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CLAIM AGENCY.

WASHINGTON, d. c, December !, 1879.
To CLAIMANTS. We are prepared t. transsc;
with 1rOEl.Dess any business YOU may nave Win
Congress, t'Gs supreme Court, Court OF Claims o.
any o. tho Departments.
We -hall give lt.snt'0n TO business before the Pat
slt Olce, and can promise you me most careful at
teut0n IN ali applications ior patents SUITS i9r IN
frir-ement OF iatcnts * examination into claims
lauplicatious to Congress for bills Of relief.
in order 70 be successful, TIE SIN must ne 81
veil undei and all the facts set offh must be fall
" proved Itls mistake 20 suppose chat VI Cst or
even carelessly prepared claims can ts pushed
through Congress Careful preparation, timely
presentation. and wstchful attention, on 4 Just
claim generally carry through bill for the relief
Of the claimant but 70 expenditure OK money or
time VII avail Ia = claim careiea7y prepared or
doubtful in IT'S nature. Many persons suppose tha-
the lobby which cia ms to be al powerul, eau
asntr0l votes enough 10 pas any hill upen whiSh
tGsy arc paid to labor. That is mistake and the
ma who loses time or ezpends money, hoping Tor
resChs from the lab r. Of such gent emhn as claim
= douhrol votes OF Congressman or Senators, Will
verify the old adage about - ipoI and ihs money"
Pad be farther OF from relief tdan ever. We state
he In order that, in making up cases Tor congress
srnll action Won may understand that It is useless
O. SEED slief from that bocy save IN cases which
cavld be successfully prosecuted IN Court Of E9ui-
~, we're thst door to redFess open N ths premises.
By sdhenn- to this rule, you viii lose no time or
money.
Ne have printed blanks and Instructions for the
preparation OF almos, ovoTy kind OF claim, which
We shall be glad to send 70 you upon your applica-
ton
We have associated with Z. Hon. Chas E. PIKE
formerly Solicitor Of Internal Revenue, late OF the
firm OF Gooch Pike, Cosnsellors, Boston, Mass,
who will assist in our I1ternal Revenue practice
In ali cases before the supreme Court and the
Court Of CLAIMS we have the assistance Of Hon. Ca
leo Gushing, formerly Attorney usnefsi oil ths
DREW CLARK,
counselors at Law, COZ Seventh street.
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VAsBENGToN ITEMS.

~ accounts from Washington s Tee that
IS unusual unanimify and good feeling AIMING
tde Republicans Of beth Houses
The committee o. ways and means will. az
requested, give Mr. Boutwell, power 70 issae
$500, 0oo, 600 Of five per cent bonds.
Nearly all the con ,res0;onal commi:b es are
~ work, but OF the 10Th or 22d an adiour. lment
Will be taken Ill January 80 or 18th, On, but
little business will be dane before the hoi;as, s.
Washington correspondents say that i, Is ap-
parent the PRECEDENT fnds even les support in
the acquisition Of san domingo than at the :, st
session.
Roderick R. Batter Of Tennessee was in Ii,
seat in the House Tresiay, AID is trying to in
duce members to aid in preventin his arrest
until committee can investigate the charge
against him off7auds upon the pensi on bureau.
Tires new members Of Congress took their
seats In the House on Monday. II Sypher, Of
the first district Of Louisiana BIT W. Duke,
Of the fifth district of Virginia snd Joseph
Dixon, Of the second district G. MORT Carolina.
One more Senator and three nsrS Rspresen-
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First .T1s5ORcyE EgnwK
% E VI EB.y' TO ~

First .TGf5OV7E EBamk
or VI HEB.v' ITO. ~.
nrrlinstou, VT, Oct. '5rh. 1870.
Correspondents GsmG 3G-
POS5SOrS OF rhiS Bank are
hereby notified fhGf FI'5s
Bmnk hGs been 9'gs 5afo 10
qgidngjOs' for fae purpose
0T consolidation sCiEh TIE
Merchant NatiOaai Baall
OF BURLINGTON. W.,
Gna az tRe CEoSe Of business
ore fhc E5sh dag Of October,
Es79, Hsc 5oOAS, accounts
ard balances 0T ghss ssGs'k
sgi5t be transferred 10 TIE
SAFE .7EerCh qlifs .ViafionaI
B@isE Of Burlington, VI,
and al orders, checks end
communications shoHIe: be
addressed 0ccorfjasyy.
0s,fs gvMc553lG chcCaa wpoM
f'snda deposifed 5ss fh5s
Bc,'E 'r5H be paid e. Ghe
.TFerchGi,fs .yiagiosiGJ 80ssE
art seniors 'rjFh his
B0nk Csa cOnfisEe their
business ic5fh 'he Her
chants National BGnE APP
OJs the same feIss's Thai they
HGrc kssc5 5n sRfe Esas,L. and
'CifAo'f< Interruption Of
fheir C5u.vc.,f acc0uHsa.
R5g order Ct ybe Board a.
E55TccTcyS.
g.. 4. DODGE,
Cashier.
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Chittenden County.

/ 81 ct providing f57 the erection Of a Cour
House Tor the County Of Chittenden, AM
'sving tax On said County.
It's hereby enacted by the General Assembly
| Of the tate Of Vermont
! Sec. ]. Edward J. Phelps, Ezra Mech, John
/ L. Mason, and the AssistantJudges Of the Coun
/ " Court Of the County OF Chttenden are hereby
/ appointed commissioners TO iopt plsn for tn.
/ erection snd furnishing ola Court House at Bur
/ lington in said Chi,.enien County ; ami the
! Aforesaid Assistant judges OF the County Court
| arc hereby empowered and directed to erect an
| furnish according 70 ouch plan, Court Houst
upon lauds in said Burlington, the use Of which
has been granted for tia: purpose by an Act o.
] Congress, approved February 22nd, 1868, and
said Judges shall have the entire direction and
supervision Of the sane; and are hereby author
lied to contract in behalf Of said county for the
building of said Court House, snd to purchase
81 the materials necessary for the building and
f1rnshiur thereof: Pr0riicf, that in building
anu completing said Court House sad Judges
shall not ezperd. or in any manner pledge the
credit of the county for sum exceeding forty
thousand dollars exclusive Of the sum received
from the s''e Of the OLD Court House, nov N use
by the sa'i county as hereinafter provided
So. There is hereby assessed Z tax Of ffteel
cents on the dollar on the let o. the polls an
rs,anle os.ate in ;te several towns and the City
of Burlington in said county, for the year lo-i.
for the purpose herein above specified
Sec. 2: The treasurer Of sail county is ol orr
before -le 6rst d-y Of January A. D. 1871, TO
issue LIS wlrreat TO the collectors Of taxes in
said was and 90 thsc.as.at.s Of said city for
the c3l,c,-. ii rs ssh tax, iu the same manner as
by llv STATE taxes are required % he collected
n |1a- . Q DO EffH|
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The publication OF the above has BEEN mad
ve1;antly delayed, till the immediate occasion
for TIE writers remarks uDoa he controversy
OF the three Normal Schools as opposed to the
single State Normal School, has passed. They
are go sensible, however, on that subject, that
we print them entire. We await Don Olard's
second articie.-TED FREE FRFss.
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".v. but wait, good vile, NJ nu'' :
Tbave first wOru to s.y
NJ IN Lnow what day to-day IS
MotSer. It's or welding d'y
In, 50 onr, we sat az supper
when the guests had gone away
Won at that side, sat his s'ae'
FORTY years az to-day
Tbon what plans We laid together
Whst brave Things ! meant : 90
Coald We dream tc-1sy would I'M u
At this table-ne aud ycu
pe..e- s5-3o doubt, All yet
Sometimes th.ns-i cannot tell
liai our boys-1h, yes KhoN' GEAR
Yes. lie do-th al TIL = wei
We'll. we've had car Joys and sorrows
shared our miles a well as tears
ana INC hest ola I've had your
Fs.thfu! Lore f]- :orty years
poor we've been, but not 0rsaEen;
Grief ws've known. bat never share
Faiher. Tor thy endless nercies
stll we bless thy Holy name !"
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c6inantial.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BUR-
IrNEHnA


BURLIsGTOS, Vr. Cct. u, l~7a.
To rae Comptroller oftAe CHrrsRegl
Wilmington, d C.;
ST. 1t Is hereSy certified in pursuance Of PC
ton g Of the ACT Of Congress entitled An ecf to
provide national cu-rency secured by a pledge Of
untei States bonds AM to provide for the circuie
tinn sut redemption thcFe0'," approved June o,
1854. that meeting of the stockholders Of the
First National bank Of Burlington located at Bur
lngtOn, in the state of Vermont. duly notified and
held pursuant ag and the articles O. association
OF said bark az the Office Of sal association at Bur-
lncton aforesaid. on tho l2'h day oeOctober, iS7n
il voted nv the shareholders Of said assoc ston
owning mere than tTothirds of its stock, that said
association 20 into liquidation and DO closed on tho
10Th day q october is7o Tor the Purpose q belrG
consolidate 10 GOOD faith with ths Merchants Ma
tiOEal Bank % 1urliugtYl, u.
In testimony whereof have, by instruction cf tho
Board e Directors OF e. association. hereto sui
scrihed my name, and affixed the seal fs2id asso-
ciatcn, a. hurliur;o1 aiorca4.d, the day and year
shove written.
lSesll T. c. DODGE, Cashier.
NOTICE Tho Firs, National Bank Of Burlinz-
tor ooatsd ~ burlington in TIE state o. Nermr ut,
il closing uu its ahairs. III note holders and other
creditors Of saic association are therefore hereby
notified 20 present the notes en1 other claims against
the a5s1cinti \ f. payment.
L. 9. DODGE, Cashier.
BUElNeror, IT, Oct. u, Is7l.-d fv2,aos.
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Merchants National Sank
az ETE1E4EyCs EGN.
&. 4. as BEE.
Cashier.

Nerch1Hts Safionai Sank
az EV3EfyGTGX.
Ha.u-siou. %, Oct. 1911. 1870.
Tie FIRST .F1JjOaG5 Fga~k
Of BurI'ssgior hGri.r 5eea
p'rf is'fo liquidation for zee
purpose Or consolidation
,cj|H 5his BGaL. zee rtgsccf-
n5I5y 5HrE.c 5Hc dealers and
C.,sjaHscIa5G i3GsiW2f.fufioR
20 coHfj csc 3Hcfr 6,ssMeSs
,cish fhiA E5anE cssns-is,g
fhc,s. Of shc best terms and
ihe asosI ~orcF,sf cffcufion
to fbcj3- interests.
Ths U,rffc! orfhts B0l,I
IS NOR 100000. To BE- in
creased as 6iSi1teSS FcgujT-
eS it, 10 Tire 5jus{F oFS5 ,OOO,-
OO0. 'Cj;h q circulation Of
SJi0, GOO. and q large s1r-
pIHs, Gs.c; as arrangements
for the transaction Of Crery
description Of 5GnLinS bJss-
mess ere complete aEd ssl,-
orr an C0felSjre SCA{C.
By order oCshc Board az
Directors.
[. -. EBOORU0ESE.
Cashier.
0-- IT--lvtr
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CoHfaNING the maximum of slacioucy, durs-
~ huity and economy with me m minimum y mum q
inosr. rasrs Sss5 500 being IN Use. AL warranted
satisfactory q no sale. Descriptive circulars soni
On application address oo
June 3s.-stdsp6&Bta2 IATrance' hAsA
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painfully ahfic'ne have been rlclc1ily cuIed IL
sGch great Kun bers m almost every section ot the
coGutry, that The public sctc-. i.11 % DC INFORM
+ Cc of it virtues or uses.
scrof1lors poison is ore lf ,hs most destructive
enemies 81 or raCc. Often, TINS 40 cen anu uiIei
tenant o. the or.aus-1 ulCrc7cs the clt-t lutlcn
and invites the attack o. erfcea.ire " ial4l
VI hOut exciting susgicllr % IT'S pres me- H-l-l
II to eed infect Throughout lle h1O9 lu
then on some favorable occasion, rtpio9 ueFe.pp
into other ofits hiieou iofms ether on L!'
surface or among the yt-.. il tue l4-tstt euN''
cles may be suddenly Cerl-lttI IN inc Iu1 'i
heart, or tumlrs formed i- the LIVER OF 10 snpNs
its presence by eTuptons on tie SKIN or lou uleef
atoms some part Of the h0cy. Hence the Ooes
sional use Of bottle OF this SAEsAPARlLLA rs "a
visable, even when no active s. mptams Of disease
appear. Persons aii icted with the Following com
plants generally find Immediate reilei, aIg, az
length, cure by the use II this oAlAcAfAfslLLA
ST. ANTHOSy's FIRE. ROSE Ca- fKfslfELAsi LET
TER, SALr KurUu. ScALD UEAr, RINGs ORE, sore
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concealed io-ms. as hTsrEra1A. bEoPsY HEART
DISEASE, FITS, EPILEPSY. NLt rALGlA, and tho
various DLcERoUs elections W thc muscular ara
NITROUS systems.
SYPHILIS or VRsEREAL and alsHCUEltL bI EA-
SIS are cured by 10, tLouzn iois time is required
ilr suldulng these oH-ti1aic Ia -l es '4 any lel
cine. But lon- continued use 81 this ils'cine vii
cure the complaint. LErCoARh1t % hHIIA-f
UrERISs ULcEEATIoSs, ard FEMALE Il' EASES are
commonly soon relieved add ultimately t-it1 nv
its purify ing and i-v.g9ratlns elect. AlLlte h.-
recticus for each case arc ititL4 10 our Almanac
supplied gratis. kheuma--N a1a coui WheA
caused nv Gccutrulatlou- q t--'aAeole matters -A
the h!Cod, yield quickly o. DO, t- also Liver q a.
plants i1rpidty ,Corsct1- W. il. linnlt'n ci -Le
Liver, AID l-UnIiec. wlrl lr .f, as they often o.
from the rambling p1i~a7s lu t-e u..9t- lA,s
81 t.SAP1hlLLA J. o. rC-t rCt ger il7 the trel-il
AID Fi-or OF tho system. Those Who are Linsuil
and I.stle-s, Despoudcat, aleepie.s. au1 uol9-el
with Nervous Apfreuel tgls ~ atls' OF as q '-a
affections sympllma-lt OBJ. N-l.oos-, WiIl hnf iin-
meilsts relief ild convucics evidences % its rc-
toratrc power upon is-a-
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EE III WORK.

The Misses Bradley.
BnIter's Block, College street.
keep constantly on haud, or make to order
SWITCHES.
CHiGNONS
CRIIPED WATERFALLS.
CEELS
FRONT PIECES. ETC.
Combing made up In the best manner
Al1o, Hair Jewelry, including Pins, Ear Rings.
Chains, Sleeve Buttons and Charms
u every description.
Parties run no risk in leaving choice hair
with US, as we 90 all our own Eraiding
and Mounting, thereby avoiding the risk Of sending
II away. All orders from out Of town promptly at
tended 10. Fair prices paid for hair. We arc agents
for Miss Sumno s japanese. nice dressing for the
hair. MISS J. T.. BRADLEY,
Nov. i-daEu MISS d. T. BRADLEY.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

Baptist.
The board CT the Vermont Baptist State Con-
vention met a. Montpelier. December 7th -
Rev. 4 n Woodruff, pastor CT the Baptist
churchet I Hardsick 81 no recently resigned, has
concluded to continue bis labcrs, the church hsy-
ing unanimously voted not to accept his resigna-
/ tion.--The Rev. \. c. Grsyes Of Louisville, Ky,
has resolved az unanimous csll from the First
Baptist church in Manchester, n. H.--Bsy. j.
W. Terry Of Jerseyville, has gone out as mis-
sioaGry to SpAin.-A new church a. Brattle-
boro is to he Dedicated in few weeks.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Rev. G. ; Tolman lately of Sheldon, is sup
plying the First Church st Bethel, (Which Rev.
Z. II. Titus has recently resigned the pastorate.
1t is matter Of congratulat.on that Rev. c.
Z. Perrin Of Hinesburgl, has withdrawn h.a re
signation. he has been preaching for two
months in Ranlolph-A church IVES organ
isel al Lyndon7iIle on the 9Th By s Council, in
which were Represented the churches Of Barton,
Newport, Wells Rive~, Watsfeli and oil but
two o. the churches Of CALEDONIA county. Rev.
J. Tor-1y Of HariHick, preached q sermon on the
occasion. The new church begins with A. mem
berg.--Nr. c. Il. Souihga.e i 30 be installed
PASTOR Of the North Congregational Church IN
St Johns5ury, December 15.--Ten persons
joined the church in Crafts5ury at tie last COM
munioa.--Oyer $40 conversions are already
numbered as the fruits of the -eyiyal u Derby
Centre. Daily meetings are stil hed.--The
Congregational church ~ Fairhavcn which Lss
been repaired, vasr--Jeii-atc3 on Thursday Dec.
sat Rev. Err. eastman or Manchester, preach
ed the deiic-.;on sermon. IN the evening the
Rev. Sidney CraFford, their new pastor, was OF
dainei REV. ~ Richardson u Eocipart.
Mass, has received unanimous coll &, tie
church ofSraf5-l, y, 70 become tae.r p. or,
and viii supply them for the present
rrIscorN.
4 c5uycrat-ol oi the burlington District #
the Diocese o. vermont is ia session ct s..
Luke church, -. \, SIS - On the it'll,
Bishop Bssell c3afrmet .a.es persons Of St. ,
Pauls Churct Vergrauss. 1stirrI7 curing
The year.-Ihe new church Isl. Luke's) g.
Chester, is nearly done. aud vi be Geiicstel oa
he 25,h. Il Is ~ 80 Azorioan G1-Li,' style,
- by B, feel, with chqncel e. Is fcs.. Ihe
ste +. J.. T0..cr-ar, gave tie LAID t.75u which .
stands ana 900 add Nrs Fla Garjon has I
ust.inei nearly o. quite one half tie suur, cost /
f the 3uliirg, besides presenting -s D memorial /
he elegant cl2acci Wiz COWS. eos .iuz rs-r'v
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on laouss nj d0;ia IS vas recently contrib 1-cd
2noaymoasl', TO re l5ui. ling ,sui of t1e ui5-
night My sion, IN co luec.ion With s.. La re-.
hospital NeF &c l. The yo-rg man who JEFF,
Inc nor ey simply stat Il the obiec, or which It
vas tended ami -e,iacj to give his name a-
siar .ss-rle \ cv Tesie Iaent rsyisioais,s z ~
ID sssion in Lond o., have voted that the Utc.sl
II nslatila Of the yarsse deliver rs from evil 80
l,lll be "ae,.g - us f-aa th- evil one % ard
they have de-iiel o. c-7anle the dox-,ozy 81
the end cf the pr aver, rs absent from al the ear
lier manuscript ---1bc Sac,nI ADVENTIST n
Rehiord, Y, a. n5T aeita,irc she a1bieet
of new church for themselves, and some
$4,000 have ready hen pie -ed ty ;hc mem
bers. The new church At Binga ,myiile, in
FIeic5c-. Vt, is nearly completed, requiring
only few more days work TO put it IN 'eadiness
for the custolnsl , dedicahoD.--Thera las been
. Young Mems Carist.an Association ecentiy
Organized At ardwick, Vt, for the pun. bose Of
promoting Christian union among evan rslicsl
Christians, It's officers are as follows: D. Z.
Wells, Nd, Presii dent Romeo Winslow, Wise
President; 6 60 L. Smalley, Sec-etsry.--l here
sre eight Je'sish synagoFues in New Yor1,w. li7h
maintain 81 ndsy schools, attended by an az. Ie-
gate Of fally 1900 pup-ls-Ihc will Of he
la.e y. 3. 8raaf5rd, Of Montyille, a., q, es
nearly $1,000 to the American Board Of Coz L
mission ers for Foreign Missions
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DR.. ). &. AVER 8 CO.. Lowe 1as;.i
Pr4cn-I arI 4a1Iptle1' Cief.4t
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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GOO WEEK paid Agents, male or female, in
~DtJ n rtq inanufacturi1g husine,s ~ home No
oapital redu.ro:. Adirfss NOVELTY co. Ssco.
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Cithol- churches e7,lguhsre .e.s5-sel lie
feast the Inmac q re Coacs,..au on 1a-rs-
da..-An alir' . Ct eyuzat.v 90 C-e Pope
emhodyiaz tie Sc it-en.y CT tt. r 51sa Ca no.
les oil the dioo1s =, al protesting ara.us- ,he
o'aaPailon O. F.one 5y the King eI.sly, vas
real in all the Cath Gle chur.ils in tbe lo,ess
CT rev .'k -,zt sunday. Az ais, e. o. the
same character Yves also rol in oil Catholic
caurches IN t-e diocese Of London At West
mi 'sias' Eagia u, on the same lsv. Similar
protests are 30 = as.as made ty l.,bo Is iu
al parts Ct the vor'l.-The C4llo. c. g
Cpl as9eid' 'siass, a.e moving in llrtbera 3, Of
Tie fscj'ct 'of erecting dom,:ls suitable t. tss
wants Of iahop 0'Relly md his cosd.eto--
Inc a1n lay School attached % So. .-i.hae.-g c.
'neirA- n iess.1e place u9w nun crs 70 rir u.s.
but II III W pastor is I-sszr;s1oi. and .sUs .e-
triple the erenlsrce-Tla mex g.. pa.r.5s-q
day 'ele5r stioa in Providence, T. T.. is 20 be the
gra hdss. ever known t-e1e, ana 20 comu-ise
ey .ry Ror an Catholic society IN the STATE.
" orA on the German Catholic church on Third
street. Ire y, Is progressing r,n;cly. Tie church
Wi he ready to- service ID 3Isrcb or A--.i. arl
will cost about Sl5.00f. When completed 2,
VIII be one Of the Ees:es il that c-t7.--s-s.er
lsnain diei sc tie Co .yeul q ST. J5.e7h IN
South Troy, Saturday morning. a1i 77as buried
lioa'' 1.rniIs, If 1a s.. J5sapb's church,
With eaom.ng ce.emo ". The various S. Ial.tv
'so'et les OF the city ard the sisters Of the
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We wish to express our thanks for the generous
patronage these rooms have received during the
past season. and for the promise, by steadily in
creasing business, Of future fsvors The ideal of
success aimed at will be as heretofore the pr0duc
ton Of the most perfect work, and the satisfaction
all
Prices will be continued Until April ls:, ISL, On
the following scale
Cs-u photographs whethervgnettess sitting. stand
ing, or copies u for s3ot for s. or Duplicates
q cents; szlO from life $l.eo; do copies 500 Du-
plicstes 80 cents; llxi4 23.O0; Duplicates, T5ets
Berlin Heads. the coming style Of Album Photo
graphs, Y for s3O0 for 81 Go Duplicates, 25cts.
roofs always shown If requested.
y Ferrotypes Of .tyles and prices 10 suit all
tastes. Portraits in Oil, ildia Ink Water Colors
Porcelain Pic ures, Stereographs, Albums, Frames
end everything usually furnished by galleries Of
this class. Sept 2-d3w&w3m
LyOR SALE, the Short-Horn Bull
L MALVERN BOY, 6oq5.
Roam, got by Climax, 153, dam Snow Drop, by Lu-
cius, 59l6. Malvern Boy is a grand shew bull, Of
great substance and in form and style strongly re
sembles his grand SIRE ID Duke Of Thorndale.
YOUNG BILLS, COWS AND HELPERS,
Tie got ai
CLIMAX, 18th Duke of Thorndale and 18th Duke
Of Geneva.
COWS & HELPERS IN CALF to l4th Duke OF
Thorndale.
Prices moderate, and tsrms easy.
A. W. GRIsWOLD, or
VIM. WILLIAMS, Hsrdsman,
Malvern Farms, Worthwhile, W sw1
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