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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-03-22

LITTLETON.-While the rcpubli
cans were celebrating the election
returns last Tuesday night, ii kcg
of powder caught fire in front of
Thayer's hotel, burning Frank Alb.
bolt, Cl,aun,y Mincrand a Mr.. Ken
frew. formerly from Newbury.-
They are very dangerously injured.
Thayer's Hotel is made almost Il
wreck. Glass was broken out, and
it Jared the house so that not a
door can be opened in front. The
building is damaged at least $1,000.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-03-22

MONTPELIER AND WEST FAIR
LEE HAlLROAD.-At a special meet.
inc holden III Orange on Saturday
last, the 10Th inst, that town by Il
vote OF 10 majority bonded 10 the
amount of eight times Its grand list,
to aid III the construction of the
Montpelier and West Fairloc Rail
road. There was a good attendance
at the meeting and full discussion.
Among the speakers present was
Gen. Stephen Thomas who seems
to have good degree Of success in
opening the eyes and the pockets Of
the people along this route, to their
Interests.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-03-22
Notice.
STATE OF VERMONT. Bradford Dit. s..

CTATE OF VERMONT. Bradford Dist. 81.
- IN Probate Court held at West Fairleo
in said District on the ith lav Of February
4, ID. 1872. Alva Newton. Administrator of
,hc estate OF la Marquis Tubbs. tie "f Tops
ham in said District deceased presents his
administration account for examination ara
allowance. aud makes application for an ~
Signmcut at the Personal estate OF said dc-
ceased, to the Widow. Wh.reupon, d u ~.
drrcd hy said Court. that said account and
said Application hc referred to u SESSION There
~, Ia bc held at the Probate Office len said
West Fairlee on the 9th day of March I'D.
1872 for hearing and deeisi"n Thereon: And,
IL is further ordered. that notice hereof be
given to an PERSONS Interested, by publication
of the same three weeks excessively fn thu
National Opinion, "A newspaper published a.
Bradford, VT, previous to said time appointed
for hearing. that they may appear at said
time aud place, aud show cause. II any they
may have, why said account should not be III
lowed, and snch assignment made.
by the Court. Attest,
ALVAH BEAN, Register.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-03-22

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full exceedingly! The illustrations OF
every kind exhibit that perfection of
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The subject matter a perfect feast
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IA years subscription to the !.ADY'S
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Over the River.

HAvERulLk-Thc' Supreme Ju'
dIcial Court for the Western Judi.
cial District, is now in session at
this place; lis Honor, Chas. Doe,
presiding. There are 40 civil eases
on the docket, with probably about
200 more to be entered and about
20 suits of various other kinds.
The Jail, which has been empty
for the past five or six weeks, has
an occupant FOR 60 days, from lnba
non.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-03-22
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE,

Hanover, y. II. March 10, -.
The election excitement las ter
minated, and u Republican victory
achieved. The winning party arc
exceedingly jubilant, and maintain
that this is lorcrunncr of the No,
vcmhcr cont est. People in this sec
ton, many OF them. DO not consider
this test vote for Grant AID proph-
ecy that the state Will so anti Grant,
by a considerable majority. Beng
possessed of 10 prophetic vision, we
leave the problem to time, fGlly as,
SEred that the voters of New
Hampshire will maintain in future
years, rs they ever have in the past.
tie honor and integrity of the old
Granite State.
The question now discussed IS
whether our distinguished citizen,
Senator Paterson viii be returned
TO the Senate or not Rollins is
sad to he working vigorously to oh
tain his seat. No fault has been
found with Patterson he has repre-
seated y. II. in manner, worthy
of more than ordinary commenla,
ton, and in all his lahors acquitted
himself TO the satisfaction of the
people whom he represents, and the
country at large. He has identified
himself with the interests of all
classes, and equity demands his re-
turn. The only objection offered is,
his position in the State both Sen,
ators hailin9 from the same district,
and living III adj ming towns.
This, however, ought not to be con.
sidered OF sufficient Importance to
deprive him. honorcd and respected
by both parties, as he is, of a posi-
ton lie has filled so well. and in
which he has gained for himself
reputation, for ability and integrity
Of no inferior grade, We feel fully
in our OWN minds that he
will be retained, to add new lustre
to his own lnSuliicd name, and be
lueath, III future years 10 Ills \ ma
Mater, an Inheritance richer than
gold. reputation untarnlSheu, d !
name honored and respected
throughout our country.
News. i'll this region, is scarce
business remarkably good.
Tabor has men at work arranging
the rooms in Carriers Block, plepar.
ltOry to entering. We expect soon
70 see this store we'll filed, and know
Mr.. I. will enjoy a tiourishing trade,
being well known by the people.
The Choral Society give a concert
II the College Church Friday eve
lnder the guidance of Prof. Perkins
# Lebanon, who has instructed the
lass for some months.
We have a Frenchman in town
giving instruction in his native
'ngue to private pupils.
The village school closed few
lays since, and the examination
'assed off acceptably to all. The
instructor Joseph z. Otis OF the
senior class had charge of the
choOl last winter, and acquitted
imself, as he ever has in his many
choolS, with honOr-and gained the
onfidence of pupils and parents.
Rev. Mr.. Tyler of SO. Africa, and
Dr.. Clark, Secretary Of the Board of
lissions, occupied the pulpit Sab.
ath morning-and entertained a
lrge audience in the eve. by ac
cunts of their travels. and especial
of the onward mach of the chris
an mission in foreign lands. Mr..
yler is son of DIR. Tyler the fifth
resident of this college.
The parts for Junior exhibition
ave been assigned-next in order ,
mock programmes.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-03-22

M Edif0r.-An article appeared
i'll Your paper a few weeks since
copied from some other, in'imating
that Rev. S. Ranks who solicited
funds here for the Wayncsboro ga
school, was an impostor lam glad
to be able to say that the last No. OF
Zion's Herald states him to be
true man. ard that he has done
what he proposed to do for the
school, having raised and paid over
SGG3. II. I. JONES.
Bradford, Mar. 10, 1872.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-03-22

WELLS RIvER.-Erastus Bald,
win has bought the harness stock
of Cummings Priest, and will hereaf,
ter run the harness shop in this
place.
The railroad is progressing well
between here aud B0ltonville.
Some time ago, Rev. Mr.. Palmer
preached sermon, reviewing his
ten years past0ratc at Wells River.
During that time, the church. under
his ministry, has increased from 7G
members TO l6S. OF the al add
ed, ZIG have been received upon ex.
animation. When he began his
work, there was but one male mem.
Der, and thirteen female members,
within a mile af the church; and u
social meeting any where in the
parish, was next to an inpOssibillty.
Now there are 23 male and 81 fe.
male members within the villages
of Wells River and Woodsyillc.-
Often three different meetings are
held in the school districts at the
same hour. Contributions for be.
nevolcnt objects, outside the parish
amounted, the first year, to $40.
For the ten years they have overrun
$500. Meanwhile the pastors sal
AIRY has been raised over sixty per
cent, and some $1,000, have beer
laid out in charging and impYov.
ing the church cditicc. Only one
pastor between Newport and Brat
tlcboro, on this side of the Connect
cut, along the river, remains in the
same place he occupied when Mr.,
Palmer was settled. There are on
~ two or three along the river on
the New Hampshire side There is
not more than one in Oransc county.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-03-22
NATURES RAli' RESTORATIVE
CLEAR ASCRYSTAI.

'sTs-ffN ny = II - M,
Has no Sediment, no Fifth, no Lac sulphur no
Sugar Of Lead no Litharge, no Nitrate of Sill
yer, will restore Gray Hair prevents the Hair
from Falling on, and is entirely FREQ from the
Poisonous aud Misunderstanding Drugs used
in other Hair Preparations.
Keeps the hair ia nice healthy condition /;
is a fine Dressing, aud has given the most
abundant satisfaction to thoussnds who have
used it. Try one bottle ana be convinced.
Take no other.
DR. q. SMITn. ratcntee, Aver. Mass. Man
ufactund and tor sale by PROCTOR BROTH
Frs Gloucester, Mass AL firstclass Drug
gists sell it,
10 Send two thre cent stamps TO Proctor
Bros. aud receive per return mail a "Ndlua-
able Treatise Oh the Human Hair.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-03-22

Mr.. Ivory Berry of Darlington,
n. H., while at work in the woods a
short time ago, cutting limbs, fell
from a tree, a distance of fifteen
feet, and remained on the ground
insensiblc for an hour and IA half
He was discovered by his daughter,
nearly dead from cold. He is slow
ly recovering.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-03-22

ANOTLR "RING' BROKEN
The Erie Ring has been smashed. -
J. Gould has been deposed f. ON the
presidency, and new board of di
rcctors elected. Last Monday was
most exciting day in New York.
BY grand piece of strategy, the
Erie ring of which Jay tould was
the head, and David Dudley Field
its noted counsel, has been dislodg-
ed, turnod ont, and the doors lock-
ed against them, aud Gen. Dix has
teen chosen president, and an hon
est board of directors will undoubt.
eddy now be elected.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-03-22
NEWBURY.-Mr. and Mrs. Il. w.
thanbcrliu of the NeWbury House

NEWBURY.-Mr. and Mrs. Il. w.
\ hrnbcrlin Of the Newbury House
We're very agreeably surprised on
Wednesday evening the 18th inst,
/ quite Il company of thcir rcla
|lyr> and friends who came to celc-
latc with them the tenth ami, or.
Buy Of their marriage.
The season was a very nloyahle
b. the presents were both useful
kad ornamcntal-the elegant set OF
h iewelry, consisting of pin. ear
ha-', bracelets and ring, presented
D. Mr. w. Wall zee, was WON by
H. fair bride with much dignity aud
kuScd much mcrrimcnt.
Il About half past nine o'clock the
Guests repaired to the dining room
kl sat down to "A bountitully laden
HabIr. Af:cr music ana an hour or
Roo of general sociability the ''Sur
nn>crs' departed, leaving with the
FHle and groom many wishes for
pier happiness and prosperity in
! be tens Of years TO come.
There are quite Il number OF cases
n the measles and calker rash in
H. village, and a number have
proved fatal.
Bell, daughter ofJohn Il. Garland
ted suddenly-she was well Satur-
Fdy morning and died Sunday morn.
/ Nc. Fairbanks, lecture was enter
F1lng and instructive, the spcci
pens Of sand, shells, &c. brought
pom the Arabian Desert were quite
PtercSting.
If You want a good Sewing Ma
ne call on T. G. KcyeS hc has new
ID second hand machines and can
We You a good bargain.
The farm and personal property |
John Mcindoes estate were sold |
Auction March 9TH. Geo. Nc |
ldoe bid off the farm for $3.50. |
lay sold for eli to $50. Cows from |
1850 to $3.50. Pair of 5 yrs. old.
(eers sold for sl24. Sheep from
iO0 to &4.75. Yearlings GA to
20. Oats .53; corn so to SLIGO;
Potatoes rs to SO. A. ii. Cham.
PcIlIn was the Auctionecr.
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Liberation.

rINIIIS MAY CERTIFY that | have given
L my sons, Henry Silloway and Wells Sillo-
way their time, and shah claim none Of their
earnings, and pay nodcbts of their contracting
after this date. GEORGE SlLLOWAY.
Bradford, Vt, March Is, 1872.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-03-22

The WOODSTOCK RAILROAD
At IA citizens meeting held ill
Woodstock last Saturday, enough
money was subscribed to secure the
finishing of the proposed railroad
from that place to White River
Junction.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-03-22

MANCHESTER, " H., March -.
The Daiy Mirror has official 10.
turns from 2O2 towns, and authentic
returns from all buttwo towns III
.hc State, which give n vote of 7G,-
0jG. Mr. Straw has 3S, 702, Mr. Yves
ton 3G,3Gl, Mr.. Cooper 5j2, MI
BlacLmer al. Total opposition 81,
354. MI. Straw's majority 1913.
After dcducting the opposition ma
jority Of last year in two towns not
reported (lSS), and Straw's majority
will lie 1850. y dozen scattering
votes may appear in the returns not
now reported.
The Council is composed of four
Republicans and one oppositions-
the Senate Of eight Republicans to
four opp0eitionS lille of tic 300
members of the House PA are Re
puhllCaus. IA Democrats and seven
Labor Reform and Temperance
making sixty three Republican ma
jority.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-03-22

Miss Martha Bickfold has sued
Robert Bar of Cabot, for breach of
promise. Damages $4,000. He
bought farm Of Martha on condi-
ton that he would marry her.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-03-22

So. NilwBURY.-E. II. futile n
Son arc'putting in machinery for
drawing logs out Of the Pond, the
large amount Of lumber in the their
mill yard making It necessary.
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kuStl,cr I.cvec.

We are requested to say that ar
fragments are being made tOl
.holdnl9 IA LeVec OF Sugar Party at
lie 10rn Hail rs soon Us new sugar
can he procured, for the purpose OF
missing money to purchase crockery
TO be used in future lcvccs and
spperS at the Hall. The object is
ID GOOD one and should interest all
without regard to sect or party.
We Shall probably give further par
trllarS next week and definitely
announce the time.
SNOW BoUND.-Thc railroads
north of here seem to be badly
showed up. Last Saturday Il train
atird from st. Johnsbury fot
lLflNict. On Tuesday they were
= little bcyond Daaviilc, having
made J mile that day. The Road
Master autographed that with good
hex, and no more storms they
gouId get through to llaldwick by
night
Wednesday the trains on the
N4>sawippi Road were showed i'll
al uatley. No down express on the
I.,Sumpsic road Wednesday night.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-03-22

1t is said that American copper
cents circulate in Japan at three
times their home value.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-03-22

In the ease of Susan Colby '. 10.
el Colby FOX divorce, reported last
week as not decided, the petition IS
dismissed and divorce not granted.
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Local Items.

Members of Riverside Lodge l. o.
asG II. of Bradford, are requested
:" y, a,tend the next regular meeting
" the Lodge on Tuesday evening,
March go, rs business Of Importance
i TO he transacted.
The address by Col. FarnhanI be-
care the q. A. Il. Post in this place
y =" adjourned one week. The Post
T. 10 he visited by the Department
,,spector this week and it has been
thought advisable to postpone the
oJlrcss. The subject we under.
stand is the Bradford Guards while
IN the First Regiment.
LosT.-About two weeks ago n
mir of lady's brown kid gloves, No.
I They were new and in an envel
ana Whoever will return them TO
hi, Office will be suitably rewarded
Mfr. Macrnc keeps custom made
Roots. Shoes, sc. on hand for sale
At his shop in the old Bliss Building.
# ven want II good article, well
made give him call.
When you come to Bradford call
mat Bailey, Rcding Il Co.'S clothing
store. They will be glad to see you,
as they keep goods which will bear
Inspection.
Not much improvement rs yet IN
lie number of cases OF sickness IN
this vicinity. Scarletina is having
qaite an extensive run, though the
from this disease is not
large in comparison with the nllm
bal of eases, and the ordinary run
If the disease, only ivc-all chll.
died from this disease.
In and about this Village nearly
flrv persons Of all ages are now
by sickness.
The auction sale at &. q. Doty's
store is adjourned to next Tuesday |
afternoon.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-03-22

The Annual School District Meet
inss occur on Tuesday evening,
March Goth.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-03-22

The proposed Cincinnati Conven.
ton is made the subject of stimuli,
taneous remark in the three leading
papers of Gotham. The Herald
urges the friends Of Gen. Grant to
attend, inaSmuch as it is announced
TO be "confercncc' of Republicans,
and if a conference" it ought to be
a full conference The Illness says
1.-THE movement at present has en-
countered only timidity on the one
hand and distrust on the other, with
a fixed indifference on the part Of
the mass of the people,, The Tj'ib.
enc is alarmed lest the Federal of.
fice.holders," awaiting themselves of
the terms of the call, as suggested by
the He,UM, shall attend the Conven-
ton and direct its action. 1t tells
them they are not wanted, and that
while they "may do as they will at
Philadelphia, they cannot have
their way at Cincihnati;7 from
which it would appear that the Tri-
bnae regards the Cincinnati move.
mcnt as its own particular meat.
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Fancy Goods & Toys

of every description. as low as can be found
in this vicinity.
Also, Agent for the Celebrated WHEELER
& WILSON and AMERICAN Sewing Ma
chimes.
Bradford, Vt. March I, is72.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-03-22
NEW GOODS.

If you want to find the largest stock AZ
American or Foreign Watches at low prices,
go to j. NJ. WARDENS.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-03-22

Thursday of last week George
Hubbard, Of Rochester. caught an
eagle in steal trap that measured
: feet 3 inches from tip to tip of its
wings. and weighed l3 lbs. When
captured it was feeding on a goose
it had killed.
n llardwick man recently under
took to thaw out two hundred feet
of lead pipe by pouring hot water
into a large well. If he continues
his labors until warm weather the
desired result will probably be at.
tanned.
The proposed new bank, with
twenty-five million dollars capital TO
be located in New York, is not re-
garled very favorably by banking
men outside of Gotham. Such an
institution would exert powerful
influence in financial circles, and
would 10 doubt also exert an auto
cratic influence which might be pre-.
judicial To the whole country.
New arrivals, Elegin, Waltham
and United Statos watches; also
Swiss watches in gold and silver
cases, stem winders and all other
styles just received and for sale at
low prices at j. VI. Warden's.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-03-22

A dumb man got drunk in Troy
the other night, and made more
noise and disturbance than ten men
could, who had the use of their
tongues.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-03-22

An Iowa rumscller carried bill
for Il husbands rotations to the
imbiber's wife, and she cared the
presenter to the hounds of her
premises at the end a potato mash
pr
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-03-22
SILVER WARE

of the very best quality at low prices, go ~
j. NJ WARDEN'S
find the largest stock of Gno
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-03-22
GOLD JEWELLERY

80 to J. N. WARDEN'S.
There You will also find a Large stock of 6Ie
Table and Pocket
CUTLERY,
SPECTACLES
STATIONERY
TRAVELLING BAGS
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
REvOLVERS
GUNS
VASES
STERESCOPES, VIEWS
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xeIenranhifhes SlQerlei.

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Nermild)te Serid)te.

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ben Aerser auf ieiner Stirne, ben aerser
bariiber, bab 8ettp ibre gufmerfiamfeit
nur benz @aite tpiomete? Sd flrdte 8u=
bolf trdst iid nit .6pffnungen, bic teine
GrfilIung finben t0nnen, bic ni4t nur
feline Nube, iOnbern AUDI ben 5rieben un'
ieres ainbes ft6ren merben. 9a 1T es ratb<
fam, unb uniere Yflidt foroert es, iOlben
6offnuugen iribseitig entgegenSutreten
i'd bente, 9u pirit mir 8eht seben, ads
tbe.
Ser Bid Der Mutter rubte nit leiien1
8prmurf auf benz tleinen 6errn. BET iid
mebs rno mebr in ben Gifer binelngereSe1
bate.
SD fardte bas nidt, iaste i'e rubis,
unb ipenn es eintrdte, f6nnte id) es aud
fein nnglld nennen. Doer tptllit 9u al
len grnites elmer Gonpenien3- -9eiratb biz
3utunit unieres 8inSes aupertrauen? 2af
bas 6er3 8ettp's tpdblen, 8ertram, glids
lide Gben perben MIR im6immel seidlois
fen.
Sie Stirne oes 8antiers sos fi9 in
Salten, 10 gang barmpnirte biefe aniihi
nidt nit ieinen Mnidauungen, tpenn aud
iein sutes, tueides 6ers teine GriinSe
fano, bic ibn beredtigten, iRr entsegenz
sutreten.
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