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nR. FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEU.
IL MATIC SYRUP.
Warranted under OBtn never to have failed to
cure. 2S,5UO Certificates or Testimonials Of cure,
including Rev. q. II. Ewing Media, Pennsylvania;
Rev. Joseph BeggS, Falls Of Schuylkill. Phlladel-
phia; the vile Or Rev. J. B. DAVIS, HightstUwn,
New jersey; Rev. Thomas Murphy, Frankford,
Philadelphia; Doctor Jennings and doctor Walton,
Philadelphia; Hoh. Y. ureeley, member Con.
greds from Philadelphia; Hon. Judge Lee, Cam.
den, New Jersey; ex-senator Stewart, Baltin0rei
Ex-Governor Powell, Kentucky, and thousands ol
others. Warranted to cure or money reluhded
DIR. GEO. CAULlER. Agent,
iulyl-1rr charleston 5. @.
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A LADY COMPETENT TO TEACH THE
"A usual English studies, Music, French aua
LaLln, wishes situation az rEAUllEA & In fami.
ly, or would take school. references given.
Address Miss P. h., Aduirsvllle, Gu.
iul, 23-lmus
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Lost an6 Gonnb.

T est, ON THE 22D, A GOLD CHATEA
IL LINE. Tile Under will he suitable reward
eu u r.: c a. No. 81 Broad street. aug2I-Is
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Gor 5ale.

LNOR SALE OR RENT, A WILCOX j.
IL GIBBS SEWING MACHINE, III complete or
der, and with all the 81 tachments. Apply at No.
AZ America street. nug2l.sW2s
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VNO RENT, STORE No. 1873 KING
Il STREET. next 10 Singer ONCE suitable for
l,ry GUOls or B0DIs aud shoes. Apply 10 Singer
Sewing Machine Cnmpany. augl5-ihslu
HNO RENT, THAT DESIRABLE STORE
l. cUrLer King and Liberty streets, with or
without back Store, suitable for any kind OF
business. VIII be re ted from 1sJ OF September.
For particulars apply at Store. augslmp
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yKTANTED, FROM so TO 100 CORDS
w OAK WOOD, delivered Ia lhe city or at
lauUings OH any navgaDle River or Uieek. Ad-
dress w., NRWS Office. augl7-stuth5t
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A GENTLEMAN, WITH THE BEST
u Testimonials, OF goou character and CON-
potency Wishes position as TEACHER III some
public institution, or as private tutor In & family.
No objections to gong into the country. Can
teach French, Latin, Greek, Piano and thc other
brauches OF good education. Salary OF hot so
great consideration az pleasant association. Ad-
dress y. ID. v, IT the ollice OF this paper.
muyl0
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WTANTED TO RENT, BY THE YEAR,
w q Hall In some central lLcallry, suitable
for Social Club and Rins Corps. Address, with
full particulars, r. C., ut this office. aug20
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EMPLOYMENT BY A RE
w SPECTACLE White Mechanic. (Carpenter,)
Of steady habus. VANS steady place. addresH
Bench Or 4. b., az this Office Bench WORK pre-
ferred. lug20-*
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DLANTATION FOR SALE = GREAT
Il BARGAIN-PORr ROYAL RAILROAD
lie subscriber, being Ahnut TO leave Lna State,
oilers Tor sale thaL vaIu Iblc PLANTATION, called
the "Yeoman's Tract,n Ill uateI in BarEwell Coun.
Ly, near Jacks0n's Branch, waiers Of Lower
1hree Runs, cUntainlng 9lg acres.
The line or the Port Royal Railroad IL In close
proximity To It. and the splendid Circular > w
MIL or Dr. J. g. Miller not more lhun mile from
The richly y.limDered portion Uf The estate.
There are about 200 acres cleared, producing
splendid crops Ul cOttun aud corn.
Lust year comfortable fIame houses were
erected by the proprietor the outer edge Uf the
body Of timer, aud the locally Is remarkably
healthy.
The numbered portion t7l9 acresl presents as
luc u body OF virgin forest u lie eye can meet
with In this State, vary ing from the salc,L sized
cap timber to the larg, 81 ranging hiZe.
10 railroad COntracLUrs, lu.. .Derinen anil tur
pentlue dIatiller8, no finer opportunity has ever
been presented Of realizing Il fortune, AZ they
have the option OF shipping To Savannah or Port
Royal, either by water Ur rail.
Fur further particulars, apply TO the subscriber,
or tO II. ii. THOMPSON, Esq. Attorney at Law,
wIsLOn, so. "a. In whose hands are The titles.
WIstUn, So. Ca, August lst, 1872.
aug8 X. N. MILLER.
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% Rent.

no RENT, HOUSE No. SIS SMITH
II STREET, with len rooms, piazza and large
yutd and garden. Rent $50 pier mouth; also. q
pleasant room Oh Suvan's Island. Apply To Z.
w. CROUCH, No. 81 Smi h street. uug24-l*
fINO RENT, A SMALL HOUSE, OF FOUR
i rooms, newly 1ttei up, with kitchen apd
uiner outbuldDgs. Water on the premises. Apply
at No. l26 Kiug street, few doors below Queen.
aug22-thstu3*
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HORSES AND MULES.-JuST kE-
LII CElVED from st. Louis O lot OF No. l Work
Mules. together with lot OF nue saddle anu
Draft Horses. Il. GRAHAM i Cri. 0uglI.3
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w 7ANTED, A RCUSE, CONTAINlNG
w twelve or fourteen rooms. In the lower
part OF the city, on or near the line OF The City
Railway ABBY at this ONCE. angN-sluth3f
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NXTANTED TO PURCHASE, A SPRING
w CART, HURSE or MULE and HARNESS.
Apply a. No. 20 Hayne street. aug232+
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Mefiings.
man1s.

VTTANTED, A COOK. LECOMMENDA-
w TIoNS required. Apply No. ]75 East Bay.
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FAMILY ER1Es
comprising a full assortment Of
TEAS, SUGARS AND FANCY GROCERIES.

Families in the country will and it 70 theiriu:
terest to entrust orders to our care. Having
made speciality Of PARTICULAR ATTENTION
TO COUNTRY oRDERs,n We now have the qarg-
est country tradeof any retail dealer In the city.
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RACE CHURCH INDUSTRIAL
Ut SOHOUL.-1nstruction will be given and the
use OF machines allowed gratult0usly ON Thurs
tlay and Saturday morning, from A. M. to 2 r.
NJ . at the Depository. Chalmers street. jnnlp
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OIVIL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEER.
" ING at the Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute,
Troy. N. Y. distinctions very Practical Advan-
Jages unsurpassed 10 this country. Graduates
oulain excellent positions. Reopens September
II. For Annual Register. co2taiuing Improved
,:unrse OF Study aud full particulars, add ess
Prof. CllAS. DROWNE, Director. auglG limo
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NTANTED, A FEMALE (COLORED)
w COOK, without children. Apply between
the nours or 9 aud IL, al No. AZ Cannon street.
aup241f
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VTTANTED, A COLORED BOY TO DO
w housework. Apply at No. 81 Wentworth
street. next west OF Military Hall. aug24l*
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-04-26

Mr.. Lyman of Nor h Tunbridge
has kept the measurement of the
SNOW fall tiic past winter, from No.
vembcr to April. and iidS it to
amount 10 ten feet, and ten inches !;
since Apiil list, Su&It four inches
have fllIrH. Dr.. WcstouS measure.
menl 1T W. Randolph, amounts to
ten feet, seven inches; had the
measure been kept at Randolph
Centre. or BraiIlrec mountain, it
would probably have far exceeded
this, as each tall of snow has b,ea
heavier on the height of land than
on the river. The oldest lnhabit.
ant of Randolph has no recollection
OF such deep SHOWS, blocked roads,
and terrible travelling ut this time
of year. The selcctmcn hay been
neccs STATED to cali ont help, to
shovel out the roads from the Cen.
ter 10 i'cthr., rs they were perfectly
Tie other roads are
Il early as bad.
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Railroad Combination.

a new combination Of railroads
between Boston and New York and
Montreal, in the interest of rapid
transit, is understood to have been
effected III New York recently. The
combination includes the New York
and Boston, the Duchess and COL
umbia, the Harlem Extension and
the Vermont Central.
The first named, which is SO miles
in length, is now nearly all graded,
the excavations for the depots are
completed, and the rails will prob
ably be laid this summer. At Car
mel it connects with the Boston,
Hartford and Ene, forming a direct
line east. Two gaps, one of % and
the other of 20 miles, are to be built.
One OF these carries the line to Pine
rlains, where it connects with the
Clutches and Columbia, where ans
other direct line east, the Connecti-
cut Western Railroad, is encounter
ed. The HARLEM Extension carries
the new road north to Rutland,
where the Vermont Central CON-
pletes the line to Montreal and
unites ii with the Grand Trunk and
the prospective Northern Pacific
roads. The combination is called
the New York, Boston and Montreal
Railway Company.
The route, as now arranged, stops
at High Bridge, the company hay
ing no franchise by which it can en-
ter New York city, and passengers
will have to take boats or street
ears from Harlem to the lower part
Of the city. To remedy this defect,
he company secretly formed a CON-
with the Central Under
ground Railway Company, with a
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view to finally getting an entrance
to the city without passing over
Commodore Vanderbilts lines. II
is claimed by the Central Under
ground and the Nav York, Boston
and Montreal Companies that the
bill lately introduced by Senator
Robertson, authorizing an under.
ground road from Fifty ninth street,
and giving =, franchise to Como.
dore Vanderbilt, is intended to dc.
feat not only the Underground
Road, but the entire combination,
and memorials against the passage
Of the Senator's bill were on Friday
addressed to the Legislature, and II
protest OF John @. HOyt, the Vice
President Of the New York and
Boston, was sent to Senator Robert.
son Individually. 1t is claimed that
those named are in the combination,
but this is doubtful.
The travel, especially the summer
travel, between these cities is i'm.
msnse, and it is undoubtedly with
reference to securing and controlling
rs much Of this ~ possible that the
combination is made.
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Over the River.

PlERMoNT.-Thc great sea is new
er still, and all the world moves.
The same with the everlasting Yam
kec. f. II. CelIey, formerly of this
town, has returned and bought the
old Newell stand-housc and shops
of Corydon Dodge; and, Judging
by the log piles laying around, he in
tends to do somethiug. Dodge has
bought the Tavern stand of Peasley
Messer, and will probably open
doors to the public again. Messer
returns to his farm. Moody Chase
has leased his place in the village to
Horace Mead, and is going away,
out into The great world. joseph
Lund Offers to sell his place in the
village, on easy terms. This is a
"cOrncr LOTT, at the foot of High
street, very central, and it's occu.
pants always lulFd by the sound of
falling waters. William Simpson is
erecting new residence opposite
the north church. NJ. G. Hill has
bought the Jonathan Fifcld farm, to
enlarge his former place. The Stew
ems brothers (of Piermont) have
bought the b. &. Metcalf farm, near
Haverhill, moved on to it, and tax
Ell wife! Metcalfh has gone west. in
to the marble business. Mrs. Blaine
has purchased the widow Bixby
farm, south of the Patterson place,
and formerly, | think, part of the
same estate. "The Twist stilc no |
longer divides the two domains;
and consolidated it is one of the
most valuable places in the County.
1t is also rumored that another ex-
tensive land sale is being effected in
the same neighborhOod, which may
or may not consumTlate. And |
Hosea Quint has sold has
farm to George Blaisdell, and will
return to Manchester; stated with
the rural pleasures of one years
blissful experience on the "Cohos
Meadows"
But as one goes another comes.
Ever changing-cver still the same.
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TIT FOR TAT.-Mr. Elisha w
Cook, Of Factory Point, advertses
in the Manchester JOn,Wa!, rrtusing
to be responsible for amy further
debts OF his wifcs contracting. mas.
much as she has left his bed and
board whcrcto Mrs. Cook replies
through the columns of the same
pape, IN the following spicy adver.
tlscmcut:
"Whcleas my husband Elisha w.
Cook has advertised that have left
his bed and board without juS,iiia.
bic cause and that he Will pay no
bills OF my contracting. etc. In the
same prblIc manner | give notice
that On the 18th day OF FEBRUARY
last, my liegc, after knocking me al.
most scnsclcss. orderd me out of his
hOu e land made good effort to cx.
prdl.e my exit with the toe of his
boot, as though were Il mere dog,
an appliance of his lninistration to
which | am not wholly unaccustom.
cd. He then declared he had lived
with me the last day, forbid my cv.
er returning aud locked the door
against me. | lid leare the feather
bed my mother gave me. This is
the causv and manner Of my leaving,
and this is the bed | have left
Whether the cause was juStitible or
not, the public may Judge, and the
lc1t Term of Court will decide"
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LYME.-We learn that Mr.. Al.
bert B. Dimick, tor three years past
one of the popular travelling agents
for Henry w. Carter, the widely
known Yankee Notion dealer, has
gone into the mercantile business at
Lyme, n. H., his native town, in
company with Capt. Bella Sawyer.
Both these gentlemen have q
thorough knowledge of business and
have gained excellent reputation for
integrity and energy, and we be-
speak for the new firm liberal pat.
rOnage.
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TEACHERS EXAMlNATIoN.-At
the superintendent convention at
Chelsea, April 18th, it was agreed
that the public examination for Or.
angc County be on Saturday, May
4th, and Saturday, November 23d,
to begin at 8 O'Clock A. NJ.
The standard of qualifications is
to be GO per cent on the written cx
animation in Arithmetic, GeOgra
ply and Grammar and 80 per cent
in OIthography and History; and
ID per cent above these standards
will b, required of all candidates
applying for certificates after these
public examinations. Il. Il. II.
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NORTHUMBERLAND original Yer,
mont"r, an inhabitant of West
Team. for the last Thirty years, says,
in a letter just received. -"Evcry
thing OF a political nature is quiet
here now. The white people and
the blacks are getting along very
well together. The morals OF both
classes are gradually improving.
Our county jail and criminal docket
are clear OF criminals at this time.
which has not been the case before
for long term of years. The wri-
ter Is a civil officer, lives among the
people, IL a farmer and school teach
err, and knows whereof he aili rms.
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GoRHAM, N. H.-John Miller, a
brakeman Oh the Grand Trunk Rail.
road, was knocked from the cars by
the overpass near Bethel station
April IS, and killed. His absence
from the train was not discovered
for some little time, and when found
life was extinct. Two trains pass.
ed over him. He vas young man
and had been but a short time on
the road.
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Timothy &. Knights Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT, bradford District,
- 81. In Probate Court. held At West Fair.
co IN said District. on the l2th day Of March
\: ID, 1872 Col \. q. Iicaton, Administrator
4 the estate Of Timothy G.. Knight lato Of
lhotfod in said District, deceased, prcscnts
lis administration account for exan,inat ion
mn allowance, and makes application for an
assignment 10 the widow Of the Personal cs-
ate Of said deceased. Whcreupon. 1t 10 order.
d by said Court, that said account and said
application be referred to . ses sion the ,cof, 10
'e held 1t tho Probate Office In said West Fair.
eo ON the I'd Tuesday of April A. u. 1872. for
fearing and decision thereon And, It is fur
her ordered, that notice hereof he given to vii
,.ersons interested, by publication Of the same
hrec weeks excessively in the National
opinion ancwspapcr published ut Bradford,
VI. previous to said time appointed for hear.
NJ, that they msy appear 1T said tiuae and
lace and show cause any they may have,
Why said account should not be allowed. and
UGH assignment made.
by tho Court Attest,
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ALBANY.-After a debate in the
Assembly Of two hours, the bin to
give the majority Of the electors
power to decide whether liquor shall
be sold in any town or city in the
State, was passed 81 to Al. An Of
fort was made to except lager beer
and sic, but both were lost. The
vote WAS not a party one, ever
Democrat and l. Republicans 70 ted
against it.
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lHETPORD.-The good citizens of
lArttUrd Hill were alarmed between
'ae hours Of nine and ten Friday
tgllhS by the ringing of the church
Ia amt cry of fire. Some, thinking
O." lIlcH to get up an excitement,
surrounded the church and caught
,4' worthy pastors son Alonzo, and
'HafIes hlnsnan, son of a highly re-
prcted townsman. The fire proved
be collection Of brush in Mr..
llntlngton's pasture west of the
llage.
circumstances seem to show these
ce the boys who visited Mr..
VoFs sugar camp, night before
St, built a fire and were boiling
own the few pals of sap he had
Elected; but Mr.. Z. CHANGING to go
his camp late in the evening saw
L retreating forms of the intruders
and plunging with head,
ASrapldity through the deep snow.
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Loren Shores, a young man OF
Groton, while hewing raj road ties
on the 2lSt ult., cut his foot very Sc
NelelN, the AK going completely
through 1t from the toes almost to
the ankle. lie was mile from the
house and alo"p. bat summoning all
his strength and courage, be made
his paiiiul way back. through the
deep SNOW. and reaching it was kind,
~ cared for.
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We shall open, May LIST, our stock
N summer goods, which for style,
Snlity and variety cannot be beat
N in this section.
BAILEY, REDING Il co.
GREEN MOUNTAIN PoETs.-Thc
,cs volume of Green Mountain Pc.
rs is for sale ut buttons Book
B,otc in this village. 1t contains
home of the sweetest poetry ever
kntten by Vcrmontcrs. The
ninhfl element has not been
Emitted, and the patriotic and pa.
hectic poems are Of the highest
'lnk. The rapid sale Of this book
,rtokens its popularity.
Everything imaginable in the way
fchildrens toys for out door amuse.
ent consisting in part of baby car.
ages, wagons, carts, vince lbarrows,
ops, Re, &c, Just received at
Iarden's. Also a complete line of
lse balls, foot balls, all sizes, rub.
pr and leather covered balls, mar
les, &c, in endless variety. Call
nd see them if you don't purchase.
he Brick store is the place.
New Books at the Bradford Book
,,0re.
Ladies' look out for the new stock
spring and summer millinery at
II. Curtis he is just opening to
e public the finest stock of millln.
v, dress trimmings. fancy goods,
Z, ever offered % the public.
resS making, cutting aud lifting
me in the best manner possible,
ll and see for yourself.
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WELLS RIvER.-The workmen
Vathe NJ. & w. Il. II. II. are still
'rupIoyed in blasting out the ledge
~OOve the village, AT the eastern
.t' of the ledge they have nearly
-i'Shed blasting, but there is quite
pJoO to do at the other end, yet.
Lucy let off some pretty heavy
D ," up there and are rapidly tear
Jug away the rocks.
A. L. Baldwin and j. +. Henry
ra'e bought a tract of land border
~s Oh the Conn. River and are go
n Ms 70 put up a large steam mill in
-Ois place.
b, mere is talk, now, of building a
%Se hotel on the bluff east of the
,a "lsse' 1t will probal y be located
, so. Ihe new depot that is in con
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DIED.
In PinrInont, Apr. u, Of measles, Miss Maria
Blaisdcll, aged 40 years.


In Pinrinont, Apr, II, of measles, Miss Maria
Biaisdcll, aged i0years.
Also April ~. of heart disease, Mrs, Luclla,
wife of Arthur Runncls aged Gi years.
The illness Of Mrs. II. WAS very protractcd
and painful ; but her suiicrngs were patiently
endured and with bright hopes she passed
away TO the promised rcst. One of the excel
lent women. her loss VIII be deeply felt beyond
the family circle by all with whom she moved.
by the church with whom she WAS conn cctod,
and by the entire community.
In Thetford, April 18th, Mrs Almira O.
Walker, aged "a years.
In North IIavorhill Of lung fever, lothian
Howe, aged years and 5 months.
In Bradford, April Is, john Merrill aged rs
yrs.
In Oxford, April ??d, Mr. Bailey Sargent
aged ~ years.
In Bradford, April 10, Hannah wife of John
Sanborn, aged So yrs. II mos
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-04-26

So. Standardization Doe has
irea appointed Postmaster, to fill
The vacancy caused by the resigna =
ton Of Abbie Ann Doe.
Tie highway travel between here
NIL Iaverhillis stopped on account
Ghigh water.
Oh the 10th of April, George
wilson received another car load oil
'rStcni corn.
f. S. futile & Son saw in their
,ul, on All average, about 5000 feet
Number a day
The canker.rash has just made its
appearance in this section.
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Josiah =. Morris Estate.

CTATE or VERMONT, Br~if,yd District
y IS. IN Probate Court, held ut Wen Eaip
Ice IN AMID District, on tho 18th day Of March
\ ID. 1879 Chaunccy Cotton. Esq vf veruhirr
Administrators of the estate NJ Josiah 4. Mvyris
late Of Vcrshirc In said District, DECEASED pre-
-cnts his administration account for exam nina.
ton md allowance and makes application for
IN assignment to the widow, of the personal
state of said deceased. Whcrcup0n, II il or.
Tered by said Court, that said account and said
application be r fcrrcd to u scssiyn the. eof, IL
be- held ut the Probate Office s.said West
Fairlec on the nth day of May A. y. 1872, for
bearing and decision thereon And. II is furth.
r ordered, TINT notice hereof DO given To all
,ersons Interested, by publication ofthc same
hrce week succes.i vel y in the National Opin.
ION newspaper published ~ bradford. VI.
,rcvions to said time appointed for hearing.
that they may appear at said time and place,
md show cause. If any they may have, why
aid account should not be allowed, and such
assignment made. ~--a
by tho Court. Attest,
ALvAH BEAN. Reaister.
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NATIONAL OPINION BRADFORD VERMONT FRIDAY APR 26 1879

For the strength of the hills we bless Thee
Our God, our fathers God;
Thou hast made our children mighty
by the touch Of tho mountain sod,
Thou hast placed our ark of Refuge
Where the spoilers foot ne'er trod
For tho strength Of tho hills we bless Thco,
OurGod, our fathers God
KARL.
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appointed and the following named
gentlemen. from this section, are
Charmcn of their respective boards.
Herd Cattlc-W, II. Gilmore
OF Fairlcc.
Short IIorns-Alexandcr McLanc
OF Fairlec.
Dcvons-Jonathan Johnson of
Bradford. Ay' nires-D. Russ
of White River junction; Fruit
DR.. Il. &. Worcester of ThctfOrd.
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ORFORD,-SchOOl meetings hay

ORFORD.-School meetings have
been held in both districts at Or.
ford Street for the purpose of unit.
ing the districts and having a grad.
ed school in the district, but not
with very good success. Some OF
the inhabitants are afraid the schOl.
lars will get u better education than
is necessary, and know more than
their fathers.