National opinion. [volume], October 19, 1866, Image 4

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l'lin'i' ; K'XmI iin;Ufsiiiti onto tlte
luiml i't" luii'Ioiil !' lite ( livi-nli-tni
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ini' hist niiflif. Itlsiii hi tin- l::r
snoUi- t'.s l-itl. i s, ; ':. i v liciii nvtrlM
iuilivi:!oc;i'is S' llt :
"This N",iiii ll.uui ii'-:ui ".is I :i
a hinmato ofinv 'oust' over 2 wi t ks.
lu-. in tiiuitiyman. I sosc -vry
civiiix'il land is 'iiiliiv'il wiili its
lull share nl fi'iMici iii idyifs. ami it
can't licljit leastways I can't
tliin!; til' siiiv t'tlii'tixiiil plan of lu-lp-iu
ii.
I'm a little sun v tliey've -.if KtIi-tii-sovir
licit-. !mt I shall not iliskuss
"t in v. ilii iiuImuIv. Tear iiietn pieces
w itli v ihl oiimiliiis Imrsi's.ainl 1 won't
disku.-s Yin. i've lunl iiiilte cliiill ot
.msri'i. i. AVIUM'S iti:m.
lie liasn t lii'ouv no dps or sa-i r.
cr fnruitur of :v -Kind. ( I I:?r.
hear.) 1 lind t .in n asi hint v. itli
lie ( -at-; Ins Willi. 'S
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yet In1 has not m:ul' no nttcmpt to i Vm at litnii(Yili:iuk you. I was at
Kra'.p any incniVr of my l'am'ly. . Jiirrnirili.im t'other niyht, and went
to the i;Tcat metur for a few minits.
I Innln't lici n in the hall long when
a stern lookin' artisan saiil to me:
on ar from W ales
" 'So. I tohl him I iliiln't think I
v. as. 1 hi il" istho't llasht over me.
If w as ov that oiiniiieiplcil talcr. anil
p't I said, lias my cluthin' j;ot a Wel
t nat ,..y appearaiu'e !"
Not hv no iniaiis. he anscred.
'"' ! and then lie said, " And w hat is your
oiiinymi tif the present crisis f
1 said, "I don't zackly know.
Ilaveyoit ot it very'liad f
Jle n plied, "?sir, il is 8weeiiij-
oer liiiuland like thet'j inoonot'the
I )es. rt T
" Wall," said I, " let it sweep T
lie ceased nic by the arm '.mil said,
Let us filaiiee at hist'ry. It is now
some two thousand years "
"Is it . indeed .'" 1 replied.
'Listen!" he lieieel cried ; ''it is
a lit I le over two thousand cars since
A (j i i i . i l.iii.l t In
:ii...- lioscly
.Hill liiv speech
ity, but his idee
et.i'.i'h was more
the rii'Jlio Weill
.M1 mi
: a nils!:.
1 !. If i:
in oar ii
and 1 e
ilm i i.t
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a-'i'itiir w.'ll r.
v, however, l'
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. '!'i:c I rout !i i
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'..el . ii I hey v. as
:e ln'.l a brother
i him ini'oiiaeil
i'a li'oiis reji'Iar.
i':iis.'hood. lint
!iir!i 1 heard a
;oi of blue!; close
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tho't I'd e
I tV-'vcral., i.ir.v !
ia' of in v .i i aiarx.
and h"'s a imu of vai
incuts '.v!e ofb u tv.n
over t ie.es afore In-
filing mi of 'ini a I al
inasier at lam:
ei aril v of :;i a
spis,
! Ibi.u.ut'd
v. i.' in i, ' a
P't oat of
i'!y on ;a--irs
our t'.o
lilioil.
tastic ami
bint ;'d pe
aloons. I
meauin' to you
iilaia tin1 mean-
iov one man
cd 'einuplish
s lay articles
in make any-Ourskool-
says this is a peeno!
vii'i. Mv wife says it
o j;
'in m
iiieiil
!.!el n
is a iK'i'oiil"i'i'.i ;!y of ir.f rual mmsens.
She's a exeeedin practical vanillin, I
1 liiv her lira h!, how ever, and liu-
luer her liliie i.i',,s. It's a rceklis i
falslioo'l tiiiil s!ic Iieupeeks inc. and I
I h" yaii;;; man i'i our naberhood who i
said it to me oil" i", eiiin'. as 1 was
inisleaiii' my iliaf: .,i i with a gentle i
cocktiiii al the i!l;.';e tiiMirn who;
.sail! ( ni" ia tin- very lan;;wid;ic,
(.in lioiae, obi ei hi, unless you de
sire to hav e anol !a r b apot tbrowd
nl you by P. ,l..''p'i obly regrets hav
in said so. 1 said, " r.etsy Jane is
my wife's frniii name, .;. -lit I .voolh,
iind 1 periiiits no person to call her
J!. J. niilside of tin family circle, of
which 1 am il principally myself.
Your other observations I scorn and
ilismis,', and I must polish you oil'."
He was a abb' bo.li.'d man and rc-
Jllooviu bis coal, he iiitplired if 1
wauled (o be vTo't'id to powder ? 1
said es; n' there is a
srri.ulisV
me jjrenb
ii ie a patiili
(). botlit r," I remark t, let us o
and 'et sonic beer."
'No, sir. I want no yross and
.sensual beer. I'll Hot llloe from
this spot till I can vote. Who ar
oil ?"
I handed him my card, which, in
addition to my name, contains a el
abrit description f my show.
Now, sir," I proudly said, "you
know me f
' 1 sollumlv swear." he sternly re
plied. " that 1 nev er heard of you or (
; our show, in my lile."1 i
"And this man," 1 cried bitterly,!
calls hisself a intellieiit man, and i
I hiuks he orter be allowed to vote ! !
What a holler mockery !"
I I've no objection to e 'ry intelli
! 'i'iit man vol in' if he w ants to. It's
a pleasant aniooscineiit, no doubt ;
j bill there is those whose iyraiiec is
so dense and loalhsiini that they
: shoiiidn't be trusted willi a ballit any
! nmie'ii one of int trained sarpunts
should be trusted with a child to play
with.
1 went to the station witii a view
of returiiin" to town on the cars.
"This way, sir," said the guard;
" here you ar," and he pinted to a
j tirst class carriage, the sole oi kcjiant
ot which was a raytlier prcpossessin
female of about ;iu summers.
"No, l'lhauk von," I ernestlv re-
ilied, " I prefer to walk."
I am, dear sir,
Very respectfully yours,
Ai!'ii:ns'w.i:u.
; n there is a I owiler
miy. not bin would 'ford
when he slrueii
, o mv ri'.'bl c e,
'ul b!.
lluitsi: TniKl". A man eallim;
himself Albert Hyde, of l'erkbis-
ille. Yt., hired a team of S. K.
Ibinick, of the I 'assumpsit'' House
in this jilace, Scjit. L'7, ami as . vet
has failed to return the same. The
man w as about ."i feet S inches high,
with black whiskers and moustache,
dark eyes, and dressed in black,
with a Scotch cap. The team was
a chestnut mare, with light mane
and tail and a white face, weighing
about s.lDlbs., seven or eight vears
I old, with a sear on the nigh hip ; a
j Lyndon buggy with Miller's name
on it ; ttie Harness silver -plated,
with still adjusting pad. As the
man was hiring girls to work in a
woolen factory, and as he left a
horse at .Mr. lleinick's stable, he w as
not suspected of being a rascal un
til he had been gone several days.
Mr. Itciiiick traced him to Middlesex
and from thence to I trail lord, at
w hid: place he lost his track, lie
oilers .") for the recovery of his
team. It has been ascertained that
t he horse left with l'ciuick, and a
sulky sold .1. I - Ladiieer, were both
stolen. On the whole, Allicit Ihde
is cutting ipiite a dash, hut will
doubtless soon be brought up with
a round turn. Vvlrtlonimi.
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I'ATAi Arcinr.vr. James ( '
l'.iieii. a i" clioii hand on the I'as
suaipsie K. 1'., who lives about a
mile below th" station here, was
found dead on Sabbat Ii morning, be
tween the station and his house. It
appears that on Saturday evening
O'llliell had been with a husking
party at Mr. Hiram Caswell's, ulai
lives about a mile below his (('
Ibicii's) house. The party left Mr.
( 'asweli's about 111'. M, Mime riding
up to. the station in ( t'l'.rien's hand
car. and some walkingiip the track.
(' III ictt walked, and eanie rijjit by
his house up to the railroad ,ard to
take his ear back to his house, lie
stepped into his car, and as it was
down grade, he sat down and the
car started down the track. The
next morning he was found dead
sonic ,"0 rods below w here last seen
alive, beside the traeit, and his ear
upon him. There was a severe
bruise upon his forehead, and iinoth
!l.r wasn't scooped likew ise. vr "". "Is tiple. .Nothing is known
i i rent v w l i sen in units. eiiusi isneain
eaiisin i.ie lo
into 111" ii.-e
that a; . ( '.'."ii".
Jb.it 1 rallied '
rat Iiev vi m;.;
life. Lis pa ii
1 will Siiiiii;,
had only cla;
when he t as .
t'.-r. II is, a-::
I CSsiou I i'
lullv loi 'vii: ;'
said, " My se
tii.cliiaiiv'. i
a T!i:a.-''in i
at till! place w
in. cam
j .ut up
ialo lb
. s In ,,
."' 'fill
make a rapid retreat
'.are. I had'nt no idee
w as so well organized,
and went for hi in in a
side for my time of
nuts lived m ar by, and
i .1" that l" minutes
i t ;:fn i' tiic tirst act,
".irrieil leiine on a shut-
ii.l met the solium pro-
door, ami after keer
1 er oi l; ;n ing over, she
:l. 1 see how it is tjis
i:'i e be a tbolin' round
.iii 'eii. Von went in
ici'i i bey pat the grain
i'.'i the straw, ami vou
thin iiin'iig, and let
..I oa vou, didn't vou,
:e .. i of l.o !i ing ( r
"i i'-." that disl'iiriiuit
i: I ', at ion in.'i e clear
s ,'.'i'iy for him, and 1
i."d him till he got Well.
til.
lav son
thin-em, Id ii
vm.,; man's
it. ' I v.
wen! a:.-! mi-
His leg lar original f.ither being ab
sent t.i t!i" v. ar, I told him I'd be a
fa!la r to hii.i hp . !!'. lie snail a
sickly M'
bei a kii
I V.ib 1
l e iit't;.-. i
ease"..
Mllifcs I'I-
fee
nl said I'd alieajy
iv, 1 1
I
itlu rs to him.
v l iii.t it' ; 1 1 orter
m "pi ia estreme
pi-' is if a man
na I he i ,'.al c n i k I'd I in n
.my left cheek lo him, piobly ; but if
he iasinooa;. s ih. i my rau mother
wasn't nil r'.ghl. I'd punch his hcd.
lint lit in is I'li.Vble t.in. s-', g. n'iall.s
f-)ieakiii. and whenever any enter
prism countryman of mine cuius over
her.' to scoop up a lb ilou in the prize
ling, J'm alius o.ivssively tickled
vh' ii lie j;i'ts seoi jicd hisself, which
it is a tad fuck has thus far beeiilhe
east my only sorri r iiem tlmt t olli
er .
It";
vMiii h is a manly sport, and 1 can
i.;i! cpl. in Mr, ilamil's rcsiint tie
fiat in this i nimti y tui the giiuimls
that he wiimi'i useil to Lrilish water.
1 hoie this eilai.atiin will been
tinly satisliu fry in a!l.
As I icinarkei'l al'oie I'm y, ttin'on
well. I'm aware t but 'u, in the
great metrop'li-. of the wmhl, and it
doesn't make me unhappy to mlinit
the lack. A man is a ass who dis
pools it. That is till that ails him,
J know there is sum pcplc who cum
over here and snap and snarl 'boat
this and that. 1 know 1 man who
nay it a shame ami a disgrace that
HL 1'aul's Church isn't a older edilis;
lie say it dluuild be jenr ami even
ago older than it is; hut 1 decline
to hold iny self responsible for the
f rHiiliict of thin tdyit. niinpL? ber.nu
but it is supposed that in leaning
forward, or in reaching to take hold
of the handle, the crank stria k him,
ami as the car was running back
wards, he was knocked cr the end
upon the track, when the cur came
upon him. He was about l.'i years
old, ami leu visa wile and two chit
diva, I'alritoniiiii,
A chap iniiiiired at the xist of
lice in i;ric, the other day, for a let
ter for Kner.v Hogdcn." He was
told there was none. " Ixmk ei-e,"
he replied, a little angrily, " yoii'yo
hexiuiiineiied a IumIiI letter Ibr my
naine. If don't coiiinieiiee with a
liuiti li ! It liegin M idi a lio! Iitiok
ill tlie nle tliafn got the ho'i T
Toy your 1iV.j.
Xti I). 1. 1-tiU II nr. The Toledo
:(-, of the tilth inst., is responsi
ble fur the following :
A soldier of this city who served
with distinction as colonel of a Mi
chigan regiment, was approached
yesterday by an ollicerw ho supports
Johnson, with a suggestion that, as
military men, they ought to pay
tlieir respects to l'resident Johnson
upon hia arrival at Toledo.
" Yom may, bnt I will not," repli
ed the Michigan colonel, " for I have
no respect for him.'
" Hut," iptoth the Johnsonian,
"you will go with us and show jour
respect for (irant and I'arragut who
accompany him: won't vou'"
" My dear sir," replied the colo
nel, " there was once an old lady
who kept a boarding house for la
borers. One morning she came
across il piece of tainted lieef, which
she purchased cheap and boiled for I
dinner. It " smelt to heaven," and j
not a boarder would touch it. That
evening she sliced and fryed it, but
it wouldn't tin it st ill smelt. Tlie i
next morning she made hash of it.
but it smelt louder and louder, w hen
a boarder could stand it no longer,
spoke his mind : Look here, old
lady, you may bile it, you may fry
it, or you may spile good potatoes
by hashin' it with em, b it that meat
stinks, ami ,ou can't crowd it down
me in any shape.'' " Now," contin
ued the positive colonel," "you may
take Johnson boiled, fried, stewed,
or sandwiched between two as good
iota toes as (irant and I-'arragut,
and he stinks. You can't crowd
him down me at any price."
Tl.j convention closed abruptly.
Foi.n'K Corn r. On complaint of
(irand Juror Joyce, several old of
fenders veil' yesterday brought be
fore Justice Smith, to answer the
charges against them, and were con
victed and disposed of as follows:
Frank Mnrseman, drunk; lined
1 1
Win. Yalinuette, drunk; iined
ll.il."i. Valiquette was re-arraigned
on a charge of assault and bat
tery, the circumstances of w hich j
were of such an aggravated nature,
that the Justice held him for t rial
at the March term of the County
Court.
Fidcl'a Johnson, drunk ; fined
1 l."a. Fidelia was also convicted
of viola1 ion of the liipior law and
lined ild and costs.
Kllen Mahor, violation of the li
quor law ; lined '.j and costs.
Richard Johnson, assault and bat-
terh ; lined !?"" and costs. llutlmul
lirniht.
Since Juls the Cholera has found
1 107 victims in Cincinnati.
A drunkard in Alexandria hid
Ld0d, and couldn't tind it when
si iber.
Kossuth, ohl and worn, is a de
pendent upon the world's charity.
I'kuvi thk Indian Cm nti;y
li:st tk or Winn: Women tijom
i'lIK S.WAliKS. .St. Lnulx, Mo. (M.
11. (.'apt. Harlow, of (leu. Sher
man's stall', arrived here yesterday
Iroin Fort Dodge, where he saw two
w bite girls named Moyle, one 17 and
the other Li years old, who had been
ransomed from the Kiowa Indians.
The girls say that on the L'7th of
August lasl the Kiowas attacked
their home in Northwestern Texas
and killed, scalped and burned their
father. Themselves, mother, and
sister eight .ears old w ere carried
oil' in captiv ity and treated with the
utmost cruelty. On their arrival at
the Indian camp the captives were
knocked senseless with clubs and
repeatedly ravished by the fiends.
They kvetc treated in this way four
or live limes every day. On hear
ing the commanding olheer at Fort
Hodge, not having sufficient force
to rescue them ell'ceted their ransom,
and w ilt semi them to their friends
in Texas as soon as they recover
from t heir terrible sull'crings. While
in tin Indian camp the otlieer sent
to arrange their ransom saw the cap-
lives knocked tlowu three times and
iolated.
i ( ien. Sherman v ill be here on the
i Mill inst.
i A .money hunter being about to
I many a fortune, a friend asked him
I how long the honey inooii w ould last,
i ' Hon't tell me of the honey moon,'
he replied; 'Its the ha .'Vest lliooli
i v i!h inc.'
A u Irishman said he didn't come
I.i this country for want. He had
ph'iit of I li.tt in old Ireland.
! The i lies of California are loaded
down with fruit of unusual m.c and
i sweetness.
Texas has exported w ithia a short
time a million dollars worth of cat
lie. An Kiiglish journal speaks of the
Key. John I'ierpoiit as ' an abolit ion
ist, a teetotaller and a spiritualist.'
W ell, what of it f he wasn't an F.ii
glishinan, thank heaven.
A saloon keeperiii Couyeelieut has
oeeii convicieii on a enaige ot iclu
sing lo allow a colored person to
play billiards at his tables.
Sweden and Norw ay are rising out
of the sea at the rate'of half an inch
per milium, ami (ireeiiland is giadu
ally sinking.
The potato disease is making sad
ravages in Home part of Knglaml.
rreiichiind Voyehulid, a French
merchant in Hoinbav, has failed for
M.HKyoo sterling.
riiysicinim advise us to drink less
at oar ineaU. llctter advice ili Ink
Darling & Divoll, Low for Cash
It INT Oltl VI II,
Wimlil rc-i'. .'I fully mil the nttriitimi uf tin'
I.ulilir tu tlii-ir lai'.t Ht.irk it' li.HNU, whii'h
lave Iii-i ii limialit ut dip Iiiwi-kI l.ricuK, and
ure t-uiniuM'il, in iurt, uf the fuiluwiu :
riiixrs,
I'OPUXS,
DELAINES,
ALPACCAS,
and
DRESS GOODS
of ever v kind and ilt Mi'i-iptioii. A large an-
SOl-tllU'llt of
II A T S , CATS,
X3 o o t s raxicl BIiooh,
'ofl'ee,
Teas,
Tobacco,
Molasses,
Sugars.
Salt,
Fish,
Nails,
VllOCKERY and 11 A HI) WARE
of every iU'Ni'i'itlim.
MHDI O I JV U ,
r.XTF.yT MKDICISKS OF ALL KIXDS.
I'll iu In mid Oils.
Wi' would cull espcr'uil iittriition to our large
and wi ll ji l.'i Ini Ktni'k uf
REA I) YMA IE CLO TlllXd,
and
dents' Furnishing (Jooils.
If y.m wish to lmv a niic Suit of Clothra. and
I. in O...D. ...,. 1 :.. .
.- ' vw.ii, u.i.l ?.- II, IM-Il.ll- .Mllj;
. i-i ... . ... MiM wiMinig i.i lmv fancy
I 'lesiincicy and 1 int'.Uiiif, we would Kav, vo'n
will do well lo I nil ami m i- us lu lolc liiiyin.
fur wc know thai we can ivc v.ui piii-es tloit
will Mitify you. Wc always have a lurm
stuck ol ouil-, on hand, and arc coii.-laiillv
receiving new yuud I'lnni market.
LndioM! L;uli !
Wc respectfully call your alien! ion t our fii
and coniplclc stuck uf
IMPORTED DRESS GOODS,
tSummir Sluucls. Cloves ami f'araxul,
lints. Caps, Jiiiniii ts, ami
MilUiwry Goods
uf nil kinds.
W c have in our employ an experienced Mil
liner and Urcsri Maker,' who will itlwuvn lie
happy to wait upon ladies that may favor us
with I he'r parronuiic.
Hoping that we hhall continue to receive a
"hail, of yunr custuni, we remain, very truly
Your oli't K.-i'v'N,
DAUI.IMi & ll VlU.I..
East t'oriiilh, .liuie I, siln. Hf
W'E HAVE JUST HE EN TO BOSTON,
f T uuil utuigbt good aui t lucu t uf
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
AT TIIE
lll.VI)IOIM
VARIETY STORE.
Just From Market,
ii KHJt IS K'H S A l,00.
HH.IUFOKI), V F 11 Mo. XT.
rpill': l'"'I l IM1 AII I K I.KS CUM
m. pus.' a purtiuu uf my .slock in n ude :
i'nn t'rrt ion cry.
All kinds of Common and Kancv ('undies,
('mi','h DruiM. I.o.cneM. c.
I'l-nll anil "u.
t'oiiMlintf of Oraiiei., Lion. .114. Ani.le.
Kij5. Intc. aniiii-, l-.iiu. Am. VVainuls,
Uracil .N'iiIh. I'eanitlH, FillicrlH, ,Vc., A e.
Tnlinii-o :mmI lKnrM.
Of all Ih.- ilillerent hrand.-, Ineludinj5 Annv,
Navy, l ine I ui, ,Vc. ,Vc.
I'lsll, OynlrrN, Ac.
Kn-sh llaliliul, t'ud, Mackerel, I.ohster-,
Sinuked Ucriliitf, Sardine. Ac. Uvster Stews
11111I fr'rien served at linrt 110th e. "
Alex and 4'orliiiN.
Purler. ( liampai;iie Cider. Sim! 1. S11 ill Beer,
Port, Madeira, and California Wincn, Huso
Water, ilav Uimi.&c.'
.1 ell lev 11 ml .In ma.
Itii.ipherrv. Straw herry. P h, Quitirn mid
I'ineappl.'.lellieH and .lama; uImi. Tumatu and
Milium Ketchups; Picklen. Pepper Sauce, mid
uthcr artiele.-i in this line.
Apples and Onions lor sale hv the barrel, ur
in l.-ss ipiantilies. I'h.ase (jive me 11 call.
lliiidl'ord, June 1J, Isilti. tf
HE A SOX A RLE GOODS,
For CMh, which enable! u to null ut
Prices that Can't be Beat,
Consisting in part of
Dress Goods,
Scotch & American Ginghams,
Black Silks,
Prints,
Mous J)e Laines,
Domestics of most all kinds, a
good assortment of Woolens,
Summer Stud's for Men and
Boys, Silieias, Drill-
1
ings, &c, &c.
imc i n. n. o ix m
of all sizes and Prices,
I'AIXTEIt YIXI0V .SHAKES.
PAINTED CAJtPKTS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
HATS AND CAPS,
Crockery and (ilusxirare,
dim us mill m i:ii 1 i:.
(loves. Hosiery, Xet. Hair Pull's. Corsets,
Linen and Pa(H-r Cullurs mid Cutis. Neck
Ties, Scarfs. HiidLineu Handkerchiefs,
Yankee Nutions, Toys, I'uiier ami
Envelopes of every style and
price, Hair Oil, Pomades,
Perfumery, Bud Cook
ing extract,
Cigars,
Fine Cut tobacco,
and Worcester's Hop veaat ;
WORSTEDS,
4 fold Zephyrs, for Breakfast Capes and floods
Single and Split Zephyrs, iu all shades,
!' lrlvlnix CJIoTen,
Buck Gloves and Mitten.
BUY THE BEST!
Bliss' Excelsior Hair Restorer.
Fur Ctl cts. per Buttle.
it not a Pye !
will nut injure or soil the skiu in the slightest
degree, it will in nil cases restore (irav Hair
tu its original eolur. It is one uf th'n best
Hair Dressings, keeping the liuir glossv and
moist. Prepared by K. lti.iss. Agent, llrad-
luru, l. PHini wnuicsaUijiUil n'tail hv
T. J. FI.AM1KKS.
Also, the Hungarian Hair Dye.
Revenue StanipN,
In till dciiuiiiiuutiuiis, at the I'uMellice.
1 T. J. FI.AXHKKS, l'nstiiiuster.
FURNITURE WAR EHOUS E.
1 rim f. si'itsciuiiKH cuntixi fsto car.
I rv 1111 the t AlllXF.T Kl KMIfltK III s.
IXKSS, at the (lid Stand, at tin- South end uf
lilt AlH'Oltlk Vll.l.;i
furmell y nceupied by A. 1'. Sll', where he
has 011 hand, and is constantly nianul'a. t iirin
from the I.i ..s materials. a general assortment of
Cabinet lni'iiit tne,
consisting in part of
SOFAS, SK( I!l".I'Al;ll'S, liriiKAfS,
Cuttace and f'niiitni.n HeiNteads. ('enter, hiu
ins. Card. Work and lin-ss I'al.l. s. Light
and Washs). inds. Can.". Worn I Seat,
lllack Walnut .Hid Mahogany
B P1
Also,
I
1
j Cash paid for Potatoes, Wunl, and muM
kinds uf l'roducc.
W. 11. ,t ('. S. STKVKX.S.
llradfurd. June 1 1, IMisi. I
NO. a IIAKDY'S BUILDING,
And examine u large and well selected stuck
of
1'inifJ md Mlsiplc 4'rfnrlcis.
I have always 011 hand lllack. .laintii, and
Cn ell Teas, Cotlees, Spices. Sugnr, .Molasses,
Lard. Dry and I'ieklcd Fish, Tripe. Vinegar,
Dried Frail. Tapioca. Snuo, Farina, Corn
Si arch, Cooking F trails, Tula 11 uf all kinds,
Kerns and Cnul (lit, Fruit Cans, Lumps,
llrunnis, Whips, Ac., c. .lust received,
100 RamlH Choke Wintnii Flour,
Which w ill be sold low, mill every barn l war
ranted. I hale also it (.ouil iissurtllll lit uf
SADM.I.UY M.I!IV.II'
purchased of tin. liianiit'ael liters, Hi nieliiln r,
lie keens the l.e-t uf eier 1 liing.
Dull t forget the place,'
A. (ISlKlKX,
1 X11. .1 ll.11. I's lliiililiiig, lira. It'ord.
I 10 TO F. .V II. T. KK K & Ci.. IIKHF.
' 1 VUII can eel Teas. Cutlees. Sn..nr Kii.li
! Tripe, Flour, Choculatc, III. una. M11eear.ini,
: Ttpioca, Sauu. Vermicelli, ami cvervlliiiig else
; at the very lowest prices.
To I'a riiM-rx.
j Ft I.I. STOCK OF-
I
Si vtlii H, I'oi hs. Hay and I hind
l.aki's. Shovels, lines, Iron Mars,
Won! Twine, Sheep Shears, Mut
ter Talis, and liest Dairy Salt,
At the li.ivest liuilket prices, by
I'llICIIAKD.
Ai".rrii HAfji.
'iIF. SI IISCUI1IF.U WII.LSF.LL AT ITU-
I Ii.' An. lion oil S.ilnr.liiv, (let. 1:1. at one
o'clock I'. M., his Fiirm sliiu'itcd in Falrlee, on
the direct road from lira. I tor. I to I'i ml Mills,
ill.iii -.' miles uf lliaillor.l village. I) miles
I rum tlieliend of Kali lee I'uiiil. formerly known
the David Hli Knrm." Said farm con
tains ah.. nl IH acri's of gisnl I11111I, suitably di
vided ititotillnL'c, pasluriiigand wimnIIh ml, well
niitcreil, and has n gnnd snuar and apple or
chard 1. pen (t, warmly situated, within line
loniili mill, ut a school house, and also one
fourth mile from n iroo.l saw mill. He will al
sn si II une iinir of three yens old steers, com
ing lour, bright red, 111 guud winkers, 4 gmid
cuws, '.' rali,.,, a guud fill pig. um good hived
iug iini.i ni'ighiug hIm. at I Inn, new iiuggy
Hhuoii, Iihi good new sap buckets, '.' sap pans, I
I1.1 1111-s, can, plow, liurrows, gllli.lstone, mid
any ipiaulily ut household furniture. Also bis
Inn and mujn iisisllug ut some I'.' tons buy,
cut 11, l.iii lev, mils, potatoes ami tipples, also
lot of posit ry.
i cT" Terms iniide known nn day of sale.
IIKNIiV (IHUAT.
A. II. CitmiiKSi it, Auctioneer.
Kali ep, Oct. (t, INiitl.
ri i i. a. ki;i.,
Ti: wm i.n uksi'kctfi-li.y ixfokm
tlie public that we kccpiun.sta tlv 1111 !
hand, for sale, ' i
The Larji'st i Best Assortment of f.illin A fakei?
to be found iu the county, which we are selling
haptr Ihnn al any other Km
liiblKhment.
Also,
.MAXI FACTI HF.IIS OF ALL KIXDS OK
II 13 1 H T Ii: ADS,
which will be sold Whulesule and Retail nt the
lowest tigures.
S. A. FISH & SOX.
Thetford Centre, Vt, July 5, 1. c.
Fnlent ltcrliiiiii Iinir,
Willow Wagons, Children's Chairs and Cribs,
1 oriaine anil anil Met Sinks; also,
Tl'( KKK'S PATF.XT SI'RIXi; IIF.DS,
ChnnilMT Sets and Lookiie.. Chi-s, -,, Also, n
lare a-ssortmi at ui'
Rvndy-Madv Cajjins, Cuihrts, and
(1 rare Clothes
un h:i;id, m hieh he w ill funiish as reasonable as
can be atlor.b'd, tr1111111.il iu a neat and ta-ty
mauniT, ur tu suit the purchan r.
lie is also agent toe WII.CIlX V IJUIIK
KAMII.Y sj:wll Mil MINKS. .-.) ul'NX
A M I n IX ( LolllKS WI.'IM.KK.
l. J'. Ml AW. Jr.
lira. Hi. nl. Yt., .I.ih I .'. H1.1I. ilm.,
THE HALLETT BROTHERS
Are now daily receiving a new sad
Elegant Stock of
DRESS GOODS
Vovllen, Uats, Cap$, Jtc,
Comprising a complete assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Which, fur elegance uf style, will lie fonnd
tin ly superior to anything heretufure ufli ri
in this illagc, all buiight during the pn-.u
stagiiattun uf prices.
! I'lain and Fancy Silk, Poplin, Mo.
hairs. Rnuilnnines, Atpacvaii,
I Grenadines, llareyes, All
' Winds, C h a m bra t,
; G i n 0 h a in t ,
1 Prints, dec.
Our success in llradfurd has thus far b"
beyond our expectations and our trade is iU.
increasing. Our determination is tu so 111.1
age cur business as tu merit cuutitiuaiirr .'
the success w hich has aTtcuded our beguiLix-i
As regards the
UKCOM MKXDKD HY THK SIOSTSCIKN
title Analytical Chemists to he
The Best on this Continent.
It not only restores the Hair to its natural
color, and keeps the head free from DamlrnH.
but it is the most lll l Tin 1 Hii.siNii that
can be prudiiecd. J. STICKNKY
Li 'uthcr Dealer, Manchester. X. II.
I feel conlldcnt that it operates nut as a Hair
I've, but to restore the routs to their natural
healthy stale. HIUAM 11. SLOAN.
Carriage Manufacturer, Manchester, VII.
I have used J, (. lUiinm's Vi;..i.t un K II tin
UiiSMin ATIVR for almiit two years, and have
found it the best preparation 1 have used.
JASON WK.VION,
Clerk (las Co., Manchester, V II.
II certainly will stopthe Fullinir Out of the
Hair. DAM KL I.. MFVKNS.
Late High Sbcrill. Manchester, N. II.
1 have used J. I(. llAiittiTr's Hun Ki.stiira
Ttvi. fur the past year, and consider il iiH-i-iir
to any uthcr iu ue, J. II, KATl IX,
I'lupriclnr City Hotel, .Manelichicr, X. II.
I have tried most all the other Kcsloratives,
and never found any that did mv hair Hie liiial
elite like II uuti.rr's. Col. H. ('. HALL,
Manchester, N, II.
It Itesturcs dray Unit-; It prevents Hair
Falling Out ; il changes the roots tu their nrig
I1111I organic act ion ; it eradicates DauilruHs
mid 1 1 iun.it ; it keeps Hie scalp health) ; it
cmiliiins no liduHuus Ingiedieuls ; an. I is uni
versally ncciiiiled to be a splendid Dressing,
and Supi rinr Tuili t Article! its merits arc in
side the buttle.
Fvery bottle contains more liipiid than any
other dollar pre pa rat ion.
No largo rewards olfcrril to establish lis c (li
ra. 'y : hut wo 1I0 guarantee to refund the
money to nv person who will use two buttles,
1II.I f f... ,.( 11... IJ. I.... I ..II I .
" iu.. ."ii ii.-sii.iinn.. 1111s iiihi'u in
do all we claim. We have Instructed all our
.in'..." inn oiiiiiy 111 rooiiiiv wiiu tne aliovr
iiimmntv. J. U. II A lift KIT CO..
Manchester. V II. I'rupiletors.
M. H. Hi tin (.,, (jcncral Agents, Huston.
N.d by W. II. ft (', w. NrrviAs, llradford,
A. H. KmiwKM., Wells lliver. F. II. T. Kcycs
A Co., Newbury, and by all druggists, ,'i.w I
s(-nl' i'nriiiliiiiK 4s'ooI. j
t noon stock of cLoriiixii, com-
prising :
Frtirk, Sin k, nml .'msiiicss Coal,
J'Hiiixjniil I 'trig. In lutch,
liinjn' Cimlt nmt hutirrt,
Hhirltanti Ihtixrm,
U't'Sitmt Cups in grtHt ronWy,
At IM.Ml IIAKDS.
.TleriiriW.
VOEXKUAL ASSi iKTM EST CO.VSTAXT
Iv 011 hand. Also,
J'ATKNT MKDK'INI'S,
Oils tvirl Dyo atuffs.
l'rcscriptiuns carefully put up. l'hvsi. ians
supplied at small advance frum cost.
en icil a I; D.
HOOP S'CtRT TRADE,
Only pume and see what we can do for ro
Our stuck in this line is very large, and of' ta
Very lira I Unite nad tjle.
T-rrrr Skirt spld brwb
SY X Kit Aef TED.
. 1
11. . 1 iimi:ic.
Boot, Shoe, and Leather Dealer,
AT THE OI.H -ULISS .ST.I.VI,"
Would say to his patrons, and the public gen
erally, that he feels grateliil fur paM favur,
and that he has now on hand a guud assort
ment uf
HOOTS, SIIOI'S. and I.KATIIi: K,
which he-utters fur I'hkK ur Vtnily i'mi asclicap
us can 1m-buiight in inaiket. and woiild invite
all whn arc iu want uf anything iu his lino, tu
call and examine bis excellent stuck. He lias
Hoots and shnes uf every dcseriptiuii, and all
uf excellent ipiality ami tlnish.
(iuuil Calf Hunts fur f I..VI
1'iMir liaitcrs p ,0
Children's plain and Copper tips no
Wulliell's llallllor.il Shoes ;
And other SIuh's at (he same cheap rates. Ho
lias lllove Calf uf his own tanning, which lie
w ill warrant to give satisfaction.
Iiimii-iny ilnne al tlmrl nnlift, anil nnrk mailt
In oi-irr.
llradfurd, June In, IT.'i. v)
Htw 'nrrln:c Mhop.
rpilK Sl IISCUIIIFU HAS JI ST KITTF.D
1 lip a shop in insliip's lluihllug, nearly
uppusite the Paper .Mill, where he will pay
Sl la lAI, AITKsTIIlN TO lll l'WtllMI
Old Wnguiis, Sleighs, and all manner of Ve
bieles, us well 11s to iiiake new ones. He has
ha.) long experience in the best shops In t he
State, ami all writ will be dour Iu the must
thorough manner. IIF.NKY 1. DlaiWX.
Ifrailloril, July v:.), iM ti, 7
HO M EST iv nisns.
I II HK HOMFRTIC WtNK.H of o-r OWN
I liiailiilaetlire, fur .Medicinal purpusi s. For
alo In iiiliiiitltlc to suit.
ItwV.rti1, tsttnCM.
XKW (iOODS.
A LA HOE 810CK .SOW Ol'K.Xl.XO,
For sale ut
LOW PHICKH.
. riKo, I'KiciiAiin, Ag't
Uradforil. Sept. ft, IMiiil. 13
Duly' Vegetal , ltnmrst la the best Uihv
nt ml PMb '4(11; mt.
'. O. J. WAItlt vvn:i.
1 M A HITN. OXK DOIIH XtHiTH (if
J tlie old " llliss .Stand," has always on
hand Hie lirsl ipiality uf
f. O. I). WAUHASTKlt HOOTS J- SIIOKS
celebrated the world over as the best in use
New pairs given in all cases where Ihev prove
defective. Also. Hoots nml Shoos of 1,1. ,,wn
inaiiulactiire, nlways on hand, lor either set
or age, and all kinds, sizes and fashions.
Work .Mini, lo Tirana rs
ami
Repairing done in Short Order.
I'rli es ns low ns at any other store Iu (he conn
ty, white the ipiality of the stock used Is far
siitierior to :hal iu general Use.
llradford, June in, Iseii. v
Nnli, lloom Sk lllliid.
rpiiK RCIISCHIIIEU HTIIX CONTIXI KS
1 nt the, shop former It occupied by the Mor
risons, nvrr U. If. Al.lil. b s kill Kactorr. In
lltaillord. whore he will lie ready lo attend to
all calls for Hash, Doors and llliuds, and fur
Ct'STO.W t aUSKIUT. JOB WOllK
.fel;ur0atrt!:ir',,,,T TmM
j Fnic;t Fa tut,
j Beautiful Sun Shade,
! Eiiibroidrri,
XotioM,
Trimmingi,
ami Jtkttoru,
In great profusion. Heme 1. '.ur, this is a Ns
Stors.
No Old Stock I No Old Stock 1 1
Wc shall try to make it for the interest of e
cry one to liuy goods at our Store. We buj
GOOD GOODS AT LOW FIGURES
In order to sell good good at low figure.
Our atoek nt
FA Mill' GROCERIES
and
pnovzaioNs
W 111 always comprise the best (a Iw found In
the markets, at home or abroad, and Kill I ;
aold a
aa the aata tjuallty oaa be found in (he eouu.y
w.w i , tiat.i.sT '