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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-19
CouSTIN0 TWENTY-FIVE.
now TIE WIFE or UTICA EDITOR cuRBED
MS uNoovERSABLE TEMPER.

found the cherished face Of Maila Ann |
wreathed in smiles the other evening when |
l returned from my srduous daily toll. q |
am engaged az standing man al saloon. |
Sn many candidates arc treating that the
saloon-kceptr hires SIX Of US 10 be treated.
We all drink with every candidate who
comes, ~, and Il makes business pretty
sad my chosen one, Joshua, am
afraid you d. not always hnd Gn angel
In disposition"
Said /, "That's so-Aic-my dear
don't seldom fad you, uange' in-in any
"And," shs aided, "you are not always
the most pleasant man 10 the world"
did not feel called on to reply.
"Nnw, said she read that"
She had cut an Item from the columns Of
some paper wherein demented writer told
about some impossible woman who, beng
troubled with bad temper, cOuuted TWEEN.
iy.fve every time she got provoked, and
thus became a sweet, amiabe, aud dearly
loved ornament Of the house oiher delighted
husband. read Tue Article as wei. as the
condition Of my head would allow, and re-
marked "Bosh."
Maria Auu paid No attention TO me, but
unf lded her plan. she SAID mat every
tine got mad l could count twenty-five,
and every time sue 20, mad she would count
twenty-five. ! asked hsr WHO she thought
would pay our rent while VIC sat down and
counted twenty i've over and over all day
long. Then sue said was always raising
obi c.ions Ia hey p.aus iOT our mutual im-
pruvemuut, and said was not, and she
sid l was enough 10 Try the patience oil
salut, and said she was too, and sue came
Tor me, ana told her TO count twenty-five;
but she forgot all about that, aud just tailed
fne in IN l4ff eve
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-19
DOTY'S WASHING MACHINE.
Universal Clothes Wringer

APPROVED With RcwEtL's Patent DguBts Coa'wHsshs
and the PAtEsr sroP, sre now uneqaeahonAhy lar tu'
perioF to any apparatus for washing clothes ever IN
vsatoi and will rsvs their e1s, twice year BY SAVING
labor and clothes
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-19
INSURE YOUR LIFE
IN TIE
DELAWARE
MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE CO.
HONE OFFICE ;---ExcHANGE RUILDINe
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
JOHN r MCLEAN, Pre- ideut
cHAs. BURTON, ~ s.e-s,Ary
R)BERT c. FRAIN, Geur sui s.lntsnaent Of Aseae .,

The Delaware Mltusl has no ttockhoiiers All inc
surTlus funds OF tue Cln4any VII -qutsDly a,v.dea
an ~ tn o. c. -hll srrs ihs tusinass Of The Co
oSny Ia eonia"ed with energy. equity AMI ecouonv
.hei7py alanias tns CON 'A1y 40 toe iaslraacs 1t
~ a. "4n psfsci a'it3 @ p0lev-Aod-rs Co..
iieAen oe 'arActvr d=sous & 0riIs cons esoa with
ne o.tpAny A. agents, .ieiusi ed 10 coumauio.ie
WIZ h11rf u Frau, ts--r-l 81 IrAdeut AgeL-
les a. lone tm'e. Wilmington Delaware Books
aenAnlug sefenc and a.le o. rates wiz te sent 10
an "idre.s ca sppacalon being AZ de to any OF -
IN e. y Ase4tso b q .nuaay.
LiiAM q. ALHlC y. &c oral A-sn' for Delaware
JAMES MJJLLLf. DAVID n. RICKAEDs- spt
aggl-om
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-19
9sIamare Stats 9uurnaL
TrrsnAr Morslro, MAncu 10. ls7a.
POMPOsETY.


Hold not thy head ton tigh, my iriend
Fnr surely thou must know,
The heaviest heads Of wheat VIII peha
The slalk on which they gruw;
And everywhere the Low lest flowers
Bloom nearest ~ the ground
The sweetest songsters Of TIE wood
nlowly shade5 abound.
Hold not thy head too high, my Iteud
though rich An land or gold
Thu throngs that on thy step attend
SNEAK not the thought they hold
Their true respect Is only paid
Where worthiness they see--
Wh1sa deiereudN bows are made
Unto thy wealth. not thee
Hold not thy heal too high, my hisni,
What r thy station herei
For brain viii triumph In the end
What ten will be thy sphere
We eurr not tly lcrdly tread,
Nor vt thy lot reline-
Who could not hold erect n heA
Thai weighs ~ light Us thinsf
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-19

CElDLITz 70 ~ DERs.--lhis valuable hons.
- I'd apsris.t, e have tut 40 fresh ever. ,v.ek-
ut f- ma. rai 9niy also Guarantee each potodsy
70 JM weigh The care zztreisel ia prststl'
heI ilatief plrfauc--aspscia ~ invite eonrs r.
sSu 4lth those o. an Inferior kird lt at less money
EDWARD MelHALL, Jr.
second and Marketrts
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-19

approved with kcNELLa IAEAhl bethlh NNN-""e-N-l
md the PAIRsr sToP sre uneqaesiiouahly far tu
perior any apparatus for washing clothes ever IN
vsatoi and will rsvs their r1sl twice year BY saving
labor and clothes.
tn Editor Of this paper who purchased Washer aud
wfinger, thus testifes as to their yalue
Awaiting Its sure condem nation, took seat, Pre-
pared at any moment to hear tho irs gTowl iroIA me
operAtor-Nho b. the " had ntver teiore that ume
seen ols IA operation. On went the work, however
nosslsssy patently aud apparently without tuSrt loi
= Tow moments, wAen the operator SUDDEN! h anoi,
aud laughingy opening tho lids Of the lnaehae
| brought out very mueh TO our aslonishnell Mons
! ter Of very we'll Washel clothes, which ne-asa
Lut the rinsing touches to eoap'ete ,h,m aud aaAs
them look as we'll and satisfactory a. l! LEY tAa come
i from cue Of the best lauudres.
Our prejudoes we're shaken, and when atehinf 70.
teauy ths whole operAtion-an ola cls li,us ieon o.
seven years-a domestic appencage By tue Va. az
opportunity to caeu the lover AID WORK away az tue
nacnin! with perfect va snd itue " NJ 'A'aS ~
confess that all missiV ngs AZ to tie eaiAhi Oh me
macnine to do it, work vanished Iem our nihe sta W
uecime convert 10 the phu,iple 81 Nashing ny ma
ehiuey At EAST as fias the pVIY PArEAr eoaesnsl
PRICEs-A Fair OGer.
thv Merchants your place will al furnish, SEM
Tor the Madhiuet send the retail Price MAahef So
Extra wrinser 49, and Will iOrEard eithof or both
maohinss free offfsght, TO places whore no oae sel
linsi and are we they will b. Liked shai We
to reiuud the money ifany wishes " return
the machines free OF telght, after month"; 'sAl nc
eoriing to ditections.
no husband, father or brother should sGmH the
drudgtry ofwashing with the hands, hfy-,vO days In
the year when 1t be dyue better eHrsdiuOas,
with less labor, and no injury to The garments by
Doty Clothes Washer Aad u ,srsai Nduses.
Sold by dealers generally, t. Fhon liberal discounts
are made,
II. c. BROWNING, Gen. Agent.
so Cortlandt st., New York.
snrQQo
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-19
"A RepOsI tory OF Fashion, Pleasure, q
instructions.
Harper's Bazaar.


Notices Of ths Pren
ltisroAy the only illustrated ehroncsr of iaihisn
In the country. Its euppements alone worth the
subscription price Of the paper While fully maintaa
ing lta position mirror OF fashion, II also contains
stories poems, hrllaut easavs esdes general snd PER
sonai gossip -BosoH Saturday Evening Gaseiie.
TAsre never was any paper pdbshsd that 50 Delight
ed the heart Of woman Never mind ifit does cost you
anew bouuei Il viii you ten times the no in the
househod eenaomy It teaehes.-Pr0pideHce Journal.
The young 10 who buys single number OF har-
Even ng Post.
Tns excellent Like all the periodicals. which
the HArpers publish Il almost ideally we'll edited aud
the class Of readers for whom It Ia inendsi-he moth
aud dAughot 10 average fmiles-cannot but pront
by s god good taste which, have douot
to-day mSking very many homes happier than they
pay have besn before the women began taking lessons
In Personal aud household aud social gemeul IRON
/ this gooi-nltured mentor.-The Nation. N. Y
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-19
MEDICAL.
NTEDIoAL ELECTRICITX.
DR. c. II. LAYTON,
Late OF Sew York sud Philadelphia would say TO bic
friends and the public tina, be may stli be found at
No. 1897 TATNALL STREET
Where he 10 treating


NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Or every description, with The most gratifying results
~ dis NkN sfsrEM VI MEDICAL ELkClIi.lIN
y stem practice based strictly srivnhc loipes,
a thorough knowledge Of which not vny nVcvssar,
oruvr successful tfuatmun but without wnlcn
the application OF kscgreity IL ARy iJrin butA deLee
fuus experiment. We siyv bsluS list VI diseases
treatment Vi which tns system isespeeiay aiapuji anl
IN which have Lssn most successful
AnAnrosis blindness on paiayris Of theOptie neltei
smsnorrhWa interruption or rvehuOn VI Tue nvuses,
sphoua, suppression O the yUic., asthma, ague cns
ghOreA Of. tus dance, constipation caaffA couusa-
~ ito eafl stages cvusui ehof ss eOlduvss u ts
hands eramps, cahevrs deainuasi Nuea iron para
!ss Tue acoustic nrrtvi psa; ulauutla etopay
aataenoe gravel, suitTe, hystcna, mp 1tsrasei
enes, iumOaso, lifer cgmIiaintti oeElAWt n-utagis
ert 0us.vss, pus palsy tn unatisni spluAt disvasr
urtztures, aud tuinofs.
uterine (Jr wombl disease is value cannot be etl
Mated. ffoaptus, mispac1uvnt uievrauont and cthsi
OF WOMB iseases promptly tgleved aud feraia
oshtly cured IA Incredibly saufs pace VI time.
hLTLitEACEa.
have the pleasure ot Referring those wno may
UNDERTAKE Electrical treatment IL Tue VlvNluB vel
citizens Of MilmnBtOn aud VIC iuity, WA AaVs
treated ny a., ana witnessed in othsfe.
. Jutepa bringhaTst, 2iB v ust street.
kiNard L. hco, sUl shlpley erect.
". Il. Nan, hast Fourth street.
Charles Il .uordon, o. MarKet street
Georgo Celand, o. safenn Washington slf'
Il, n. J0nes, corner OF Euh ana MaTket btIost
WAL Rudolph, 2l7 Mstko. stfset.
Dr.. Washington Russell, Cnristiaaa, Dbl
Waller \, h0ataEats, s---.-ls4447--es
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-18

CoNrIDENCE IN HUMAN NATURE.-A
clever old lady, apparently just arrived
on train from the country, entered
one of the refreshment saloons ut the
Springfield, Massachusetts, railroad
station tho other day, and gazed eager
" about the apartment rs though
searching for something. At last a
waiter inquired what she was looking
for, and sLc replied that she left her
parasol on the settee, and was trying
to find 1t. a general search com
meneed and lasted for some time. FL
nally one Of the walters asked the old
dame when she LEFT 1t, to which she
answered, after counting up on her
fingers, "Well, 1t was just three years
ago last Fourth Of July" There was
a general roar, much to the astontsh-
msnt OF the old lady, who went away
with very puzzled look upon her
countenance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-18
A SCENE IN BEEcHER's CHURCH
A. C.sxpee,rA I.serr.p,ien.

As Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
gave out the last hymn one morning,
woman about forty years OF age, wear
Ing spectacles, aud attired IN faded
dress, well-worn brown shawl and
bonnet Of the last century, over which
was thrown u green gauhe veil, mount
cd bench in the vestibule near the
main entrance, and flourishng an old
cotton umbrella, began haranging the
immense gathering: "Oh, you old
free lovers" :" said she. Here you are
In your fine silks and satins. You
come here to worship the god OF free
love, and you care nothing for the Saw
Tor OF mankind. That will do, Mr..
Beecher. Che great pastor had just
resumed his seat.l You can't TOOL me.
You're a free lover, and so am |. Free
love Is the -" Here venerable
usher approached the now frantic
woman, and requested her to keep
aulet and depart. The woman refused
to move, and flOurislied her umbrella
more wildly than before. Don't put
u hand onto me, old man. Git! Git -
said she, poking her umbrella at the
usher. "Come down, will you. II
Won don't I'll call the police" said he.
neryously twitching his fingers. The
would.be preacher twirled tue UNI
brella about her head, and with 4 shrill
scream swooped down on the nervous
usher, aud throwing her arms around
his neck. gave him q hearty smack OIL
the cheek, exclaiming: THANK the
Lord; TIE old general kissed me-"
By this time vast multitude had gath
cred In the vestibule and street, and
the scene provoked loud laughter. The
usher could not disengage himself
from the womsn's grasp. She forced
him to the church entrance. The
blushing official, using all his strength
to free himself from her, said: "Do
letyo Of ME, !" rs the congregation be-
gan pouring from the church; ''Please
let go Of mo or I'll call tho police"
With one vigorous effort he freed HIM
self from her. and shouted "away with
YOU; begone." '.Oh, ho, general,
that's il, Is it?" And she made an
other dive for him, but the venerable
gentleman escaped her clutches, and
was lost In the crowd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-18
S 2 6 5 o 90 o o !
IN GOLD COIN,
VIII be given 10 Holders OF Tickets nt
the conclusion OF tho Concert,
Ms followsi
1000 Gifts amounting to. ............

Each Ticket will be composed Of Two Cou-
mons. of the value OF $50 each. which Coupon
will entItle the hC.der 10 admission 70 the Con-
cert and TO one-half OF any GIN awarded to said
Ticket.
Thousand Gins will take place at Virginia City,
Nevada, on the 18th day OF August, 1872, under
the Immediate supervision OF tho Trusteos, A.
directed by the Act OF; the Legislature authoriz-
ing the same. H#.u
~ One Hundred Thousand Tickets win DO
sold. from the proceeds OF which $4,000 In
Gold Coin Gifts will be returned to the eholders
" The remainder. aftcr deducting the expenses.
will be disposed Of according to Section Of tho
Hci snthorizipe the Concert, as follows:
"All moneys coming into tho State Treasury
nom sources provided for In this Act, shall be,
and the same Is hereby, set apart, and shall %
constituted Special Fund. TO be known ns the
Lnsanc Asylum Building Fund and INC ,ss ststS AZ,
amount received from said source from time to
time, and the Governor shall report tho samo to
the next Legislature"
The Drawing viii be in public, and conducted
In the same manner as that o. tne Aercanuie
Library Of San Francisco, California:
The holders OF Tickets TO which GIFTS Arc
awarded. will present the sane Immediately A.
ter tho Drawing to Wells. Fargo q Co.. Iret-
Ilrer. Virginia City, Nevada, for payment; Ilek:
ebs sbsourh NJ ei BANKING Houses or welrt, Fargo 4
90 "a Exprcss. All communications will be
addressed 10 d. L. BLANCHARD. Manager, st
Virginia City, Nevada. All orders for Tickets
viii be promptly attended 20 Dy .nS a. sireetsd
Tiekets arc good only to the holders, and will
Thst the Enterprisc win be managed with In.
territy and responsibility, we will refer TO tho
following prominent citizens:
J.D. MINOR.
j. SCHOOLING.
w. H. HOBART. - ,I,..
C.L, PERKINS,. t,,-.. -
a. D. .TREADWAY, Carson City.
GRO. D. FRYER. Carson City.
CHAS. +. BICKNELL. ..
". B. THoRNBVhG, Virginia City.
&C. G. iPRNiDERGAsT. virsinii City. r
JOHN sKAE. Virginia City. y
REMEDY B MSLLoN. Virginia City.
lion. NJ. s. BONNIFIELD, Unionyille.
WIN. BORING, Aurora
A. c. CLEVELAND, Hamilton, White Pine.
D. L. HASTINGS. Silver City.
J. .HAZLETT. Dayton:
r. McBRTH. Galena.
w. W. mccoy. Eureka.
{. {. i i. sahRS, MLtas Wilt ylIsinI. R,9si City,
j. ". SMALL. Genoa.
ELOWERY. Virginia City.
T. TENANT. Hamilton, White Pine.
II. II. BECK. Washoe City.
J. w. ELLYS0N, Carlin.
CLFULLER. Austin.
Al. LOCKWOOD, Empire City.
WELLS, FARGO 4 CO., virsi.ia City
n mr. NNTT Nm NT.-.~.s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-18

TEN out OF twenty-five former slaves
Of n gentleman in Birmingham county.
Virginia, elected to stay with their old
master AFTER their emancipation by the
war. He died the other day and left
these loyal bondsmen = fine farm. on
which they and theirs can all live COM
fortahly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-18
RoUcHINc IT!
MARK TwAIH's NEW BOOK.

AIRS. SARAH ARNOLD Is NOW CAM
nj washing Gold Hill for the sale Of the above
popular work, Sh, Ia the only authorized agent
for storey county. and hv certificate from
Roman & Co.. San Francisco, to that ensct,
statIng that stany party representing himsel or
bersni1 az agent, and receiving subscriptions,
other than Mrs. Arnold, shall not receive books
I ~ All orders trken." apps II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-18

A PERr.oUs FENT.-A Bostonian
named Dooris accomplished II daring
feat May 2d. The vane on the East
Cambridge Methodist steeple requiring
repairs, DOORS volunteered for $40
bill to ascend and throw it down. And
having accomplished this by dint of
pluck and = portable ladder, he found
himself on 4 tower % feet above the
roof, with his ladder immovably fixed.
and no help within reach. Tho chief
of tho fire Department. equal to the
emergency, sounded a fire alarm and
soon brought apparatus which secured
his rescus between 10 and i o'clock at
night. A vast crowd had collected aud
watched for hours the perilous but fss.
clnating work-cheering young Dooris
Oh his arrival on the earth rs though
they liked to see man start IN life
with high aims, and had no objection
to his being away nom home after dark
when they knew where was.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-18

A MATCH EoR YANKEE DoopLE.-Sir
r. p. Stewart, Of Dublin, writes to
Mr.. Gilmore that he has discovered 4
similarity Of harmony in the compost
tion "Let Erin Remember the Days OF
Old" and "Yankee Doodle" He Is
at work arranging the former to be
sung In unison by the entire chorus.
while the orchestra will play the lat
ter, which furnishes an admirable bass.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-18

The hens having broken the corner
OH eprs which WAS established at Eas.
ter, are setting their minds to fancy
lSyIng. Tl.e sofiiee of a rural paper
which is not ornamented with spsci
men OF hen-ffuit contalning two yolks,
or a crab-apple, or OF abnormal size
or inscribed With detached selections
from the American alphabet, Is indeed,
a sterile waste.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-18
ACmcAao widow, of boarding house

ACmcAao widow, Of boarding house
education, acquired no less than $l7,-
600 Of the relief funds by appearing
under various guises, aud having sew
eral different places Of abode. She
had gathered seven stoves In one local.
ity, and In another an immense num-
ber of blankets. And yet old fogies
talk about the incapacity Of women to
do business, take care Of themselves,
and yOts.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-22

IS72. SG.S7. Oxen and other cattle
also show a heavy decline in price IN
the Eastern States. obviously from the
same cause as the decline in production
viz: scarcity of hay and other feed. Inc
ratio of decline in the Middle states Is
not 50 large, while in the south the de-
cline has been smaller the rates ruling
always lower and the breed nelhS IN
tcrior. Sheep, alone of all the stock,
command higher rates. III vermont
the average price of IA sheep not less
than one wear old, has advanced since
February of last year from $40 to
80: in New York, from S3.& to
S4.:2: in Pennsylvania, from S3l5 to
$40: in Ohio. from 10 to S3.3 I; in
Michigan. from $2.45 to S3.l4; in Hi
uoiS, from S2I5 to $3.50; i'll Iowa. from
>1.oS to al in California, from Ssh
to S:}.OS i'll Texas, from II 80 to Sl.13.
The Southern states have few sheep,
and have not felt the appreciation ma
tcrially.
The decline i'll the value of hogs il
very marked. In Ohio i'll ls69 the
average price was $l0.35: i'll 1872 the
avera gc' price is 1893. Am equal de-
cline is shown by the other swine pro-
ducing States.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-22
farm. Gmdm and JougrL,nM
Comparative Numbers and Prices OF
Farm Stock

From advance sheets. giving the re
>ult al tlic February circular to Stati>ti-
";Il respondents. made up at the
liurrau of Agriculture III Washington.
We are anl. To furnish our readers with
some important statistical information.
showing the comparative numbers and
prices of farm stock in the nitcd
States. There has been. it appears on
Il careful combination of local reports.
slight increase in all kinds of domestic
animals, except sheep. which show Il
decrease of about one per cent. The
largest increase is III swine. Il per cent.
horses and mules. , per cent; milch
COWS. per cent: oxen. and other eat
tie. | percent. Maine shows decrcaS,
of > per cent. in horses. New Hamp-
shire /. Rhode Island ,. Connecticut |.
and California |. The other States
show an increase -MaS>achusctts per
cent. and Nebraska 20 per cent, the
largest increase in ANY State.
Maine. New Hampshire. Vermont
Rhode island and Connecticut show u
decrease III milch COWS. whilst tn,
greatest appreciation is in the new
States 20 per cent. in Nebraska. l. III
Kansas. 10 i'll Iowa and Minnesota. Il in
Missouri aud Arkansas. and ) in Wis
conSin.
The Eastern States show Il decreaS,
in ''oXem and other cattle" as also Il,
New York. Pennsylvania, Georgia.
Florida. Texas and California; Most OF
the Western States show an increase
the largest being Minnesota 10. and Ne
hraSka 20 per cent.
The advance i'll the price of wool is
expected to increase the tiockS of sheep
he states now reporting an advance
Ill numbers are Vermont. Il per cent.
Texas. per cent. Arkansas. Michigan.
| Wisconsin,. Kansas and Nebraska ca
per cent?; California and Oregon Iii
per cent.
The numbers of swine have not been
sustained i'll any of the Eastern States.
The Increase is i'll the South and West
but more particularly III Nebraska Ga
per cent? Kansas. Iowa and Illinois
The decrease III farm stock shown in
the New England States. which is in
some measure affected 10y the leSsened
prices. Is more particularly due. We
have no doubt. to the short hay crop.
y season or two of abundant hay crops
would doubtless reverse the figures
above given.
In the Important matter of prices
there Is shown to he IL falling of since,
February. ISL. for all kinds except
sheep. which have appreciated materi-
ally i'll value. But the decline is ncith-
Ell uniform nor UNIVERSAL demand fol
horned stock. especially mich COWS. IN
the south having >titlened current
prices Ill some localities. The decline
III III prices for horses is quite general.
leNaS. where the rates at which horse.
are held nave always been less than in
any other State. alone showing a SLIGHT
advance. Prices for neat stock ar,
lower than for seven Years past. except
III lcNa>. where appreciation is result
ing from the heavy drain made by the
drnNer>. In lH69 the average price OF
mllch COWS i'll Massachusetts was St;7.
oo: III 1870. so i'll ISL, S59.I6 in
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-22
FARM FOR SALE!

The subscriber "ff,r~ his farm t,r SALE situated
short distance from NJ. Danyillr village. said
farm contains on hundred and fourteen acres Of
excellent Land we'll divided int" pasturIr. tIagc
and moving Thirty acrrs wood land splendid
orchard of i've hundr,d trees Also apple "r-
chard mostly y"unG and thrifty trees. raised NV"
hundred bushels of apples this last season. AIS" a
largr Garden al excellent fruit. Buildings
Portable. ANY wishing Ia pUrchH-,. the ahnN,
farm PLEASE 'all "u TIN, subscriber NJ. Danvill,
village. CHAS. NAREEA.