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New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

Railroad Mortgage per Cent Gold Bonds aee jan
lg1 WILL after Jan 2 prssenauon a. hS pA-A
49, oBsa Of Z, a. O1irke & Co Is SeE.f0Tk
Ns A''-'"' ~ wv tiILBBRT HOLLIBOE, President
| o.n.rn Y n.r IETs
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A GREAT OFFER ! HOLIDAYS !

Horace Waters. aSs broadway, n. n,
gill DISPOSE ofOER HUNDRED PIANOS hRLoDBONs sad ORGANS
ncndng Nsten
during the HOLIDAYS New octave arsiass PIANOS
The CONCERTO PARlOk
ORGANS. beautiful perfect 10
made Gail and them prices extremely low for cash aoahyia
amen .hrre eAr. New
10 e, and rent applied purchased
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

NEw loRE, AlNG8TO1 AND sIRAcU'H klLA9AD C5NFA9F
INTEREST COUPONS on the Bonds of the
Il NETWORK. KINGSTON AND SYRACUSE RAILROAD COM
PANT and also Of he BONDOuT AND OSWkGO RAILROAD CON-
PANY Jan. 873 vail be paid gold this oe aud alter
the ID DAY OF JANUARY NEXT GEORGE II. SHARPE,
Presdsnt
JACKSONVILLE, NORTHWESTERN AND
- sOUTH.E EASTERN RAILWAY CQMPASY-1hs GouPons Of
Gold Coin, the Banking house Of Gibson Casanova
Co, so ETchsngeplsce. N r A4kBs, Preident
OFFICE of CENTRAL PACIFIC r. r. CO.
~ The SEVEN PBR CENT INTEREST COUPONS lBonts Of lgj,
January lS viii he paid the BAnkng Eonse m hngene Kelly
"A Pne-st EevYo g. P. HUNTINGTON, Vice President
MONTGOMERY CITY EIGHT PER CENT
VI BOEDS-The Coupons due M JanaArT 1913 these Bonds
will be pad by HOWBs 4 MACY, 70 WalsL, New York
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

OFrick CHrsAPEAKE .SD ONO r r Co.. }
Ne. - WIIdIAa 81, NEW YORK, Dec %. 1914
TNHE COUPONS OF the SEVEN PER CENT
II DEBEN rURE BONDS Of The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
ROAD COMPANY Jan ls5J win be paid gold coin, At III
oGos Mes. fsk Hatch no Sassaut, and after Jan
e. r HUNTINGTON, President
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METROPOLITAN NATIONAL ,ys. No ios BEosDvAr,}
- - GEwYoEK, Dec. 5i lsI2
nIVIDEND.-The Directors of she Metro
~ pohan National Bank have SRsIANSUAL DfYf
DEAD ofFVB % PER CENT payable ist Monday
ofJaGuary
The CIanser Books will be closed until Jan 10 1872.
GRO. l. sRSEY Cashier
nIVIDEND.-A DIVIDEND of FOUR a.
H PR CENT The capital stock OF The PATERSON AID RAM
lP0 RAILROAD COMPANY viii PAID AZ the Office Of Rogers Loco
Machine Works a Exchange place Eeu-Tok JAN
UARY 1879 and that day Treasurer Psterson
New-Jersey JOHN HOPPER, Treasurer.
nTVTDFND-A DIVIDEND of FOUR "a
~ the Capital stock Of PATERSON AND HUD
SON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY win be paid the ofee II tho
Machine Works a. EtchaugeDace
after day Ohe
Patterson Eew-Jersey ROBERT s. HUGHES. President
LLORIDA PER CENT STATE BONDS
4 Notice hereby gwen JasusTy
undersigned the Coupons that
FLORIDA PER CENT STATE Bon Ds numbered from
6 ercspng Coupons Bonds 2 and
l,136 shlch have been lost unnegorHedl
The NBW-YORA STATE LOAN AND TRUST Co.,
per r. y. LAURENCE, Secretary.
Fiscal Agents Of the State Of Florida
Kew-York City Dec. o. 1871
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

STATE OF ILLINOIS. IREAnhHlts OlNChf
sPKNGHELD. Nov 3, 1917. y
TETHE INTEREST which will become due
mon s6c OF the state Of the arst Monday Of January
1873 vii be paid At THE AMKRlCAN B&CHAhGB NATIONAL
BANK the the 2 days inclusive Of yanuary gIoIHo
~- ERAsTUs n BATES. stats Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

Unos TRusr COMPANY ~ hsS,i ehA =, psApEa' .. irt
coaHER RKCr0K'sr., hEw-f0Ek, Dec y lIL
u,HIg COMPANY has declared DIVIDEND
PfvR PRR CEsT psysb the q day e JsnunT usiI n,
Tnsfrr boots vii gh mat, and renAn closed until "a oil
" =. NsIe-t =
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Dipioeno Notlrcs.
DIYIDEND NOTICE.

Aa meeting of he Directors d The Michigan Central Railroad Com
pany held q Bogtou Dec. 30 1872
Voted That dividend aud the hereby
declArelf paysble in stock. on the
TwESTT-sEyESrH DAT OF JANUARY NEXT.
Payment TO be made holders registered the Ctr o Now
fok at tte once Of the In sad
and 70 all others At the ooe of the Treasurer Boston
voted, That the Treasurer Authorized for fractional
portions shares exc1augahe for whenever the said
fractions shall be mniples 00 said fractional
bearing no dividend OF Interest until consolidated aud stock ssret there
i0r
Voted That the transfer books "a
day Of JsnuaTJ until the Z5th day OF January
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
THE COUPONS of the NEW-YORK An

4 OSWRGO MIDLAND SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS Que
jan l. 1873 will be paid Jan 2 presentation At the
George ODiyke CO." No. y ssssausL, New
York books Of the registered bonds wi close he bh
Jan. 2 leI3 D. O. LIILLhJOHh PtesdenL
New. ~. lG12.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

THE SEMI I-ANNUAL INTEREST maturing
1 len Is1J ON the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of the ALA
RAMA CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY VII be paid on aoa H's
~ "a yerinso IA he Thrd National Bank In this eir
fhe "a pioAi~'' - ~ j. u. DUnOST. sesrssary
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-19

ACCIDENT AT MOUNT WASHING.
ToN.-A thrilling adventure occur.
red on The Mt, Washington railway
on Tuesday night of last week,
while u party were making the as
cent preparatory to witnessing the
sun rise the next morning. They
had reached Il point about half way
up, when suddenly the main eccen
tric shaft Of the engine broke short
off with q loud crash, followed by Il
lifting or upward movement Of the
car and u violent surge down hill.
For Il moment the occupants were
uncertain whether mo they would
be hurled down the fearful abyss to
the rocks below, but just snch acct
dents had been provided for IN the
perfect and numerous arrangement
Of brakes, and the car quickly
settled back on the track and re.
manned still, unable 10 go forward
or backward. All this time it, was
raining torrents, blowing II gale
and black as Egyptian darkness.
Lights were finally brought, when
1t was discovered that the aecident
had occurred within Il few feet Of
the upper end Of the first section OF
the ladder, where the great trestle
work tapels away and rests upon u
sort Of an abutment, formed by the
projecting ledge. Crawling along
OH the tinbefS, the party soon reach
ed the ground and after several
hours of terrible stumbling and clam
berlng, in which the ladies of tie
party became almost exhausted,
reached the summit in safety. The
accident is the first one that has
occurred on the railway, and while
it placed the party in Thrilling
position it showed thata fatal ca.
tastr0phe is almost impossible.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-19
PIERMONT. n. II. |

Sept 10, 1913.
Editor ofMe Opinion. observing
in your last paper an item in rcla-
ton to the recovery of my wife
from sickness, and seeing two points
that may lead to misrepresentation
of the case, you will o0lige me by
the publication of this:
IL was stated that Mrs. $. says
"that the Savior appeared to herr
She feels that he manifested him
self to her-that his presence was In
her room, but not that she saw him
with her bodily eyes. Words were
spoken to her, not audible to the
bodily ear, but impressed rs vivid.
~ upon her spiritual sense as though
they were. Again it il stated that
she says "that she is entirely WELL
She does not mean by this that she
is strong, or at all times free from
pain. She is still weak, though
strengthened wonderfully, and is
daily increasing in strength, and at
times, and much of the time, iwholly
free from pain, which lad not been
the case for - years. Her diseases
ere remored, these were Of long
standing, and very severe. Among
them was spinal disease, of a very
aggravated nature. Since the
night Of Aug. 18th, her spine has
been free from lamoness, soreness
and mostly from pain. On the Sab
bath after the change. she stood
upon her feet for three.tOurthS Of an
hour before the public congre CATION
and declared the wonderful works
of God, and on Wednesday follow
ing, went to camp meeting at W cirS
returning on Friday, better than
when she went.
We feel no doubt whatever that
this is as truly miracle, wrought
by Christ himself as when he SAID
to the sick Of palsy, ARISE take up
thy bed and walk" This work MP
on her body was wrought after she
had, divine grace helping, placed
herself anew ana wholly i'll the
hands of Jesus, and had felt "A bap-
tism of the Holy Ghost upon her
soul. cleansing her from all sin.
can truly say that the change in
her moral nature seems rs great n
that in the physical system. We
feel bound to tell Of the goodness of
the Lord 10 her, lot for n0tosirty's
sake, but because the datg is laid
upun Us. The words Of Jesus to
her were, That the people may
know that the Son Of Man hlth Stlli
power on earth to forgive SINS, arise
and walk hstaatiy, without pain,
and easily, she arose and walked.
She had hecn who'll confined to
her bed for almost Year, entirely
unable to take step, or | am conf.
dent, half bear her weight upon her
feet. For two or three weeks she
had been especially helpless. il
had taken the most of the time, two
to get her on and eff the bed. and
with the utmost care on our part,
and with great suffering to her.
1t is commonly said that the day
OF miracles IS past that they are
now not necessary. But where in
the Biblc do find that they should
ever cease And does it not seem
that this Scrpticli age needs such
demonstrators that there IS still
living Gou, and one who concerns
iiIUn...li ,,-fs :, rt,. D.. a. tit. ,f ilp,,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-19

There is a singular natural curios
ity in Sadawaga pond in Whiting
ham, consisting of 100 acres of land
hoating on the surface of water
The tract is covered with crauber-
rieS. and there are trees fifteen feet
high. When the water is raised or
lowered at the dam of the pond, the
island rises and falls with it. 1t at.
fords tiue shelter for fish. large
numbers of which are caught by
boring a hole and fishing down
through, as through ice i'll w inter
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-19

tho "a couple of st. Johnsbury lasses
lpaought to pay off a fireman on the
fo Ol u " Ogdensburg locomotive,
dish Sasslng" them, by giving him a
naa. shower bath as he went
I h@s., Unfortunately. the night Sc
wo oseu ior the performance, the cab
""s occupied by w. II. Bryant, the
Se "e CT, agent of the company, and
for ' .ie the washing intended
pns. 'ne fireman, much to his dis
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-19

y second approach Of the pnculi-
OF horse disease of last fall is All
aounced The Woodstock Stcnddrd
9'ys 1t appeared in that place last
week, but there were no fatal cases.
/" New York the disease appears in
Il new form and is termed cerebrO.
spinal meningitis.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-19

WELLS RIVEG.-Hoa. 4. +. W
mucy died Oh the 18Th inst. at his
lc>,dencc. lie had a shock of APP
.toNy q few days previous, fro m
t"h be never recovered, He has
A"e0 q prominent and influential
MaIg town.
Regular trains commenced run
mug to Groton Oh Monday next.
". T. Buchanan has commence
cd IdyIDg the foundation for a new
aH'ding near the clothing store.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-19

rp,HE SUBSCRIBERS having been appoint
ed by the Honorable Probate Court for
the District OF Bradford. Commissioners. to
receive. examine. and adjust all claims and
demands Of an persons, against the estate OF
Isaac Orr. late of Ccrinth, in said
District deceased, represented iusolrcnt and
the term Of six months from the !th saN Of
August. 1873, being allowed by SAID Court 10
the creditors of said deceased, to exhibit ana
prove their respective claims before ns Give
unticc. that we win attend TO tho duties of
our appoiutmcnt at the dwelling house or the
Isaac Orr in Coriuth.in said District, ON the
18th day of October aud Ihc ash ulJanuarv
nrNt az 10 o'cluc,., IN the forenoon on each oi
said days.
{. &. SARGENT,
E.sys d E's%:nDsos. Commissioned
Colinth, Sept. l2th, 1873 ltw
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NATIONAL OPINION BRADFORD VERMONT FRIDAY, SEr 49, 1913

Godcy's Lndy's Book for October
is!on our table, full of interesting
reading and plates. The Publishers
announce that they have maze ar
engagements to illustrate the DOCK
from time TO time with first class
Chromos. The first TO appear IN
the December number, tia second
in the January number, lSIl' lhrSe
Chromos can be taken from the
book and framed if desired, SUB
scribe at once aud secure the prlHe,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-19

an extensive sewing machine
>nzure was recently made in Low
ell Nashua and other places, in
%a'ch parties formerly residents Of
Nrditon and Towshend are charged
with infringing upon Singers
patent.
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Miss Carrie Damon, the young
lady. who was recently shot by
Daniels at Montpelier, is doing
very well, and is i'll fair way OF
ecoyery. The ball has been OK
racted. coming out between the
fourth and fifth RIB.
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Local Items.
-, Town

coating of the Proprictors Of
\ u"Le1thodist Meeting House is
S,G no 70 meet at the Vestiy, on
Ueu ~, evening, 10th inst, at Z
alo,s to transact business OF I'M
pdance
6 G. Fulton will give q lee.
~ H'' At the Methodist Church on
'O'm"sday evening. Sept. 2ith.
[G" -,iSomcthiny Rarer than
.Gitc Blackbirds." Admission 20
hrs. A treat may be expected
pr,dtord Brass Band gave II
mrnode Concert, on We'd
| o evening. The Hall was lit.
sHr hacked full. On L thursday
| ,'Eor vas given which drew u
4, Tricnt number to ill the He'll
4 pmfortabIy full
4 PLEASANI
i@nds of Miss Martha \. Low, who
sam to leave her home in our
kIIasc, for Minnesota, made her "A
r r pleasant visit at the residence
1 her father, Asa Low, Esq, on
kloYday evening last. Although the
f9nfly we're in the secret, the visit
Wholly unexpected by Miss Low
|,ot not the less enjoyable on that
|cc,upt. During the evening a
Bro1tful pair Of gold bracelets ana
|,ber valuable articles were present
E. her. by her many friends, who
.rccm her so highly. Ice Cream
Ind Cake, which hal been provided,
Mere served to the company. Alto.
L.,bcr it was the pleasantcst sar'
fr,r visit of the season. While we
|, are sorry to lose Miss Low from our
/ lagr. We join with her many
mend, in wishing her Bon VoWge"
/ apleassnt home in the West.
A very pleasant gathering Of the
mail, If j. c. Batchelder and their
Is convened at the residence
lI0l. j. ". Batcheller last Tues
H. Ncniug. che party numbering
DBL. seyenty,) to hear the Piano
I-r..r,rital Of those who have been
hinder lis instruction for the past
JEW months. The programme en-
baced - selections from the "old
masters which were performed by
.gelyc Of the pupils. Mrs. McNice
anti Mss Tabor Of ropsham, Missis
Nhec, Doe and Shedl Of New bury,
!. .,srS Pickett, Flanders, Stevens,
A,tv, Chambe,liu. and Master
.rctlie Stevens and ChauncN MoG-
SIS and their trAcher, Of bradford.
.ucir playing and the songs 10y
,lsseS Albce and PICKETT we're III
ar highest degree crcditab!e to
and an homer to their
adcAcr. The apparent ease, per
ret time and variety Of expression
nth which the most difficult pas
ages were executed must have
,een tAeIeSult of the most thorough
aiming only. The piano trio 10y
IT. y, Mrs. McNleec and Miss
'otr, was a masterpiece Of skill.
Mr.. 4, favored us with several
beautiful pieces, closing the enter
4uent by performing the Fifth
oscrto in + Major on his Pedal
ag3. Il is safe to say that no en-.
r.a.Hmcnt of the kind equal to il
,Neyor given in this section. MIR
has been much under
.a instruction of Prof. Eugene
aaycro. Boston, and is probably
Eoc.Iel by none in the State as
teacher. He lea}es us soon to
oto Detroit to enter upon more
I'ensiye field, carrying with him
.e best wishes ofhis many friends.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-19

On the morning of the 24ult., Old
Mansfield showed Il white face.
Depth of SNOW not known. This
has not occurred before in the
month of August in the memory Of
the oldest inhabitants
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-19

The NetcsdedlGr announces that a
prominent citizen, interested in the
Portland & Ogdensburg line, offers
70 furnish S100,O00.00 and take the
bonds of the company as security.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-19

4 Stove laundress found 1895 in
We pocket of a vest sent to be
''Shed, aud returned it to the
p'0er' but will look to Heaven for
ler reward.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-19

watering milk that ia carried to
h i cheese factory is not a profitable
BUSINESS, as a Williamstown man
las realized S25 worth.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-19

Alrs. c. II. Curtis has just reciev.
ed a fresh supply Of Fancy Goods,
including Il tine assortment OF Ties
and Ribbons. y splendid lot OF
FaII Millinery Goods, also on hand.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-19

os raiders in Montpelier are now
Sfneilhg but thirty cents a bushel
t III; potatoes. The crop is large
'"'S year, and the quality excellent.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-19
AND ItKE NO OTHER.

Reliable and active Agents aud Canya~>era
are wanted i.i this popular Machine through
out Orange County, and vicinity. Machines
sold on in-tallments; terms favorable.
". l.. FRENCH, Trotter House.
y bradford VI.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-19

Recently the children OF Rev
Lewis jenkins of Burke held fam
lily meeting at the old home. Dir.
Jenkins is the father of 81 children,
twelve daughters and nine sons.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-19
a slsE OF :asoo.o0
a EoE-HSls OF $4,000

VIII ,lso be ciycn for the four ycar cid colts
Inv tbis horse 10 he trotted for, best three in
five in the ial of 1877, during the Annual
Fair held Il, Bradford half mile heats; S!1o
for the first horse, $l25 for second; SOD IoI
third, $jG for fourth, So for fifth. Entrance,
5 per cent.
TERMS 1900 to insure tioal, payable on
mares proving with foal. sSoo Tor the sea
SON, PAYABLE in advance, or whoa asked Tor.
Should the horse change hands, the above
purses shall he guaranteed as a condition Oh
the sale,
Good pasturace for mares coming from n
dist.ncs All accidents and escapes at own
ors risk CD. MCCRlLLlS, Prop.
70 & 81 Leonard St. New York, and 80 New
ark Avenue. Jersey City.
d. L. NoCRILLIs, Agent.
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Notice..

This may certify that have given my son,
Levi X. Kelley, his time during his minority
and shall claim none Of his earning nor pay
any debts of his contracting alter ms date
ASA 7. Il ELLEl.
Newbury Aug. 22d, 1873.
II. II. DEMrNG, vitpcss
RICHARD boz,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-19

;. me number of cheese factories in
''i'iont has reached sixty seven.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-19
BETsrY $. CLEMENTS Estate.

1,TATE OF VERMONT, bradford District,
y IS. In Probate Court, held AT Wrsi ialr
lee. on the l2th day of September n, ~ lN'''
Samuel & Clement. ESD Admlni-lrior ni tue
estate of Bel.ey Settlement late OF .orln'n IA
said District, deceased, presents hls nuuiinl''
tr,tiou nrrnrnt for examination and allow
ance. Whcrcupou, it is ordered by said
Court that said account ne referred 10 tt7-
sion thereof 10 Ice held a. Probate '9Htl ~
,nid bradford on the I'd Tuesday OF NnIIem.
her, \. y, 1873, Tor hearing tue doti'l"n 'L'lo.
an . And. il Is further ordered that notice here
of be given 10 nl persons Interested by pub
leatiou Of tie same three weeks Suc''',lteF
IN the National Opinion, a new spnpor PUBLISH
ed at bradford, VI. previous I" sa" i''n'
appointed Tor hearing that they may "pp''r
~ sniI ,iu,r and rlnre and show eHu4" n any
they nnyhayc, why said account should not be
allowed
BY the Couit-Attcst.
l7W3 ALVAIl BEAN Register
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-19
" 0 4 K 9
IGIln Cnt. - III 8ST
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases OF tho Throat and Lungs.
such IA Coughs. Colds, Whooptng
Cough, Bronchitis, A athma,
and ConsumptiC

/. I ]. |" ! ! !
AZ> Among tho great
[frs FYTsM> discoveries Of modern
lEV1 ~ oe45V.4 science, fow nr0 Of
Gfgeyyfo flsM more real value 20
Tsyt-NM ~ mankind than this e.
.sir-4 W. factnal remedy for NIL
U diseases Of tho Throat
Mx aud Lungs. a vast
4 MN trial Of it virtues.
UkdFsAV throughout this and
WJEaW{A other countries. las
Sxl.Exxks9 shown that II doos
surely and oilectually
control them. Tho testimony Of our hcst cia-
Gems, of all classes, establishes tho hct. that
CuEnHy PICTORIAL will and does relieve and
euro tho affecting disorders OF tho Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections of tho Pulmonary Organs
Yield to its power; and eases OF Consump-
ton, cured by this preparation, arc public
" known, so remarkable AZ hardly to b. be-
liaved. they not proven beyond d'sputc.
As remedy II Is adequate, on which the pubN.
may rely for full protection. By curing Coughs
the forerunners OF more serious disease. u saves
unuumbcred lvcs, md an amount OF suffering
not to be computed 1t challenges trial, and con-
yinccs the most .ceptcal. Every family should
keep Il on hand ~ protection against tho early
and unperccivod attack Of Pulmonary Affections.
which are easily met Mt first, but which become
incurnbo, and too often fatal. II neglected. Ten
der lungs need this dcfenee and II - unwiso 10
DO without II. As Il safeguard to children. amid
tho distressing diseases which beset tho Threat
and Chest Of Childhood, CHERRY PEcroRAL
Is Invaluable; for. by Its timely use. multi
titudos are rescued from premature graves. and
saved to the love and affection centred on them.
1t acts speedily and surely against ordinary cods.
spouriug sound and hoalth-rssforln9 sleep. No
one viii suffer troublesome Influenza md pain.
full bronchitis, when they know how easily
they can he cured.
Originally tho product of long, laborous. and
successful chemical investigation, no cost or toll
IA spared In making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection. 1t may be confidently re-
lied upon rs possessing all tho virtues Il has ever
exhibited. and capable of producing cures as
meme .ablc as tho greatest II has ever effected.
PREPARED ny
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-19
Any KIND OF SEWING

needed in the Family can be done upon it with
greater Iapiditv aud ease of execution to he
ginners than can be accomplished on any 9th
er. 1t has received the HIGHEST PREM
UMS oyer all as a Family Maehine-on both
sides u the Atlantic.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-19
IFS NEW SILENT FEED

our present "Iocl-S'itch" Machine has no
equal in the world The WHEELER q VIII
son is Reliable Economical. and Noiseless.
1t answer, the wants of the household com
plctclV and
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-19

THOSE WHO WANT THE BEST snouLu
OBTAIN WHEELER & WILSON'S.
Silent Iccd Family Seeing AdchiRe,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-19

pr,1ford Brass Band gave II
4 Dmcnode Concert, on We'd
.,I"y evening. The Hall was lit.
~, ',ackcd fall. On L thursday
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