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WC.th C.U21- Items.

Clark y tcrenn is shipping in
nlon9c quantities 81 tHrkies, prairie
chickens. pA,a.an!s, qus;i5, SC.
- CHA OF Squcir"s Day, who lives
a''Da. three miles cast OF AiicEia!r.
IN tlis county. w3s tHruoG 10 death
On Wednesday % ia.t week. Ia
mother had gone ont. leaving the
ciald 10 the mouse, when its clu,h.g"
caught hr6 froln the stove. Il lived
about s!x hoI!s. its ase Yves ton,
Years.
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inc-ecsc car subscription Inst. DeTa9res;'s
S1It3Ey stands uarivsIei Is ? family magazine.
Is choIc. literature, is superior muse. its large
arnonn. NJ valuable in:nrnatInG ana srtt-.ic !;iis-
t-ailpaz, give L q Just claim 10 ,t3 we'll earned
~: III. model GlagsEine .: Suuc.!C1.'
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THREE prisoners IN the Ct. Jos ;sii
borrowed unde, tue Tsil: G: that ia-
stituticu, fnd succeeded IL r1sktEs
good their escape.
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Srcy Notice.

V7AEEE up ~ an cstrsy by st..Aaei Chrcn.S
/ ter, living near Nodswsy station, Andrew
county, Missouri, one Whit steer. inc- Years
I'd, H. CT ha:h e.:s rca, = fH I'D :;r5t. ~ liz
fo.t loe,, slim horns. y. MAKE I brsi:ts
ApV-4eri n So. h Gso-:e j. CI;Fr-t arf /.
Hunter. "ho liSvt been dG!y sr9G7! II - LIB
SCI! DsI for hat purpose.
JANE. BURNS, :. P.
Lincoln Tcwnsh!y, Ax,i-sw Ge,, l9.
Ja-G-~. =, S-S-ltS
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A Splendid Lot OF
land for. Sale

V'HE UNDERSIGNED will oFe. 1t
J. private sale Tor trade for land near Ssvsn-
nah the following described property, situated
Dehalb county, Mo. The southeast quarter OF
scctIon DH'n''rr6 {. southeast quarter Of southwest
quarter, and cas-; halt OF Lots Nos. | and . Of The
nor;hea=; qlGI;c- OF section uuTnbcre G.. and wssi
half Of lot number D.! OF northwest quarter section
ETi1hrr ;; ali in township 81, range ~, contain
Ing 81 Cl-1o9 acres more or less.
ihcr- Is a LIVING stream of wafer running
through 'hiS lSTi.
20: iosLher particulars, call on tie under
si"rc1. IL the oiic= over George GiaZieG's store A..
SaT.siah andrew county, Mo.
"a WHITAKER,
~ Attorney s. LaT.
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penalty, interest and costs, and place all
in a column headed back taxes.
Referred.
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vFpNTsDaY. JANUARY Il.

Tg2 MISSOURI LEsIsLATUaE.
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Valuable PhRHn for Sale.

81. \ acr, tract, IL miles from ssrsnn.h. g sc~ IN sslav,fon, Ssges
trees ! mile from school house.
4i2 l3 acres, 4 miles north ofSsValDrh. S',ors1i Il cltyssCn, oa.1S aAAi
coed stock water. goodsppe and posca orchard
4l6 A good farm of "a scre,. milo ttUn RhiteE,ila
48 4 we'll improved farm of 90 aorea, : GOOD frame house. good vsS, = sT'
trees, and g variety Of small fruit -.
4I9 A valuable farm Of 50 acres sI unie fence 5 coed orchsd, and 3 vuissd
smaI fruit. .a
trees and other fruit. >.
improvements, and = variety Ct truu- cheap for essa.
42A 100 acres all under fence, and veil in. T.d, 81 -..o z-a. 81 FR
tees ! acre grape viues and a variety Of sIa. fruit on iDeia- <4-a- -,
AS IS acre farm. ii acres il cultivation, !os dwelling, good disable n1ao-'-a'
I2 mile from school house.
Several dwellings in the city, for sslsc hesp 4.
4 number Of suburban Tas.ieIcss, and In-mpr0ysd lsa ADJOINING Gos v !"
sale on favorable ;orns c-s
uah with dwellings, can bsd,itad ate3farnsi l5oapp!e treas = as' a9H Co
.Ic.ch aud cherry tNes snd sG>lfruu, under sod fence. and Tsi Sassl' ."
desirable location. ,--,i
$50. so ecreso OF good farming land, ! miles ess.o Of Savannah and 2 Ns "H'"
Rochester with a nov frame hoUsc of 1 ROOMS, ~ . scr1s II cultivation; u-.
A3l Il good farm II I5} acres IN 4 so1 rsSEb1cIooc, OF = EnrAe t"' "~
proved, ? miles north OF Savannah. , -,,q,
! as A v@v dmr.bl. farm Of les .Uss 2; niles southeast F Ellucs cheap"
cash. -..nfs,
rtmr, with 2,G0 fruit trees, two new frame houses u can be dyLei 50 mEs"N
firm leo fruit uecs and tMo othsr 800. Es1n, es!v. "A.
as. 4 No | farm Of l6n acres. ! nile from SaTsHosh. veil cIIoTr-f f"FF
trees $50 grarC vines, sni other fruit Term sssT. o,.u,,
$40 A good farm Of 20 acres; SO srRs under t.ucs aud N cU,G-ston, d Nens
oool s;nck wafcr.2 T5 apple trees, 300 pesch trees. si s'.EetJ OF otAcF Hw4'
miles from Savannah. schoolhouse and chuT-a 8>Gr and,
40 A choice small farm f5S acres s. H. cultivation, E good Esms hcds, !.
leg dwelling good living water p apple trees, 30 I4soh, All cler fTus 4~"
from deuot 4 bargain If applied Tor soon.
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CcDstables' and Justices Blanks.
We have q fall supply of blanks for
the use of Justices of the Peace and
ConstahleS. which arc gotten up in ex-
cel!cn; style, and will save the officers
q great deal OF writing. They will be
sold cheap, and III quantities to suit
purchasers. Call at TIE REPUBLI-
A. Office.
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al tbs Old Stana,
Sosih side 81 the PsSli. sos.r.

|;Fo r. OFT c,s.oIn.fs + AK. xnx
i .saoaaains tt'as ! szys brsss.i -.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-11

The Democracy Of Ohio seem to be oil at
sea. First Of all, we have one class adyo-
eating the entire dissolution Of the party and
Allen county Democrats led of In this dlrec-
ton few weeks ago, and met with prompt
and decisive response from their brethren In
the county OF Hamilton. These gentlemen
denounced all existing parties Us corrupt
dishonest and untrue to the best interests Of
the country. They censured the two parties
In Congress upon the back pay business and
the credit mobilier transactions, oil Of which
was very proper'and just, and thorc the mat
ter ended. Enthusiastic opponents Of the
Administration of the Liberal Republi-
can order thought they saw in the
action Of these disguised Democrats the nrst
indication OF the coming revolution In poll
tics, and gave II all the assistance they could.
Commenting upon the subject the Cincinnati
Commercial In o recent article says lib
eraiism Is not confined to the Republican
party--thcro arc Democratic Liberals as well
as Republican Liberals" and now the great
duty OF these Liberal Democrats and Liberal
Republicans, ''who arc dissatisfied with the
present state Of political affairs, Ii TO assemble
In mass or by their accredited representative
nj Columbus, on tho 30th, and nominate q
whole ticket"
This 10 nice little programme; but the
experience Of Baltimore and the disastrouf
OF last fall would not seem TO hold
nut a very fatterlng future for lis success.
Il Is Simply the same old game over again-
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Photographed by LiaLtuiuE.

IfFU" tHo uVutH DeHu fFIUuuuI
Just after the storm Levi Sipes, an cm-
ployec In the Huey chair factory, happened
to glance from his work out Of one of tho
south windows of the shop, and was sur
prised to sec the outlines of two buildings
on one Of the lights of glass. He called the
attention Of II. v. Huey and others to the
strange phenomenon, and q closer inspection
showed them TO be rs perfect u representa-
ton OF the residences OF Joseph Warden and
leighton Pine as any photographer could OBJ
tain on q negative. These buildings are on
the river bank, about two and half squares
but there was a north window directly In
line with them and the south window on
which the phenomenon appeared. The be-
lief Ia that Il was caused by electricity, as IL
faded away about half an hour after the
storm,
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Contribution to the Theory Of Miracles.

The abb Hoffman, has addressed COM
muuication to the Univers Of Paris concern
ing the miraculous appearances In Alsace-
Lorraine. The Able explains therein, with
the help of Thomas d'Aquino, that there arc
two kinds OF miracles, those Of the first and
second class. The miracles OF the first class
are exclusively wonders performed by God
himself; those of the second class are per-
formed by creatures; that Is to say, either by
angels or by devils. The appearances In
Alsace-Lorraine belong to the second class,
and II Ia questionable whether they proceed
from blessed or damned spirits; In order to
transform them into miracles Of the first or.
der IL still wants the segill,m Del. 1t will he
necessary to wait In order to arrive at q cor
rect conclusion on this last polnt.-Bcrsin
County (0hio) STATE Journal.
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The Opcra Prospect Tor Next faIl.
The strakosch italian opera troupe, which
Is to open at the academy Of music next fall,
(after Its New York season. Is creating al
ready many pleasant anticipatlons of coming
vocal enjoyment. The, artlstcs are said to be
unusually mcritorious. The Paris American
Register, Of juno 81 last says on this subject:
The majority Of the artists already secured
by the Messrs. Strakosch are not only Of ac-
knowledged merit, but are at present enjoy
ing the favor Of the English public at the
two Royal opcra-houses In London. Since
her last visit 10 the United States Nine Nils
son, the star Of the new Strakosch company,
has won fresh laurels In St. Petersburg, Mos
COW and the English metropolis.
The audiences which she Is at present at
tracing to Drury Lane are more fashionable
and humorous, and tho enthusiasm which she
excites Is more genuine and rapturous than
ever. Nor Is this without reason5 Her vo
calization has improved, and her voice has
grown stronger aud richer In volume since
her return from Russia.
The other prime dome secured for the Uni
ted States arc; First, Mile Turiani, who pos
| sesses the triple advantages Of youth, good
looks and charming voice. She sang last
season at the 1taliens In Paris, and she has
since met with great success, not only In
London, but 10 the English provinces, under
.ho uhoedoh VI mr. "oPioooh, " hoi hu-
jesty's opera.
Second. Mile Marcsi, O young dramatic
soprano. with beautiful quality Of voice,
who appeared to great advantage last season
In Milan and Genoa, In Faust and In
Romeo and Juliet" She has been engaged
by the Messrs. strakosch to sing Lucretia,
Aida and other dramatic roles.
Third. Miss Annie Louise Cary, an Amer
lean lady, with q fne contralto voice, already
an established favorite with the musical pub
lie In the United States, and who Is to be the
prima donna contralto for the approaching
season.
The principal tcnors for the new troupe
will be CamPanini and CaPoul, who arc at
Drury Lane, and Bonfratelli, an excellent
young tonor from the Scala, Milan. Signori
Maurel and Del Puente will be the leading
b1ritones Of the troupe. Signor Maurel Is al
Present. engaged at the Royal italian opera,
Covelt oarden.
In William Tcll," "D,norah," Linda"
and Faust" he has proved a formidable rival
to Faure. signor Del Pucnte Is the fayorite
Of Her Majesty's opera, Drury Lane. He
has q high baritone voice, and excels In
"TroyatoTe," "Trayiata," ,'Rigoletto" and
Lucia" signor Nanetu, Of the Royal Ital-
ian opera, COvent Garden, Is engaged as the
primo basso ABSOLUTE, and his recent per-
Torrance Of Mephistopheles, In "Faust, has
raised him greatly In public estimation.
He Is young, and has an organ Of great
volume aud compass. Signor Muzio, the
well-kno~n maestro and composer and the
favorite friend and pupil Of Verdi, Is to have
the musical direction Of the new troupe.
Signor Muzio's popularity In the United
States will inspire additional confidence In
the undertaking.
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ABATEMENT OF THE NIGHT.sOII
NIJIHANCE

1t seems that probability Is In store for
US Of an abatement Of the nuisance with
which VIC are now Indicted, in the manner OF
removing might SOIL" This nuisance has
been almost unbearable, and the sitting
stenches which we have all suffered night
after night, under the present system, have
no doubt aided the progress Of disease In our
midst for years. Tho new method has re-
ceiyed the approval Of our efficient Board OF
Health, and consists In q process Of pumping
and disinfecting, which has already been
described In our columns. 1t has boon prac-
tically operated in other large cities, and eau
DO used at midday without public inconvo-
niencc as well as at midnight. In short 1t
seems to DO miracle OF comfort aud health
fuiness, and Is worthy to rank with the fore
most OF useful modern inventions. We.siu-
cerely hope that no delay will occur to pre-
vent q speedy and permanent adoption OF
this much-ueeded improvement In every Sec
ton Of the District.
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QUICKSILVER, ITS PRODUCTION AND
PRICE.

o,,.r.,,v.r ,,,,.s ,vo,o ,o,,oa n, ,,rv
,. ~,
carry PeiIou' bc'ore une .nriS.an cru wv
ancient Romans, according 10 Pliny, annu-
aliy obtained from the Aimaden mines, in
Spain, about seven hundred thousand pounds
VI e'pnao"r, ihc'c MINES VIZ ~ IT,
centuries tho most Important quieksn'er
mines In the world. The Spanish Govern
mept holds the title TO them, and farms them
az, with grca, proat They have usually
vu' ~n s,o". p'o" MA, ~ o,,,.r r,.s
ocen leasca oy llc ho.nsen's a"a osn., s'.n :,
bankers Of Europe, aud 30 large portion OF
the whole product Of tho quicksilver Of the
world has bcep derived from thcse mines that
A.. - "a ali \, h Az. dc,erded upon the
wy P' ,ee- . ,a'u -, - cS
bargain mauc WIN tno "oNernncn' ny 'no
contractors, -, ,.u,-,,
on me discovery Oh gov IN Ja,Iorna ano
Aus,rana. tne ae,naua ,or quchNe' was
much Increased ior mining purposes. A nine
mad already oeon aisco.efoa, snd ron,o ~
tempt had occn maac 70 work u, out win
ntte success. opersusns were soon com
menccdj however, upon scale 70 meet tue
demand, ana with such success That Caliior.
nia now rivals SPAN III inc producuon oil
QUICKSILVER. ,
Inc Aihadeh mime, IN SPAN, aceoralng ~
Dumas, produccs annually from 2IUO,oO0
pouhus 70 ., foo,oy Poun9s, anu ,nc view Az
naden mines, IN Saihornia, lot eleven Year,,
commencing n lSo, Ptoauceu ~ annual aN'
eragc OF xist,Soo Pounas, anu the p.0dnce
Of tne oalnotna m MI, ior io1f Was 2, 90 eVs
pounds; and LOT 1909, s,oossoS pounds
Dumas se,s inc ptoonee Oh snc mines oI w ~
world as follows; Almaden, spain, ~, 0OI
nSaSoUS pounds; iuIla, IN Oarni9,a, oso,vs
70 i,oS9vV pounds; hungary ana lransyNa
MA 16tCO 70 s,Ao pounds; Deux FONTS
~, 2OO to J4,OOO pounds; the rest Of the raj
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extension Of optical power BY The
erection Of tho great equatorial telescope
nos In course Of construction for the United
ststcs Naval Observatory at Washington"
he adds DOUBTLESS In the hands Of such
zoalous observers as constitute the staff Of
the Observatory 1t will do good service to as
Economical science, and contribute In no
small degree to uphold the position now ac-
corded to the United States Naval Obscrva-
tory by the spontaneous verdict Of the scicn-
tilc men Of the Old World"
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FACTS AND FIGURES ABOUT via.
|HIJ :. GINA. Orb

We believe n 10 be n de.nOustrablc fnct
tbattbe fu,l Republican vote Of Virginia at the
last election was not counted. and We know
that since then hundreds of gentlemen Of
promlnonco. both politioaIlv and sociallv.
who have heretofore voted and acted with
tho ,ham.C Conservative marty. arc now de-
tcrmIucd 10 support the Lyucbbuyv pomi-
nee for Goyer,,or n thew d,, not VOTE the en-.
tirr Rcpublicnn ticket. We bclicv, that tbou.
sands OF tho yoters who remained awav from
the po,ls rather than vote for Horaee {, rcclev
will vote with us nj tho coming election. Il
Ia because Wa know and belleyo thls IN At va
nre ooaadeut of victory mart fall. stati.tics
show n black VOTE in round pumbep of 100. !.
600. ali Of which Il ours, The Estimated white
vote M 1870 was 155. 0s9, Since then hun.
drcds Of white Young men have left the State
for Texas, for the Northwest and for the
Northern States, II will be seen from this
that we rcouire less than as. 600 white votes
In bc ndd,d IN thu black yote 10 ensure xuc-
coss.ef M .1lf5, 10 su, .t,..r. ..lr-r -. ID.
Although the sham Conservative press IL
lust now doing its utmost 10 arou.c the bitter
passions OF prejudice Of race for the purpose
Of arrayiny the whites of the State against
the blnck supporters of the Administrator.
thero ara other infiueuoos nj work which Arc
equally effectual. and which oporste for the
benefit Of tina Republican marty. Not thu
least an,ons tbcse Ia a conflict rconrtilnp tho
railroad,pSiicy of the state.H A usual. the
Republicans have m advantage over their
opponents I'm this question because they rep
rescut the IDEAS of progress and the enact
ment of laws that will insure the rapid dc,
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JAY COOKE 81 CO.,

General Agents for the District OF Columbia,
virsinia, North CorolIna, and South Caro-
lfnai
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
NATIoNA JLIC,
LEWIS JOHNSON 4 CO..
fANT,W 'tOk 90,
MIDDLETON CO..
WARRINGTON OirY SAVINGS RANK,
fREEhEN'B SAVINGS AND Trust: CON
RANY'
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tY-sFEEccIIsAlL. ,MoTl SI;;, or
QUlRY.-Qn the 18Th Of June, tho House Of Del.
ss.,s. Of the District Of Columbia passed the fol.
.R,.o,ssd That special committee n Eve mem.
hers Of the House BE-, and the same 10 hereby, au-
,hsll be q inquire fully into the truth u reports
relative 70 the nodo IN which the business Of nis~s.
.r.tes and c9psaoes Y e1ndnc!sd And generally 70
trates and contables perform their dutcs inciudns
%sn 1hsre "a w i Sssn
regularly made issui.is eIecuii opr prdsrnr levies
where sremptionr sre claimed method Of eIecut.
Ing indemnity bonds n such cases, ascsytsin the
rare With those enacted; ard any and ~ other In.
nIAking power 70 remedy existing evils, and said
camitter shall hare power 70 send for persons and
papers, and TO employ clerk, and To- 80 after the
close Of the present session and 70 report 70 he
Governor the result Of their abors for transm sson
70 the House at the next session" =
IN pur,nsnce Of the Aboyo resolution the com.
mittee will be In sees ct Legislative Hail. on md
after MONDAY, July II. between The hours Of ii a
m. and p. ~. for the purpnse OF receiving ip'or
ms,ion -. snd hss,ins complaints mon u, object
JyhluFM Chairman of COMMITTEES.
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fSSeELKCTlON HOTlCH.-THE An
SsJ,o EHAL pss,ipg q ,he s.ect hc,dsr, ~ ths
T ?, h.la s, =. The osss q sS %
polls viii be open from 10 ao'elnri. 3, M in'
Jed "F NOBLE ID. LAnNER, Secretary.
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J. 2. BRoDhEAp,

J.F. BRoDhEAD,
BItOIKEIt, ."
Ne. go Penusylvenia avenue, Rsen s.
WARRINGTON. d. O. H.r
Special Attcntieu Given to Investment Be-
curities.
Rsfers by permissonto
Lewis johnson o.. Bankers, Washington, p, O.
Moses Kelly, esq.,, Cashier National Metropolitan
Hos; n BiOdSssd. Second oomptrollsr. wssh
dSs5a 6I,5a. fsq Architect United States oapi
Now Offers Tor sale securities with principal ana
interest guayanfssd at prices which will pay the In
weston ID to Is por cent interest. = =. RI. =
Before loanfpE depositing or investing you
funds Ut or PER cent. call and examine these Sc
curitie. Denoninations go. sioo. s2so, teoo, ~
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SARATo9A SPRINGS GRAND HOTEL,
- BROADWAY, OPPOSITE CONaRHss PARK.
EEw YORK. SiTG.Ta,s nsr and % mi hs
June /, igI The prcpresor has adoItsd the follow
ssssSr su e sGr ss %Sss e s
d. 4 SP I az s rcs ~
ss' & RSi siy %sa,s
weekly guests, n Per day; monthly Euests, SatG
per day. !amice dcsirous Of ensalfiny apartment.
In thia modern hote, poeseastnx the ndvHntA1us Of
nlethe@prssses, water and electric bells In every
suit o. apartmsnta, wl apply 10 or addrs.s the pro
iponvralth nc.A, bosson. and ". W. LkiAND.
brand Ha4~i aAr.srsa - spitm
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fB-M LBURN's r,..
rrw NINA sronp s"'.."'
No Ics RENNsYf v Ma AVENUE.
feSSs% foA 'oDA MiSERALwATERs.

fEF~DR. A. FRAT, GRADUATE or
- Ohio Collese q DENTAL suryary. ~ Sew;
Odd Fsllows' Hall, Wellington. Teeth eloA set,
either jaw. Refers 70 Dr. Il. A. Bacon and Rev
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-10

MICHEL MoNEY.-The German manufac-
lures who, use nickel have petitioned the
Rcichstag not % consent to the introduction
of nickel coins, Nickel has risen recently
from one and half thalers to four thalcrs
per pound, and German silver has thereup-
on gone up this month eight thalers per
hundred-weight. The petitioners cay also
that the quantitp ofnickel necessary for the
projected new coinage will never be pro-
durable, as spcculaturs detuin the existing
stock of the mental in expectation of the
eventual demands of the mint
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-10

RosEs IN ENGLANp.-An English journal
says; Few persons are aw, re of The nagn-
tude to which the rose may be grown, or
the splendid effect it can be made to pro-
duce on lawn or pleasure ground; yet
with a sufficiently strong stem, and sys-
TEN of careful and patient training, there
can be no reasonable doubt but that the
standard roses can be grown to the size and
form of the ordinary examples of the weep
ing ash, having the branches all produced
from the top of single stem and flowing
downward upon all sides-a very ornamcn-
tai object for the lawn.
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Vhe 2utland daily Glohe.
SATURDAY MORNING MAY TO- 1878.
EO John g.. Whittier.

ho sOhn q. Whittier.
Though many years my heart goes back,
Through chcckercd years OF loss and gain
10 That fair, landmark ON It's track,
When flrst beside the Mcrrlmack,
upon thy cottage roof heard the autumn rain.
a hand That welcomed and that checred
To one unknown ddst thou extend;
Thou gaveSt hope TO song that feared:
But now, by Time and Faith cndeared
claim the sacrcdrght to call the Poet, Friend
However Life the stream may STAIN
FROM thy pure fountain drank my youth
Ihc simple creed the faith humane
In Good, that never can be slain,
The prayer for inward Light, the search for
outward Truth.
Like thee, see at last prevail
The Slccpless soul that looks above;
hear, far Off, the hymns that hail
The Nictor clad in heavenly mail,
Whose only weapons are the eyes and voice Of
Love!
Take, then, these olive leaves from me,
To mingle with thy brighter bays.
Some balm OF peace and purity
In them, may family breathe OF thee;
And take the grateful love, wherein | hide
thy praise Dedicdtion " "Ldrs.r
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-10

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Oner another lot OF those elegant
BLACK SILKS.
Nine qualities In Stewards Household Brands.
JAPANESE SILKS.
''''' '"'"' ' rs yards s for $3.50. ''' w
1900 yards
NEW DRESS GOODS
for the Twenty-Five Cent counter.
1000 yards
a. Striped and Polka Dot Percale, isc. one to
ten yard pieces Value s5c.
1900 yards
Patent Blooming Black Mohair, oac., 6oc., zoe.
5000 yards
Aus Grape, Tamise, o. Wool Delaine, Cretone,
Pnrisienne, BombaZine, Drap de Tae,
Saline, Canton Grenadine.
100 doz. Pure Linen Handkerchlefs, 6Ac.
5000 In
PAISLEY sHAwLs,
scarfs and striped ottoman shawls OF the
choicest styles.
5000 In
Alexandres Kid Gloves one, two and three
buttons.
800 doz.
One-half Three-fourths and Full Hose, In iron
frame, for ladies, misses and children.
NEW GOODS ARE CONSTANTLY BEING
RECEIVED.
Il is next 10 impossible TO mention sixteenth
part OF our stock In the small space OF quarter
OF column. Come and look over the stock AT
your leisure.
The largest, highest and best located store,
and finest variety OF Dry Goods, this side OF the
large cities. All from A. Il. Stewart a Co., the
lowest price house, best goods, and most rela-
BILE firm Ia the world.
May l, 1873. BURT a SHERMAN.
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