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hinifiit lit virk.
lltKffiiH that tin
StnKMT OP H.M-Kn.TT.
lohn II. Surra! t, one of the 1
,', conspirators in the assassm
tM'resident Ianc.ln, v,t, nr
. . i .wiri:!. :ujt. and
K'f tlic'am-st reached ot.rgov-
rovernincnr as-
o tlllll i-mi-
ililVO
. .... .. l..n-i. mil aiTCSieu, uui
W .ehumlml feet high, an.l
,e to the Italian territory.
i pursue thou: he w.t
trriviU ii" v.;u
Consul (.eneral,
. 1 t mil1 :i
rimi:,!,i ... -.Hiavff". niMl
Tin discussion in tin Senate indi
cates a new era at Vashington. 'Pie
Woman's Rights Convent ions may
well pause awhile their work is like-
CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR'S
PIIRMEXTS !
ifi rl nre was
ZZt niiil noon hi
r L i l... iiip
i.Uibeent.le-raphe.lt.
of-war. t convey iii '
imints maile against
' . I 4 ... njiin I il I J ' t T
n..t:ik'liw tnai i. . ..
to this eoun
omplicitx
l'resident
tin- trial i me otner
.M'lottoassiiKite
r.iiw-u hi. lit
...... - . I.,,,;
ffi:;;rt"v;.u.u.ts,,rn,tt
continually speak.ng o cotton
InTciilations au.l of going to Europe.
tf..l.eare,l on the trial that cotton
Seeuhrti..ns was the term under
Aid. the conspirators retcrrcd to
k proposed assassination, ami
i.i.-ln.ian heard Atzerodt sav that
was go i rig mi n-i
(JRAST OS COPPERHEADS. The
Cincinnati Enquirer was ;i notorious
CopK'r!iead journal during the war,
and still ltohls its own rcniarknhly
well. Cieueral (' rant's opinion of it j
is xintedly given in the follor. ing j ;
account of an incident which occur-;
ly to lie carried on ly more influential j red on the 'residential tour: . ;., t:l j. m. waktEX-s jewelry stnr, i,t
personages. Lucy Stone can yield An amusing occurence took place I dour south of l'ri.iianls store, if you nam to
c..!?,. . ..'..f Wail... Afpa I flt the lresidellt,S reception. (ieil- l.ny Christmas ami Xew Year's IW
Llil. Ulllllt in l-n-llclt.il ..-, . 1 1
- , ... . I'l ill 111.1111 VtilS HUOIU11IU I'llUilUeil
meed have no ambition to K mivt.rMatioII witl 8onie 01le ,,.
' i a so
iiratt was on l-eiK-ated occasions
icompaiiv with I'ayne. Atzerot.l.
St MiiVi.l'ainl Hooth. H' "ade a
rthno lticlimonu m -'i.
Mil iminrtiijit'-l.V ""' to
Jie lt-rt that IM;.-:
tii mi lie l.'tb of
March, lsd.'i,
( anada.
lot W ashing-
April, and was
.i i... is; v w eii
2;lin well Iliere on i ii.
wVn he was driven th-' c.,:i'i-tn-
in a ;i jn. On one occasion he
rw-ivwl an ambignons dispatch
from P.oolh. In company with Mar
,.M 'mil Ali rodt he el;t to Mrs.
t-. .. i..v..i i in rrat t s i!!e. and mu
oun.iii " - , , .i
1. .l.ii M. I.:icil in conceal i m o oil ecu i f n-oi,in- .
.nul
Staunton
hasten to get into Oingrcss, for her
work there can be done just as well
by 15. Gratz I'.rown and Mr. Cowan;
while Susan 1. Anthony finds an
able representative in Senator An
thony of Uhode Island. To sliow
the style in which some of these dis
tinguished Senators manage the dis
cussion of this unwonted but inter
esting subject, we copy briefly from
their speeches.
Mr. Cowan of Pennsylvania said:
'He who thought women were
represented by their husbands,
might go to the proceedings of the
Woman's Rights Conventions re
cently held to learn differently. He
was willing now to look facts in tin
face. He was willing to stand upon
old institutions, sanctitfed as they
were hv the past; but when tin' time
came to take a slep it should lc
made in the right direction. He did
not intend to let the juggernaut of
progress run over him."
Mr. Wade of Ohio said:
"As to the pending (female suff-1
rage) amendment, he intended to!
vole for it. He might not have in- j
trod need it, because this might not i
hi; the best time and place to agitate j
l!je subject. P.ut as to the light of
woiivn to vote he had no doubt j
whatever: In' v'a fll' convinced on
that subject, u -.ould puzzle any
to lira W tile line Ol ueinm. .m.'ii
known to him, when John Ilogan,
of St. Louix, iqiproached him and
said, '-General (Irant, I want to in
troduce voti to a friend of yours, the
forresjionilent of the Cincinnati Im-
quirer" To which the General
promptly replied, "I have no stock
in that paper, and don't want to
have any friends connected with it.1'
Mr. Ilogan immediately said, "Well,
but he is a personal friend of yours;"
when the General said. "Well.
I want to be friendly with every one,
but don't want my friends connected
with that paper." Ilogan then said,
in great astonishment, "Well, but
you are talking with the editor."
"Am I J" said Gen. Grant, "I did not
know that; but, sit any rate, I have
nothing to apologize for. I have
declared my opinion of that paper
before in an ollicial capacity, and
I am of thesamc opinion now." John
and the gentleman in question then
retired.
lln ha jut relurnul
BOSTON
FROM
with On-largest Stock of
J E XV K 1 K Y,
SILVEK WAKE,
Kvi-r ottVreil in tliis lic-iniiy.
varirtv of Xew
Alio an
ami
n.li.
A LITTLE MOidEY WILL GO
Xeav Oiii,f,ans. Dec. 10. There
is a rumor that leu. i tcga intends ;
to commence an action against the j
Tnited States authorities for false
imprisonment. j
The largest room in the world, is!
.the room for improvement." I
III'AI 'I II'I i. i it K li'lX,
For the UnliilH.ru, rnnsint inj; in jiart of
l'hotograph Albums,
Fancy 1 Soxes,
Writing Desks,
Diaries for 1S(i7.
Portfolios, "
China Vases,
&c, &e
also
W. 3. 8c C. S. STEVENS
Annouiu-e that th v Uavi juit r.T.-iv-l u,. ;ir" now opoiiiii an uouuallT Unread wU ! tc4
HfM'k of ill I articles iu tUu Ury Good fcut, cuiLiixA many JanrluU good.
PRINTS.
DEL A INS,
ALPACCS,
TIIICKTS.
COISI'KGS,
i)TniN(;s,
ALL WOOL rOPLIN?,
ALL WOOL PLAIDS,
ALL WOOL DKLAIXS,
i:mpki:ss CLOTH,
OTTOMAN CU)TH
1I.,VI ,AD IlIIIli:i "LACK HILICH.
PLAIN,
WHITE,
m:i),
MIXl'D,
SUA K Kit
and
.NHIKTING
FLANNl'LS.
&e., &c.
Matings, Tickings, Cotton Flannels and
WOUSTK1) GOODS.
Th- best assortment of Woolens to ! found in lliis vicinity; and as
;Shodd" has about plavcd out, iind as the purchasers of it will want
another Suit soon we shall be ph ased to how him our goods ami price.
Also
.V HifX Ilc ol'Iletuly rilo Olotliingr.
Mirrors of all sizes and prices. Hats and Caps, Men's and ISoys' Hoots,
Trunks, Valiccs and Click ISags, Crtx kery, Glass and llard Ware.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Kinallv we lia.e a Stun- lull of (iooil anil will not 1' uiiilwsolil ly ny one. Poli't ak too
loiijj en .lit.
llrailfnnl, (i !nli r lSOl.
( If every ile.-rri;itio
,t. f. VABDEX.
lirailfonl, Vt.. Dee. 17. 1'h
ed
th
in;
! i ii ill's ;i III 111 i 1 1 1 1 " '"l"
inOnV"N wrench, wlm'h were taken
iv b llarohl "a l'"' '".-'"t "r
14th In Viar.'h. Surr.itt was enga-t-e,t
with r..fh. Pa.M'e. AUrvodt
U,1 utheis in .-an iiudcrta!.ing
whirl, failct o:t hch o.-c:i.i..:i ,i
Haiti." my i.r..i ii " '
t.i!i;-'.i;.''i. II ' once s i:.t
to,. N e'.chaian in onv-: . : v t
if he succ-.'Cilcil i.i his cotton v
iiis ci-u'it i w onld io-e
foV-,,. and h:s !;-ue woi.'d go
J(j . Ii uleen to po-.!eri;. .
Nu :;itt left W.iNhiiiglon ...i t
'iii,l- after the ;i.-...l-.ii:li,rii ol
Jfr l-iiieoln. '-j'irg a of Plul.i-'dtbi!,-:.
and New York to Spi n:,-t-,
Mass.. where he was dea,..l
tt!;i ill c'lMeipieliee of the laiiU':'e
'of "l iie trains to con:-ct. I'rom
8.;",ii-tii bl In- went by rail to ilur
lil)'.:to'n. Yt.. where, wliile t.iUng his
HUpter. he dropped his h.iiid.v. l
chiH' with his name marked upon
it. but the fact v-iis know u too !:,tr
to etl'ect his arrest. Arriving at St.
'-Aloans. he is rep.nle.l to have h-ft
tie' train, proceeding on foot tol'a-
ni!a, making his way, fumllv. p;irt
foot and partly iy ran. m
,. Urre he V as s-erete'l
iille
same
oi;nl Y
botli
this respert. W
Mibjei t to the
is ;.ppi...:i hii.
felii.ili' i'.l ! !'
sili!' lor t ;i. ii' '. g
i diiiiiry ;i - i iueh ,i s
Their i-i-h: to p.:vt ici;-:i!
rl limeiit o1' t iie ci.Ua'fry
wen
Th
w lie'
male it
alike
time
I Vi-i
- !; tin-
.Messrs. Deliori, Chirk & Poidges.
one of the largest of the New York
piiivi-aon houses, failed, Nov. "lith.
Irs liabilities are stated at over
.a "ii mi.oi hi. Pour other houses sus-
led recently.
t ionn I B 5a n k o f'.( H bu r y .
AVi i.i Itiri n. Vt.. Dee. lsr.il.
riUlK ANM AI, MKKTINd OK T II K
1 Sto.Uliol,li-r of rl.i liimk fort lie elect ion
ol Iir,-i tor- foTttic i-iiriuiii yi ar. M ill lie hehi
at it' lluiikitiu Hon--, on The,-i roint 'l ucilay
of January in i at I o'elork I'. M.
i.K. I.KSl.li:. Casliier.
TAKE 3IK
And I Hill kin;' n.ii Hdlh. Wealth act! II;ijipiiir.s
Owing to
pclled t.
as Mil'
Mr.
-Mr
M r.
,b;ed a-
A:
!i . ia.iies.
ill the gov
will bo just
' o' !l.
i! s;i;ii;
RecoipJsforlheNationalOpinion.
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cut :
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if.
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r.v. r.iailfa.1.
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ittol-.i.
t 'In la -y.
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To oiiiintpl ive.
tin: AHVKii'1 isi:u iiavi.vi; hkkx kk
1
itiopl
a i-rv j
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iia-
lie
I'
, i;
.1 ii
1 1 1 1
1.V ell
M-mtrc:
for some time 1 re , .-I'm';
.'w-. but was r poiicil at that
to have been seen iii'.ir a niona
Where he 1 : s; ) i) e.i vd.
'. Wii!!l'!l l ''ii . .;!
lid less, if ir; ne or inoi-idity v as
W the stead. ird. I; m'':;h! be .--aid
that men v.- rev 1 v.-.i-ii.-n. Imt
ibis is net so. 'i "n- :e . o-ii.1 be no
11 ill I M'iltai loil Wlilio.,1 ill.
pi ;. ri preseifteil. ami v oi,-,
ad n o f gieti their eoii- iit.
Nations had been well goM i'in d L.v
women worsen imt pa'd. P.!i.-;'e.ei h
r;ii-ed Kng'u'.nl to the hight f gn at-
A w i loan in' nisueil ' oiiim-
BRADFORD PRODUCE MARKET.
v i. in., i i -';.
: -. 1
I'-ir
reim-ilv. ntti r liaviiiu' siitlfieit m
wifli a -oi rr liinu afierrinn. ini'l
i tit 1 1 ilisiar. ( on -ill mi ption is an ion to ma kr
known to hi fi llnw putli n-iM the means of i
cure. J
To all wlio leire ii Ii" will -1 I a rojiv ol
ft.- 1. 1. ".i-1 i r ii ii 1 1 1 . (free of eliare).
the ilnn-lions ii.r prepariti ami umii.u the
Mino'. iiir'n tlii v ti n.l a mi rr rurr fur fioi
xirmt'tioii. Asthf't. lirniirhrtix. .V e. 'I lie only
ol'ji et of the a.! erliser in eiiiliii: the 1're
si riiition. is in lieiictit ttie atliieteil. anil sreiol
iiil'ininaiion ilii,-h he eom-eiies to lie invaliiii
l'h' ; mill iie lii.j.--. cvrr.v sullen r will try his
i-i in t-.ly . a- it will i-o-t iiM-in titttiiin. anil niiiy
il-i, f a l.es-in ;.
r.iitit s wiliio itres, ritiions rill jilea-e
a.hlr. s.. Rev. KIiWAIili A. Wll.SCtX.
'Jl tiiu 'illiai:tsbm-h. Kiii'-s t'o. N. Y.
ill health we tire com
wind up our Store, in
the Village of Bradford.
( ur Stock is complete,
and adapted to the
sea s o n .
IMJ. J. It. IIAV'N
ami ir.uor.s .( sTin:.(;Tiit:yixi
MTTEUS.
iUS MKI'K INK Wll.l, NOT ( I lir. Al-l.
I
known i1ii'iii )
rn-v f t pn-YciiF
Si i t
DRY (JOODS,
.s.,11
I'
of t III
I'll Ii
111 :
l.ti Siotllhiel s .
111,1
.1
f Wash,
a -in a
,-. r
;i in
t ime
-terv.
in: itiH i!
bus v i t h the means to discover
America. A woman now s;it upon
the tin one of Spain: and a v.oma;:
wasthe ruler of the proitdc .. uion
urcliy f theearth. It w as not logic
al to' .-"is th ;t a woman could reiun
'.,.n u h.:i; i
n.ii'i a n. la I
i.t a IT j
J.o'1 a '2. .Vi ;
i'l a -to
a .-'t
t I a I"1
IT a -I'
'.i a I'll
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I ." a ll
I.". a Ml
ihi no
i t; hi
: a la
I.! a IT
l', a 00
Ti a
I .."il a ll
tin a I"
-'.on a 2..VI
I ..vi mi
-.'.o. i a IHul
I.T.'i a
ll.n.) a (I. "il
a c aki to i
f ij;i;i.vman. wnii. i: uksidino in
i Ninth Ann i i. ;i nii--'p 'imi v, !Ucovrn-il
;i .i ft' itllil Mtiij.li' I'l'incilv Cur t in' 'i)P( lit' Ni l'-
tni- WimUim--, Kitilv ii'iiiv. !isin-ii- itf th'
"l i'lill y 1(1 111 N !)lil1ilt ( P:ill. il tut t lie hull
tl ilill nf ili.-n? ill p" hp'Hllt 1'V liiiiM-rnl Hlnl
ii inn hiiiiit i ;pi at iJiunhiTi luivc n vn al
Piaily riipi il hv tJii- iMthle ri'iii. ilv. I'Tninpti'it
U ;i iU-mit t'i iM-in lit tstr iillltctiMi anil wilnr
tunati'. 1 v ill ni-ihI tin1 rri-if- t'nr pri'iKirin-i
ami uin thi nieilii-wii . in 11 mi-ui i1 rnvi-lnjM',
tn tiny nif w ii" nt'ciin it. f-'rrc rhtn'tjr,
rh-a-ii' iiii !ui'a pi't li ii"l i n t'lnju-, ti'lilii ss
fi'. fi Vitl'.l'-clt.
.l(i.-(s, .luSKl'K T. 1 V M AX.
SrviiuN J. 1 1 1 hi p. IIoi si;,
I'm New Yopk I'itv.
CLOTHING.
MANHOOD : HOW LOST. HOW
RESTORED.
fST -I lil.t.-HKl)
on
Ma
o:iim,t;ci
N;;ti:r.h:;.
,well. 'vhi
.-: s A horrible murder '
At i''i",iue.iiea. N. i !..
I-Vi'lliiio hist. ( lenl'-(
lived ill a farm hoa.-e by himself
Ullite a i-listiiliee I'l inn ail ol lie i! inll
ig. as found dead in his house '',i
Sunday morning la.st. His bi"l.
vas mangled in a most shocking
4iMi!HT The eon fused si a t e ol
tlit-tir i i:t il'" rot.ii: wltere lie v as
. i i , i . ........ . .
timuleleil tiiilicaieii nun ;i oi "'.
' l)i i ate resistance had been made by ;
ilr. .Maxwell in defending hims. If;
v from the murderer. His head was
badly mangicd there net being
? a phiee two inches suttare where his
tikull was not broken. The w t apons
' vscd by the niurdcrcr were a knife,
liilli ts'of wood, and finally an ac, !
nhich linisheii his liendish work.
Tho whole blade , of the axe was;
buried in the victim's neck. The
murderer's name was unknown, al
though ti good inscription ofhiii' 'ins ;
liccnlibtaiiied, as he was traced to
the house by persons who passed
Jiim on Ihe highway some hours pre-
urns to the niurdcr. After eoin-
put ting the fatal deed the fiend rati
lacked the house, and fled with the
Imrse and wagon of the murdered
nan. It is not known whether or
S..-'1lot the mm lerer found any money,
, fcut it is .supposed that the awful
Crime was committed for that pur
pose. Parties are in search ol the
jniurdcrcr. A reward of live hundred
uliilbii-K is iitVeicil for the arrest. He
' is tlescribed by several jiersons as a
man ol medium height, dark whis
kers and moustache, wore low black
hat. short black suck coal, gray
jiaiits, and boots eleven inches long.
He was apparently about thirty
vears of age. The recital of the
shocking details ol the terrible deed
has caused great excitement among
flu. citizens of Praneonia and the
Miirioiindin.' towns, and should tin
murderer be discovered it is
that Humnniryjuslit'f' would
lwi mi1 ted out to him. Tin
mi.inif Praneonia are doing all in
t the lieiitt, ami
;is a inn ea i
and t t hat
lite tor 1
V-isiiiugtoii.
ct come for
was fotiiia1.;."
!',-, r'..-,',v.
land, socalvii:
!ft!i.
t iieyjar,
comuiauu
w iim.iu w as
liiaon ('oiUe
'Hie lill.e '.
i-uiale sullVa
tn army,
not tit to
iiini :i of
i a it lei
;:'. but ii
,il'
.1
raili
il,,.
GnocuniEs, -c. c.
lint it will lime t. n-
A 1. 1, ili'i asi s. (if taheii in
on) l.v t leansitii.'. I'liril'iini.', IIi-hIihx.
ni:! henin. lieiculiitiiiK, Itnililinii up mi'l
keeping in onii r the wliole ytem. It win al
so i nre ami eh aiise the system from nil ilisra
ses in if in.; from l.iveranil llillions lomplaiiits.
),spejiia. lllili".! sli Kolll Mnllllll ll. Ilelirt-
tnirn. liz7ines. lleailaelie. Weakness. Loss of
Appetile, tiii.l nil iliseasrs .a-i-in t'roin ii inue
tie ami unhealthy stale of the Liver. Stonmeli
anil lioM-els.
'I he peetor's Ion:.' experii Tiee in watelimc ttie
elteets upon his I'liitieiitu of the materials of
w hit II these Hitters are I'Olnposecl. lias enilltleil
lii iii so to coiiihiiie tin- ilill'-rent iiiitreilii-iits (is
o it ! ttie greatest ptissihle I-enieilial elieet
without oil tier one of the illL'Ieiiiellts eollliter
a.'lillsC the lienetii ial etlel ls of the otlliT.
X. II. These Hitters are puielv vecetnhle.
vitrei: rimtTY-rn i: ers.
I St.hl Mh,.. -.ale unit retail hv I.KOXA 111) ti
ll. I i'. AImi pl opiietois of
DR. NELSON'S COUGH SYRUP,
nml
Mitrxhalix Condition Fovtlirs.
Ho tint fttr-'t ttie place.
I.r.HNAlil) & DAY,
llniists nn't Apotheeariefl.
17 llriutforil, Virnnml.
Boot, Shoe, and Leather Dealer,
AT THE OLD -'UUSS S2Vt-V,"
Vniiiil av In liis patron, mnl the putilie pen
erallv. that lie feels cruteful for piwt fnvors,
ami that lie has now on hainl a good ivssort-
meiit ut
"Nation a ii OriMON''
Job Printing Office,
UIK I'KorRirnilt HAS JI ST KITTEU
no one of the most eoiuplete Joli Ottiem to
l.t foimil in the roimtry.
New and Fashionable Type,
I If ttie latest stiles, anil from t lie best Foun
dries in the I'niled KtntiK,
I" vor.vtliine iw TSoav,
Ami of tho
1SEST QUALITY.
THE PRINTING PRESSES
lire from tlic most eelilirateil makcra,
(IIOE & ('()., and C. V. C.OKDOX)
Ami are theUst of this eltisii in tlis market.
I'.veiy ileaeription of
rr.MXS OIISAMEXTAZ,
rV I 3V G
AOTICl'i.
ii ; . .i.ia iiseil o
of ivoiueit. saiii: i
jiariieii'ateil m cteciions
io a pari of the militia.
no
il, i i
I'tl-
I., r
N,
TII-'iiKA.s inv vi,'e. Alary .1. ( i.ili. has
ii !,,"..l iist i ti ae or proi oral ion. leu
1 .1 anil itoal.l. nr. I re III. -ox to return. I l
elu ii.roi.l anv per-o:i liarli.tnr ortni-iina
n.i in,' a. r omit : ns I sliiill p".' mi itel-ts ot
oi:traeti:i litter tins lie .
t n.i ...i:s ci'iit.ts.
Mt.tlfV. Vt..lee. i'l. I'il'''. i'Sivir
Mi-, .lohi'sou lean a Veil
ti l' from .lohn Adams.
write;- o', i;"!'.'s iein
es his H'li-i.'!' t
ol a ic!
I'l v. .i'..-!i 1 .ic
!r di-e.ge. a;;o
r hi o;ii,-i! i, ".
'Mi r tin-;u. a Mrs i:sTATh
i- i; it v v r. k it r
I'.n i'i'
l.,i, i
IIII ItlsT.lll r. ss.
at West Kail-lee.
on (lie I llli ilay ot
Those who fa
amcia'.'.i'.eat . eoaii ml
.should have the righ'
her own nrot "tion.
a!vas sui'i'oscd
I'iiretl
at once
Select-
I t l: " l'i nioiig
I tliat woman
i'f sl'.tlV'lge for
lie (Johiison)
that the duty of
' . i i : . . I...I ..I I I..,,,-
jiroUvllon to lames oi-iuni-.i m no
husbands and their brothers. J.a
dies had never complained that they
had not sullicieitt luotection. Some
such coiniilaints had been made by
.i f..u- luit tliov were Hitch ias were
very properly denominated strong
miiided won'icn. Ladies were not
anxious to participate, in the elect ion
broils and political excitement.
Mr. 'ownn asked if the presence
of ladies at the polls would not tend
to preserve order.
Mr. .Johnson said it would not.
' The kind of nu n w ho created such
' disturbances were not tobe deterred
from it by the presence of ladies.
I Aside from all delicacy, what right
had ti woman to vote when the right
i was denied to a boy until he was '21
years of age. although V was put
into the militia at 1 ."
I -
j Arleniiis "Ward has visited the
I P.ritisli "Mooscuii-," and relates his
I experience to I'liiirii. lie was great
I iv interested ill the gorillas, those
'smple minded monsters, who live
in Afriky, and are believed to be
human bcins to a slite extent, altho'
they are not allowed to vote." tf
the giratVes he remarks : "I never
wouldctl 1 wi re u bird, but I've
wished I w as a giratl. on account of
the long distance from his mouth to
his stiinimiich'. Hence, if lie loved
I.. l'r.r,.:i:e Court
... ii hi'i ami tor .ii'i 'li-i i i' t,
p. , i ml., r. A. D. W'.o.
M Itelii, .hi V. tlieliln ml. Aitininistrntris "
; slat,, of .1. 'I'. Iliulilitiid. late of Iliailfo nl.
in Kii.l iti-lriel. ileeeaseil. presents her nilinin
istiatittii neeoiiiit fur settlviiieiit. ami asks for
nil :i-i.;iililent out of the personal estate :
I, el. upon it is oiilereil that the same lie
referred to ilie '-M Tnesilav of .lamiarv next, at
the piohate nttii-cin llrailloril. for exiiniiiiat itoi
iintl alloiiani-e: inidlhat all eoneernetl he ii it i
tieil hereof, hv piililiratioii of this nnli r in the
.National 'pinion, printed lit lirailfonl. three
weeks snei essively ns soon ns limy I.e. tliat
they limy appear at caid time and phiee. if tin y
seei-anse olijeet tlieli'to.
liv o nli r of Court, ttest
AI.VA1I JiKAN", KeaistiT.
A true eopv of reioiil. Attest
Al.VAII 111-AX. 1!eKister.
A X1AV KD1I 1 1 N HI-'
lehrated Kssav on the
at cure ivithout iiiedieiue) of Sperniali.r
. or Setninal Weakness. Involuntary Se
minal lit.s.t s. iiniittli-uev, .ileiitai llii'l 1 in n-al
Inrapaeity. Impeiliiuents to Marria,'. ete. :
also, Coiisuuiption, lipilepsy. ami Kits, Milium!
liy self iniiillt. nee or sexili'lt vtravaal'.ee.
' V l'l iee in a sealed en elitjie. onl;.- Ii retits.
'1 he eeluhrateii author, in this atlniii-ahh- es
say, elen rlv de oi ol is 1 1 a I i's, I roti i a ihir'y years'
siiim -l'ul pia' tiee. that tlie alai-nilii:: enn.se
iiieuees ot self-ahnsi- mu v 1h' railieally eured
ivilliout the daiitlous use nfinttrii.il luedi
i ine or Ihe app!i''at i"U of ihf k oi ft pointing
out a lliotle ot' elite at onee silllple. eel iillll, 11111
etleel ll.il. t.yintaas ol nUiell el,r -nll'i rer.
uouialter ihat Ins ronilition nun lie. may
ciii-.. hiiusell' eheaply..pi iva1ely. ainl ritlirullj.
I V" This I a i tuie should he in the hands o
eiery youili ainl every man in tin- land.
Sent, under seal in a plain i iivehye, to any
address, ooa'ioiV. on l-ee'-iiit o'si rents, or
two post stamps. Al-o )r. Cuivrrwell's
" Mairii.i:!' tlllide," pi ii e i'ieolits. Aihlnss
tile 1 uhllslll'ls.
til AS. .1. 1 I.I X i. iV' 1 0.
IS llowerv, New York, l'ost Ultiee hex, t.'.Vi.
I'.'vl
AVi
shall, from date up to .Ian. 1st,
sell our entire Stock at the
' It I
J 'utter.
.Viow I'ttrdg,
7.V.A',
Hall Card,
Mniting Curtlt,
Circular;
Lellrr II tail I,
Ih-uflK,
Hand Dill;
Prugrnmynct,
i'tiwphlrt.
Uttgint i 'tirdt,
Wedding t'unj.
Hill lltadi,
ChetU,
licteiptt.
HOOTS, SHOES, ami LEATHER,
uiueii lieotiers for oA m Head u Pny nueiiriip tfronil and Commercial Printing
ns ena be lioui.'lit in imii ket. and would nil Hu
nil w lio are in want of n-.rthina in lii" line, to
rail and examine liis exi t lletit stoek. II.. lias
lluots and shoes of ererv ileseription, uml all
of excellent inivltty and titiish.
(ioodCulf I'.oot i for f t-1
Poor (iaiters I.'i"
1 liildieu's plain nml Copper tips S.
Woineii's llalmoral Shoes l.oi
And other Slim s at the same cheap rates. He
has (Hove Calf of his own tannine;, whii li lie
will warrant to nire sutisfnelioii.
llrmiriiiQ done al nhnrt notice, and iroeA made
111
LOWEST COST PlllCE.
1
It is very seldom such a chance
ottered this community.
is
s
i mm uii r. ss.:
Kaii'lee, within
I it! i dav ol Diceiu-
JKSSK .KHIASOys KSTATK.
v i: i- v i: it ti o
nit iiiki.hi
In I'rohate t'onrt, holdeti at
and for said district, on t In
Iter. A. P. ISi.ii,
Mrs. Marv .lohuson. widow ol .li s ;e .tolmson,
Intent Kaii'lee, in mi l.l district, deci ased. makes
application to snid timrt lor iiii assignment
out of the ii..,o.ual estate of said d -used :
Whop-upon, it is ordered that the same lie
referred to th i stli day of .lunnarv next at
the I'l'oluite 'lin e, ill Itmdford for examina
tion ami iilloivaiue :
And th it all i oiii crueil lie nolilieil Herein ny
tin pulili 'ut ion of this order in the National
I Ipiiiion. printed at llnidfiird, Vt., three weeks
suecessivelv. iih soon as may he, that they may
iipiieni lit said time nml place, II they see cause
ol,i et thereto.
Hv Ihe Court. Attest
A. II. (SlIAIOKK, limine
A trii,. eopv of record. Attest
A. II. (illAluHi:, limine.
XO'VIVK.
VK r.UAliHU.'I) I1AXK WItisi:clIAI!
ter teriiiiiiated .lime IS, stLI. eive notice
that the outslnniline; lulls of said Hank will be
re.licimd l.y ,1. W. IIATCIlKiaU lt. nt liis
otlice: atvd ill his alisenee hv 1H I1IIAKH
WltllJIir. nl his dwelling house, in llriiilforil.
't., for out' ven' from 1 leeeniher !. lSi'tii, nc-
coritiiin to the t'oiloivini. net :
An act in rei.it ion to the redemption of Hank
Xotes:
It in herein etmrted. ifr.
Ski-. t After the expiratUm of the charter
of any hank chartered hv this State, or alter
the termination of the existence of any siieli
lunik, nurcei'lily to the laws of this State.siich
Intnk limy cause notice tn lie puhlislicd in all
the weclilv new simpers of the coiiuly where
such Itnnk is local oil, for one lull . ar. set tin.'
forth that said hunk will redeem its oiitlautl
inj; hills l!ie dav of the cxplt at ion ol ll ihar
ter or the date iif the tenniiinti"ii ol it exis
tence ami n copy of this act. Ami ill"1" "I".'
pill. Mention of such notice, mil her such hunk
nor its ollicers shall he liahlc In any action for
the lion reileniptioii of anv of it outslanil-
Inu lulls, unless the same shall linre l.een duly
preseiiteil, and puvtiirns thncof dcunuidcil
w ithin the year iiloicsaid ill the hatikinjt house
of said hank.
Si:e. i After the expimtion "I tUeehatlcr.
or niter the terminal inn ol lhf existence ol any
such lunik as nt'oresaiil. sm li himk shall cense
to he suhect to the operation, or liahlc ft the
provisions of the sixty-thinl section of chap
ter einlit r nine of the'Cicneral Stntutcs.
Si c. a,' This act slmll t-il.ii cited from its
passage.
Approved Nov. I'.l. It'll.
.1. V. II A'l'CII I'll.l 'I'.l!, Clais'u r.
Itriulford, l'cc. I". 1 'i .'. '-'" yl
to nnlrr.
r.ra.'.ford, June lit, lsoii.
. I. VAI6I6A.TK1.
1 MAKT1N. IIN'F, DODIt XOliTII K
'j. tl hi "Illiss Sliind," has ahvayii on
hand the llrst qnality of
O. IK II-.1 It 11. IS TAD HOOTS t sn:s
ecleliriited the world over UK the l st iu use.
Xew pairs (ivcii in nil cases where they prove
defective. Also, Hoots mill Shoes ol his own
inaiuil'iicture. always on liiinil, f"i; eiih.-r se
or line, and nil kinds, sizes and fashions,
Wrk Sltnlc to Tl'iirc,
and
ltriHin 'uKj done in Short (Inhr.
Prices as low ns at any other store in Ihe enmi
ty, w Idle the iindily of tho nloek used is iar
superior to that in eneriil iie,
llradloid, .Inuc in, ISI',1',. Iv!
AT BOSTON COST PRICES!
town
nliniiry
,,,, ... ..... , .minvtiii.l.t ullili. ,r,.iiwr,l,
A'ZXXZ.-J 'is liirt'v'. iiintil'iilH wtnitil v;,
A trunk in Maxwells house, in i persons,
which it is supposed there we re I "
anion .,r Aiiiintr inm liioken oiieii ' Tn ('1.1'. AN MAItlll.K. .Spanish
it".'.. . . i i i i i . .ii
1! lilt OIL''. 1 mil C .111111 11 IU.HC O.l l.l llli;
niiiitstitiieil with water in which n
t)ict. oHvnshiug sotla in dissolved
1 . e il 1 .....t .....1
nml the contents, whatever they
amounted to, taken awny. The mur
derer took Mr. Maxwell's mare iinil
Jmggy and started In the direction
of Canada, nml was traced as far ns
Ib'thlehem, N. on the way. The
animal is of n sort el color, white
stripe in the foiehend, wliite nose
with three white feet, and is four
jenrs old,
rolnfi' oirt,
1 ttntllotil DlMliis l.
1linl K I'lll IlT
11 ithill Mini I'ol- the
spread on a piece of flannel nml well
rubbed upon marble, the process
being repeated two or three times,
is very gtsnl as neleanser. It should
be washed off with soap and water
and lite nimble afterward polished
with n sort duster.
UfAKIHASS, SO-riCK
C t -r i: o v i: n si o t ,
liKAM-olin MsfltirT, nn :
Al a I'lolmte Court, hidden at West Fiilrlci'
within and for 'he District, on the i'Sth day of
November. A. 1). isiiii. lion, A. II. (lilinori
.Inline, l.yuiuii Shifter. Ksip, tliiiirdiuu unto
Charh's s! ami Cuilos Shillcr. Minors, resiiliun
iu said 'I'hetl'oi-il, inakcs application to said
court lor license In sell all of the Ileal Kstute
of his snid winds, situated in said Tltctlotd.
lleiiiK said wards Interest in the Power of the
widow of .lostln Ii Taylor, lute of I'lietfoid, de
ceased, lis scl nut tu said widow, out of ihe
1 1 mill' tu rill of said ileeeaseil; lepleselil iui;
I lint miid sale will he for the hest inteic-l ol
his suid w ai'ds.
W hereupon, it murdered hy nid eiiiul. Hint i
mild npplieiiliou come under eoitsidcratioii and 1
lie heard ut a session of said court, to lie hold
en at West Kulilee, III nid I list i icl.oii thciiMh I
day of licccinher, A. 1). Isiiii, an,! thai all per
sons Interested In said estate lie untitled of Ihe ,
time ami place of heai iiiK, "' ciiitsinu the same j
to he piilillshcd throe weeks'suecessiiclv in tlie
iViiliimul nidiiiiiii. a ncwsminei' inliiteil at
llritill'ord, lii liiri. said time of hcarlnu. that i social loo. lor Ihe choice ol ollii ers nml for the
ther may nppenr, and at said time and plm e, 1 coiisiileration of the siih.eel ot lociilinij tlie
If they nee eiiiise, olicet thereto, js,.etii s ui l Kair. uill I"-the Windsor
Hy order of court I House Windsor, Vt., on Wcdnesdnv the. "it
Allest, Al.VAII HKAX, lleeiscr. ,ai ul' iiiuiii v next at '.' I"ck I', M.
A (rue coin ot record. 'Jiiiv3 A I I X AM'I " Mel.AM' , K. e .
Atlfiit. Al.V.UI HfcAN. UrglMrr, I tlie. If, IWIii. " 'o 'J
liV' N. 15. To any ( tie who wish
es to engage in the the .Mercantile
I'.usines in this nourishing vil
lage, this is truly it
a got nl o pe n i n g,
as the Stok is l'ull, and
well selected for
this market. Kent of
Store runs to April 1st,
lsiiT, with refusal of same live .veins
;ruf' l'iimiliiiiff ot!.
i (ami) Kiticic nt'- ci.tiTiilxc., com
a pt'isinu :
J'rurk. '.in'.. (''' .'hhi'iicm fimN,
f unlit ttml l i sts. In Mi'lti h,
llnin' I'mitu mnl Ihmli r.
.Shirt mid 1'rmrer.
lint mnl Cnia in V'tt rarielij.
At I'ltlCIIAUh'S.
JleilhiiH'. '
'.Xi:l! 1. ASSiiin MF.NT CONSTAN'l
I, an. I. Also,
I'ATENT MEIUf'INES,
OUm ri,-l Xyo etvxT.
I'rescriplions carel'iiily put up. fh.vsii inm
Slippticd at. Mnall il.ll lillce i -.. --1 .
A 'il'
ilM. skii l-l Hoop skirl-.
xs
V AIM-: N"V M XCKAt TCIflNII A
'vcrv superior Si.irt ol' the very In st
WATCH SI'liINO STIil'.l..
and of the latest styles, which e sell at tlie
lowest linn l"4 prices, at
II 11 0 1. US. I I.K .I.V' ittrntit..
..,i..,.. ,1 skills of am ize. Stile or Shape,
Done to order, in a manner which fornciitiiei.
taste and elettniieceaniiot be surpasseil try aujr
cstuldislimciit in Vermont.
Prompt ami careful attention given to all
orders. Hriccs as reasoiiuhle as any other
talilishuient.
A'ldtvss ull nrdem tu
A. A. F.AUI.K, 1'ropiietor.
llrai'iford, Vt., .lime ill. Ififl.
DRUG STOIIE
T
HHADFOIID.'
LEOXAKD & DAY
Would respect fully a'uiottiice to the people of
Hriidfurd and inl.joiniiii' towns, that they have
funned n cop.ii'tiiei ship fi r the purpose of er
r.rinn on the I uti ti III sisi s in lirailfonl, anil
have taken ami llioriiiiiildv refitted the store
totim ilv occupied hy 1 . T. ril.l.Mtt'H V a a
tin chop, where they 11 on hi he happy to sec nil
persons iu m ct of aiiicleii in their lino, to
w hom they oiler
iOOl I'l'lU; MI'.DIC'INKS,
cnreliillv pot up. mid at low price.
Tin ir ns -oi l iiici .t conipi ise a full mid roui
pti tc stock, to w hii li constant addition will !
Iimile, of
iki sS ai nr.iii'.M;s,
Cheiiiicnls, ltcsinoids, Vimiilv llyes, lje Stutls,
i i'.. .tc.
XT' IX 3T- XT IVI 23 XX 1 33 S ,
A very full siipd v of clmiee articles, sneli an
l.uld i's (lenuine nml liuitalion Kvtracts. Jne
.t ies' cilclnateil K.xliacts. .Ni",'ht Jlloomina
t . reus. Kavplien l.tii. Sweet I pomi. San'
1 ilina .Vc. .. Hair liestorcrs. Ilair-lye
(', ,,'li. pics. 1'ilf. Ho. I.lll.in'x l'ow.lcr
liirinsu I roiieh. KiiLiish, nml Anieriean Io
li t Soup". Teeth llinslies It om III to Itt eent
, 1, i,i llrushm from Vjccnts to fl.OOcacli,
Klcsh llriishes. Lather llm-hes, Clothe
lirnslies, I.illv White, timl ttoc.ocs, nml n (treat
lari. ty of Toil' t nilicles-nll ut Iiw l'uu.
All the new ami I'ppioved rarielies, at Verv
,.w prices. Medicines not on hand, supplied
al slum notice,
. . f C". ..l.l.
Tru'ic. .lt.it.ou 1 mil .Mi..i"i v ..mi ,s.........
Ilr.1r.11. S ,u ml 'i '. A. .;' .Vir, Vninmig
(,7il.o, Hj-trmiiin Hyriuil' . ''''
f V flivsiciatis- I'lvsciiptions cm-rfullr pre
piu'cd, and oidci s Idled 0.1 short notice
V,,ii 7iiW,.c..V "..S'''". flnr.iri.iH hiL'tef,
il i'.. il c.
Hi di'lli'i'iit iiltiuifloti to l.u.lness. ami n
...Vwl.-Vl-rlr;,!- tli- -tit...-. e I"
V.r it naVnVi ..r -II i" m e.' ' va us-a.,.1
l""1'1"""'- l.IioXAIilt ,k DAY.
,, It, li, PAY.
.1. II. t lllMIO.. V-' ' ...... 14
IHa.lford. Vt..S'Pl.
miolc on s'.ioi'
tint ice. Lvel'l stovt
WAI.lt XTr.D.
w n.i. hi: iioi.hkn
i,-in'-i of Uradfoid,
I lor the veur eilsllilit;. 11- lolleWS, l'
! At the Triiller House, in Hrndtoid, on tin
1 i'dl'iiesdiiy. in .I.111.1111.1. May, duly, nml Sip.
I Al the I'l'.ihiile Ollilf. I.I 'st Faltlee. oil
I I he si 1 tind Tnesilav III licet nilicr I the i'd
! Tuesdnvs in Kelirnai v. Apnl '' Mnl.rr.
I Al Iiii- Hotel, in la.si I luiat li.on t he vd I m
; dins of .March, .1 Alii'"-'' ""') Noieml.er.
Al.VAII ni'.Aei, iicnisier.
West Klrlce, lcc. I, I sol.
tint,
I It. C
I!. Hi ..11 r,
II it 1 1 ir.
ctropitllll.il sl.lrt Co.
il II'
"VTiiViJiv i a i ii.
IT IK
nine, iii.i.n HM li Mlil'.TIXtl nK
1 Coiiuecliciil Klw r V.illc.v Aorlcnltnral A
il.M.l.ETT lll.'OTIIEUS.
Jhwlforil, Vt., l-: 11, llii!.
NFAV (iOODS.
I.AIICL STOCK .V""' "''w-w;'
I'm sal.
il I i; mu r-i
or.o. run iiai;i. -Vt.
HARNESS fVlAKINQ.
Mil KI:NN..IiV KKl'.l'S COXSTAXT
1, on hand Harnesses, Saddles, Hrtdlin.
II " 111 ink. Is, W hip", Trunks, uml i-ver.T-,l!ii,iu-u.illv
kept in Harness Shop.
nopalrlne
done ttioiiithlv. l romptly, mid nt living rl-
" i'hnnkrul for past faiors, lie liope for
continuiiliee of the Killlie. .,..
Shop second door Nmtll of th Trotter
House, Hrarloril.
NOW
Illlldl'ol.l. Sept
,smi.
1.1
Ol,llAV PKKWKXTM.
f IlliYn ANT' FANCY AIMTCLKH IX (lltKVl'
f sultalde I'"!- Christiiiai and New
""""""""""k. lt.T.KKVi:S,.VC.
.,hu.y,l'ee. Ill, -":
'l,K AMt.llll AN II OK Kl'.liKSr.AT.lH iHt
11 lilt DHK0S1.II Is protioiineril l.y nil wlio h'V
Mse.l It, H.e Lest ll.tir KeHlonillve ill th n'
ket Itlsfiu-t wi.rkliixl( iniit'l"','l'c"Cfir
M.d al.va.ly It .tamln ' "' tB',,',, !"
many of out' Hi t Louses. The li.-IU" of fwli-
.. lir..l dres.ini:, hut U dm- not Ik.
m,i.t it. ltetc hricl 'Itc"
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