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giutrittsprcis gu u1en Tcb,u f~oIofioIcu Sddufts1 lua
gen nur 30 Gerts; ainber inter 9 5nersn Ole Sdlits;
Ctntge ~reierUitte SIee Is @ents crtru.
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Airdli@e Mn;eigem.

Prnteitantiide 3inns>&irde,
Gde Der Baltimore nue GiltnDrefrake
a. (Baftor Sonner1.
mpraen, Gonntao. ben rs. Iprll, 8otteSeienft :
8ornittass balb fl ubr. Yrebist: ii ber D en- per-
lorenen q obn. .
gbenbs baib 8 ilbr. Breoiat: ii CT q ott uni
Die ShDpfuna.
11O2) Jr. Dpnner.
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UlusDnII>WtTII5e.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, gfr. SO, q. -8oIto.=S
5au5bGtter, Soteliuirtbe unb &Guier i'm Nn9emei:
men meroen IS su ibrem Sortbelle finben, bel nns al
toufen. tnfer gorratb if sanS neu uno umiast8 or
ssaaRis gtaD,, ' SSlbnagI.ts Si 1rnen nnV s i@s9' sattf1
IL. [. 10. fserner Ginberiuagen, @aiiertIbler, 5tefri,
e~etatoten, i3eusz8reiier Il. I. 10.
SarriSpn k Ssrpfpn,
(2op. %, 6gfte.N SIR. 50. Wet=B altiur oreHr,
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Siibz JremnntitraRen=3eibz Il. Spar

Gcmpaenie
bot cine Iiberale Contribution an9enommen linb lest
@elb gum 8erleiben. GIN Sober lit baber elnselaben,
iefen 0ienaas, Abenos 8 lbr, naG =. Sd,uIs,
Nr. e, Sio= Fremont, @de bon Oooeritr., su tom=
men. Seine rldiidnbise guHase miro be5ablt. Go
balb Elm antbeil nit auHase 5uriidbeSablt lit, boren
be 3inien iir b~enielben aut.
g. g. Sraun, grdf.;
1901 ,6.7tO2, $3.50 Semrn Moif, Gefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-27

Wr. "a, Noroz2 ibcrtDffraFe,
bat bic sroBte 4uspabl BON ueucn unb geOrdn6ten
9utIden, G5preezEgasen uuO G5cfd,irren teoer
1rt, uelhe bili9 9egCn baar ooer efuebmtgte 5eit1
yapiere p~eriGuft Ueroen.
@ebrautte 9utlten neroen In Ecuih eenommen.
q. .. SdbMiet,
taua. 4, 12Wte.) Ru6solger uon Sames Ne&urIeo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-27
8. Wrag, EraI.;
u. GDnrares, SGatm.;
q. NaFauer, Sefr.
g. 3. Scdu. iuu.. GoIicito,
n>yanbertinNr 10.

l5.
Sbiser g erein bat feline erite @insabluns erboben,
unb finO q tie, pelte einenl suten Sauueretne 6ets
treren %tuollen, eriutt, am Wiittipod,, ben 1. Wtat,
Abenos H8 rlbr, i'm 9otale bes Srn. Z. SdIuls, SIR.
476, gor6=@anfr.. gu erideinen. Ser Nntbeil be-
trdat uoae $500 nit elmer rp6hentliten aufaee BON
80 @ents un6 % Gents Sntereiie, penn has @slb scE
sosen fplo. q. aBeiael, Vrdi
GDtttrieb Sngel, Bice<Rrii.;
9tuSnff GdbiIer. Sdatm.;
GO2,5) - s. Spedbt. Sefr.
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@niferhnfer

NJ guieebsr Der 9nbtuns on GIiiabetb cid
5orsbab. 8apern, 1T eriudt, in Der Srp. .. 81
noyaufnrphen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-27
(423. GapitsI.)

IN Der Salludrs SlsnH9 Der 9elesgebnng bon
~1872-paiiirt.
(Nmtli&e @erofenliSunq.)
(42S. GapitsI.)
Gin Gefce
CUR Reifiieuns eiues weitsren gbiduites ,u bsm 80.
artitel pes aueernsiRcsS iaa' sseiebbutes ibsr sgsrbrs.
den unp SsitraiurssH| pnter benz QntertiisI ri n.
fer @lagungpOnGisentbum unp sdriit.
Hidden
L. abianitt. &c piro bon Der 8eiessebune Warp.
lambs oertiat, naB naditebsnoer Abihuttt gu hem 80.
4ltitel oes 9noer Der al9emeineu SidatsseIese, Der
ib auf pgerbre6en nno 8eitraiunatn" bejiebt, mad rem
50. abiGnitte inter benz untertitsI: glnterihlaguug
BON ei9sntbum uno eariittaden" biujussiist tDiro,
aamlih:
r5l. Wer 9~erionaI- 6 ieertbum i'm @erthe non ,pan.
sig Dollars uRo oariber intellect uno falelbe p~crbirst,
~beleitt9t. ~nertnuft ooer init Der Nbf6t, ben Gigeutbu.
mer oarum 3u beIl9en, anDerrueuig baruber pcriigt.
maht ih etnes Wer9ebens ituloia, bel beieu ~rsberflh.
runs er mil elmer oGs 9Oppelte oes gBertbes res psrGn.
Bsrteu 9esenitanoss ni9t iberiteiscnoen 9eIobuBe uno
nit b6ditsns breiBigta8i8sr Ginipsrruns opsr i nab
benz Grnt Zen bes gerihtsbpies nit elmer Der bsiosrt
Strafarteu beleet psrten TAM"
2. Ablhnitt. IS piro uerorenet, baB oieIer GrIaB
Dom Sage ieiusr Annabme on III Strait tritt.
Nlr %attetirsn hermit. baB Gbigss cine treue uno
polforiinene 'NblhrItt eifes Dor Der WtarpI0noer 9e=
~lebsebuHs N Der Sanuar'S iBune BON 1872 an9enomms.
men gelebss 1T.
GMsufus @aNarpap.
Setrstar oes eenats !;
- " GllEIF
erisr Scfretar ees rlntcrbauies.
I'm l. Iprtl1S72 9sneb mi9t. C~9S-Iu3)
$3.50. Gapi.eI.)
Gin Sect
gum Wioerruie bes Die as Die birefte eteuer be.
fannie staaisteucr auferIsaenosn @eiebts.
!. Abldntit. Die Geieb9ebun9 bon YiarpIano per-
fiat, faB Der Sluette upo brittle Abidniit bes rs infinite
uno Sicuern" b titsItet. ben Inherited rsteuerumIase"
(assessment) fubrenDenSl 81. Ittitrls oes 9oper Der au-
9emeinen Staatsgelcse, ~iniopeit lie auf le einbunrert
Gouars iteuerbaren Gi9entbumluertbes cine gemeinis.
LID Die olrette Sttuer 9enannte 9abresabgabt pon orei
9enis fur ben Staats9ebrau1 jur Qnteritubung anoerrr
Glnnabms tLueuen tur ben IlnterbGlt oes Staatsbaus'
baltts legen, hermit uioerrufcn weroen; ieood blelbtn
ale u~n9sle9tfn ooer e~tbobsnen Steuerbe r6gr oieitr glrt
aus truberen Sabren 9iltig uno ino ssrooe 10, aIs
penn oieles 9eleb niGt pailtrt mare. einjuireiben.
z. Nblhnttf. Gs niro per0ronet, bag bieies 8eIeb
bonn Datum iciner Nnnabms an in Strait trltt.
gStr belteini9cn bterlnit, bag Ebiges cine ireue un0
ppltomrlene Aoltrlft zines BON Der WiarpIdnDer &c.
i~eb9ebun9 N Der 5anuars'S isun9 pou 1872 an9snomI.
nlensn GeltSes 1T.
~2lusufnS @aTapap,
SetreiGr Des Senats
Gfiltpn 9. Aiee.
erier uuterbausIe trst6r.
u m l. GprtI 1872 etuebmigt. t9S-IO3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-27

500 Ntpen NIT 3uefer gerduderter
Sbinfen,
bic heifen Irten, Ietbt i'm Ourhfdnitts geipiht:
2cmb'e pineapple" Wiarfe,
Q. %. 1bomas & SOS neineinnati,~
Geo. 2ane's ngfoneiut,"
9ebr. Gpans See Sipe,"
Alreo Nfdtber's n@iGltele @roB,H.
Sbnp's n8tonier,"
S.8. Tbomas & Co.'S r@olbem,1
Dan. Grnet & SOS nGesal,"
sSbe @rcelior," pSeargraB,"
nnisre eiqenen ~ Monuulent1( @itp1
unb nnoere bur6ais ltb6ne Shinfen gum gerfaui bel
s. u. 6arpep 8 Comp,
(Mfdra28, l2Dfn SIR. 70, Grhan9e.8lace.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-27

~ Nan Iefe Die GnSeiae bon Srpant, Stratfon
1. Geite! iStt 2,1Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-27

~ fir tofsenoe Yerioneu Iiesen grtefe tn Der
Gypet. +. SLATED:
arau Siftoria Sbpmas: Sobn 2urena;
Sphauu Baaner; Chs. saul 9SeiEig;
Hrans SDbfer; Seine Strife.
I'D YER EASEMENTS, NOTICES 5c..
published in the CORRESPONDENCE in the En5lish
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-27

~ aufseber Der 8abluns on @na Waria @rnn'
Der in Heioeniels TT eriutut, in Der SS2es. .. Di.
nor,uSnrphpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-27

M. Senrp G,mitb,
81 nm a der
BON IHftht1f perpadfen aSaaren, Nufern, %fgs
fTdJen, tomatoes II. (. {.
Mnes aubere obj uno Semitic niro iaiionmdbts
perpadt.
Dt an bittet II IN uftrdgene@
(Cft.10,1S,t&n) Ode Der Sees inb Sprparbffr.
OtuylIuulI Sebriiseru SpItpn,
.-7 Nr. 80 uno 81, 8eft=YrattitraBe3
More 200 Ban en- gum gertaufe bel
~tlyn Gebriieern SpItpn,
- EE4fr Str. 80 mo 81, Wet=GrattfraSe.
CShnrv lC0 f6fer gors : @arolino'er gum Bers
AyttII fauie BEL Gebriisern ScItpu,
|dta, E3l- Wr. 80 unb 81, We Yratt .ra6e.
0oIo 5000 Bfunb gum 8ertaute bel
&ulH, G5cbriinern EpItpu,
(Nus.21,1S) SRI. 80 unb "a, MefsTtattfrc6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-27
3bnrcffnuue um 20 rbr Mor9ers, uFr gsadmittass
uno z tlbr abenbs.

Die Sippoorom . @orncuurocn iaustn um ii ubr, 2
ubt uno s uPr GIL,
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Nsfannf1nnhn1td.

Die SabresoerIammtune hcr aftiondre Der pGaui:
table ; @asIldbt s GeicIlfdbaft Ger gtast SSaIti:
ubr. in SIR. 5, ct. 9aulffrase, 2immer Wr. q
fir Die A8abl bon Giretturen II. {. ~. ftattftuben.
g. 6. gong, Sefr.
%. Npril 1872. (9S-f02)
Jrennbi6aftszS nno.
Mitsliebern uno SreInbcn bcs Bunbes CUR Hats
ridt, oaB Die Seriammluneen BON Mittmpd,, Der
4. Ntai, on In Nr. 2, GiSs6rsferif fir. absebal,
ten fpereen. Spbanu Stafmm,
(102-3) Sefretdr.
Sadjnnzenge CIR. 16, o. .. II. Q.
Die 8riiser tperben 81 Der on Wfitt,pot,, ben 1,
Nfai. itattitnbenben reoellmisisen Serinmmluns ein-
eeIaben, inbem Elm Soridlas 5ur Nbftinimun9 ,unt
Gnnabme p~orliest. SIM anitrosc Der eoae
102) g. !frpuer, Gdriftm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-27


9ieDentiten liberal II poran.-
@dbrenb bes NufentbaltS bes SroBfulfer
aleris in 9apanna muroe i6m ~ @bren aui
Der oortiseu Hbeoe cine intereHunte 8ettfabrt
Der usrldieoenartisften Sabrseuse aasr ytatlo,
men peranltaltst. @s nabmen oarau Sbtil
ameritaniide, ipaniide, Deutide, euslilds
unb ruliihe Sbife, 81 TabrSeuse i'm San'
gen. Die erite Wettfabrt mar swii4en Oanl'
piern; es nabmeu paran Gbeil Der beutl9s
Camper n@a5eue," oaS ameritanil6e 6la9'
genidif u8orcetel" unb Der Spanier rgtu,
mancia." Ser oeutihe Sampfer seruanu
ben erlten Yreis, bic beioen aloerell faIne11 IN
Der poritebeno ansesebenen Sronnus nab.
@u merben," itreibt bic r. 3.
Staats5eituns g." uns nift e~ntduidt
ftnben, ipenn bic Giucinnati'er Sop*:atiOn III
ibrem Yrogramm, wte in i5reu Nomiaatio'
men cine acknowledgements perfolst, mel
DIE maud}en unierer priu5ipielen Sefrebun'
gen nidt suiasen mag. aSir msroeu uus ca'
ourA bon ibrsr llntertiituns nibt abhalter
laiien, 10 LANCE ie wenlgiens Die 9ohaune
5uldBt, SaB ite etnen Weuoepunft im politi.
ideu 2ebeu Der Ser. Staaten beseidnen miro."
Sn Sa1moutb, Sp., tpuroe am letter
Sonnta9e bic erie oeutl9e lutberiibe Slrb'
etuQemetht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-27

Su 6olse Der liingten S%taotrpabl paro
Gait g a 9inam Die beutl6eite StaSt IN
Wiih1gan, uieIeidt i'm 9ausen Noromefteu.
Gin beuti1er Marl1aa, Elm oeutider Aloerz
man, brei oeltihe Shul- Snipettorsn, eln
beuti6sr Sbulratbs.S dreiber uno mehrers
beutlte Superoiioren. Sn Der 2sglslatur
1T Der 0iitritt, 81 benz t.Sasinaw 9ebort,
ebeniauS ourh eiuen beutlden Senator (9r.
@6aat) pertreten. Sas @ountp Sa9lnam
bat terner einen oeutiAen S4asmelitsr nrO
einen Oeutidsn NadlaBridtcr, perldteoene
b.utlhe Superuiioren &C. IN. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-27

Pddr>O Mn0er
GU gs5At CHAIR FERTILIZER),
au baden bel Ic Rsru. EEiifens 8 Gpmp.,
(Mart2S, 3Itte) Nr. 300K, &~ef-Yratttr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-27
0aHprrhigtem 1T Der ct. Snbannes=
Girdp. SrrAprif>Hn0h.

Worsen, gDnntds, ben %. aprtl, Toraens XII
nbr prcSist Or. r. g. Sesr non Der Satobusz
lee in Der ct. Sobannes- Stride on Der Greoerla-
Roab. Der Qir6enporfanb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-27
9r0mD GblDraIMm3
!! -agf5. Der r1eue ts3
%serudIofe, niebt siftise :J

:! -~CE5,.- Der reue t5g5
%serud,Iofe, niebt siftise '1
Deodorizer unb Disinfectant.
Der Waausel elmer fidsren uno pcrfcften Deodorizer
no Disinfectant, f6bts, ale ibfe1 @erihe u. @aie,
oDie oub bic aeime Der aranfbeit unD SdulniB be-
plfenoe 1beile in Der 9ult gu ~5eritoren, fuurbe itcn
lan9e 9etlblt, uno oorSi9lih elmer, rpel6er fret BON
sstitisen Giseniualten II, oamit er fiber inter ansn
nniitdnoen 9ebraubt lperben fann, ba idlimIne GEdGe
onrd ben Sebranb iolher, uie Carbolic Acid unb Die
Ufiihun9en o~eiielben, pette offs Phenates ooer Phe-
nal Sodique IS blor=Salf, @blor=N atronl, nub itiue.
tellaures 3lnt lno acetat BON 9upIer, als Girondin
befannt, oorsefommen iino.
BRoMo CHLoRALUM cntbd(t feline @ifte, be1et
feinen @erudb, Dirft ourf 3eritorung mo nidt our6
9erheiiabruns eines %itdrtslen @erudes, oils ben gu
Imid,asbar als Elm waitteI gum @lrseln fir Dipb.
tberIa,, bolen 9als. ausidlas, @atarrb unS einen lib
unentbebrIih bel g odeu, Eppbusz II. @6ar.
lad =Jieber, idDarerbe 4ushriide, ausiheibnn9en
aaer Qrten uro aaer onfedenben 2ranfbeiten, iorDobl
gum 24aldsn. um Gieber- @itte gu neutraliiiren, oils
au6 DiSinfectant.
lin aue id,lcdbten 6eriidbe uter Oafe sn beiei-
ttsen, 8ranfen5lmmer Sl beSinIjiren, bGnse man IN
bemielben 9etrdnfte 2fider auf unb 9ie5e Gin Gin
oenetben in ollie $ammerserdtbe, ebe man o%leieiben
9ebrGnht. 80
Dieter a%erudIofe Deodorizer nimmt ouf cine en-,
itaunlihe Ieiie oae @erIhe in Slide, @orrat5sfain=
mer, Man6= u. Speiieihrdnfe in lid auf, Denn man
einiad Eiher nit elmer pcrnnnuten Subians beiIel.
ben setrdnft a%uibdnst; slsi9ians, ln6en man 9eGer,
Bansrabsiifie, @aIier.@Ioists, @andle u. {. M. ba-
nit beiprtst. ~
MIS- elm 9amSbaIts. Glrtifel bat er nidt @leib=
tommenoes 5infatlla auberIider Beidaeisnns, gerz
ndmpIun9, SerbrsnEuns, Mlienbiiie, 6roItbeulen,
b6ie Site uno Arme, Grpipetas, Sud- uIb 5aut=
arantbsiten. 3ut 9teinisuns BON 5diiern, WiilGfan=
men, 9troers Sau9faiben nno aIer Gerdtbe, mel6e
eineR iblehten @erutb baben.
Nuf8eiiat in Sintz 6tafd,en. Sur Subere!tet
bur1 9ilnen & Comp,
SIR. 176, @iniamifr. Wep=gorf.
. nC[ 2u hNhPn hpi Is onhh. (HiIniu a. Is nunn 9U,~1
s. BroWn & Brfbern, Nabc, Boptin l. Comp. I'M
0roauiiten I'M M4aemetnen. l73-i. $40 u. Go.u gpl
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-05-17

LYME.-Mr. VIM. Thomas is tax
ing advantage OF the high water.
and his mill yard will soon be clear
ed.
Benjamin Gilbert & Son have
possession Of the store and Post
Office formerly "run" by &. 5. Dim
lex, Mr.. &. has beensingularly I'M
fortunate in the loss of stock, upon
his farm, during the winter. &. s.
Dimick, MIS-. Waite and daughter
and Otis Smith are soon to make
their home in Toledo, y. There is
Il sort of rumor ailoat, that there
will be a marriage before the party
depart. Appearances now (and
have for years. indicate such to be
the fact.
DR.. j. G. Marshall, a graduate
from the last Medical class, at Dart
mouth College, has bought out DIR.
Gordon and is now TO be found At
the Hotel.
DE-. G. +. kingsbury was chosen
a delegate to the American Medical
Association which commences at
Philadelphia this week. The DR..
will attend, we understand.
The 60 partnership " hich has eX-
listed between Churchill and Fair.
field, is now, by mutual consent dis.
solved. Mr.. Churchill continues in
business.
The village school commenced
yesterday under the instructio Of
Miss Lyon of No. Thetlord.
Mr.. Nichols Of Ohio has been here
on a visit, this being his native
place.
Considerable rain has fallen, and
II travelling is cxceedir ely poor.
Business is lively. The new firm
seem to have their share s.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-05-17
NATIONAL OPINION BRADFORD VERMONT H. 1872.

CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION-
The Vermont delegation in Con-
grcss have agreed upon the follow
ing gentlemen as Corporators ofthc
State of Vermont for the Centennial
exhibition ut Philadelphia in 1876 /;
MesSrs. Horace Fairbanks, Of st.
.Iohnsbury, Lawrence Barnes, OF
Burlington, Frederick Billings, of
Woodstock. II. &. Root. Of Ben
nington, Luther Baker, of Newport,
George A. Merrill, of Rutland, Law
renee Braincrd, of 81. Adams, and
Jacob Estcy of Brattlcboro.
Cure that cough before it is too
late. You can do it by using
Weeks Magic Compound.
DIR. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry is truly 4 balsam. II con
tains the balsamic principle Of the
Wild Cherry, the balsamic proper
ties OF tar and Of pine. Its ingre.
dents are all balsamic. Coughs.
Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, and
Consumption speedily disappear
nndcr its balsamic influence.
As Advertising Agents. Geo. =.
Rowell & CO.. of New York, are at
the head Of the list-always prompt,
honorable and straightforward
Journal, FreepOrt, Ill.
MY hair was falling of. | used
two bottles Of Natures Hair Restor
alive and it checked it at once. 1t
is clean, safe and efficient, II your
druggist has not got it, send direct
to Proctor Bros, Glouster, Mass
See advertisement.
"A handy house" saves much
strength to women who do their own
house work, aud n bottle Of Renne's
Magic Oil in the house. timely used,
often prevents much pain and suf
fcring. besides saving those large
doctors bills. Try it. Sold by II.
Il. Day.
a young man named Camp fell
upon a circular saw, at mill in
Orange. last week Thursday, and
his right leg was cut off, causing
his death in "a few minutes,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-05-17

CHELSEA. Geo. Eastman of Chel.
sea, being insane as was supposed,
WAS taken to the insane asylum at
brattleboro Apr. end, and on
thursday, 18th. he committed suicide
by cutting his throat. -. James At,
wood and his wife, of this place,
We're on visit to some friends III
Vershire, and when driving at a
moderate rate, the king bolt to the
wagon became loose, which let the
forward wheels seperate from the
rest of the wagon. They were both
thrown out of the wagon, and Mrs.
Atwood broke her jaw bone, besides
other injuries.
William G.. p. Hatch has bought
.. Z. Bacou's dwelling house and
carriage shop, for 81 $50.
J. G. Lease has sold his stock OF
goods to William +. Iood, who pro-
poses to have the store room thor.
oughly repaired and move his drugs
into it, and also his soda fountain.
When he gets things in order he will
lave the best location for drug
store in town.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-05-17

linsiord, y. II. ;Civilization in Eng
land in the Eighteenth Century,
Samuel q, Robinson, Boston, Mass.
The Restoration of American Com
mcrce, Leslie &. Wcad, Malone, y.
Y.
The 9TH Reg, Band OF n. Y. City
will furnish music. The entertain
mcnt will he instructive and well
worth attending.
The n. II. Historical Society have
given their collection Of minerals TO
the College.
,ulgc Parker closed his lectures
to the Senior class Saturday.
Porter Bros have u fine line of
gents furnishing goods, aud a good
assortment of Dry goods-evcry
thing in style aud warranted to give
satisfaction.
Our barber has fitted up rooms in
the Tontinc. No better To sor in
the State.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-05-17

VERslIIRE.-The sugar season
has not been SD poor as was anticipa
ted by many, that it would be. The
average must he nearly two pounds
to u tree. a number of farmers have
made about two tons. and some per
haps have more. Urah Colburn has
made eight hundred and sixty
pounds from less than two hundred
trecs.-Last year the same trees
yielded him sixt cen hundred and
fifty pounds.
Hay is, and has be en- for he last
two months very sea rec, ahd some
cattle have died as soon as they
learned to do without eating. One
man has lost four cows, Most of
the stock is however with the free
use of meal, coming through in good
shape.
Mr.. Ransom Fletc her has sold bis
place on the Brook Road to Mr..
johnson of Post Mills and has NOV.
ed to Thettord. Mr.. Il. was an ex.
cellcnt citizen and much regret is
felt at his removal.
The new store opened at the mines
about month ago, by the Vt. Cop
per Mining Co, see ms to be do
ing good u'iness. The compa
ny. were fortunate in securing the
services Of Mr.. Geo. Comstock. foI
many years the popular clerk OF
Church Il Eastman of West Fairlce
Thee ompany intend building a large
store during the summer.
The Post office has been moved in.
to the building occupied as Il store.
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A. j. Russ il building new house
m the place he recently purchased
If II. W. Robe.
Il il James Twombly, and not
William Twombly, ~ stated in our
last issue. who is about building u
new house on Ills farm.
Horse men are requested to note
the advertisement Of the stock Horse
len Rodgers.
CHI. &. Williams has opened in the
building south of the Drug Store, a
confectionery tore,andbilliard room
and has II very neat looking place,
and one good feature about it is that
he keeps nothing but cold 'cdter to
drink.
II. Peters sold, this week, to
John Shaw, End, of Lynn, Mass, a
chestnut mare, 9 yrs old, for $1,000.
Mr Sha W offered $2l00 for three
colts. the one sold. twoyears old.
and u yearling. These colts were all
sired by the Old Peters Morgan,-
Who says blood will not tell!
The School exhibition at Town Hall
last Friday evening, was u success
better than the average of such
entertainments.
The Summer Term OF Bradford
Union School begins next Monday.
j. W. Bliss daughters were driv-
ing through the street the other day
when their horse was frightened by
boys playing football, and ran, break
Nc the wagon somewhat. The
qirls, we believe escaped without in.
iuy.
PLAYING ball or kicking football in
to Streets is forbidden by the Sc
.e:tlnen.
W. II. Leaviit and w. +. Gage
w,nt fShin. the other day and
Brought home twelve pounds of
brook irout-the finest mess We
have seen in a long time.
While dlgsing up some water
plprs in Del. II. Jones ward this
week the workmen found the ground
frozen y feet below the surface and
near the Prichard store it WAS
frozen solid SIX feet below the sur
f.tc.
Tacre will be a convention, IN Ter
the auspices of the American Mis-
,ionary Association held in Brad.
ilrd on Tuesday. May Dist. for tho
purpose Of increasing interest IN the
Home Mission work, especially at
The South. Al. Interested in this
work are cordially invited to be
present. 1t is earnestly hoped that
the neigh boring Churches, OF all de
nominations, viii be well represent.
ed at this meeting. Rev. l., Circuit
1T West Brattlcboro. Agent Of he
\. NJ. Association, the Rev. DR. Stric.
81 Of y Y, and other gentlemen
rom abroad are expected to be pres
ent. The morning service will COM
nence at 10 o'clock !; the afternoon
at o'clock.
Cad and examine the New Books
at Dlttou's Book Store.
WANTED.-Thrte or four good
hands at coat and pants making.
L. LIVINGSTON.
Bradford, Vt.
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ToPSuAM.-The dwelling house
Il Dra. Benjamin Cheney, in
Iopsham ON the road leading from
East Orange to w. Topsham and
about three fourths of "A mile from
+. Orange, was destroyed by fire
sunday morning, the 9Th i ST., to-
~ether with most of its contents, his
sugar utensils and about GOO los. of
sugar. The fire was first discovered
10y Dea. Cheney about two clock,
a. NJ, and he had no help but his
family i'll saving the few things they
saved. 1t WIS insured quite low IN
The Farmers Mutual. Dca. Cheney
- an excellent man, his loss is
heavy and we hope he will be re.
membered.
Il b. White Of Topsham has a
grade Darham COW that dropped a
calf hat weighed, when two DAYS
Old, IA lbs.