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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-27

nFHOTIOH.-rhere will be Q meeting OF the
W. REPUBLICANS Of the lSrH DIsfRIOr A.
the Church on frsnklin street, lth and stn
streets northwest Election Of Delegate. the
Central Committee THIS Mondayj Nv ENING, Al
soeloek ,. m. By order Of COMMITTEE. Is
!" YOUNG MEN's CHRISTIAN AssoOf.
nesrs, M0HDAY EVENING, April 9Th, e. u.
O'Clock, a. Room =. n. Q. A. spas.3
UTHE rwssTY iHGIsE. AsSIvIRsARY
VIII be held in LINCOLN HALL
.SEDhEsDAY, MAJ 9th, Ia 4, st * O'Clock.
"a, ~ fHAEn MILLER, esq, Of Gin
@ DEWITT fALhAGk, Of BrOOkiyn. N. Z.
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BOARDING.

1lOAkDlNG AND FURNISHED ROOMS, AT
- No Ego street, between ID and Sd northwest.
This house lie santly located, and has ell mod
ern improvyments; bath room, &C ID floor. az 3ta
A FEW B0ARDEBS can be acc Jmmodated with
"A good Beard on reasonsble terms ct SIS i
. rect Southeast, convenient to Navy Yard and
Capitol. apH ST.
O1O C sTREIr NORfHWIoT.-Hle9aat atty
III Q furnished or unfurnished Rooms, hrst and
ecouc floors, with or without Board, single or Gu
ute. Bathroom, with hot and cold water. In the
building. spu. ST.
FOE REHT1Iurnishsd ot safurnished 300 ms,
y with or without BOARD, In one Of the most
pleasant localities in the city, street cars all
lions Of the city pass the dosr. Apply at 1915
I1R P1NNsYLVANIA AVTFUT-First cIass
BOARD, with 10, &c, we'll furnished rooms,
gss and bath. Terms TO suit. Transient, 80 per
q on Pr MONTH for nrst-class BOARD 20
YGO families; els Per menth for nrst.elass Ia
bic Board. Furnished and upfurnished RooUs TO
rent lew. No. 500 b street northwest, corner 18th
street. sp3lns
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FOR RENT AND SALE.


For ON. hIEnI1a I.,s. YgnsIsHEp rseNr
M len soo sh street, between I and north
Il Davis Hs, Store. suitable for ofhoe.. Ioaaire
in the store. apis I'm
Tor sALE-2s SMALL HoUsfs, Rric. ..s
4 Irsne, four rooms, two stories; win be sold
f IN Ss'i e hs e An s ss-d 5: .sS ISrs
's .s ,n a''' sli street . JANIS rowLr,
EoR sALK-rwo-sory Brick HOUSE, Ne 3i2
y lib stree; northwest, on ressossbie terms.
Ass ii r. between s'h and ~ ;,,e Sow1,s
FOB sALE..A large Number Of elegant HoUsks
In the hoIthw e.tern section; slss, several small
'1 ss i In ni' parts OF f. 8s'5iswErr. stress.
LOB shLE-At bargain, Ihree-story BRTOk
= Hossk, nearly nss, ooutsining roon., viii
spy to A. n smIfa $50 .,r.ss ear az iS
R,,,S q Si, 4 STEAM RoS.R; = OIsinSoraS
given ii any time. Apply on the premises. sps sn
FOB sALf-A BRICK DWELLING, 3 stories,
ten reoms, modern imp rOvements; will be soId
With or without fuI niture, moderate terms. Ap-
e. and % n' premises 'ao 9Th street S
FOR RENr-An elegant BURaL RESIDENCE,
g. Ter the summsr very pleasant and healthy Iocs
rose station, with siXt I've ceres % land
sps-lm RoB'T A. PHILLIPS, SOS isth street.
FOR ssLK--A vslusble FARM, 6 acres, within
= mile from station IN the Washington aid Ohis
rain cad; seven reom heuse, large barn, carriage
RoBkRT A. PHILLIPS.
maj 81 I'm sos 18th street, Opposite Treasnry.
kUk kkNT-The three-st0ry skICK HOUSE
No; goa street northwest; s7s per month.
Apply within mar . I'm
E9k SALE Oh RINr-The very de.irabls
ervoir on Georgetown Heigbus, formerly occupied
ey President Grant, and now by J. Harris Gsstren
TIE house is large, furnished with all the modern
improvements, and is suitable for eutsrtsining the
shrubbery sno eyergreen.; the situation /. uusar.
pessed BY soy IN the DistrSt, having splendid view
The or. uDcs are very large, eSntsinins nesrIt
ninety tnoussnd square feet The property viii be
.hhPPIy % 1; l: HUME: Of Hall Hume, srccor.,
sos Pe9n.yl, ami. .zenne: mars sn
EOB sALK-DwKLLINGs
BRICKS.
NJ, between 9th and 10Th. northwest, els n9o
Il street, Ssssse Between ih i and H issS, si h
CoTcsrsn ct bet 18th and l4th, i've, each 5000
sIsss NORTHWEST: ten rooms, perfect, 5000.
pefreee street, seven TO. ms, 81 so.
st. northwest, two houses, sis.oe and $500.
F Six, new Sd street northwest each sisSs,
P st. nOrthess., 8 rooms, large lot, cheap, sIzs
5Is and Sl3 .7lh northeast, new, eight rooms,
FOR rent, . tine, centrally located oFFIOz.
Sewer and Inprovenent Taxes paid on the most
Apply TO WIN. L. BRAmHALL CO.,
r. al Estate aid Insurance Agents,
msrl2.lr BOT IN street northSe.t.
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nbsrACLks TO mAhRlA6E.-Hagpy
W heiteJ 20 lOang Men irym the effects OF Errors
and Abuses IN sTly lie. Manhood Restored I'm
pediments TO Marriage removed. New method n
treatment. New AID remarkable remedies. Books
dree., HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, SO, = south
ninth street, PhilsdolBkis, Ps.,-sn Insitution
and professional skill. febs-eesm
NJ Rs. II. J. fkIHCh, OF PhILADKLPnIA,
w the eeiebrsted Reifsble Olsiryoyant Physicisn
avenue. Ofhce hours-n q. m. 70 ,. n. BnGsxe.
menfs can be made for evenings. jelf-D
kEMALH DIeHAskr OF al Amos treated De-
ctns VIII be sent. ADDRESS Mr.. BIZ THOH PsOH,
No. ete North 18th stref4. rhusdelphis isun -lys
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PERSONAL.

MADAME TLORENOE, tks CLsbratsd Caiyvey
Nv! ont, IL uneQualled In testing the past, present
sno Iuturs o. your IN cansing speedy marriages,
tine way Of suocess in life Ia matters q basi
none ys: a.
isfacuon given or NO pay. Dan be consulted 81 her
ferlors, no. olS 9Th street northwest. max7- 2ms
A BsOLUTl pIyeROIe OBTAINED TRoM
"A O0uBTe Of different 6tatse for dessrtSon, 10.
So ssss dS:ssirrS IA Gssasrs, so siv9fcs
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SUMMER RESORTS.

VNHURI ARu YOU GOING 70 spend the SON.
w merf Before you decide, end stamp for circu-
Lar 70 RoB1RI WALTER, II. D., Wernsrsviile,
Berks county, Pa. ap43-im
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MEDICAL, DO.

~ LID DR. DARBY"hss better facilities than
W ever Tor prscEloing his great specially GA IA
one ohdTge made for 81, ice and medicfne DRUG
eIofe, c. rBer a. street and Ponnsylyanls avenue
Colonization Building aps-im-
th. JANE WILSON, 9 thoroughly en- perisDced
- and sciept1he Midwife aud Ladies Physicisn
Ladies attended 20 st their residence at any hour
nlent or day, or plsase and the best Of Al.
tendance ~ the Doctors private rosidencs an
street, betw cen and y. Business saoredly CONT
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Ira. kOBKkrsGs,

~ 40 10TH srkIKr, NEAR Pa AvENuK,
FROM long e1 per1ence In both hospital sLd
private practice, will guarantee in eli Biz
sseU OF Tie Urinary Orgsns, GOnOrrhRa, elect,
structure, cy phills, anc epermatSrrhOes Gases ~
Sonolrh9a recently contracted cured ia stO Gays.
cypLls IN all its stages quickly cured, aud the pO-
sen entirely ersdicsfed the system without The
use oi mercury. epeEIustorrhes, brought on By
ana abuse IN YOUTH osusing loss Of memory
impotene', nervous irrstsbility, ymptoms Of con.
paine IN back, dimDess " ssht or Rid.iness, evil
iorebsdines, self .dlstrurt, 49,. speedily cured by
newly Uncovered remediee. DIR. r., locnfea for
many years 81 y \. EuEaw street, Baltimore, Nd
has consented, amer many solicitations By his ash
hlDetop patrons, 70 opeL q once In that
city where he mSy be Consulted every WednssdsT
aid ssiuresy IN each week, from m. 20 D. m.
JskH-ly
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- b. SMITH,
IL MhR(HANT TAILOR,
SIS STREET, OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE,
ap.f-ly Washington. d. q
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-30
COAL.

TOR SALE. FIVE HUNDRED BUSHELS OF
I coal per day at the Black Hawk coal mine, three
miles south OF the city of Rock Island. Orders
promptly attended to- B. DAVENPORT.
Rock Island, Nov, II, 1s73.-d&wam
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-30

THE LATEST TRIUMPH OF TEMPERANCE.
We congratulate the Temperance world
on the success everywhere attending the
use Of VINEGAR BITTERs. Certainly no
preparation containing alcohol has accom-
plished such cures of malarious fever, bill
iousness, dyspepsia, rheumatism. lung COM
plants, constipation, and general debility,
we hear of from all quarters as the results
of this famous vegetable specific. No true
philanthropist will regret to see splrtuous
liquors expelled from medical use, if they
can be safely dispensed with: and that
they are not necessary in any case of sick
ness whatever its character, appears at
last to have been demonstrated. If public
opinion is capable of making any impress
sion upon the minds of the Faculty, they
will ere long introduce the most popular
of modern medicines into the hospitals, anO
prescribe it in their practice. The million:
have given the article fair trial it has
more than answered their expectations, anC
no theoretical opposition can shake theil
faith in it.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-30

How To HAVE THE COOP OF OUR EAT
ING.-A healthy condition of body, and a
well-nourished condition of body. may be
considered as the same. The vast import
ance OF sufficient nourishment becomes
thus apparent. Now, for sufficient nour-
ishment, there are two things essential !;
food and those various conditions which
go to render the digestion and the assimi-
lation of food possible such as pure air,
sufficient exercise, sufficient sleep, tranquil
ity of mind and so forth. 1t is infinitely
easier to secure an abundance of whole
some food. than it is to secure the condi-
tions under which the due amount of nour.
ishment is to be obtained out of it. But
there is compensatory provision which
balances this. While for food, on the one
hand, there is no substitute; on the other
hand, for the complex conditions, without
which food is of little or no value, there 4,
substitute that unrivalled tonic -stimu
lant the fruit of long years of arduous re
search and study-Dr. Gottlieb Fisch'.
Bitters
This subject continued next week under
Daily Routine
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-30
st. Louis Market.

Flour-Dull and nominal; super winter 0005 Sc
extras 1896 90; Xxx 6 21@G 80,
Wheat-Spring easier; No g % asked, ] e51s
bid winter firm and higher; No 2, 1 651s6l1 66.
Uorn-Dull and lower at 69Gp61 on east track 81 4
@62 in elevators. closing at inside.
Oats-Dull and lower; No 2, A on east track
asa in elevator.
Barley--Firm; fair to goad 3591 45 prime tc
choice 40aI rs.
Rye-Firm at S40s5.
Whisky-Steady at sc.
Pork-Firm at Is 0GD15 25.
Lard-Firm; kettle for seller February NJ
country
Bulk Meats-Firm; shoulders 8: clear rib fol
up country buyer March.
hams s12.
Bacon-Firm; shoulders IA; clear rib szsQ9
clear y1s09A.
Hogs@Essier; shipping sOG5 90; packers 00a
IS.
Cattle-Quiet; choice Texans 50G4 90; fair t.
extra native steers 5NJ6 25.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-30

Strong, of this city, lately Superintendent
of Water Works, in rummaginp over some
old papers belonging to his deceased father
found a deed made in Wisconsin in Is4S.
in which several hundred acres of land
near the above city were convened to him
by one Benjamin Carr but the deed had
never been recorded On the back Of the
instrument was lease of the premises
back to Carr until January |, 1874, for
the use of Elizabeth Dunlap, Cars rela-
tive, the consideration being the fpayment
OF the taxes and the preservation of the
timber
Strong went to Rock Island for the pur-
pose of investigating the case, and there
learned the following facts: Carr had been
dead for many years, and his heirs had
been quarreling over the division of this
tract of land for some time, and only few
days before his arrival in Rock Island the
courts had decided the case and granted the
division, which was to be made on the first
of this year. Strong sent his deed to the
Governor of Wisconsin to ascertain if the
notary before whom the deed had been ac-
knowledged was alive, but found that he.
too, was dead He obtained, however. in
formation that guaranteed the genuineness
of his signature. On Christmas day,
Strong sent his deed, by his attorney, to the
Recorder of Rock Island county for record;
but the heirs of Carr, hearing of the pro
posed step, procured an injunction restrain
ing the clerk from recording on the ground
that the instrument was forgery. The
matter now rests In this shape Both sides
are determined to litigate their respective
claims ta tho hitter and
Several gentlemen interested in glass
works have been in the city for some time,
with the purpose of introducing into Peoria
an establishment for the manufacture OF
glass on an extensive scale. They have
met, however, with that encouragement
that such an undertaking merits.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-30

HELMBoLD's BUcHU-the only extract
of that wonderful curative shrub that con-
tains its full virtues, is still considered the
true specific for Kidney Diseases, Gravel
Diabetes, Calculus, Dropsy, and those OBJ
scure diseases that undermine life and rob
it of enjoyment. Dr. Helmbold, who spent
fortune in making his discovery known,
has lived to see it endorsed by the physi-
clans and people of two continents. Re-
member that it is Helmbolds Extract that
cures when all others fail. For sale by all
druggists.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-30
Currency 6's-1.1G.
New 5's-112h
COMMERCIAL.

currency 6's-1.1G.
New 5's-1.12A
COMMERCIAL.
Flour-Fairly active but lower; super western
and state 70t06 rs; common to good extra 401
so.
WhiskyGlActive and higher at co.
Wheat-Dull and lower; No ? Chicago 56761 IS
do Milwaukee 5901 go, Iowa 55Ql1 SO.
Barley-Scarce and advancing; No g. western
/ 80
Corn-Opened dull but closed steady: new west
ern mixed afoat S0Qsa1a old and new SO new vel
low S2@S3.
Oats-Dull and lower; mixed western 60161.
Eggs-Quiet; western 210b4
Cotfee-Active; Rio 26Q2S.
Sugar-Dull and lower; fair to good refining ~
@7a.
Molasses-Firm: New Orleans 6S072.
Pork-Frm at IL 25.
B9ef-Firm; plain mess 50010 90: extra II asa
12 80.
Lard-FIrm western steam So.
Butter-Unchanged; western 25Q35
Cheese-Qulet; western 2S030
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-30
Chicago Market.

AHiCAGO. UaI ~.
Flour-Dull and nominal q few sales, all pri-
yate
Wheat-Dull and lower under lower New FORK
and decreased shipping demand; No closed al
%; No 2, at 2274 cash; 22A February; 25al
March No 3, l 15 rejected 09.
Corn-Quiet and shade lower under light re.
ceipts and fair speculative inquiry; N l, IS cash
5Sl4 February; 591a March 65 May new No 2,57al
rejected old "a; new 40 cash !; 43La March.
Rye-Steady and unchanged; No 2 S0DS2
Barley-Firm and higher; NO 2, / 67G11 20, No =,
4301 81.
Timothy Seed-Steady at 2 seas 90.
Dressed Hogs-0pened quie closed frmer at 6 IL
@6 so for heavy and light.
| Pork-Lower, closing steady at IA 30D14 35 cash
or February; IA 70 March.
| Bulk Meats-Steady; shoulders So short ribs "a
Green Meats-Quiet; shoulders 5l4 hams 81
rough sides SIS long clear6as short ribs Ga shor
| clear 65s.
| Butter-Easier, fancy roll 32035.
| Eggs-Dull; fresh 16Q17.
Whisky-Quiet at 81,
| LIVE STOCK.
Cattle-Receipts2 600 head. Market fairly activt
| but prices weak and shade lower; fair to choic
steers selling at 4005 25; choice 35@5 80; extri
B 1906 90; corn fed Texans S014 10; stockers 2
"a so; butchers cows 25G14 90.
| Hogs-Receipts %, 900 head. Market opened dul
| but after prices dropped 10c fair business wa
done at 06015 60 common to choice with most sale
at 35@5 30; few choice assorted lots at 1905 sc
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-30
LOCAL NOTICES,

The American boneless sardines received
the grand diploma of merit over all COM
petitors at the World Exposition, Vienna,
1873. Better and less than half the price
of imported sardines. Sold by all first
class grocers. Packed only by the Amerl-
can Sardine Co, New York. 10 30d&wly
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-30
';:;::: s.; :=:S;$: s;s:;: ;: =: :sa:' ;s':

The most Renowned Specialist Of the Age, in the
treatment of PRIVATE, Chronic and URI-
NARY DISEASES, SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
The early indiscetons or other causes
NERVOUSNESS. PINPLEs on THE FACE, AVERSION TO
SOCIETY IMPAIRED SIGHT, LOSS OF MEMORY ASr
MANHOOD PERMANENTLY CURED. THE CREAM oF
MEDICAL LITERATURE Illustrated with chase engrnVings
explaining who may marry why not why. The impedmenc
20 marriage Their nature and Price so cents
plain sealed envelope Ladies requiring surgical ad
medical attendance or advice may call address the doctor
Iuyads provided private apartments, board atteno
anoe &c Cures Guaranteed. Rubber goods on hand.
Dr. OLIN has removed his office to 6S Randolph
Street, corner State Circular expressly for ladie
two stamps. 11-15d&W1y
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-30
Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE,, Jan Z9.
Flour-Quiet; spring extra COOS 70.
Wheat-Dull; No /, %; No 2, 2sA cash Feb
ruary; 251a March.
Corn-Steady; No 2, SO.
Oats-Steady; No2 2. 4f1a.
Rye-Firm; No /, T7A.
Barley-Firm No. Q, GO.
Hogs-Live steady at 90; dressed 9 25.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-30

New YORK, Jan. s9.
FINANCIAL.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-03-03
. LNiA .AL kNAONi a y u kC I
" LAM RAILoUAUc.

In A.AL ENhON - " - NC
" LAM kAiLnUADs.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and alter Monday, Dec 8, 1873, Trains vii,
run as follows. sundays exc, pteu):
uVISG sUUiH AND EAST.
Leave Midulvbuiy ut Y.1z aud 40 q. u. S. ~
anu "A w p. u.
MAIL.-leaves Ogdcn,burgh at 40 p. U, St
Adams ut t.lu u. u., burlington at b.iV a. IT,,
Port Henry 8 70 IL tn, hutaLd IL. ~ p. III, BEL
lows halle 2.3u p. III arriving at New London ut
Y.3U .. In conue ctiug it'll st, amer for New York
NEW YOkk tAPkESS.-Lesveso ct. AlbsLs at
8 30 IN. burlington iU.UJ IL, arriving III nut
band NJ 1850 pm.
NIGHT EXphESS-Leaves ogdensburgh at
l2.OU III, Montreal 80 III, It. nitans '.zv l.
III, Burlington $40 III, Rutland ~ ~ II III,
Bellows Falls % IN, arriving III New LVudoL
ut / ID IN.
MIXED TKAIN-Leaves Burlington a. got
III, arriving iu Rutland at $40 pm. L,sv.s
Rutland at 5.2U II III. BELLOWS Fails t.3o u,
accommodation train) arriving at Aew London
MIXED TRAIN-Leaves Rutland at $40 p
u, for bellows alls aud Biattl.LorU.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Middlebury at 3.i3 aud ia m, and
$50 aud G.25 IL.
MAIL Leaves New London at a m, Spring
field $40 III. Boston 1.3U a III, Bellows Falls at
ii 5U u, rutland l.3O IN, Tor PoIt Henry, Bur
! lington, st. Albaus, Montreal and Ugdensburgh.
administrators Rutland at sos p Ii, ar
living ut Port Henry ut s,vv P IN, aud 81. Albsns
at 80 u In.
NIGHT EXPRESS Leaves New London 2.A5
III, Springfield at $40 Ill, CONNECTING witt!
train leaving New York at $40 p III, BELL VS.
| Falls / ~ p III, ccnu,ciing with tIain leaving
| Boston at $50 p IN. Rutland las n IN. for bul-
lington, st. Albsus, Montreal, Ogdensburgh auo
| the West.
MIXED TRAIN. Leaves Rutland at $40 II
| IN, for Burlington, st. Albsus, st Johus anu
Malone, NY.
MIXED TRAIN-Leaves Bellows Falls at 4.30
a III, arriving in Rutland at 8 ~ IN.
ACCOMMUDA riUN.-Lesy.s New London at
slV IN, Bellows Falls 6.3J y IN, surviving Ia hu.-
iaud at ll.lu IN.
I Trains Lave Burlington going East, for Mont.
/ p,livr, 6c., ut e., IN. lz.2u N, aud 80 p III
Trains loa,e Bellows Falls going no.th iu
White River Junction, DC, at 500 u IN, II so III
and 6.3u and l.lO IN.
oSSEcTioSs.- I kutland with Rensselaer, a
| Saratoga and Harlem Extension Railroads; al
b.liows Falls with Cheshire Railroad; at sui
| Vernon With Conn River ksilr, ad.
81 sleeping cars are attached to light train
between ST. Albans aud Troy aud Burlington AMI
Boston.
J ". HOBART, Gen Sup,.
! ST. Adams. w.. Dec 1873
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-03-03
TWO SMALL PLACES FOR
s A LE.


Situated In the small village of West Cornwall
VI, upon the height vi land which Commands n
beautiful view oi t. Q mountain ranges upon th'
east aud wet; six miles from Middl.tuIy, font
rods from poet Office and two churches, nspti'i
and Methodist), same distance to stare; have dai-
ly ma aud stages ~ anu from Aiddl,bury. GA
~ said places contains two sc,rs Of land, g'as
house, ID all NECESSARY .ut-buildines, plelty u.
fruit, ~ apple tr,es IN b. al ns condition.
Tue uthei cont Aus sb' ut ao..s With leuty
of fruit aud building. in god repair Ines,
places will be sold l"wer than auy other tw,
places ia the Stat. MS well situated the owner hav
ing moved to Minnesota aud having further
use for them. Thusv having iu contemplation th.
purchase Of such places will fnd IL 10 their nd
vantage to look these places over at oroe and SET
tho beauties which nature impaits ia her seaso
OF adjoining, rather than wait until March, th'
most d.solate season, aud then stslt up'n thei
pilgrimage Of home huniiug These PLACES. "n'
or b, IN, are we'll adapted To the wants OF thos'
who have mixed with the buy csr,s # life un Il
II, they fuu that till u.ust cease aud retirement
take place VI Lusiu' % aud activity.
Guod society pleasant location and that Old
cry, cheap" are some Of the principle Induce
ments which | su she To Offer | shall be happy
to show these places to all wishing /" purchase.
II. Z. TAYLOR.
2n:tf West Nnrnwall Vt.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-03-03

never taken from Vermont than these,
and no doubt they will give good NC.
count OF themselves, aud develope into
such sheep as California never saw be.
fore, as well as contribute to raise tn,
standard Of excellence Of this already
model Aock.
We wish the proprietors Of this ranch
and Aock all the success their enterprise
aud pluck entities .hem to, not only in
gaining the reputation Of having the bes,
flock Of Merino sheep 10 California, bu,
that they may reap such pecuniary re-
turns os are usually accorded to those who
conduct their business with such energy
intelligence. skill and Judgment as dc
Messrs. Severance 4 Peet.