10 thb i6FEhOast
corner % The eleohfOd bridge AefOss WHEELING
creek thsnco byia direct llnG In AlI1hthWOStofly
direction " The mouth Of REa9eIs ru1, In RllChle
township In aid county Or Ohoi' lh0nee due
sOulh ID The s6dth line Of Ohio county !fihence
west With the line between the counties OF Ohio
and Marshall, crossing the Ohio ElTeFto lhe west.
srn q Ohio ahore hshse up asld lhgro leeort
beginning, 80. W, h. ALLISON,
VI j7iW .sW 4 g. 9phRklER,
ITO uiirun /. IH. ], N. MAXWELL,
Special Committee Of Council Of Wheeling
Dseembet Slh, 1910. dec7oaW
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an ON on DOMINICA.

WhhIIIIFVVlIlU7IEyilJ lJIlHl1IIi y 3
Thg President sent a message to thC
House tD.dAy,in accordance with the res.
UlutlUu pfftlIH 5th;inst, ouclpsing HFeport
Of John Hagan, United States Comnk.
sioneF, on tho resources aud condition of
tic ,Dbminicah. Republic Inades by die
Department OF State under the admins.
traiioD, Of President Polk The Score.
iaty pt State ssys! !iib Is tumble II, comply
with HE ed1l lnr. lie t0poFt q G., D. McClel.
Ian Onthe Sauie subject ihhdo during tho
ddmhistta,lnn9 Of President Pierce, hs
no such teb6ft, /, 30 iat is The eeotClS siioW,
has eScrbeCnhlcl \ IL the Department,
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New York Drys.Goods Market.
.a,ni 7lqp sm'i NEW YoRK, Jan. 0.
h The dry goods market Is extremely
quiet, and prices rule uniform. '''''''
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Tm Cincinnati GdsstG says That up tc
Saturday night Charleston, Eanawhai
had had but one mail in eight days. a
flue place for State capitaliwhich ough,
70 p. be " tle q centre @ QI news :. 4
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suo ,bodailaassa .Basl
A MERFNe q the On men pr soulheas.

AAEHTRa pf the oil men Of southeas
tern Ohio and West Virginia, was heldar
the Board Of Trade rooms, in Marietta
last Friday, the object being to adcpt
measares to increase the production Of On
and to advance the interests Of the oil bu
'gae9 generally Col, ]. r. RoRD, of thii
city, was chairman Of the meeting. Gen
Oh. WARsKR addressed the meeting, by
invitation, in regard to the sources and
supply ot petrclein. and cpmniltteC
wasappointed toprepare splan ofurgaut
zatiOp, Fhespeclal object Of the Organi
zatlon Is TO secure concert Of action and
means 70 drHl wells in different localities
along the on Beltto thethird Sand Rock
The meeting adjourned 70 te.assemble al
Parkersburg, Monday, y,iuys5,l 60.
Eiui H-F ~ / lAIW -g.tTtF.t % ~ ~
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y wAsHINGToN. WASHING III
4SoTIERs EifFoRT 10 REPEAL TIE N.
~ ,ife-uofti h1'CoMR TAX. ali ~ iOnaiipl
WAsHNaToN, D. O., Jan. 0.

TNN'sN H. SSAAAAf AsAaAs '1' HH. ~ 'l 'ANA
III i u Il r. .swAsurNsrOS, 'o Asa 10 70 D. O., Jan: 0.
II Although efforts, will be made ,,bY, Mr..
Kellogg, Of Town, and others 10 again
bring before tho House the bill abolishing
the income tax, there Is no question that
the House will refuse To repeal tint porr
tion of the law.s5p When a'calt offthe
States Is made the bill will be presented
again for Q direct vote; but this. the House
will avoid ~ It has beenldono before by
members ptelerring not to put themselves
on record on this question. The Ways
and Means Committee are about equally
divided on hequesti6n Of repeal but the
Senate Finance Committee ard, largely ii
favor Of continuance Of the lawl1 Sever
albills are before the latter committee, but
no action upon them will be taken, as the
Senate IS undouh tedly against repeal.
Senator Sherman claims that II this tax Is
taken OF some other tax viii .haye TO be
imposed, in order to realize sufficient rev
enne for current necessities. .'-r-r 7tl'l
The cityii rapidly filing up with visit
ors, many ofwhom have business before
Congress. Astut,di .iU ois 7'pf
3 THE 2BLE&sEb GStEhicA IN FESfkSs, 4,
ifwhen'sthelI Intelligence ,whs received
here. that Tho ! British Government had
discharged the. Irish America prisoners,
tho Secretary Of State telegraphedilt the
American Representative ID. London TO
furnish them hrstclass passage 10 the
United States. Tho British Government
then volunteered to give them second.
class passage 10 tlfs country, but they
very naturally preferred TO accept the
fltstclasy biist or the United States, A
dispatch from tic American Legation at
London wAsfcceived at the State Depart.
meht yesterday, stating that John Nc.
Clure, Underwood Q,Connell and o 'ppno.
van Rosa had sailed IN the steamship Gu.
ba, yesterday, for New York. COLI W.
G. Halplpe and some others refused their
conditional pardon. y Fh6s. F. Burke has
dot VT Been discharged. Mcclure had
been sentenced 70 death, but Ills sentence
was cOmmlled TO penal serTiiude.t6r life;
0'Cphnellto ten years penal seryitude;
Rosa 10 penal sefyitnle for HE; ITalpihe 10
fifteen years penal servitude; while Burke
had beon sentenced 10 death, and made
really for execution, when his sentence
was also COmmuted TO imprisonment, for
lie. ,slNGl a3teElI
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BRADFORD, FRIDAY. SEPT. /. 1871.


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ENnrn, for safe /.

TsyHE subscriber offers Tor sac n', Rrld.l7
4 mile from Bradford Village n.' land. wi
Poor Farm. containing 100 acrss o,,,,rrcd. tFt.
good house. newly painted ais and ut'.
good barns, and other out n,i.I.La--- 4 fire y
failing water at house ana ~ nj sugar
chard of grated fruit, anu 49, in ih!: =.
clard. The farm is one % tIs snJ Other sie, Fl
i Il il. a 194 y Of h wood ara S$H Il d r
o %' viii he dii S up 70 suit
further particulars call on TIE Il I'M WINARp
- O.
Bradford, Vt. Feb. u, ISL
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REAL ESTATE.
E'arssn Fer Sale!

The Subscriber offer, for sale; Ms ' 'bsrr
Bradford known as The Moore place ws-,l
mile from Bradford Village, at u" S.;g farm
trough ON the Wates River Road. I,r5 vii
contains about 30 acres of excellent ' mi raa.
good Apple orchard. Sugar orel,,a.'' ;.sgrb q.
buildings. For further particulars
she subscriber on the farm. -. ~ pOBlE
+. W. Il
Bradford, Aug. 10
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SNORT HAND WRITING.

E;50 Ivor.l. per EIliHitEsc achieved i'll
0nC saosaess'~ study, hv the New
R.z.issszsH. vacfisO Pronounced by
al who see II TO he tie only simple and e.
ticicEsg ~ stem in the world. NrHd two
cent postage stamps for dcsrliptil eli cuiar,
testimonials and fun information. TO
Es1sGs.'. <sSkab-
=. O. Boz sss9. N4) New Work.
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mop raising rs rapidly on he de-
c'lne ~ " 'S'ollN'h'
W iS'oI'"lh reports corn SlA'ee"
I''' HIF"'
Tine oropoc cram or Ioui.iana il
Soou '''iS season
\ man who's wise viii advertise.
Thc Coro or Good Ioro diomond
Colds yiold richly vet
Cholera is spreading in Germany.
Tro,o,o,o.ro, m,.ot,y ,l,,, +,
| ireland.
A case of cholera is reported in
Paris.
eooi, hos o.,son,od to thc cxt,a.
dlt'on OF COMMUNISTS
Count Louis Frederick Mcnabrca
has been appointed Italian arbi'ra
- a,a. ,iui'' - ''''' -
much rs a COW in some parts of
New Hampshire.
MIA ho, ol,oloro :. l,u,iru ,ho,y
andS OF fowls on staten island
The Hotel de Vile in Paris is TO
he rebuilt in exactly It's Old style.
Mrs Liucoln's health has been
falling ever since the death of her
SON.
Concord. n. H.. is considering a
project fer introducing water from
| Lopo Pond. at q cost Of $40 900.
\ summer boardor demanded a
rrdnrti.n in his hill ON account Of
having lost two teeth. Next.
o van, =; 4,,.., :,
...,,;,.,, '.',;i.;, lion, - r.,,ala il
"''
r
Wv nv y. u, ~. ..',,.,,. ~,
-,
Ca'laoa sent h'ho'S IhouSaiio '.''i.
grants INTO inc OIi'lcu states IaS'
year.
MA6oNIc.--ttN' H. INnG was re-
Gently Nhi@hteo III I'!eN''he 'o'''
mandrry, New YORK Wy
Every elpadiuo noliticiau" in New
Jersey IS III the "h"h"S OF iFiei'oS
rs IL candidate ior governor
Iowa expects to gather a million
and q bolf bushels of arples this
year
4 GEORGIA editor was bitten twice
hv , morrasin snake without a bad
result The snake died.
,u;..: e.,..,.,, ton
nieces with his rcapine machine the
other day.
,,o, oIi,1,;no % 1iho,tv uo,o at
t,,,tro.,o,vo,th oot h;trhnd near
,lo t,n and if was six hours before
they &oot him down,
A trajn went through The Mont
Cnuis funnel successfully ON the llth
or Anuret and fine tunnel will be
ononcd for travel on thp nth inst.
NJ. Thi rs, according to one of his
ncwspa) cr organs, is anxious only
to be known in history as the
"Washington of France"
TLo o;+, of Duhunun has discov-
cred that it must pay @l'o'0oo Oh
central harbor bonds, issued III 1900
which it has never dreamed OF pay
ing.
c,il in ALBANY swallowed the
KNOB rom TEAPOT h. """ the oi''
coiorcd woman VINO ~" cI'''Se u
. ! fll4I =
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Esryau's Pulmonic ,y.far.

are nniailing in the cure of Coughs. Colds.
Asthma. Bronchitis. sore Throat. .Incipieut
consumption and Diseases Of the Lungs.
lLey nave no taste of medicine and any child
VIII take them Thousands have been rrstor.
ca 10 health that had before dcspaired. les
tlmony given in hundreds of eases. A sinrle
dose relieves in ten minutes. Ask for BkY-
ANS PIT LMONIC WAFFRS IN
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The widow of the late Clement l..
Naliandigham died in Cumberland,
Missouri, Aug. -. She never re-
covered from the shock occasioned
by Ler husbands terrible death.
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TEN5s E.E's.--tn Office room, in building on
Mann street. Bradford Village. Inquire
al this Office 1871
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NATIONAL OPINION BRADFORD FRIDAY, SEPT 1871

\ LIVE HOWE joURNAi.-NofA-
BIT GuAN6E-Lae, October Hearth
aud Home passtd iato the hands of
Orange Judd X 60, of 10 broad
way, New York. The well known
publishers Of The American Agri
culurist-a Journal long without u
rival in sterling ya'ue aud circuIa-
ton, The marked improvements
then expected to appear in Hearth
and Home have been fully realized,
aua il isuoN one OF the choicest il.
mstatcd journals anywhere issued
Tor the ftmily eircle-atlapted to
both the juvenile and adult people,
and meeting the special wants of
the hoUsckceper. Besides it sup
plies very useful chapters for the
garden and farm, and an important
news sheet. giving n valuable re-
sumo OF the news for II week, up to
the moment Of issue. From $500
to $500 worth Of very fine engrav.
ings bcautify each weekly number.
We notice now still further mark
of enterprise on the part Of the pun
fishers: they haze secured the OK.
,,,a,..,
:, ,'.,.,. al r,,.o,,.,,,,.
80. - a.....;,'.. e.,;,no,'.
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w.; -, ,...;..,.,,. l.,,o.o and
49,, e.,..., ft,.,,,I, o,d
Lame can liot l''Ii 70 merit an" coIi''
halid prominent pace III every
houSeiloid, III Guy, NH'"7 ; an"
country 0Peclile" copies can
doun'iesS ne oota'''eu u 'le pun
llSlieiS' us aooNe' Terms "ii'N %
year. Single h"iiio'iS o CENTS
'ieaf'ii ana lone ANA A'a'll'a'l
AsiIe"''"ii>'' 'o1e'h'i' - year
Better add one or h0th OF them to
your supply OF ied"lI&; they are
~ a.,4
A Jew weeks ago correspondent
Of tie Boston Traveller related the
finding OF wedding mig III the
stomach of a goldfish caught with a
hook in Trinity Bay. The dcscrip-
ten Of the ring led to It's identiIjca-
don, and the lucky finder has been
=, tha en.,ar ~ p.,,;no p,r,.,,
~. 49, ,.,. ,., ....i...,
I zen "a, Nth p r,.:.;..
Do. ~. ..,.,,..,., Co.,. .,...,, , MI
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Regularly every week for the last
three or four years a Geographic de
spatch has told us that the health
of Chirf Justice Chase is either bet
Ter on worse. 1t would probably be
k NJ too mach OF the Chief JUS
tice Chase ~ ask him TO die and be
done with it. but he ought to stop
that despatch in some way Lou.
Cour. journal.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
PROBATE COURTS.
bradford District,

HON. II. w. BAILEY, judge
DROBATE COURTS W J be holden W.T..
4 aild for tba District oi Bradford %
lows, via;
At Bradford, on the stcor
Tuesdays otJanuary May July and NN@
Der.
At East t0rinth. on the secom
Tuesdays OF February, and August.
At NeWbmY on TIE second Tues
day, OF March, and October.
AT Waits River on the se20ad
Tuesdays In June and September.
At West Fairice on the second
Tuesdays in April, aud December.
ALNAH BEAN, ke5i-'t
WcstFairlc, Vt, Dee. /, 1870,
s.TATE or YEENONT Bradford Di,'.
- IS In Probate Court held az New
within and ior .tid District Oh The @'t4
July, 4 y. iN,I.au Instrument pupolh
Ice the las VIII and Testament o. l..
GIpculcf late of Bradford in -alt u...
deceased. bcing presented 10 the io.l
Emll}cit ltMNrli. the EIeuntiN 'a,
lawod. for probate: 1t is ordered .j
court tuat all persons cuay,Wsu iaoI"
notified &" appear 40 a session OF '.an
to Doe held at thr Probate office Iu Ne"
uu thc I'd day OF August, lS'i ai.
cu-,. I'd amy they may have against TYP
bate of >aid viii; for which purpose J. j,
thcr ordered that copy of the ittai"
order he published three weeks antgg1
iu the National Opinion printed at h'i1
previous to said time appointed ior u'''-
10 II. W. BAILEY judy
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S SPECIAL NOTICES
special Notice

w Il. a &. ; stevens have becn a.
W. ness about twenty years. anJ ~ uG.
tuil consent the firm was iissolvrd" ~ ml
i,l ISL, We feel thankful tor ",llnas
of our many customers; but hahn '"llas
Of settling up our business during ibr " ,,ioa
NE ana being dnmncd eyory day >" W. i', ,
say w. "H i, ana o.. Tho have unsettled 'o'
he settlod forthwith. Do mol wal, "n, ha.
"a' eau ga" S'''''' ", Il, STEVEN
p..,c,,, y, A., G; S, STEVENS >
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Another. and one Of the most fear
full and wholesale railroad slaugh-
ters occurred few miles from BOS
ton on the Eastern Railroad, at
Revere Station. The Pullman train
or Portland Express, ran into the
rear Of the evening accommodation
train, which consisted Of four pas
sengrr cars crowded even to the
platform. Nearly every passenger
in the rear car was killed or wound
ed. Twenty seven were killed out.
right or died in a short time, and
some forty or fifty wounded. The
scene can be family imagined, but
cannot be described. Rev. DR.. Gan
rctt aud Rev, DR.. Mason were
among the dead. There must have
been most culpablc carcleSsncSS on
the part Of some one, which it is
Ibi'NN INV iINNNli 5~NNipil hliNh''N ~
gun will develop, and the guilty
ones be brought to strict account.
The great sculi race for the cham
pionship Of the world, came OF at
81. John, n, H., on Wednesday
morning. The boats started at 7:25
and led alternately for iivc minutes.
At 1888 the st. john was ahead -
at $40 the st. John was the only
crew rowing, the Tyne crew having
gone to the shore in consequence Of
kcniorth being taken with fit
The st. John crew IoWed over the
course, winners of the race, in It
minutes aud II seconds. henioth
was taken in 4 coach To st John.
looking deadly pale. He died at
SD.
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-09-01

4 girl nine years of age arrived
at a town III central Iowa recently,
having Travelled unprotected all the
way from Western Kansas, and
bringing with her two sisters, one
an infant, which she carried III her
arms, and the other three years old.
Her parents had eni&rated to hanS-
as and had both died there, and She
determined to return to iowa.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-09-01

Twelve Vermont newspapers have
adopted the "patent outside" ar
langemcnt. tlat is, only one half
the paper is printed at the office of
publication, the other half being
gotten up by city publishers devot-
ed to the business.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-09-01

y man in KNOX county, Ill.,, has
spells of sleeping from two 10 seven
days at IA time, and of course, dur
ing these spells takes no food
When he comes ON he is just as
well as ever. He is a cheap boaldcr
but a dear lodgcr
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-09-01

The Springfield Republicans thinks
there will be no difficulty in selling
tickets from that city to the Yer
mont State Fair at st. Johushury.
las the Vermont is often finer than
the NcV England tair.'
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-09-01

"Nill you dahe sumding," said a
German teetotaler 10 a friend while
standing near tavern. ~ don't
care if / 10" was the reply. "Nell,
den lot us take Walk
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-09-01

Ben. Batter wants TO be Governor
Of Massachusetts,. Massachusetts
don't want Ben, Butter for GOV.
ernor. Ben. is trying to bully Mass,
into nominating and clcctiug him.
Ben. has reached the height Of his
career, and his prestige viii not Sc.
cure him an election, unless we
have much mistaken the power ano
influence Of political "scallaNags,"
Of whom Ben. Butler is chief.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-09-01

\ Dubuque. IOWA. Woman is the
champion harvester. Sfv dioN, the
reaper all through the season. help
ed her aged fatherto house tine gold
en- grain. and then ran oil with one
of the handS.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-09-01

John DonnclIy was buried % feet
under earth at Avon, n. Y, by the
Gazing in of a. well, about seven
O'Clock, Saturday morning. A mum.
Der of men Iabored necessarily to
relieve him until > O'Clock, when
their eXeltions were rewarded by
Donnelly saying Il am AL right,
but there is a big stone on my head
At quarter to 6 he was hi u.ht to
the surface with but Slight injuries.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-09-01

Benjamln T. Butter First in
war. Of words, last IN peace. and
a'wal> in the pockets OF his coun-
iI!men, la his attack upon the
edition of the Springfield Eypubli.
can hc has a ioeman worthy OF his
at,oi
John Sii,i,ll LEFT no will and there
are no heirs to his coniiscatcd rs
tate in Louisiana, and the public al
ministrator mas pctiiioued M tie
United states court for possession
of the property CT the deceased
rebel.