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$4,000 viii be Paid for amy Remedy
which will cure Chronic rheumatism Pains IN the
Limbs, Back and Chest, Sore ThTOAI, Insect S'ings
Group. DyseRtery. Collie. SpT2iRs, snd Venting
quicker than DR. TOBIASS VENETIAN LlNI-
MENT. Established in lsE; never fails Sod by
tha Drugzists. Depot, 10 Park place. New Y0rk.
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A wealthy New York widow wears
heavy geld ring made from the plate oil
her departed husbands teeth
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'CKErCIiING FROM NArUkE-in penoM
~ and water colors, aud drawing aud palnty
illustrated, 40 OTIS. OF any bookseller or JkSSk
A.ANEy ASQs IN Nassau ", me-
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As CLEANLINESS is next to Godliuess,
all ask a cleaner. What shall we re-
commeHd9 Why, Alaska Cleaner. Of
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~ In order TO accommodate Eastern Advertls-
szsm the STAB. Mr.. z. Duncan sninen. No. u
Aslor House, New York City, has been appointed
ear general and special Agent for the Eastern
etAssaL This will be a branch once Of the srAR,
LIZ snifen being authorized TO make advertising
soutzscts on our behalf and receipt all collections
tharefor In our name.
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The Finest and Realshiest children
are those fesi on RIDGES EUOusE
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PROPOSALS..
No. 81.

CEALED PROPOSALS win be received by
= the Beard Of Trustees OF the Cincinnati
southern Railway until TUESDAY, July IL,
1876 at IL O'Clock noon, for the grading and
masonry on Sections 248, 249, $50 and 25l, Di-
vision ~ =" Hamilton County, Tennessee.
Also for an Iron Trestle over Fishing Creek.
section SO, Division Cd" Lincoi" County,
Kentucky.
Length OF Trestle 270 feet
g. feet and under, 80 feet.
30 to 60 feet high, l20 feet.
80 to 80 feet high, $50 feet
Also, for an Iron Trestle and Iron Bridge
owe, Pittman Creek, Section 81, Division " /"
Pulaski County, Kentucky.
Length OF irestle 40 feet.
80 feet an / un Ter, l2i feet.
80 to 60 feet high. 1Sl feet.
One span of Iron Bridge 100 feet in length.
Plans, profl's and specifications can be seen
at No. 10 W. Third street, Cincinnati, OHIO
Printed forms must be used, and directed
.sTo the Board of Trustees Cincinnati South
eIn Railway, No.7O W.rhird street, Cincinnati,
Ohio"
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids. BY order of the Board,
MILES GREENWOOD, President.
THos d, LoVETT, Consulting Engineer 1t
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ATTORNEYS.
BOOKS, STATIONERY, ETC.

BOOKS, STATIONERY, ETC.
AT STEVENS BOOKSTORE, all the new
books and magazines, fine note papers,
visiting cards, pocket-bOoks, card cases,
rewards, prizes and gilt books for chill
dren, illuminated notices, blank books,
envelopes, croquet, Office stationery, etc.,
etc. Goods no; in stock will be promptly
procured. Convenient to street cars.
No. 80 West Fourth street.
apis, Tu. Th-50t
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5ilnalions t0anlco--fcmllea.

DyFpTTSrUrVr FOR THE NEW
\ yoTiE rrlHrNT Will m ''cLi\Ep AZ in -t
i-Pr0WN OFFICES 40 I.siN Brold"'{' r3l. i,E "a
.f ur tJS West twenty tifd ST. ''t, -, III DEFit;F
1irlavc cor Forty ,r,rnl't. 40 ht "a ,,st, i,t, H.
-, Isl Turlayt co... ON, huuli,h ana J" r.',I
JI,rrin ~a,ina, iiauh i.uidrnp, up 90 P Wr Do ''-
ulIco rates
4 You've lndy of experience Wou,n mNNa g !"
n spend several hours duy 3D. "a, - t. 3I'buur D,
best II rrlrI. Address INi'l-''4--'N''
town once 1888 BroadwIy
A USEFUL YOUNG GIRL wants sltI alton
~ for city OF country X used to nous '. a. i,,1
- ,g,tra and ASSIST erneray, can AZ ca ,,,, ~
sew < las good references AZ the F!t' ~ ~
30 KEAU. I3S btn ave, AN hou-" ap"N" iO'" -
A LADY of culture and refinement, with eXI
~ pericnce of foreign travel desii,u i,1,rretiop IN
lady COMPANIONS, az VIII VlNf h'. ~
nl.b 10 children. snahs Franch nueuty aso hdd'r
c. TEACHEIlS' AGENCY. L7Oi Chrsihu'St'' r"i.'''i @
LII PERSONS wishing Hou5ekeepers, 10Y
" einGs,es COpyists COmplnons Nul
Nurses for the sick nressma. ors, CleIks o,
eau be wen supplied by calling { the Young ~, 81
tis alton OF the CITY New.iOTk, No, East A1's"
Lost Of rsleIsAees given and required.
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Religious Notices.

st. Georges Church, stuyvcsantsqu corner 5 K
teenthst-Mornng Prayer and sermon by Rev, Dr. VII
and ' sermon by Rev Dr. TYING Rector a $50 O'clock
It. Charch, FoTcth e.. between , Fith c and
nnioa a M Morniir Praytf D. Ltny iOq Choral
Ceebraijon H. Ey,png PRAYER choral L p strangers
The Pc pies service n,tle CIUECH or THE II N
Trinity, MadisonaVr ana FoiiEttIii ~ ~, - a.
D. D., VIII preach inoInns and evening
Tabernaele R g III 81 Chg Er1,o,b.,,,
Rev. TRUMAN J. BACklS
Of FS %'65IRHfEG ana md i EvTYIg&G ta'"'
Al cordially invited
The ChPrc GonF s Of the r PE9T haGml session S
Autumn IN Boston, coi4cl,nG Nov. a. ~ f
The Relation Protestant Epscoi Church to Freedom
Foreign Missions under Present knowledge OF Non
The Prevention and cure Of Drunkenness.
', he Morals Mora oi ro9 OF ,r i'm ,r,s,i,pitv
al R ,.y ais aud Christian ai Nurture
> 4m.pI 'Hg ,Tr Do g a ,' Tec of CHINA
Dr. sCIIEEEsCIlEWSKYi Of ne clergy Drs. Dt hoE5 ,
IENRY HOPKINS JOIN COTTON SMITH, kEAME&
fnS OK fTI "S f5N ana W. L. AiNsF6HD
Of England Of the aty judge EM0l sen2,gT ~, 10
G siArIrCK N d. Prof JOHN +. WEIR H. a.
West Twcnty-third street rre-b,tcrinn Church,
Rev. ERsKINE y. WHITE y. D. Iastor-ser'l''S al 81
w elk Of Praycr-rc Yorsvinc Young Mems CHRISTIAN
Association wl ho4 SpCc9l s,V.,e, IT, aljrss
Vii delivered by the Rev. Mr. Hal NI~ Ihc cloI M
Male Quaiictc win sing r anthems SPECIAL
services Will be hylt lh th' .ti''n III w. fo,l,t
ine clern viii deliver ad.I,,e; 's' DIH. ) IlVc' "
DAVIS ana ". j. NEEBITr Al are cordially invited.
Week of Prnyer far Young Mems Cbri"tinn Associ-
uiionS ThrOughogt the "1rid.-, 4, -, d" ll,,
SUNDAY, nov. II, CoN~HcHATIoN MELTING, S". IA.
P tSrs Gi 5 - .a rar, .,, ,si1 b.
tft+5ctT A. '1'fITG c.ery e,c1n: Of the week Tor
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1n5irneilon.
For Both sexes--CitY.


MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN-T 18th
"A year Will begin MONDAY, oct. 2 at A East 43daI
All the Froehel ideas adapted to American wants
An entirely new set Materials cheap and beautiful ar
ranged by and manufactured only foI Mas Coe SCHOOLS ana
famiies supplied.
Many primary schools parts Of tie country are
Normal class f mothers and teachers every afternoon
The demand for the american n .h'e 6"'0N ''''' "
MRS. f.. b. BURNS. School OF Photography,
vi 50 PARK rw-Ihoruugh training for Shorthand W9ik
tho Phoneucs Of the language aud rapid IeSiOc rem
manshp.
7gISS MCDONALD. .o,.
-'A r NJ N.t,I Is' ~. y BroadTay Room 81
Terms $50 for 20 hour e4 in nc stgdo pay
able Pupils will be received on and alter sept "
For Boys and Young Men--Country.
ALEXANDER INSTITUTE-Nliltary Board
n Ing school, White Plains, y. \. Principal O. L. Wills
4 PERSONAL examination OF Croton-on-the-
~ Hudson Military Institute J., so,l,ilyl =, - "
iNpcfcuct 20 years. Buidug new and elegant Rooms r
5ohotrIcrs Gymnasium 4oAio dr'IIoom ioAo'' o"'
4 VERY desirable HOME for Americans
whose friends travelling 10 lnorC or Tor y"ntS wa
Dy Mr. .' ER%Es T. c6LEGDG. NJ a., BaiiI@l golgsr
oxford. Address BIon0uds Clrrisey surrey. Iigh itle
euccs in England and America 10 required.
pOARDING-SCHO at Cannou's Station,
- Conn-ENccllent advantages ~ Ir's"naRe terms,
Ihc,tcr valley Acadcmy-A Boarding school
comforts and careful tiHUiug easy OF H'''7'
$3.50 &, 900 yr-r. l.. IoEiay! Lons, An, irh'p"'
HIGHLAND Military Academy, Worcester,
Mass prepares lt, 90 oa.cs for t.untnums p' l!n'
and scientific pur-1its c. b. NH NE AM supp
HONE SCHOOL, Wcstyillc, Conn, for boys
from To- il l.iuii, 10 10 term commences JAM -,
I.tltru c,: Rev j. D. Willard Wt-tN VIE ana d. " 10
NJ De- lCJaud lG7 Broadway, y II"i W. W. ~ "l RIM
IRVING INSTITUTE. TauytoWn, \. Up
\ military: no rxtr9s four -dcnt h~iru'i9f. - boiIh
i-a,i.,.. CiIri-rs%t THOMAS kIitttA Ii.ltt'-, 50
Broadway. ar address ANMN"NA' q E'WE Fih'ipt'.-
JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE. larry
- tow. y s. Address Icv FL. JACKSON. Principal.
EEARSARGE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
-, ool onions sent r. T-r nm REFORMATION Address
FREDERICK IHudf~uN. Principal.
DEEK>KILL(N.l MILITARY ACADENl.
WPIGIiI. 5. 81. I.uII...T DONALD. a. 4.
CT. CLEMENT HALL, ElIlcott city, MI
tr rf t.fI 70 200 school. 81 t ~ loo. ui lrii lnl
Of ~,tu,. 100 o., proIt DC o.. Els li 'd 'ia
XOUNG MEN privately Fitted for College.
T. Ii"FFNANS. stockhriae". Mass.
NONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
forma,ius bows ntr'l gent, Doc lIiHy. c' stan men.
E.NJAIIN MN~pN. H'N SEQ. tyt. l'uAr,- y. y
&E1., 4 lEtFF.-,BioARP,, , and TUITION
Ie,. ". II. REILLY, tiIioHhdi ~
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Amusements.

Amu5fMeHl5.
POOTIps THEATER. NEW BALLET.
ID sARDANAPALUsl
Lord Byrous exquisite romantic play, the most gorgeous
Now in the THIRTEEYTH WEEK Gifts remarkable run.
Participated 10 DIV the Italian Corps and over 100 iareS
Dee. LAWRENCE BARRETT and f. l. DAVENPORT.
CHICKERlNG HALL.-ClTY LECTURE
AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU............. Managers.
COL. JOHN w. FORNEY
Centennial Commissioner to Europe).
subject. "0UR CENTENNIAL II EUROPE"
Admission, 30 cents Reserved seats 10 cents at POND >
same Lecture BROOKLYN ACADEMY, Nov. Il.
ESSIPOFF. STEINWAY HALL.
II IL is respectfully announced that the FIRST appearance IN
America Of the eminent Russian Plani.te ,.,.
Madame ANNETTE EssIPoFF
VIII ''N0 p''''T TUESDAY EVENING. Nov Il.
ALFRED WHEN Violin Virtuc3o Of tae Conservatory Of
brussels expressly engaged for EssipoG
l' PniIHIRIoNIC SOCIETY. .n.
Sale Of sats on and after Tilray morning at schubet
Broadway.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Sth-aye. and 23d-st
VI TScLE a To MS CABIN -"
sATINEEs WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
lic,.rs POOLE & poNXEL[Y les;ee and Managers
NEXT sIHP 2f6TI ~ ENiN''
MAGN1FIcE8244 hSaHiSi IL PREPARATION
SUNDAY rviE RT q a3ov 70, 1876
Conductor. p 5. GILMORE
ADMISSION FIFTY GEMS
leiy, % cents .'''' ''''''"' ''''''''''
HELLER WONDER THE TER,
IHc Globe, opposite NeS,iork - H@tr ,L,,,r,n
''-i'' i ''''i'' Inc worldFaued
PREsrIDIGIrATUER, n,.,.,gr
lr @ m .,ros n, rrort,I N - eniitiii
HELHs WONDERS.
at inns '"' on WEiIB2EsDXY EVENING, Nov. Is
TVI'iT EVENING At O'CLOCK,
'Thc most astounding Nccrorany OF the lsIh ceninry
I"'' appearance D" N MISC fHErIuR
who win make her debut 30 ID, famous phenomenal wonder
'''' srrERNArURL vlsIoN.
Price, of Admission Reserved Orchestra Cl'Ts' 81 IA
Unit ua'.t"d 3 Il. a. ''' ''''''
KELLY 4 LEON, MI%sTRELS. Opera
~ I"u>e TN. if5n'n.le vi ,ir.l I'nilr 2sl II. 'n'
on.,- crowded clNG cuow ill., oyernhe@nt success
| YCEUM 1HEATER, 1lth-st. and Gth-ave.
III. NcyIcEEH Manager p. W. WALLER, stage Manager.
Manager p.rfuy "2,lqe- tae public That on
Doe vi.i ,ommen,c irl.f season. at tie IYCEUM rIEarER
Ton the purpose OF presenting
EDWIN BOOTH
series u ms character. suppotcdly dramatic company
,,d Nth special r'lri,art 10 DE proper rendition oI Do
standard ,y, m which EDWIN BOOTH appears. The lrsi
,fo.fg,fI.i, ". NJ b..
the principal characters being assumed by the oio"lh
ina Robinson q, the Ghost Milne. Leyick. rs t!e King
j. NJ, Irl Ia,t.-; Hart conway. a. i"rto; f. Pierce.
ming. Eel, uph,. be . Jennie carroll as the queen.
soLNrry. COSTUMES, AN. APPOINTMENTS
ALL NV
THE SALE OF TttEII~ will commence M 10 Office ~
ia' " nj Up " The laa.rr no.
t.. MAIN. tIIt n.ti,..i-v b. placed n The hands of
-r..un +. aui -..,ull,n n.i poe allowed az III, tn'a'.r
tn, r,,Drt of ,lt n.uh.rof scat, placed at ""
aud 80 ti principal Lu.t~ 600 a.i ll exec rNf -"I
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gTH AXENuE THEATER.

9TH AVENUE THEATER.
D., ~ NIGHTS EVERY NIGHT and MATINEE.
TO-DAY, at ., i.-t times OF " LIFE with
OF lis realistic SNOW Ballet De-. 'lci2r ~
If,rts Nr. COGIlIAN and the Company.
ITFFl IARII. BONFAN u ana Ndlr. - LAL.
SATURDAY MONT Nov -, o. 80 appearance ihi- 'n
.sN AMY lAN ~ PDtr rs " RoSAilND' ANA Way
urrut production of shakespeare A. YOU LIKE H.
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ininlcr Nreoris.

,l'uE ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, N'.,au'
IIilr. IaT.'r- rov "p.u. o. 81. Pony ~ 'i ,r
steamer. I.as, N,v.lufs oct 2- ana '"' go. i" - l
slr. ssW York.
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Cectnres ano Meetlnls.

.tIEkEPING HALL. LECTURE.
4 RACE. EpCCATION, OR HEREDITARY CULTURE
Iluf ItY r. Thomas Hul,tr President ~ tie Nor
mai college of NrwNork CITY, ing. Corner FthaFe
and Eghjcuuth.st. SATURDAY ENE%ING, Nov II.
NOL. j. F. SANFORD, the celebrated tray-
,-rsu. lecturer. has lust returned from EuI ope ard All
-Dur anne ,. lecture platform. Col ~ANFORDS lectures
travels tiua IgIt Palestine, italy, ans IL
highest popular and interesting rs =
l.f.r p, scupes front rank "a The American LycruI
platform.
lug .lte, and terms. ldircss - - ...,,...
" AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU,
Cooper Institute NeT.YorI.
IN the invitation of the GlOTTO CLUB, Mr..
~ CLAIR COOK viii deliver course of 20 lectures,
an a t.D.IVEts CURE. AND SCULPTURE As con-
EEl.IID WITH ARCHITECTURE" 10 be illustrated ~
ia. s.pcou The Will be given IN the Chapel u
(lo,.y, CiuIUh, northwest corner FOuttll~ye. aud
ffysu-~ socoud-7t. NJ O'Clock on MONDAY EVENINGS,
beginning Nov. Is. ,,
I,.,;s tie coarse TRANSFERABLE 40, 20 DC hai OF
G. 2. PUTNAM'S SONS, 1872 Ftftlave.
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LPswvssoa street Baptist Church.-wM HAYNP
En-. IL pastor, VIII preach Al 1870 & m; subject:
saa ertdted Exponent" At 1880 p NJ Service Of Song
"e'mon Seats irsa Strangers invited. -
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amman NIenorlal Charch.

TOTTI -VTI TTTT10T.I WI " =
-. n HEBER NEWTON. rector.
e.-yifs. on SUNDAY at lO'2a. m. aud ~ p. II
~ The rector VIII preach.
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Brooklyn Sand1ySchooi nion.No. I9,' Fam an
Ct1rcb o'c,,Cs. Addr.~, by Rev. WA. ~ ia ioi u.
II su6tct: Iha QuaIies o. Efficiency. n sum o., 40
d.
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Brjci Cburch-Uev. WI STEPHFNNnN' .,,,. '..., "
ca1a1a Wi, rra9cf IN the church corner m 'h ave
aud 37th.si., on SUNDAl, Nov L. ~ IU t '' '' " @
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AZ Chicering Hall. Ffh-aVe, corner flg.te,,.lH ST.
Union gospel services ever, SUNDAY. IvMoHh"Ws rev
StNfTrT b. .UI CORD will preach 20 o1' Go ID. "n 50
Rev JAM rs 81. KING, u. d., al $50 p ih Sihtlh %
services Y CIA-. J.. guns aud thc i"-, ~
I14v wec,fo PRAYER meeting every IHIk~pNl ~ y
IsG AT $Ot Fo5rtSye between TwoutysecoAd and I"tnt
thiTdsts. AL invited
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"'0ins No SPRING Pla%ey, PASTOR breaches at the

Rev Lukes NJ r. Church, Forty nrstst near sixth ave
TAD W. r ABBOTT, pastOT.-Preaching 1890 a. m and
are ipy Young peoples prayer meeting at 6:45 IN An
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MILE. l.. i. R0STANs ,,,,,-o
wi FJtFNCH FNGIISH AND GERMAN BOARDING.
AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YoUNG L 1872 no aas
under the Gaze 81 rots 5. b. Mills and b. Laurent ms VI
n uel late OF Washington d. e. VIII Do conne0Iou WIN
fle ncho0l. klndergarten and Primary DepaIthcht
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-01
MARTHA CLARK's ESTATE.

~ TATE OF VERMONT,
- BRADFORD DISTRICT. SIS.
In Probate Court holden o. West Fairlce
within and Tor said District on the 9th day of
December A. ID. 1873:
Augustus W. Clark administrator OF tho
estate of Martha Clark late Of Corinth in said
District, deceased, makes application to said
Court for license to sell all OF the real estate
of said deceased TO witt The Home farm of
said deceased. containing 10 scrcs OF land
situated in said Cornth representing that tho
sale is necessary for The payment of debts
Whereupon it is ordered by said Court that
said application be referred toa session there.
of, to be held at the Probate Office in said
West tairlcc On the 10Th day of Dscdmber
A. DlS7j, for hearin. and decision thereon
and. it is further ordered. that al persons
interested be notified hereof by publication
of the notice of this application and
order thereon three weeks successfully
in the Bradford Opinion, . newspaper printed
at Bradford, VI. end which circulStGs in the
neighborhuod Of those interested, before said
time for hearing tha. they may appear At said
time end place. end If they SEQ cause object
thereto.
by the Court--Attest,
29w3 ALvAu BEAN. Register.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-01

tR-F6r the convenience of persons living
in Bradford and vicinity, these Pills can be
had at the OPINION OFFICE, Or will be
SENT BY MAIL on receipt of PRICE. 80 Cents.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-01
Probate Courts.
GEO. CuALMER's ESTATE.
OF VERMONT,

CTATE OF VERMONT,
- BRADFORD DISTRICT, "A.
In Probate Court. holden AZ Newbury In
said District on the 9th day OF Dee, AID 1875.
John Bailey Jr. Admiuistratsr of the estate
of George Chalmers late Of Ncwbury, In
said District, deceased, presents his adniinis-
tration account tor examination aud sliow
ance. Whercnpon, 1t il ordered by said court
that said account be referred ~ session there
of, to DO held ut the Probate 'Onice in
Ncwhury on the 3lst day of Dcccnber A. ID.
1873, Tor hearing and decision thereon
And IL is further ordered that notice DO
given to all persons intercstedby publication
OF the same three weeks successivcly in
the Bradford Opinion, newspaper printed
ut Bradford, W., aud which crculates in tho
ncighborhood of those interested. before said
time Of hearing. that they may appear vt sud
time and place and show cause IL any they
may have why said account should not DO al
owed.
by the C0urt,-Attcst,
29w3 II. W. BAILEY, Judge.
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JACOB Is. STEVENS ESTATE.
NT.ATE OF vERNONT. .l
u BRADFORD DISTRICT SIS

the 18th day of December A. ID. 1873, tftsfF
James Il. Mciam, Administrator Of the cs-
tate of Jacob Is. stevens late of Topsham
in said District. deceased presents his ad
ministration account for examination and
allowance. Whcreupon ii is ordered by said
Court, that said account be referred to II SEES.
sion OF said Court to be held at the Trotter
House, Bradford on the End Tuesday of Jan
uary A. d. 1876, for hearing and decision
thereon And it is further ordered that all per-
sons interested be notified hereof by publicn-
ton of notice of this application and order
three weeks successfully in the Brad
ford Opinion, printed at Bradford, before said
time OF hearing that they may appear at
said time and place and show cause fanny they
may hayc, why said account should not be
allowed.
BY the Court-Attest,
3lw3 H. w. BAILEY. Judge.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-01

A PLUCKY JUDGE. Judge Pow
ers left Morris>illc last Monday
morning, to attend Court at Chelsea
proposing to 60 by rail, ria ST.
Johnsbury and White River juno
ton. Learning that he could not
connect at st, JohrsbuIy, he left
the train at Hardwick, and rode
nine miles in sleigh over II noun
tain road, with the mercury some 20
degrees below zero, to the Wells
River Railroad station in Marsh.
field. There he took the noon train
for Montpelier, dine Il mt the "Cen-
trail" and proceeded by the after
noon express over the Central rail
road to South Royalton, and thence
to Chelsea, arriving in season for
supper.-Ary"s.
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CArAnRM.

VAA - xAAGAWAAS
a., ,,.,,u, orar v, S.S,,
"' =" '''S cumming
, Cured.
With DrOppinqS in Throat almost
IN choLin uaad,oha pA;nc in
So"" '.0""ao'o' IL.
Sn0ulderSs BACK ana Kidneys and
Entira Preakjnu Down of the Sue
~
tenn ny
,,4:1C,4l.D 1
MrssRs. L,rr,rrIELp = Co..
reside at Manchester. n. H.. and nreviops.
~ resided M Uenuiker. and an a n,t;vn Of
Wcarc. this State. have had Catnrrh twenty.
five wears: syery since | was nineteen vr.ss
old had Il had All the time If nm alI' tba,
period, aud nights it would fiji up and drop
down in nv throat. cnusing frelm. NJ
rbnkin~ so that I wmlI ,nri,., ~, in hef ~
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-01
Dress Waking !

AIRS. W. +. ROWE Ill respectfully announ-
III ces to the Ladies Of COrinth and vicinity
that she will be founT at DIR. f. L. Smiths,
where she is prepared to do Dress Masking III
the latest style and hest manner. Particular
attention paid to cu,i ne and. fitting. Hair
work done to order. 26wA'
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-Walton's Vermont Registers
ut OPINION Stationery Store.
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Bradford, VT, Jan. 1, 1916.

THE QUEEREsr LAWSUIT YET
A suit is now pending on demurrer
to the position before Judge Mitch
ell in this county, in which Samuel
Stickler, Jr,, an infant, about one
year old, is plaintiff, and Marshall
county defendant. Plaintiff allcg-
es that he received permanent inju'
ry-scrotal hcrna-while IN centre
sa mere (bctore birth) by an accident
to the mother 10y the breaking down
of bridge while crossing Linn
creek, Il mile east of this city. y
nice question of law is presented by
the demurrer as to whether the ac-
ton can be maintained, defendants
counsel claiming that Mr.. Sticklcr
was hardly man enough to be hurt
in that way, and is quite intinitesi-
NAL yet, and that il is impossible
that he can prove his ailments orig
mated from the accident, and the
plaintiffs youth and ineXperience,
together with the shaking up he re-
ccived ut the time, will not justify
the court in receiving his testimony.
The attorneys on both sides have
ransacked all the medical almanacs
and sent TO China for the ancient
works Of COniilcius, to ascertain
whether there were any presidents
for so unprecedented suit. Seri
Ously, the case is a novel one, and
it is saA no precedent can be found
so far to absolutely support either
side. We may add that suits have
previously been instituted by Sans
father aud mother for injuries alleg-
ed to have been sustained by them
at the same time Sam came to grief
-Marshalitown (Ia) Republican.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-01
DRESS MAKING.

MRS. JACKSON OF CONCORD, n. H..
Will be found at her new rooms in the OPINio
Building. up stairs, where she is prepared to
do dress making in the latest style and best
manner. Particular attention paid 70 cutting
and fitting f-lC q. y u a ~ =
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-01
JOHN +. VESTS ESTATE.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appoint-
ed by the Honorable Probate Court for tho
District of bradford Commissioners, to re.
ceive examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons. against the
estate of John +. West late of Vershlre,
in said District deceased, and all claims
exhibited in Offset thereto hereby give notice
that we will meet for the purpose aiorvaid,a
the Dwelling house Of Josiah Flanders, in
Vcrslire, on the 18th day of january and
the goth day of March next. from 10 o'clock
A. NJ, until O'clock p. NJ. of said days, and
that six months from the day Of
A. ID. . is the time limited by said Court
for said creditors to present their claims to US
for examination and allowance,
Dated at Vcrshire this 18th day Of Dec,
A. ID. 1875.
JOSIAH FLANDERS,
3lw3 SlLAS TITUS, }Com'rs.
JAMES 4. BROWN, }