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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-03-28
New Hampshire Wears.

IlTTIIToN.-Mr :. Marsh, Of
Li;iieton, who owns the Fabyan
place NJ the White MountainS, has
q large hotel nearly completed. -
The building Is $50 feet front. four
aud FIVE stories high, with 26j feet
1 stories high. 80 rooms, will
probably be opened to the public
Ju|y LIST. The kotcl IL to be known
ns the White Mountain House. 4
railroad is soon TO hc completed
passing right by the door. The
Mount Washington Railway is in
plain view of the premises.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-03-28

III. CochraDc of Compton, Cana.
da. breeder of rare stock, has re.
Gently sold 10 the Earl OF Dunmore.
III England, one bull, six cows and
tbree ca'ses, for the snug little sum
oi ten thousand pounds sterling.
'ae,"lal OF these animals have car.
ned on many prizes, at agriculiur.
II exhibitions on this side of the
iine, as well az ia Canada.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-03-28

The New York Times, the frmest
of all friends to the present Repub.
llcan administration says of the
new salary law:
"The public will not readily forget
q piece of rascal:ty so shameless, so
despicable, and so conspicuous. 1t
has wrought deep impression up
on the people. which Will make
iise T felt sooner or later-and we
are inclined to think il Will be sooner
rather than later"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-03-28

STATE or VENOM
OhANGE COUNTY, ss Whereas, Laura
Snor has filed In this County Count within
aud for the County nj Orange IN this State her
petition aud application against her husband,
ASH II, snow, hlr divorce lroni the
bonds of mat imony tween hetseli AID her
said husband rcturnahle 10 the County Court
next 10 ho holden ~ Chelsea, IN and for the
said County of Orange, On the itrst Tuesday 81
June, \. H., 1873, setting forth among other
thugs chat sho was lawfully married 10
Asa II, Snow aud that since snid mar
riagc he has 'roated her with htocrabf Sc
r,tity, and that Oh or before thN lst day OF
ilarch, \. D., 1870, he rHfHliY dcSertci her.
Hud has refused toliNc with her, or to provide
for her since that time aud PRAYING Tor u
bill of divorce from her sal | husband. and.
that she may be allowed alimony ont OF her
husbands ostatc aud the custody of their
three children, And, whereas, II appears
that the said Asa II. snow resides with
out this STATE, 80 that no service can
he mndr on him IN the ordinary manner
therefore il Is ordered that notice of the pen
dcucy of the said petition ana of this order be
given To the said Asa II. snow, by publ
cation of the foregoing substance of said petit
ton with this order three weeks successfully
IN the National Opinion, n weekly newspaper.
printed 1T bradford in the said County of Or
ange, the last of which said publications to be
Fix weeks before the session of the said
Orange County Court, NJ the term
thereof aforesaid tnat lac may ii he see cause
appear and answer thereto and stand to ana
abide the order and dccr5 of the Court therein
which publication shall he suihcicn, notice to
the said Asa II. Snow to appear at the
said term of Court and make answer to said
petition.
Given under my hand at Chelsea, in said
Orange County, this 18Th day of March, a,
D., 1873 l.. G. IllNCkLEi, Clerk.
=. NJ. GLEASON, Atty i3w3.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-03-28

1t is now unlawful for tobacco
clewers to beg IL chew" The
Uuited States Internal Revenue law
allows no person or persons to sell
OF dispose on tobacco in any form,
no matter how small or great the
bulk, without paying first license
OF Sj.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-03-28
The -NeU Postal Ldic.

The postal appropriation bill pass
ed by Congress, and approved by
tt.e PRECEDENT as one Of his last acts
nlnter The first administration. con.
tanned a. clause in these words:
'pIoN ided. that all laws an parts
IF laws permitting the transmission
by mail Of amy free matter what
eN ca pr and the same are hereby re
pealcd from and after June Goth,
1913" The effect of this p!Oviso
wpuiI have been TO abolish the
RANKING privilege. if that act had
not already been accomplished. 1t,
also. aboiishcs the right, and re-
Ical> the law authorizing the traus'
mission Of weekly newspapers,
through the mails, free of postage,
10 subscribers residing in the same
county with the Office Of publica-
ton and, further, the tight of free
exchange between publishers of
periodicals, magazines and ncwspa>
pcrs. Publishers of newspapers
will, therefore. after June 30th. be
compelled to pay postage on their
exchanges, and no printed matter
can thereafter be transmitted thro'
the mails without the payment of
postage thereon. The prepayment
of postage on newspapers ut the Of
flee Of mailing is, however, still
optional. the bill for the reduction
Of postage, known as 'Farusworth's
bill" which passed the House, failed
of passage in the Senate, aud the
old rates OF letter postage, there
fore, remain the came.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-03-28
O. i. Cuttings Estate.

FINilE 81 BSCRlBERS. having been appoint
1 cd hy the Honorable Probate Court for
the District. of Bradford Commissioners, to
receive. examine, and adjust III claims and
demands of all persons. against the estate of
q. i. Cuttings, late OF Ihctturd. in said
District. deceased. represented nsolvent, and
the term Of six months from the Goth say Of
March, 1873. being allowed by sad Court to
the creditors of sand deceased. to exhibit and
prove their respective claims before us Give
notice. that we will attend 10 the duties of
our appointment at the dwelling house OF Mrs
A. +. johnson, in Fairlee, in SAID District, on
the 23l day of April and Sept. next, at one
o'clock IN the afternoon OF said day.
VS.. kINBALL,
HARRY DoUGE, commissioners
r. NJ TAYLOR.
Thetford, March, 9th, is73-iiv3
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-03-28
spgEIss.

At lIavcrhill March I'D Sarah Ella, duught.
or of Horace II and Maria d. Morrison, aged
months, ID days.
In West Ncwbury March 29d Of pneumonia,
John All"n aged Is years
In Corinlh, Feb. y, Caroline NJ, wife Of r.,
8. Ladd, aged 80 years.
March l., Jennie L. daughter Of c. h. and
Sarah Ladd, aged wears, & DAYS.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-03-28


Extracts OF Roots ana herbs which almost
Dyspepsia, Heart Burn, Liver Complaint,
md Loss of Appetite cured By taking few
BOTTLES.
IGSsitudc, Low Spirits and sinking Sen.
sation cured at once.
E,mptions. Plmplos, Blo,chcs, and al i'm.
puritics OF the blood bursting II ough the
skin or otherwise, cured readily by follow
Ing the directions on the bottle.
Kidney. Bladder and Urinary Dcranga
ment invariably cured. ono bottle will con.
vince the most skcptical.
HORNS expelled from tho system VII.
sut the least difficulty. Patients suffering
Gom this prevalent disease viii see mark
cd change Tor the better in their condition
after taking one bottle. Worm difficulties
are more prevalent than Ia generally sup
posed IN the young. and they Will lind tho
Quaker Bittors sure remedy.
Ncyrow BiAien,iies, Neuralgia, &c
speedily relieved
Rheumotism. Swellcd Joints and all scro-
idlar Affections removed or greatly L.
liCycd by Il is Invaluable medicine.
BronchHis, Catarrh, Commissions, and Ily-
sterics cured or much relieved.
Di6icW breathing. Pain in the Lungs,
side and Chest almost invariably cured by
taking II few bottles of the Quaker Eitcrs
Al Di0icu{t Female Dernngements. (al-
most invariably caused by q violation OF tho
organic LAVISH SO prevalent TO the American
ladies Nicld readily 10 this Invaluable mcdi-
cine lilo { .aker Bittcrs.
I'll Impurities OF the Blood ana diseases
incident to the same always cured by the
Quaker Eitters, II taken according 10 tho
directions.
The ADed f1nd in the Quaker Filters Just
the article they stand in need of in their de-
Ginning years. II Quickens the blood and
cheers the mind, and pavos the passage
down the plane inclined.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-03-28
RARE GRANGE.
FOR. A PAINTER

The Subscriber. wishing To change his bust.
ness and fixtures. Said building is 2IX2S feet
tive stories In front and three in he rear. has
two good tcnements. a very convenient shop
for carrying on the Painting Business Is all
IN good repar-ha a neVcr-taiiHg well of
water and a cisterG. A splendid chance for
any one wishing to engage in the business.
No 10 tier place for business in the State.
Will be sold At a bargain. For further in
formation call on or address the subscriber
on the premises.
y. B. All persons indebted TO the sub
scrlber are requested to settle immediately
A. L. CLARKE.
Bradford. Vt, Dec IL. Is.s
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-03-28

Mr.. Albert ilaiucs OF Hanover,
died suddenly Oh the 18th, ut Cons
cord, where he was employed.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-03-28
Liberation :.

rrlllS Is TO NOTIFY all persons that |
l have this day eiYen my sou, Chester i,
Brown, his time duling the remainder of his
minority and shall claim none o, his earnings
aud pay no debts of hi4 contracting after this
date LOUISA j. BROWN.
Winoss, CALyIN r. BALDWIN.
Fnirlnc, W., March :, lSl3, i9w3'
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-03-28

DARN FOR SALE about two miles North
L of NcwbWy Town House. l55 acres of land
well fenced, with a fine lot of spruce and hem
lock timbcr good buildnge, vuning water to
the house and barn, on a good road, will sell
stock and tools il desired
JONAS W. FUTILE.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-03-28

WHEREAS MY WIFE, Ncttio Smallcy, has
w left my bed aud hoard without any Just
cause or proycatiou, this IA 10 forbid al per
sons from halhoring ar trusting her on my
account "a | shall lay no debts of her con.
tiaetmg after thii date.
WINFIELD SMALLEY,
Urnlfnr,l Mnrci "a Iy,3 ip.w3
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y Office. = =

rSNIllS Is TO CERTIFY that have given
I nay ton, urbu.e +. itoNcll his time dur
ing his minority, that | shaIl claim none of
his earnings or pay any debts of his contract
ing from this date.
AMANDA i. KNIGHT.
Witness, =. &. IlFAToS
Thcttord, Nt March llth, 1873, t3w3,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-03-28
Fine Valley Farm
EOR, SALE.

the farm contains IJ0 aCres-slxty OF heavy
wood and timber. with Sugar Orchard OF JO0G
trees. within 100 rods buildings Apple Or.
chaId of loo Trcce. grated fruit 100000 fl.
Of Hard Lumber, nile from Saw Mill The
lluhci Is worth IS per Thousand in the log a.
the Mill and 3OGj cords Wood. The farm
cuts from 80 to 40 tons of IIay-With Ma
chine-i00 loads Of Manure in the yuld.
House ! Stores, with Eli finished from eel
lar to garnet Barus and outhuildngS all good.
Running and ucycr-tsilng water at house and
barns, located within ! mile Of Straf
ford upper village ~ Orange County. near
chuc. Is, good schools. &c.
viii be sold Tor $500. Terms easv-$600 to
slao0 down, the balance S20G year. \ good
working man can pay for the farm in two
wears IN Sugar, or in three years i'll wood and
lnmber and have plenty lett. This is the
greatest bargain ever offered in Orange Coun-
ty.
a. j. RUSS.
Bradford, Vt, Dec. 4, lS72.-2stf
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-03-28

Try the popular remedy for
coughs, colds. hoarscneSs. AMI all
diseases Of the throat and lungs
Weeks Magic Compound. 1t re-.
Iievts and cures with astonishing
rapidity and certainty. 1t truly
works like Magic. Sold by drug
gis.s.--3Sm2
a STERLING ARTICLE - Nature
Hair Restorative. SO clear, SO fla
grant, so efficient in restoring gray
har and keeping the head healthy.
Ask yonr druggist for it. See Ad-
vcrtiSnmcnt.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-03-28
E.HesEaA CARRIAGES.

Consisting in pant Of New York Cross
Spring Covered aud Open Bugsies, New lia-
ven Cross Spring
Covered and Open tsuGgics,
Concord aud Brattlcboro side Spring Busges,
TOP CARRIAGES,
of all descriptions, Skeleton Buggies and
Wagons, Irottug Gigs, " :, can be bought
cheap for cash at IL. SHELLEY ~ SONS.
West Fairlee Vt
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sI'11C N g w 5tylo
WILCOX a. GIBBS
SILENT
S E WI ~ G MAG HIEE S

are practically the be. for family use.
Simplest, lig test running, easiest to learn
AMI manage Makes tho beautiful "rNisted
Loop stitch, 'aud the strongest. most elastic,
ard most durable seam Range Of work uil-
cyuallod. Many thousands of 'lo'k stitch
Machines of the best and latest make, are an
nnallI exchanged for the WILCOX .c GIBBS
For YOUR own interest, iuvcst.ga why this
is. Gail at the Companys Agency, and cX-
.miuc these machines carefully.
E'riaa gscGOrc Purchase.
TERMS 4TOST F'ATORBLE.
w. II. NELSON. Agent.
lst l!tock South Of Tro:ter House.
Bradford. VI
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-03-28

HL.,fL hS1.1IL' E'OU &.4Hh.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06
JAPANESE AGRICULTURE.

A few curious details OF the agrlcul ure OF
Japan. The climate much resembles ITALY. and
the soil is general by of light charac err not very
| fertile. The princes over the land lease IL Ia
The mobiles, who sub-let TO small farmers thai
cultivate it under the control of steward. and
enjoy half the profits. A cabin composed OF
two rooms represents the farm buildings. The
petty farm Is about two and three-quarter acres
in extent, and three men are adequate to labor
| 1t, who receive for dietary rice and fish, and
are pad IN wages at the rate of seven francs
! per month.
Neither propreiors nor tenants pay direct
taxes; but they are bound to Keep the ml,ni-
iicent roads ia repair, and board and lodge a
| fixed number of soldiers. Ihs wayside he'd
ges consist OF eamellias. cypress and myrtle.
Ride is the staple food production, a littl,.
wheat, barley, and potatoes.
| Cotton and mulberry occupy an important
industrial place. Animal products are next Ia
nil, religion prohibits the use of flesh-fD and
even milk; the few cattle that exist are employ-
ed iOr transport. The Japanese regard pastuI,
land as dead loss, Otherwise il would be i'm.
possible 10 support population of 81, 900 900
on an extent OF territory about equal TO Great
| Britain; they have no agricultural societies M,
| schools. Their horses are fed Oh barley straw
like French cavalry horses-with the add-
ton OF weeds for a change. The few beans
cultivated are converted into LIQUID TO flavor
| the lice diet. Night.soil is the Chief manure
| employed, and closets are erected at distance
| along the highways, and even in the fields, to
preserve it. When conveyed to the farm, pur-
chased at the rate ofhaf franc gallon, and
less, it is allowed TO ferment for five mouths i'm
open tanks to condense covering only In casa
Of rain, as in Piedmont. The Japanese practice
green maturing, but prefer burying the plants
some for such mot when they are in flower, but
when the seed commences to form Sardines,
fresh, or the refuse after the oil has been ex-
tracted are also used as manure, being made in
liquid with boiling water. AS rule all manure
is placed in direct communication with the
pant,and never applied TO the land in advance.
The soil is contantly aud deeply titled, kept
free from weeds, and iutercalary crops, such as
radishes, peas, &c., ale raised-the drill sys-
tenn ofcultyation and at wide distances being
universal California Farmer.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06
piaYsICIANs AND DRUGGISTS

A prominent New York physician lately complain
cd u DuNDAs DICK about his SANpALwnop or
CAPiuLks, stating that sometimes they cured mirac
ulOuuy, but that patient OF his had taken them ol
some time without effect. On being informed thai
several limitations were made and sold he found thai
his patient had been taking capsules sold In bottles
and aot DUkDAS DICK * cos.
what happened TO this phi ysician may nave ham
nened to Others ami DUNDAS DICK x co. TAXI,
this nethod OF protecting phy sicaus druggists and
themselves, and preventing on Up SNSnALwuuu
from coming into dsrepute.
rha SiClANS who onco prescribe the CAPSULE.
VIII continue to do 30, for they contain The Du , 1.
OIL IA the best and cheapest form.
DuNDAS DICK * co. use more on OF san
DALwooD In the manufacture Of Capsules than nil
the Wholesale and Retail Druggists and Perluiners
IN tho United States combined. and this is the so,
reason why the pure oil is sold amer in thcr
Capsules than in any other form.
OIL OF SANDALWO0D is fast supcrsedinp
every other remedy, sixty Capsules only being re-
CURED to insure safe and certain six or eight
DAYS From no other medicine this re suit be had
DicK's SOFT CAPSULES solve the problem long
considered by MANY eminent physicians, of how 10
avoid the nausea and disgust experienced sw allow
ing which are well known to detract from If not do
stroy the good effect of many valuable remedies.
SOFT Capsules put up III tin foil and neat boxes
thirty In each, and the only Capsules prescribed
by Pb yscians.
~THKsR WERE THE ONLY CAPSULES ADMITTED
TO THk LAST PARIS EXPOSITION.
Send for Circular to IS Wooster street, New York
SOLD AT ALL DRUG STORES.
General Agency, ITO Readc street. New York.
oct2T -3m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06

The "przc candy business Is one that has
not been many years in vogue, but 1t has spread
with extraordinary rapidly over the country
1t chiefly ilomshcs on railway trains, though il
is not by any means confined to that limit In
some parts of tlic country there are grave doubts
OF ITS legality, and recently, in Boston, a prize
candy dealer was Indicted Tor maintaining a
lottery which is forbidden by the laws of Mas
sachusetts, as lotteries are in this State ALSO
AT the trial, in the Boston Criminal Court, the
Judge ruled the prize candy dealer really main
tanned lottery if the disposition of his candy
had connected with it a chance to obtain some
Thing beyond the value Of the candy, no matter
by what name the business was called. The
jury, after an hours delibcration, found the ac-
cused guilty Of maintaining a lottery. The
case has been taken, on writ of error, TO the
Massachusetts Supreme Court.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06

The wrecks during October Of vessels belonging
to, or bound To, or from ports Of the United
States. aggregate fify-nne, tie value of the yes-
sells exclusive OF their carrocs being SiiS0OO.-
There was one Steameg lost, the Missouri, of
Liverpool, which was on Il voyage from that
port TO New Orleans. Three ships were wreck =
ed, Gle an American vessel, the Elizabeth KIM
hall, Of san Francisco. The other wrecks were
six baiks, eleven brigs and thirty eight schoon-
ers, ofwhcl two briggs andtwenty -nine schoon-
rrs Were American vessels. The name of no
Philadelphia vessel appears on the list, hut
among them iethc British bri. j. Tollado which
WAS on a voyage from 81 ma To this port, and
the following scloonrIS bound from this sort
Samuel \. Smthto ftwiGrl,ri, NJ. Rrinhart to
b"ston- and NJ Il Catfish and Il. }. Mercer 10
Providence i .ig=a.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06
OUR OWN

rs,.s i..,f4afa al OUR OWN. ff
- n I bad know III ilre M taing -.f- b.
How wearily all the day
1he words, unkind
a = Wonld trouble my n,iud
u i said when you went away, lr
j had been more careful, darling,
- Nor given YOU needless pain,
But we'vex'sour own"
aAaElNith look and tone,
Ne might never take back again.
For though In the quiet evening
YOU may give me the kiss OF peace,
-, Yet Il might be
"a That never for me
: The pain Of the heart should cease.
Hew many 60 forth In the mornIng
That never come home at night,
g And hearts have broken,
For harsh words spoken,
That sorrow cali meier set right.
We have careful thought, for ule stranger,
And smiles for ihe sometimes guest,
But Oft for sour cwh"
The bitter tone.
2" Though We love "our own the best.
Ali lips with curve impatient,
" All! brow with that lock of scorn,
'Twere q cruel fate
We're the night too late
To undo the work of morn.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06

Forty or fifty of the bricklayers and masons
i'll New York struck on Monday to resist the
reduction in their wages. About 5000 laborers
are on a strike against lower wages in New
York.
Over 100000 in silver, of various ,lenomi.
nations, will be coined this month in the PHIL
delphia Mint. The $37 900 in trade dollar.
coined in Nevada are circulating in that Stale
Patrick Gilligan and James Lennon were ar
rested IN New York ON Monday for shooting
Philip H. Howard, at Jamaica, L. L., the day
before.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06

Tie largest Sailing vessel IN the world is The
ship Three brothers, which sailed from San
Francisco recently with large cargo of wheat
for Europe. She i, the old steamer Vanderbilt,
which was presented Ia the Government for the
navy, and which, not long ago, the Navy De-
pIrlment sold. As a steamer, the enormous
consumption Of coal, although it produced high
speed, made her too costly Tor mercantile ven
lures. She was therefore changed by her 'pur-
ehasers into a sailing ship, and when she went
out Of San Francisco harbor she spread fifteen
thousand yards Of canvass in her suit Of sails
Her maiil-mast measures ninty-nine feet, her
main.yard one hundred feet, and other mea-
suremens are in proportion. Her tonnage Is
3lsT,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06
q EN T REVlLLE NUksER

SITUATED oNrhE KENNETH TURNPIKE
~ MILES FROM WILMINGTON.
s0o,OOO PnAoH TRRRs, OF the leading OrchaId va
rieties.
1sO. 700 HALB'B EARLY PKAoH, II new variety, anu
Let, 600 Standard and Dwarf Pearl uf eading kins.
SrAh3AhD APPLE Ti,KRs, including 100 Varieties.
Standard Cherry Trees, Leading varieties.
keetnrine, Apricot and Plumb Trees.
tooOOO OF one and two year old 0nAPKvIsko, com
prising all the Loading Varieties.
Also large stock OF Dwarf Cherries, Dwarf Apple
Iroeh, Including Ornamental Trees. Shrubbsry and
EyeEgrssns in variety.
100000 STKAwBRiRy PLAnTs,yiI
Great sriculturist, kussens Prolific Fr ench Seed
ling, Great Buffalo Seodling, Allan, Seeding
dorchester, High bush Wilson's early aGi Kit
fanny.
hV~ 900 RaspberrieB Landing Varieties, Phiadel-
phia, hardy and productive; DUolittle s improved
Black Cap, Aliens Red Cane, Red Prolific, Belle
de fountenay, everbeaIing, perfectly hardy and
productive from July to October. Miami and
CLARK
On grants Cherry, White Grape, Red Dutch White
Dutch, Black English and Black Maple.
90 -Houghtons Seeding, American
English in variety.
nh uharb Victoria, best market table use.
AsI barngus-Two year old plants.
II nDGINe PLANTS in variety.
For complete description Of varieties OF Fruit anu
Flo, ters, SEQ my Descriptive Catalogue.
Ala Of the above will be scld In or largo nuan-
utit to suit the purchasers.
All Trees and Plants guara true TO name,
ru Descriptive Catalogue, address
wM. NJ. PETERS,
Centreville, DA