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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-17
BY Grubbs j. Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

GALE OF NICE HOUSEHOLD AND
y KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
BY request OF Mr.. r. +. Foster, who Is about 10
decline housekeeping, we VIII sell at auction al
No. Ia Franklin street, in Linden Row, oD TUES
DAY, 18th April, commencing at l03 O'Clock A.
NJ, the greater part or his FURNI TURF, EN-
bracipg handsome PARLOR SUIT, DlnlNG-
ROOM, HALL and some CHAMBER-FURhl-
TURE also, the c. RPETS, embracing two hle
Brussels Zone in the parlorl. new and Of hand
some pattern the other. nearly so; CURTAIN
DC. Also, .COOKlNG-STOYE and KITCHEN
UTENSILS. ...
The attention Of those in want Is invited to
this sale. 4s --
TERMS Cash. -.-
The HOUSE Is for rent.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Aucs.
n. B.-The house and furniture can be seen on
Monday. the 18th instant. laDlll q. W.
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VALUABLE REAL E ST ATE FOR
Y SALE IN MECKIENRURG COUNTY,
Mecklenburg county, rendered at the October
term last, In the suit of swepso1 SPIT for &c., vs.
exx G a ne to se n Of the
day Of Ipri, ISL Chat being court day. the fol-
o 1st. 4 ' TRAcT OF LAND known as ..Brames,,
BY recent survey SEVEN M Ss1
Soe In saa count
FRGanM ies s5asF i5f u Iii and
OF good meadow and arabic land in good heart and
condition for cultivation, and well adapted to the
growth OF the staple crops OF this section. me
residue of the tract consists of forest of original
growth valuable for lis excellent timber, much OF
which is we'll suited for building p PURPOSES; Mn
e. or Eyg gaseFaS he
I" Mine Tract adjoining the lands above nomed-
those OF r. 5. TurPin, and others; A large portion
has upon 1t an old mine which was worked In the
colonial period OF Virginia as silver mine
There remains still the ruins Of two shafts snnken
utaton In the country that 1t worked up TO the Pc
Rod Of the Revolution. 1t Is sufficient however,
" analyzed by Colonel Gillian, resident of the
Southern FertilizinC Company, who reports as the
result OF els analysis 22S per centum of pure cop,
per and there can be no doubt from this and
| other analysis recently made that the ore Is ex-
eeedingly rich In copper. =,
Sd. The TRACT known as the "Fea hlQBe, -
containing TWO HUNDk Ed AND FORTY
ACRES. about one-half of which Is cleared land,
the residue woods. 1t is east of the Taylor's Fer;
nv road, adjoining the lands last mentioned and
those of Tucker 8. Coles and John Meacham.
All Of the above lands lie within thIee miles Of
the surveyed route Of the Norfolk and Great West
eIn railroad.
TERMS Enough In cash to pay costs of suit and
expenses Of SALE ard the residue on credit OF l.
2, 3, and years the purchaser TO execute bonds
with approved personal security, bearing interest
from the day of ssle for the deferred payments,
and the title to be retained until the Whole Of the
purchase money is paid.
- ALEX. SYDNOR, Special Com'r.
Boydton, Va, March II, 1871. up l-2tawtds
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AuCr1ON sAaES-..FutuYs iDays.
ROBINS, .sSss
Auctioneer and Real astssesAgentsn
No. 1909 Mainstseet, eorFegGf TsEihssls,

AuCtlOneer AnH HehI HsSs&ttS AR0uh6sssi
s.,, No. 1sessAsiHstsees .eoraas0f GsEsavsssz
ga UgTION Sale ORGY BHMHABLE
IN BR1CK RESIDENCE ON CRURGH HILLy
E1 go ; 60 G1 Hns YEN r.
ownerT viii oer for sale 20 public SECTION on the
premises, ON, THURSDAY,sApr fl scth, Isn, at q
Sious BaIGK iy WaELLiSS,Ho6sE, WIZ brick
kitchen and other out-buildings, with the lot on
which they stand loeatsda s above described, and
now in the occupancy OF, Mr.. W. L: Salmon. -
The dwelling Is two stories and basement I; the
rooms, seven In ntimber, are large and airy, be
sides wide hall or passage on each floor. Inc
location is in an Improving part of the city, con-
venient to churches Of all denominattons, 70
about 10 feet on the east line Of 2sh street, ana
has depth Of lea feet 60 an alley 10 feet VIDE
The kitchen has four rooms. There Is also
good framed building suitable for genersl use:
A NEAT LOT adjoining, OF about 95 feet front
AND the Game depth as the other:I n,sy be taken II
TERMS One fourth cash; the residue at o, IL,
and Is months. for negotiable notes With interess
added secured by trust deed, or title retained
until the last note is paid Purchaser t2 Pay saxes
for 1871. w. y. hQblNs.
ap 16std3 '.a e: - Auctloheer.
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lssssssrassaa,s erab5S u Hii1ifsnis .ss9sses:
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, re-
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

s.azssasas,y GgfrnbbB u Wiliisfis,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, IN !,
Eleventh street, between Hain sn az Bank. n
pUrLpING MATERIALS Att AUG.
perry, corner Of Clay and St., james strsets, we
yin sen g auction a6oas dTsoG nrs. snaty y
FRAM hi teleA TfM f ooRfSG. y0isT'
iS% ALSO, -
About % squares Of ROOFING SLATE,
49,, aFEsCINa, sHsATINe,
The above Will be sold In lots to suit purchasers.
Persons about to build will do well to attend the
sale. a.Sr'..'.. ".' :. =
ap1i AT e GsU shHs 4 WILLIAMS, Aue.s.
GALE OF THE EFFECTS OF TIE
y FARMERS, BANK OF XIRaIH IA. q, o be
Geissd States For sse Of
dersigned will, on the 2ZD DAY Of JUNE a
courthouse door Of said court In the custom.
sale, for cash. ef ali the EFFECTS Of the Farm
ers' Bank Of Virgins; S S1n1ssisslns OF y ''.
s Elr BILLS,
= s NOTES ,,u. i.
o. f DgESshEs, ~.
and whatsoever else there be. ,o.r
Creditors OF the Bank whose claims have Deen
allowed are, under said decree, entitled 10 sst ON
at par their claims against any purchases OIL saie
effects they may make. ,o .oo,, .,
dsscrptIye st Of said effects MAY BE seen sa
ta gee ei Nam ~ and Bank in Richmond which the
public are invited to call and examine This Ilst
will be printed for circulation, and Will De READY
as soon as it can be pDGe apTip J. SAUNDERS,
Receiver Farmers Bank Of Virginia
ap 17-lawtds -
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NORTHERN ICE.

The undersigned have formed co.partnership
70 carry on The NORTHERN ICE BUSINEsS
under the STYLE OF MCGOWAN d LAMBK1H, and
most most fesgeetluliy ask share OF public patronage
1nsy nASe made arrangements North for full
Supply OF ICE, and guarantee TO supply tbeir Gus.
1o 1 tnTTongnons the season. Ice delivered In
X weigned oy earetul andaceommodattng drivers.
s,rsed through me post-ofce WILL be promptly
1920 nh 40 To- To- W. MCGOWAN d LAMKiN,,
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By Richardson 4 Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
." No. 111S Main street.

TWO NEAT FRAMED TENEMENTS
/ ON UNION HILL FOR SALE AT AUG
TION,-On TUESDAY, the. 18th instant, at S
O'Clock p. NJ, on the premises, we shall sell at
auction TWO NEAT FRAMED TENEMENTS,
with three or four rooms each and lot, owned by
Mr.. Robinson, fronting SO by, 10 feet on the south
to and in the rear Of the Union Station Methodist
Church on Union Bill. .a-i O. +. -
TERMS: Accommodating, and made known at
sale. ..-... RICHARDSON q CO..
apl5 80 Auctioneere.
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Bee remarks of the GREAT CHEMISTS and
PILL MEN OF AMERICA, WIN. R. WARNER
4 CO., l54 north Sd street, Philadelphia, Pa:
"H. T. HELMBoLD: -
Esteemed Frierd,-I congratulate you on having
the handsomest and at the same time the most
EFFECTIVE PILL that I have ever known FOX
the purposes intended.
WIN. P. WARNER & Co. -
H. T. Helmbold,'' |.--- .--- .-....
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Auction nALEs-Thss Nay.
assas ByThossws KeesesS4 ucsionsers .
No. 1al7 Main street. Z, az ~

IessSSaS BY Thc3s vs. Keeses5s Aucs1onge
No. 1al7 Main street Z, y~,z{ ~
HOUSEHOLD FURN1TURE, SHOW
IL GASES, IRON SAFES, &C.. AT AUCTION.
THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock. I'walfseH nc ny aue-
WALNUT PARLOR SUIT, 10 hair-sioth;
Iayural; MAH{ll4ANy.JASEP TA'NOS1s ..3'-
yrNNx LIND and g 81 EI BaEnxs Is
MARBLE. TOP a. PLAIN WASHsTAGDS,
MkRBLE-FOP and PLAIN s1DEBoARDS, So
sIDEBOARD and CHINA PRESS :. +,
MAHOGANY DENTAL CHAIR, STOOL, and
MaHoG q BOOKCASES, ,...-.<.,.' *t.o1'
BED IDuNaE, GREEN REFS SOFA. H~s
WALNUT and OAK HAT.RACKS, - .7f,. fpn 8
TWO handsome siiver-mounted SHOWCASES.
MAHOGANY and OAK EXTENSION TABLES,
WALNUT, MAHOGANY. and OAK DESKS, "a
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES ..'4, >.
HAIR-CLOTE and CAHE-SEAT CHAIRS,
MAHOGANY CARD and CETTRE-TABLkS;' Il.
Two HERRING'S SAFES large sfzeh ':f''at
One BUGGY, - -r..a
LETTER-PRESS, SEWING MACHINES,
/ Il THOs. ", KEESEE, Auct.
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VALUABLE FARM IN POWHATAN
Y COUNTY AT PRIVATE SALE, about 90
miles Richmond and about two miles from Pow
batan Station, Richmond and Dangilie rail
about 500 cleared nearly all Of which under
regular succession OF crops with special view to
Improvement. Soil good and well adapted to the
cruises, grain, and tobacco. Well watered, and
may be divided into several farms. Two dwell
pgs and other buildings requisite for two settle
men,s. Two orchards OF the best fruits, mostly
young trees. Will be sold with or without crops,
teams, &C.. .... ..ey -. -.
Terms liberal. City property taken In exchange
j. L. APPERSON,
NH 25-2aw3w Real Estate Agent &C.
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By j. D. Whitehead & Co., ...
Nos. and Fifteenth street, between Main
and Cary streets. -4
OUR NEXT REGULAR WEEKLY
~ SALE will take place on MONDAY, nth
inst, ct our store, 18th street. between Main and
Gary, commencing at l0A O'Clock A. NJ, when we
will offer st auction large and wel-assorted
stock Of
GROCERIES, .....
LIQUORS,
4.r. WINES, &C. z, ,.--.
II j, ID. WHITEHEAD & GO.
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GALE OF THE EFFECTS OF THE
BANK OF VIRGINIA.

In obedience to decree OF the Circuit Court OF
the United States for The District OF Virginia. the
nnde rsigned will, on the - -
2sTH DAY OF JUNE NEXT,
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the courthouse
door Of said Court in The Custom h ouse building
In the city OF Richmond make sale, for cash OF
all the EFFECTS OF the BARK OF VIRGINIA,
consisting OF BONDS, 81 LIS, NOTES, JUDO
mENTS, DEGREES, AID whatsoever else there
be. r." - -
Creditors OF the Bank, whose claims have been
allowed, are under said decree, entitled to set of
at par their claims against any purchases OF said
effects they may make.
a descriptive list OF said effects may be seen at
the counting. house OF S. c. Tardy, one OF the un
dersigned. on 18th and Dock streets, at the once
OF ID. j. Saunders, on nth street, between Main
aud Bank. 10 Richmond, which the public are In
vited 10 call and examine. This list will be print
ed for circulation, and it Will be advertised when
S. c. TAkDY, Bank or Va.
NH s5-laWtd
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ADVICE TO- TEE BROKEN DOWN
IA psfHyTJ, TCT.gT yICKgfTT Eli
IN HEALrH, TrHosE oFeBAn BLOOD
MAG r,Ef,u4 e., ~ sgfArx6 50 aTkf
AND OLD MAIDS In PAR ,,aa
.,g,' =. 27r11ac,rU IA ar T. -. y. ,.G ..
d, H. a5aoTt fs2c{---lo :'s's5 @s'sas1.'.E =. 4
: IL APRID, NAY. AND JUNE. -. I'D
PURIFY THE BLOOD IN THESE MONTHS.
HELMBoLp,s FLUID -. 3D.
&.7s,4 hs.> EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
cures all eruptions OF the skin.
HELmBoLD,s FLUID +t ''...,
.a 7% EXTRACT sARsAPARlLLA
cures the worst form OF blood diseases. 81
HELMBoLD's FLUID 80 ,..,,. g.
., EXTRACT sARsAPARlLLA
enters readily Into the circulation Of the blood.
HELMBOLU'S
l. EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
g., beauties the complexion.
All powders and outward applications destroy
the skin, rendering 1t harsh and coarse. Look
at the skin OF old maids AID those that have
used such any length OF time. My advice is to
discontinue them and use
HELMBoLD's
FLUID EXTRACT, sARsAPARHLA.
One bottle Is equal In strength TO one gallon Of
the syrups or decoctions as usually made, and
a wine glass added to pint of water equals the
celebrated Lisbon diet drink. Try it this way.
A DELIGHTFUL BEVERAGE:
g CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
HELMBOLD's .-...-----.---~-
CAThWBA GRAPE PILLS.
PLEASANT, SAFE, AND AGREEABLE
CATHA.RTIC,
hEh"ooND CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS,
11sEp1N ALL AFFECTIONS WHERE A PUR-
GATIvE MEDICINE Is NEEDED.
HELMBoLD's
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS {:
HARMLESS TO A CHILD AND TAKEN BY
CHILDREN.
HELMBOLD's
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
s11PERsEDE MAGNEsIA, SALTS, AND
EVERY OTHER PURGATIvE.
HELMBoLD's
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
CERTAIN IN EFFECT AND PLEASANT IN
OPERATION.
hEh"ooDD' CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
is NOT A PATENTED PILL.
HEh"DohD' CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
ARE COMPOSED OF
CATAWBA GRAPE JUICE
AND FLUID EXTRACT
OF RRUBARB.
HOW TO
PROCEED IN
THE SPRING AND
SUMMER MONTHS,
to insure NEW LIFE, NEW BLOOD, NEW
yiCGR: Purchase two bottles or HELMBOLD'S
sAEsAPARILLA and one box of PILLS
WORTH THEIR wE1GHT1N GOLD.
No better investment can be made for SO small q
sum.
HEbmBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHu
has acquired WORLDWIDE. FAME.
All of my preparations are meritoricus. A Pc
Rod of twenty years has PROVED THIS to be the
case.
See remarks made by Benjamin Travers, F. r..
C. g., &C. Speaking of those diseases, and dis
eases arising from the excess Of mercury, he
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DEF TONGUES,
I'D SMOKED BEEF,
No. MACKEREL,
PIGS FEET,
SWEET CIDER, ...
PICKLES. g.. .....
SUGAR-CuRED HAMS. and
SHOULDERS, &c, fer sale by
JAMES & ANGUS, .
1894 Main street, and 10 sndl5 First Market.
an Ii
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
-~~~-~~~~-~e~Seee~o~~-> - - - -
VALUABLE MILL PR OP E r T 7
Y IN HANOVER COUNTY FOR SALE
OR RENT.-The NEW MARKET Mills and
adjoining property, about half mile from An
derson's station, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
thirty miles from Richmond, In good and
healthy neighborhood consist of q CORN,
WHEAT, CHOP and CIRCULAR-SAW MILLS;
TURNISG-LATHE, SINGLE MACHINE,
COTTUN-GIN, and BARk-MILL. There are
seventy eight acres Of LAND attached, lying on
both sides of the river; very large ! HIKE T.
STORY BUILDING needing repsirsl, formerly
used as q manufacturing establishment, adjoin-
ing the mills; comfortable DWELL!NG-
House near-an old LANYARD, CURRYING-
SHOP, and other HOUSES needing repairs). on
LOT of about eight acres, VIII CHI could be de-
t. ched and rented or sold separately. The sup
ply of water Is abundant, and fall Of more than
forty feet within 200 yards, can be obtained.
such property, with its water privileges and loca-
ton, Is seldom put in market. The owners being
engaged In other business prefer to sell or rent for
this year. The whole property can be purchased
for much less than Its intrinsic va ue) $4,000 or
rented Immediately OH accommodating terms.
There can also be purchased triangular lot oil
LAND lying on the railroad at the above-men.
toned station, nearly one acre. very desira BILE
location for a store, workshops, or good orlck X
yard, with well of good water thereon. For
three days, apply ut this office at 10 A. NJ after
that, address $685.. j. II. ANDERSON,
Verdon PostOf1ce,
Hanover Va.
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CONFEDERATE PUBLICATIONS.
~ RANDOLPH & ENGLISH will buy all kinds
OF CONFEDERATE BOOKS, but high prices
will be paid for some Of The baNle reports and
statutes or laws OF Congress. r II the new works
and the largest stock Of standard LAW BOOKS
can be had on the best terms al 1913 Main street.
an l3-uSw
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See remarks made by Benjamin Travers, F. r.
g., &C. Speaking Of those diseases, and dis
eases arising from the excess Of mercury, he
states that no remedy Is equal to the Extract of
sarsaparilla its power is extraordinary, more 80
than any other drug am acquainted with. 1t Is,
in the strictest sense tonic, with this invaluable
attribute that 1t is applicable to a state OF the
system so sunken and yet 30 irritable as renders
other substances Of the tonic class unavailable or
Injurious.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
GREAT DEPOT

" ron
SCHOOL }OkS ADOPTED FOR USE IL THE
PUBLIC SCuOO, 5 OF VIRGINIA.
rhe subsc rlbers are agents for
UNIVERSITY PUBLISHING COMPANY,
and are supplied with full Stock of their pu6lict
tions, including Primers, Spelling Books, Read
ers. Arthmettcs. aud Biographies, togl Their with
Bullion's Eugl5h Granmars published by McsSIs.
Sheldon & GO.
Orders addressed to them for the above or the
other series adopted by the Board Of Education,
will be promptly filled at contract prices. III adj
dition. they furnish all other school books used In
the pubic and private schools of the state, with
every description of Stationery.
apI5 W0DDHDUSE G PARHAM.
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By p. Bowman, Auctioneer.

TXTRA LARGE AND IMPORTANT
II SALE.-On TUESDAY, the 18th instant,
commencing at 10 O'Clock will sell at my ware
rooms, 1909 Main street.
500 cases BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, and BAL
--r- MORALS, .-. -. ~. ......
In great variety or sizes and quality. They con-
sist of eastern, New York, and carbohydrates
goods, and cannot be surpassed In attraction.
Also, a large and choice assortment or
DRY GOODS, -- ...
READY.MADE CLOTHING.
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC WOOLLENs,
FUR and WOOL HATS, and
STRAW HATS,
The goods are all desirable, fresh, and seasonal.
BILE and will be sold without reserve In lots 10 suit
r NM aers. P. BOWMAN,
p0' Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
ALUNCH will he served on day of SALE
an ~ Tn This MRTu
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n. B.-The house and furniture can be seen on
Monday, the 18th instant tapll] G. W.
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V1RU EE'S SALE OF A SMALL
TRACT OF LAND IN HENRICO, ON THE
CHARLES. CITY ROAD, ABOUT SIX MILES
FROM RICHMOND.-By virtue Of deed Of trust
executed 10 me by the late DIR: Jesse +. Winfree
and Susan B, his wife, bearing date the 14th day Of
December, 1858, and duly recorded In the office OF
HenrIco, shall, at the instance of the creditor
secured by the said desd PROCEED to sci at RgRS1c
in front of the county courthouse of Henrico, at
IL O'Clock f fair II not the next fair day there
after) the TRACT OF Ian D thereby convey ed
adioning The lands Of Franklin Stcarns and
others
TERMS One-fourth cash the balance In three
equal instruments Mt four, eight, and twelve
months and to carry interest from the day Of sale,
the purchaser to give aceed Of trust on the land to
secure the deferred instalments.
VIM. M. PEARCE, Trustee.
apLlo,l2 l4,l7,1s, 81 1895 2s2 %, &May1
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MOODS No. NORTH CAROLINA
y GROSS BEHRING'S. .s..-~,.s
go BARRELS
WOODS No. NORTH CARoLINAG GROSS
HEARINGS
receiving THIS DAY on consignment, for sale
low By Zap I5l ROBT. +. WILLIAMS & co.
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0R. EDWARD r. ROBINSON.
OFFICE:
BROAD, ABOVE 9TH STREET,
opposite Blair's drug store.
NH 27-lmf1
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GROCERaES, Ne.

V,HE PLACE TO BUY. 80 s sl ~ r.
' -.. - -y..Eg n#f-e s#,
u CANvASSED HAMS, l5c. a b.: - ~ ...r.
PRIME LEMONS aoc. a doz..~T 3D. Mat s..
DRIED ArPLES, &C. n H.;
DRIED CHERRIES, SC. ID:
HERRIEGa, loo, q doM; e,- ;4a,, .. .-
pounds LARD for 81, So a.~ys
pounds WHITE SUGAR for 81. K sr ....
pounds COFFEE for 81, n, -.-..
bushel MEAL for Sl.hs
GOODS DELIVERED FREE.
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
apis .... ,..rs ---,..s r.. Main and 9th street.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-17

DEAD YET LIVING The cedar is the
most useful when dead Ii is the m os;
productive when its place kuowes it nc
more. There Is no timber like it. Firm
in the grain, and capable Of the fine st
polish, the tooth Of no insect viii touch it,
ana Time himself can hardly destroy il.
d .tfusing "a perpetual fragrance through
the chambers which it cells. the worm
viii not corrode the book which it pro-
tects, nor the moth corrupt he garment
which it guards all but ImDorta. itself
IN tran>tuses its amarauthine qualities TO
the objects around it. Every Christian i.
useful in his life, but the goodIy cedars
are the most useful aiterward
Luther is dead but the Reformation
lives. Knox, Melville, ana Henderson. are
dead, but Scotland still retains Il Sabbath
aud Christian peasantry, a bible IN every
house, aud a school in every parish.
Bunyan IS dead, but his bright spirit still
walks the earth in its PHgrinss Progress.
Baxter Is dead, but souls are quickeued
by the SAINTS Rest. Cowper i dead
but the " golden apples" ars stlll as fresh
as when newly gathered iu tn silver
basket OF the Olney Hymns. Eliot Is
dead, but the missionary enterprise Is
Young. Henry Martyr Is dead. but who
can count the apostolic spirits who. pho.
uiX-llke, have started from the funeral
pile? Howard is dead, but modern phil
anthropy Is only commencing its career.
Rukes Is dead, but the Sunday-schools 90
F. Hamilton.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-17

SHELrERISG URCHARDs.-AmOngl late top
les ,n-TvIuccd in sumo OF our agricultural
ind Horticultural COntt mpOrar 'es, Is that OT-
chard-, to make u EN- productive, must he
shelter Cd on ~ least two sides rom the cold
rlasts OF winter Tn.s shelter IL To- consist
Of htdges Of evergreen trees, and be OF sufh
cient Height and density 70 make 4 secure de-
tense.
The thing, in our Judgment is a iallacy.
lust, ad OF proving advantageous To an Or
cnard, we brlicve a hedge. or protection of
any kind, would Ne a positive injury. Ap-
ple-orcLards planted in valleys and southern
exposures will not as rule be healthy OF
weld crops at all compared 10 orchards
lanted IN elevated positions, opened to the
wind from ev ry quarter. Indeed, II We
were about to set out an crcnard to-day, We
should select high northern exp sure All
.ur experience and observation 20 to show
such a uusitOu TO he the best. Those about
sett NJ out richards this spring should avoid
what they weuld be likely To find serious
error. IL IL a notorious fact that even IN
Name and other extremely cold States,
northern exposures are selected for apple or
cbard>, where they stand the severity of the
climate much better than in valleys, or
where they have southern exposures or are
sd, TERED. A Maine farmer says, 9 Were |
to plant an orchard and had two locations,
one valley surrounded by hills except on
the south SIDE, and the other high elevation
exposed to the cold winds, | would choose
the latter in preference TO the former. - The
came holds good as it regards peach orchards
A great object il to keep back the blooming
as long as possible, ard tins can best be done
in northern exposures, without shelter
This we think will DO found to be tire ex-
perience in the Middle, Northern and East
rrn States, Of many observing afple-zlvwe 8
Tteie may he some exceptions, It Is true,
but tltS are ly = * IT. rs ~ shis rLls.
- Germo.tV1rn I.lsgTsPa
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-17

CULTIVATE SWEET YoICE.-Not all
can have musical voices but upon pam Of
death | would have girls speak low.
Training can do much in the way Of mel
ody and sweetness but a voice that Is
softly moduated cannot be violently disa-
2 eeabe. And if girls tongue Is
lncoIrigibe, let her be deposed atogeth-
er. Such girls, somehow, become com.
mon They fall into can hardly dig
nlty it with the name Irritation but into
sort OF banterIng communication with
unknown meu--a traffic which Is so fatal
to dignity in women, and INSPIRES no rev.
ereuce in man. Aud tins passes for live
Iness and attIactlveness, or. at most, per
haps, 1t is beng "a httIe wild" But It Is
wIlduess winch girls cauuot afford
Delicacy i thing which cannot be ost
and found. No art can restore to the
grape Its bloom. Familiarity without CON
hdence, Is destructive to all that makes
woman exalting and enuobIug.-GaU
Hamilton