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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-12
Chips from Ch0ppUqu0
OR, A pOSY FOR THE DEMOCRATS.

'Eyery one who c,ooses to live b.
pugilism or gambling or hallotry,
with nearly every keeper of a tip.
pling house is politically Demo
crat."-Uor0ce Gyteley.
''!f there were not u newspaper
nor a common school in the country,
the Democratic party would be far
stronger than it is. "--Eordce gree
ley.
"The essential articles ofthe Dem.
ocratic creed are love rum and
hate niSgers.' The less one learns
and knows, the more certain he is to
vote the regular ticket from A to
ard.'-Hordce greeley.
1--WE therefore ask our contempt.
rary to state frankly whether the
pugiists. black legs, thieves, bur.
glers, keepers of dens OF prostitu-
tion, etc, etc.. were not almost
unanimously Democrats."-Horacc
G,reley.
"To smoke is a Demo ratio virtue:
to chew is that virtLe intensified !;
to drink rum is that virtue in the
supeIlative.' Horace GJcclcy.
AZ purely selfish interest attaches
the lcwd, ruilianly, criminal, and
dangerous classes to the Democratic
party."-Horacc GrceteH
This would amount to six in Il
bed, exclusive of any other vermin,
for every Democratic couch in the
State of New York, including those
at Sing Sing and Auburn."-Horacc
Grcetey.
"Thc brain, the heart, the S0ul Of
the present Democratic party is the
rebel element at the South, with its
Northern allies and sylnpathizers.
1t is rebel to the core To day......
1t would come into power with the
hate, the chagrin, the wrath, the
modification of ten bitter years to
impel and guide its steps. .....
Whatever chastisement may be de
served by our national sins, We must
hope that this disgrace and humili-
ton will he spared us.'-Hordce
Greeley.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-12

MARRIED.-In Baltimore, July 8,
by "Anything TO Beat Grant, Old
Democracy to Dolly Warden of Gin
lnnati. The bridal gifts consist of
the Tammany Ring and the Demo
cratic Record, bound in gutt. The
bridal tour will be an excursion up
Salt River, and all the Greeley
Democrats will have free tickets for
the excursion.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-12
NATURES HAIR RESTORATIVE
Warranted free from pOis0ns.

CLEAR AS CRTSTAT..
Has no Sediment no Fifth, no Lac sulphur, ne
Sugar of Lead no Litharge no Nitrate of Sill
yer. will restore Gray Hair, prevents the Hail
from Falling of, and is entirely free from the
Poisonous and misunderstanding Drugs used
in other Hair Preparations.
Keeps the hair in nice healthy condition
is fine Dressing, and has given the most
abundant satisfaction to thousands who have
used it. Try one bottle ana be convinced.
Take no other.
Dr.. G.. SMITH Patentce. Aver. Mass Man
ufacture,l and for sale by PROCTOR BROTH
ERS Gloucester, Mass. All iirst-class Drug
gists sell it.
~ Send two three cent stamps to Proctor
Bros, and receive per return mail IL "Valua-
able Treatise on the Human Hair
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VIA e IL led,

In Hanover, n. H., July 3, 1872 by Prof ID
j. Noycs, Mr.. Cha's $. Clarke of Lebanon, n.
H., and Miss Ncttie NJ. Green of Hanover n
II.
In this town by Rcy. S. McKeen, y. d.. July
Ith Mr.. John G. Woodward of Lyme, n. H.,
and Miss Mary Valley of Fairlec, Vt.
In Bradford July 9th, by Rev j. X Will
liams, Dir. +. c. Durgan and Miss Alice NJ.
Curtis both OF Bradford.
In Ncwbury, july ith, by Rev. S l.. Bates,
DR.. Henry NJ Townsend and Miss Isabella
Blodgett, both Of Monroe, y. II
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-12
DE ED.

In Topsham, june 18th, Mrs. Hosua, wife Ct
Robert Richardson, agcd 60 yrs and months.
Vermont and n. II. papers please copy
At M,lrose, Mass, June lsth. Matilda c.,
wife of Nathan ID. Blake, aged II years and !
months, formerly of East Colinth, Vermont.
AT South Ryegatc, june 18th, George LeR"y
only son of George l.. aud Isabel NJ. Hall az
ed months and 90 days.
In East Coriuth, May 9th, Mira. Mary :.
Tapin, aged is yrs and mos,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-12

What n galaxy of recruits is now
rallying around the Greeley banner
Here they are as enumerated and
labeled by the Albany IN. W Ere
ming journal: sandy Johnson, the
political traitor; JEFF. Davis, the ma.
tional traitor; Admiral Semmes, the
pitate; Gen. Beanregard, the inven-
tor ofthe cry of'booty. and beauty :
Oakley Hall. the ring plunderer !;
Winans. the corruptionist: An.
drews, the rioter; Cochrane, the;
dead beat; Wood, the gambler
MOrrissey, the sporting man, ct ID
Omne gcnus-all that crowd"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-12

Says the Cincinnati Gazette. in n
moment OF magnanimity: 1--WE
should do ourselves injustice if we
failed to express our appreciation of
that excellent Democratic newspa
per, the New York Tribune. Its re-
ports of Democratic conventions
and its eulogies of Democratic lead
crs are enthusiastic, vOlumnOus,
new every morning, and fresh ev-
cry evening.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-12

The following Is the calendar of
Democratic progression towards
Greeley:
January-Tii; t old idiot, Greeley.
February-Thc eccentric Greeley.
Maich--Old Horace Greeley.
April Horace Greeley.
May-Nlr. Horace Greeley.
June Honest Uncle Horace.
July-HMroh /oy Grccicy!!!
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-12

a telegram from Baltimore says
that the Democratic Convention
unanimously nominated Greeley &
Brown, and Endorsed the Cincinnati
Platform.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-12

Sixty Democrats in two small
towns of Wayne county, Michigan,
have signed a paper saying that
they will never under any circum
stances vote for Greeley. One of
them says they have meanwhile dill
gently inquired in the county for
Republicans who have iorsakcn
Grant and will vote for Greeley, and
they have found but one.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-12

The unhappy World begins to see
that the nomination of Mr.. Greeley
at Baltimore is altogether probable.
But it is tar from being reconcilcd.
"lf MIR. Greeley should be endorsed
at Baltimore it says, 1.-THE endorse
ment would not represent the Dem.
ocratic party, but only its trading
politicians.' The World thinks
there will be no bolt, though when
such papers as the Chicago Times
and the New York States Ztitang,
which have long been influential and
widely circulated in the Democratic
party, declare that under no circum.
stances will they support Mr.. Gree.
ley. we do not know what it is, if it
be not a bolt. "Ihe danger is not
from a bolt" says the |V0rid, but
from the "disguSt and apathy of
mnltitudes Of Democrats who will
'sullenly stay away from the polls
when they are asked'to vote for the
chief liheler Of their party" And it
con dudes: "Iherc are hundreds of
thousands of Democrats who cannot
be induced to vote for Greeley"
Let the funeral go on
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-12

That pepper and sat color which
renders yonr hair so conspicuous,
can easily be remcdied by using a
bottle or two Of Natures Hair Re
storative.-Gw2
IL is said that every extensive adj
vcrtiser has TO pay avery large snm
for experience before he learns how
to invest his money judiciously. 1t
would be better to cntrust the bust
ness to n responsible Advertising
Agency, like that of Geo. L. Rowell
Il Co., No Al Park Row, New York
and thus gain the benefit of expert
encc without cost. Contracts may
be made with them as low as the
publishers direct.
Within the whole range of tonic
and Alternative medicines known,
none is entitled to more considera
ton than the Peruvian Syrup. In
All cases of enfccbled and debilitated
constitution u is the very remedy
needed. TIL aost positive proof OF
this can be adduced.
Why let your pains and aches
your comfort spoil A cure is sure
by using Rennc's Magic Oil Then
don't go scolding round the house
dear woman, husband and children
blame "they'rc so inhuman " but
send for Renne's Magic Oil, and say,
"YOU RUN I"
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sE,gs WIS.,:

promised my friends al Bradford that he
should stay there urtil his colts proved true
every wortl'th had been said about him in Il
pamphlet Ton 50 the season, That will be
long rs own him. VIII it be below so, and
probably not below 500
JOHN B. CLARKE, Proprietor.
Manchester. y. H.. May, lS12.--Jlm3'.
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Republican CoHU;y TicLef.

For Senators
LYMANG. IIiNCKLEY of Chelsea,
WI X. slIEDD of Ncwbury.
For Assistant Judges
w. II. NICHOLS of Braintrrc
a. l.. KINNEY of Vershirc.
For High sheriff
J. Q. A. BASS of Randolph.
For States Attorney
ORR!N CAMPBELL, in of bradford.
For High Bnilit
HENRY {. MCDrfi EE. of Bradford.
Judges Of Probate
Randolph District
j. Il. CLEVELAND, Brookfcld,
Bradford District
HENRY W. BAILEY. Ecwbury.
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Farm fCrS4IC.

The subscriber offers fer sale his farm stu
ntcd in Bradford, Vt. on the road leading from,
bradford 10 Chelsea, five miles from Bradford
Village, said farm contains about loo acres OF
land, about 81 acres of it Woodland, lying on
The road handy Ia bc got at Oh il there is a
large amount of Hcmlock and Spruce, and an
excellent sugar orchard good sugar house,
and all necessary sugar utensils. There is al
so fine young fruit orchard just beginning to
bear. The buildings are in good repair, and
the farm IN high state ot cultivation. There
Is 4 good well OF never-failiug water, and run
ing water at house and barns. Any person
wishing To purchase will please call and eN-
anime the premises befor, purchasing else
where JOHN SANBORN.
Bradford. Vt, June 20. ls72.-im3.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-12

The apostacy of he New York
Tribune and Springfield Republican
falls rather heavily upon the
publisher of the Windsor jour.
nal. He had to subscribe for
other papers to forage bis editorials
from
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''lt the President has committed hlunders
the people feel sure they are of the head. -
Brndjord Opinion
Wouldn't il bea good plan for
our government to have a Head not
quite SO much given to commit,
ting blundcrs !"'- Woodstock Post
We don't see how the Posts can
didatc, II. g., would be any i'm
provemcnt; for his blundeIs are
not only Of the head, but also in.
VOlve in ruin an innumerablc mum
Der of cabbage heats T.!
NOt.a Bcnc.--No reference to
the editorial Xcdd of the Post.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-12

lien RODGERS A'NEss9EE,NRN.

The horse Henry that swept all before him
at Buffalo i'll 1862, tlot,cd in 1871 in l9O,
without skip or break, and by his actions
showed that he was only waiting "A pleasant
opportunity to put his appearance in front OF
the best of them has already challenged the
Queen of the Turf Goldsmith Maid, to two
races, one to harness and another to wagon.
lhis wonder, Henry l. one degree further re
moved from the tou tain-head Of Tlottcrs,
from English ManhI.mu. than Len Rodgers,
All of Lens colts have exactly the same
amount of Tlottng Blood Us Henry. if Len
had mono from hi, sire, and they had none
from their dams is Wallace state, the pcdi-
gree of Henry. lie was sired by Magma
Chalta and Magma thaita was ont Of Grey
Eagle mare Len Rodgers was ont ola Grey
Eagle mar. but ha, additional trot;ing blood
and llrury is not known as the record shows
TO have any eXccnt What comes from the Mann
hI lima strain
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Rachel Scribner'S Will!

& ATEOF VERMONT. Bradford District,
y IS. In Probate Court held at Bradford
within and for said District on the 9ih day OF
July A. D. 1872: an instrument puIlolfing Ia
be the last VIII and Testament Of hachcl
Sclihner late of CoIinth in said district, dc
ceased, being presented TO the Court by James
Chamberlin lie ccutor theron named, for
Probate: It is ordered by said Court, that all
persons concerned therein he notified to az
pear ut II session Of said Court to be held at
the Probate Court in East Coiiuth ON the ri
Tuesday of August 4. ID. 1872, ard show cauet.
il any they may have. against the Probate Of
said viii Ter which purpose ii is further VI
dclcd. that Il cory of the record Of this order
be published three weeks successfully ia the
National Opinion printed at Bradford picyiUu,
to said time appointed ion hearing.
by the Court,
1w3 Attest, ALvAH BFAN, Register
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slowly;
But it grinds exceeding small"
It'll grind II. q. and tho Demo.
Gratis up.
And finish the lot next Fall
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Valuable Mill Property for Sale!
a Rare Chance

The subscriber offers for sale his Grst Mil,
situated un v ats River, in Bradford Village,
Vi. Sid Mill has three runs of 4! feet Burr
st lcs--onc entirely noW-all in good repair,
h doing good business. having ground 30car
loads of Western corn the past year, besides a
good run of costom grinding. SAID Mill al
ways has a good supply of water.
Also one Dwelling House, situated on Main
Street Said house has ten rooms besides
pautli : and closets; very convenient for two
families. and has Il nev"riailing well of water
with pump in IRE hou,r. For further partc-
MAR, inGuuc Of the subscriber ON the prem
i,ey. j. Ii. HOWE
bradford VI Dee 90 ISL 30m3
N. b. All persons having unsettled accounts
with the subscriber are requested to settle the
same Immediately. word to the wise is sui.
ficient j. II. HOWE.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-12

"Let us have Pcace.'-6GANT.
Lettuce have pess."-H, G.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-12
WagOns. Wagons :.

w aSONS " aSOnS :.
The undersigned would respectfully an
nouncc to the public that he has on hand II
large stock of wagons of different styles and
pIi, >, made of the best material by expert.
enccd workmcil. Some very light fancy Bug
gys; Heavier open and housed Buggys, that
th at will stand our rough roads for many
years. Come aud see before purchasing and
we feel confident you will be suited with style
quality and price.
All kinds Of Carriages made to order. One
and and two horse Lumber Wagons, Ok Carts,
Sc and all work warranted Come and see.
W. Il. BARNETT
Grotnn, Vt, Apr. L, 1872.
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SoAPS-Brovn, Chemical CASTLE. and Toi
~ let Soaps. at TIC. KEYES'.
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LEN RODGERS

is direct from the English Mambrino, through
Mambrina, Bertrand, Woodpeckcr and Grey
Eagle. pure trotting strain on the dams
side, strengthened by Sir Arcly, the Godolph-
IN Arabian of America, and the sire Of Len
Rodgers, the horse Telegraph, was a trottcr
and the sire of trottcrS. He throws colts like
himself. His colts tell the story, and their
fine forms, elastic step, easy and graceful mo
ton. and the stride and 'taway of a trotter
even when they carry their milk teeth, pays Il
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-12

~ REAT BARGAINS in Teas. Cotfees, su
" & ars and all kinds of Groceries, at
kEIES'.
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Notice.

WHEREAS MY WIFE Mary L. Moves has
W applied TO the County Court for a Bill of
divorce, forbid any one harboring or trusting
her on my account from this date.
Dated atChelsea this 9th day of July 1872
7w3 SPENCER 5. MOVES.
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BAILEY REDiNC Il cos.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-04-23
a True Hero.

A boy nine years old was bathing one day.
when by some mischance, he got into deep
water and began to sink. His elder brother
saw him and ran to save him, bdt lacking
strength or skill, he also sank to the bottom
of the river. AS the two drowning brothers
rose to the surface for the last time they saw
third brother, the youngest of the family,
running down the bank for the purpose of
trying to save them. Then it was that the
dying nine-year old acted the part of hero
Struggling as he was with death, he gathered
all his strength and cried to his brother on
the shore; .'Don't come in or father will loose
all his boys at once"
Noble little fellowl Though dying he
forgot himself, and thought only of his fath-
er's grief. BE was a genuine hero. HIS
brother obeyed his dying command, and was
spared to comfort his father when HE two
dead SOUS were taken from the riyer clasped
in each others arms.
Boys; you are not to be heroes in this way.
but YOU are called to consider the feelings of
your parents, and to etudy how to avoid Civ
ing them pain. The best way to do this Is to
love them dearly. Love will not keep you
from hurting their feelings. but it will make
sources of great joy to their hearts. Blessed
are those children whose words and deeds
mako swee. music in their parents souls!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-04-23
Old Newspapers.

We have been handed by our friend, Geo.
K: Brigham, says tho Rockingham Registc,,
some newspapers of very ancient date, viz :
.'7he Bosto" Gazette and County .Jou1nal"
dated March II, ITO, containing the freshet
advices, foreign aud domestic :" also .t7He
Boston Ne'os Letter." No. /, of date April
"a, l704 These old papers contain many
items of interesting matter connected with
the times in which they were issued. The
Gazette shows that the Yankees in and about
Boston were quite much ANNOYED in 177O
with the English troops quartered upon them
as many portions of the South are with our
own troops quaFtered upon them in 1872 in
time Of profouad peace. The following par
ngraph from the Guzche Introduces a long
and powerfully written article showing the
terrible evils the good people of Boston suf.
fered from the English troops.
"BOsTON, March 12.
FEyHE Town of Boston affords recent
e aud melancholy Demonstration of the
destructive Consequences Of quarterine
Troops amoug Citizens in a Time of Peace,
under pretence of supporting the Laws and
aiding Civil Authority every considerate and
unprej udced Person among us was deeply
impressed with the Apprehension of these
Consequences when it was known that a Mum.
ber of Regiments were ordered to this Town
under such a Pretext, but in Reality to in
force oppressive Measures, TO awe & controul
the legislative we'll as executive Power of
the Province, and to quell Spirit of Liberty,
which however it may have been basely op-
pos'd and even ridicuPd by some, would
do Honor to any Age or Country"
The following items are from the Boston
Gazette:
''Last Monday Evening. died at his Seat
in Chelsea, and on the Friday following was
weary decently inter'd in this Town, the Hon
orahle Samuel Watts"
The following is an extract of a letter from
gentleman in Carolina to his friend in Bos-
ton, in regard to the troubles with the mo.h-
er country
''We have no Professions, no Noise, but I
hope every Thing is operating here, as we'll
as in every other Part of the Continent, to
bring about the events SO generally wished
for; l pray God to hasten them. Bernard
and his Associates will want an Hi as much
hotter for them, than for common Sinners. as
Nebuchadnezar's fiery Furnace, and t,oo Eter-
mites Continuance there"
Among the advertisements is the following:
WHEREAS some evil minded Person or
Persons has falsely reported of me the Sub
scrIber. That did on Saturday the Sd instant,
make at my Shop Number of Clubs for the
Use of the Soldiers; which Report tends
much to my Disadvautage.-I do therefore
hereby declare, that never did either max e
or cause to be made, by myself, or any other
Person, any Club or Clubs. or any Sort of
Weapon; for any of the Soldiery; and if any
such Thing was done at my Shop, it was en-
tirely without my knowledge. To the Truth
of which I am ready to attest on oath.
As witness my Hand, ADAM AIR.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-04-23
5. & O. R. R. and its Ocean Lines.

From the proceedings of the last regular
meeting of the Directors of the B. & o. r. Il.
we copy the following -
After the close of the regular business of
the Board, the President stated that on the
4th of October last, representing the Compa-
ny as joint proprietors of the Baltimore and
Bremen line, be addressed the Hon. a. H.
Meier, President of the North German Llovd.
inquiring, in view Of the full and profitable
employment of the steamers of that line, that
it should be doubled. He stated, in that COM
munication, that hes felt assured, with the
rapid and important developments of the Bal,
timore and Ohio Railway Company, in extend
jng and perfectipg its system, that such an in
creased capacity and arrangements by the
North German Lloyd could not fail to accom-
plish excellent and profitable results"
The President had the satisfaction of in.
ent, that Company has not decided to increase
four steamers, as suggested by him, it has de-
termined to add two splendid steamers for
this service. The Company has been advised
that contracts have been effected with Messrs
Robert Steele & Co., Greenock, Scotland, for
two magnificent steamers, to cost about one
million dollars, and to be of the following en-
larged dimensions viz: 35l4 feet in length,
80 feet in width, and 303 feet depth of hold
with compound engines. These steamers are
to be fast, aud in all respects of the most
effective character, and to have all modern
improvements. They are to be delivered in
one year. Their capacity is about 8. 900 tons.
being materially larger than the present
steamers OF the line, and are to be named the
'sBrunswick" aud the sNuremburg"
The officers of the North German Loyd
state thatthe route by Baltimore is being more
and more appreciated by emigrauts, and that
whilst their company had larger interests with
New York; it had not been their policy to ex-
plain the superior advantages of the line to
and ndthrodsh Baltimore Yet, by advices from
emigrah.s who had used this route and Others
wise, its great superiority was gradually be-
coming known throughout Germany, and the
demand for ticksts by the line was constantly
improving, and its general business Increasing.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-04-23
PoEIIeAl. p
rsor the Spirit of Jeasr.on.i
WAS II NOT BETTER THUS TO pIRs

s<Ns ~ SSA hEiibh IhGS 10 DiE
He fell a eonqueror of time.
Fame's crown forever won;
he numbered year. by honor's rule.
And brave deeds nobty done.
No earthly breath can taint that fame,
Where death hath set his seal
He sleeps secure in giory's arms
Till all shall be revealed.
Time never now can dole 10 him
Each coming year with fear
1t nanssct shoso hin. trampled down,
The flag he loved SO dear.
The bright blue eye will ne'er grow dim,
The young limbs lose their power
Forever past the storms of life
For him no cloud shall lower.
Then. soldier bravel Sleep. takothy res.
Beneath the. valleys sod;
Thy battles DER. in cictory's arms
Thy soul was borne 10 God.
Ah In thy short life thou hast lirei
Long yeors of noble worth;
With honor's flowers we deck thy grave.
Sweet flowers OF heavenly birth.
Yes, /. was better thus to die.
In armor on the field,
Than lice to hare temptation dim
Thy bri ght and spotless shield.
All! we must weep, yet still we know
God judges for US best
He loved that soul 80 proudly brave.
So gaze eternal rest.