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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARX ElS.


IoSbc> April 23-l230 D. mt'onsols for money, % = q
% for account, 81 G0i United States Zen Forts bonds
1913 y Erie Railway shares 263N27 d0. Preferred. 81
IiyERPOoI- April 23-l230 p. In.lhe Cotton market
1uotably lower; Miiflng Uplands 81
Mitding Orleans 81 sales 10000 bales, irciniing 1000
export The sales of the week have bee
bales of which 1000 taken for export and 30
speculation forwarded from the ships side directly Ia zoe
spinner 5000 bales The stock IN port - tsSOOO bales IN
uing $1,000 bales American The receipts of The "h
$1,000 bales including 9+.UOO American srtrai
exports the stock aoa 1850 bales Including
2O5 600 bales American The receipts Of Wheat for the st
three days been $1,000 quarters including $4,000
American
IRHRPooi, April - 2}0 OF the sales of Cotton TO
day 400 bales American sales on u basis OF Hdl (
plands nothing below MddiUg, deliverable April and
Nay sd the bass Of Addlng Orleans, not1 ing
Mdding deli cradle May and June at 81 Isd Wheat
quiet 40 ceual for average California White 4d
90 FOR CLUB do. and for Red Western spring CON-
American Fine Lard, ~ cwt PORK, 10 q Dbl. for
New Mess.
LONDON April 23-5 p. Consols for money 93AG937.
account 9 7sd0a. Paris dispatches quote Renes at
63f. 95c.
ERPoo April 235 m.Saies Of Cotton on the basic OF
Nddng Cpsnds, hing below GOOD Ordinary deliverable
April Hs: do do nothing below Low Midling deliv
cradle June. I'Jsd The market for and
fabrics at Manchester is steady Spirits PETROLEUM Sd gal
lon.
LONDON. April 23--5S0 mThe amount of bullion with
the Bank OF England balance to-day &3400O
Erie Railway shares, q.
LONDON. April 23-b;O m.-Jslov, 1879 ycwt Spirits
Petroleum, 80 i2d y gallon.
LIVERPOOL, April 23-Evening -I.nsecd OIL 20 026G =
ra Shirts TurDeutine "a 027 6
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


BALTIMORE, April 23.-Cotton quiet and heavy; Low Mid
changed Maryland Amber 81 4Qd$l AZ other
grades frner; Southern White, e0d93c
Southern Yellow, 90c; Western Mixed 9Od9O Oats quiet
unchanged Rye quiet and steadfast at 81 1881 -
Hay dull and unchanged Provisions quiet and unsettled
Pork 500 506x2j Bulk Meas-Sh0ulders S14d9c. Clear
Rib Sides 12s0i24c for carloads loose jobbing packed u
higher BacoDShouktrs 9Ad loc Clear RIB Sides
l2sd l3c. Hams II Hdl5c Lard-Kenned loo l6hc. Bnt
er-New firm Good to Extra Fine Wesero Tubs and ROls
23a &c., Old nominaIly Ii 9l6c Petroleum nonnaly 6Sd
6@c Coffee quiet but strong Ordinary " Prime l6t
os1os April 23-Flour frn, With stesdy demand sales
superne - 50d$4 u.s. Common at So %
as5 49, Wisconsin and Minnesota Extras IS 1885 30
White Wheat Ohio Indiana and Michigan, e8dS6 10 Ill.
- % Common Extras and Choice Family Fancy Min
s7GS7 So Corn quiet at 02695c per BUSH for Mixed
Yellow In fair demand at 72d76c for Mixed and
White Rye 81 05dsl TO- shorts Fine Fee and Middiugs,
Wheat. 1878 bush. oats 400 bush; shorts 5000 bush
OswHGo April 23.-Fl0ur steady sales Of 200 bbls at
SIS 80 for No. spring. Sc rs for Amber Winter; 81 for
white Winter q % Tor Double Extra Wheat quiet No.
changed. canada held At 81 81.
PHILADELPHIA April 23-Petroeum firm Refined, 1870
1856 Crude rs Flour less active but prices are well any
81 IS Pennsylvania indiana and Ohio d. IS 1890 High
Grades 50 25SS7 So Rye Flour sells wanted ~ % 25
Wheat more Acdye and Arm sales He'd At 81 2SaN 80
Amber ~ siss 80 Whit 81 Mh Rye wI not bring oyer
and Western Mixed ct s9d90e Oats steady vi 72a73c.
for White Provisions held nrmy ssies Mess PORK ~
s22 5oasss Bsei Hams u1ehsnsed Smoked d. seit,sc
q AZ for western Butter Steady New Butter y ds%.nS
At 26e29c; Newyork and Bradford County Extra 2sa
soc First, 23d2ic Western, 2Je24c. Frsts l7Gl9c.
Cheese nne grades and firm NewYork Fancy 1854
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware Fresh 1eSl7c
Western do, l6dl7c.
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FRIDAY. April 2-3P. ".

FHtDA5, NpfIT W. u.
On the Stock Exchange this has proved q gala
.isy for the "Paeihcs" Union Pacific, Pacific of
Missouri Kansas Pacific. Atlantic and Pacific Pre-
frrYei-in fact All kinds of Paei6es exeeps Pacific
Mail, have been "on the rampage and have sd
vanced from 4 to per cent, closing however, for
all bnt the first named, at a reaction. The causes
which are operating to steadily advance the price Of
Union Pacific were given 10 this column
when the stock about 40 per cent below the
present quotations, and are now too well known TO
aAsd repetition. AsO the eAptss fQf The advance IN
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Railroad bonds were firm aud in active request
As usual the Pacific issues were most prominent IN
the dealings and made further advance. Union
Pacific Land Grants from 07i2 to 9sss Sinking
Funds from 92r2 to 94is Western Pacics from 10 2
to 07Ia, Central Paciiies from 1924 TO loZ'2 40
San Joaquin Branch from 8l TO VI ~ ana DO Caii-
fornia and Oregon Branch from 20 to ~. Union
poc;6c lists sold at lOOa,01O1. Boston, Hartford
and Erie Fi,sts reached Dos. The following were
tLa
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,test quotations of foreign exchange are as

The money market was quiet and easier, call loans
being made at 3a3l2 per cent. We quote prime
discounts at 5a6 The United States Treasurer to-
day received $3.50 900 National bank notes for
dc,nption The Internal Revenue receipts were
$3.50 OOO The Customs receipts we're $45O,OO0.
The following is the Clearing house statement:
Cur exchanges s73556370 Gold exchanges. $5,l2j050
CnT balances -. 3,37GS.5 Gold balances. b70,e3S
Government bonds were strong and higher Oh
good inquiry and higher gold. We annex closing
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FREIGHTs-Thereis very hight movement on The berth
rSSn ss adyees from Enfopsaa
rspg ang R he aS
Arc s a1a d Sda s hs
4 Tier . very T sn nSs Sa, ra a. en-
ss s al s% GS? at "a 3d. ~
bbs do al % The charters compr se An American barb
Hy Wiz S Ps p ' mail % Bs f%s s HT,
100 bbs Petroleum at Is Norwegian bark hence
to s6 CS 10 iS md Pt[ Ta1n oa l .
reported from Philadelphia TO Lisbon with about 5000 4r'
&C. haas ' snggy aid sp s Sa
MksIs steadily es and ssS 90 safes S e so 30 S or
So T. 200 s6s Bay at 81 Tor no J. il 30 Tor Nc ,
s% nsy ar sls sss Su Ss9yq aTsd at a'
dHAINho What market opened rn e., but ySry gnisi
very duh hardly sstSSI: isSs
St sale. and ss s SSa s e for SS?a!sSs
re-. a for NJ %ea Hscs eaSst ss fs
aaoai eoo bush White Indiana at . 40; 1000 bush n
G Gs% a@s''"s "r @ %
a sy "i Matt rss SS and STs fair hS
a, 81 10 time aud 300 bush 81, state eo at
SENTATIVE. sls i29SSo bush New w Ohio
a'eS s' On rs .is' and and .s s %ss Mas
s,s &c rss sSs %nil. !. &C.
o c n. Ga qS s b On at p 81 OSss i
active hlgs NE asmsaa mainly for export , the
ss M s s St old IN stern
yellow At 0td94 &c aioat Old aaoa, sold at s!2c and
IA MXT S" and srRAWNrhere continued good inquiry for
prime grades Of retail and the market remains steady We
Doc and Sa al 5OaGOc ia without change the
nv ais limited Long Ryequoted 75asoe short 40 &c. ana
INDIGO-The market very qnet with small sales
Of Manila at 60 soc. and Srss at 75dsOc currency
E Of sape @ Si ns
sales O hds and 40 tcs but the quality and terms were
s'anssG ioS sGi English
New Orleans al 6Od15e.
the market quiet qncte q e ~ for Ordinary
duOts Dnt the highest bd for round parGss SO
Tar without movement but unchanged q, " l2Sas. 20
OIIS-Ilnsced continues IN good demand IN o0oiDg az
former figures quoted At 70o7le for casks ana osfrss RON
At ii 26asl 80 do ii l0asl l5 and No at s0as0c
quoted at 4Oiadilc Other oils are dull
PROVIsIONs-The Pork market Ia quiet spot but more
ts s sas Of 81 a
Prime 10 go b6ls Western Prime MESS az h aou
N 9s, ns M IS S sss Msy Sn ep So
s22 40 y fr demand and e sI1 ye
Family Tierce Beef active at about former prices
$50 Western Prime Mess on private terms iO
Hams are demand and steady sales Of 80 ehs
s9Oqs2i for western Cut Neat sas are isss T l.s
a sSdu sasi $780, ,.ss o. Tor
smoked dol 100 toHes Western Dfy sailed shoulder t
500 tcs Western pickled Hams a, about 100 .os
Light Picked Bellies at l2,sc 81 boxes Ib Bellies hs
IN bulk an,si but arm sales Of 80 boxes
CITY 1S Gs z mSs ls eSay ana eS With
father better tone sales OF steam, 1919
Is &c; rs tcs City At fos miie "ms,y We
seller o. June. is'.sise 1850 tcA seller July i6als.c
market rs%an' quiet ans ,uSpy a
yllu..af avo he I'm 4
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Ror -
oserste sness Sales follows all basis II 10" Mid
ding a.. - NJ, 400 Ia. 100
iGs,c; June 800 lGisszc 1900 To- jay ID III
zoo se 800 isise; august ooo 1918 septembsr
800 bales Isssrdays essibg AR s lsss
August 1871 September len October Sssc
1.rt,s steady snIss o tSday up e Zoo c
81; Leo 100 9od lGne ',SS iS ' aoc i g.. 49,
elsssc. oi 1G,qc; 400 lS,,so July 500 I hS7oo
September i5s% ost1es 500 1o"e hoo le S
i67asc 100, l6.c 300 ie1ac 100 iGs total IsSo Mo-
even sSeh, 200 January for October even ,or,. MAYA
neu for the last day or two has again become very
0 holders Offering their stocks less freely and are AK
ing the market closes strong the only SAFE o we
ordinary cargoes al 1etdisc fair do 1.@l7 5c COCA
lots G.d2O4c gold M 60 and 30 days credit IN mid
grades business passing and the market remains
firm quoted at 2.g6c singapore, 2i123c ceylon ~
a2Ic Msraeaibo, 1921 2c iayiayra ls9i9c Ja,n,isa
i7LalSisc; ssntO Domingo 16iaol7c Porto Rico ITO
Fl LIE Savanila lsd2c and curacao, l7d1Sc all gold
Flour AND NEALS-The F1our market opened quiet but
the low grades well sustained and NOT plenty, while
uperhne auie and At the close the market II nu
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


UAsHgsTe market remains firm with fair trade demand
Pot u &C., md Pearl Of &C.
BROOM CoRH-Ihs market Is more or less nominal and
ouOtatons unsettled Two manufacturers III Massachusetts
aud one Al have failed their stocks have been thrown
market and prices favor the buyer We revise our quo
tatiOns We quote Brush GrreD n, l2dl2 Green Hun
Choice i2ai3o; 0roen, Medium, 1Odl2c; Red and Red
Tipped Of 8dl0o
BEEswAxThe inquiry light and prices are 1nehansed
COTTONThere was rather more inquiry Tor spoe Cotton
resulted and the market closes dull though .,csdy Re
WEEK soss bales Ibis day year 1867 baes since sept
l. 328I6 7C bales time LAST S,539l66 bales con
sodsod rs days. recept $50 bales exports to Great B
tain 2so5e sIors 70 contneat a9s es 1s sccI n
inc ys:ds; io.y.a dsss, ,. Msr; aS
1af 1855 sept isY2e OCT iS2ss ES! ielss; Doc Doc
is,sre 0et. 100, ie.e Dec 200 isase Jan ls'.se
April 100 at l0.,se Nay Loco lgs}se June 1000 ie'se
PoR PnEskNI DELIVERY.
To-day. Last Evg. Total.
Consumption. ............... 100 IS 235
Speculation. 10 10
Quotations bssed standard VI classification W force sept
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Mill Teed-Ibe market quiet and prices are lower; We
ntie Cuar,a Feed 500; Mddns $3.50 i29 Zine CO.
Al 500 s2y 50; Rye Frei at s3JH t3l per ton.
FRI rThe demand IL without Increase as yet to11n
there unite movement pending in Valencia IasiS ut
hat o fly accomplished evening parties III nVN
eases only sufficient to supply niiai. iel-
ments and. IL parcels CONCESSIONS are male me
conu-isr 500 boxes Rasins at 81 5JdS2 90 loOV
do In lots private terms; 900 boxes loose DO at - 80
cS3 20: sou boxes Vaencas at lie. 2JO bbs Currdts
on terms not told 30 casks Servia Primes reported ~
lac Bosnia do at sardines Sold W lhe eAeh'
of 40 cases boxes 1914 &c. we quOte' ,a
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1874 and Upland Cotton In store rnDnng in qnny ho
more than sdo above or below The grade Jyitn c7
1,JIn.rv i1N strict Good Ordinary 10 MMdhng ies
,,ood ord low Ni6dhDg, 16t GoM muio
haAld sandarl VI
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THE MARKETS.
lCarefnlly reported for TIE TRiBuSH. J
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.

STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
FgIDAY, April %, 1875.
The following complete list OF exports shipped IL vessels
which we're cleared day for foreign ports:
AsJIER-Bark Jonathan Chase
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No ~ Pinest. N. Y,
4 u, 8, and 10 PER CENT CHOICE CITY
M BONDS and other Investment Securities sps
ray 90 years paying 10 To 10 per interest promptly
paid. For sale below par by
ALBERT H. NICOI.AY d Co.
Stock Brokers and Aucuoneers, No. As Pinest, NY
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS, AND MIN
- NEs0TA RAILROAD lMilwaukee Divinon)- Holders
Vt FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of the above RoaA In
ved 10 with the undersgned with view
certed action % make ssid securities available
JAMES 0rTERsON. No IL North 7sh -, Phala6sAphIA
MINNESOTA STATE PER CENT DE
VH FERREp BONDS for ssse ~ ALBERT u. NlCOiAN
4 CO. No. ~ Pine ct. New Iak
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The days business at the L. :. Sub-Treasury COM
prised - 90 40 -
Gold naynens 57a62S ID Curry balance Al ,J02O60 IL
Gold balance. 60 l32Ol "a Customs 2lbOOO w
(II'y recp 36J 500 o.
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md the following for city bank shares:

The following are the total bids for the leading
mining stocks received by telegraph and mail to-day
Consolidated virginia sSd s SSsea'ed he'''f
Justice l35 tahiornla %
The Philadelphia stock market is quiet Penn
sylvania 8s, Sd issue. liz; Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad. 2Il4; Reading Railroad, 5Gls; Pennsyl-
yania Railroad, 50; gold, 11jis.
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CONVENIENT STOCK DEPARTMENT - lOl4 O'CLOCK
AND 11I2 O'CLOCK A. N.
Nss On Couuou ,s6h y u 5s 1O40 Registered
\
CskzO Registered 1857 L = Js. 1910 Coupon $500
.,,n 49,. i2lLo $40. .sp,l. II q
Erb2o Coupon. 1867
1000. ...............iZZt'
FIRST BoARD-l0i2 O'Clock 4. ".
Males Of stale Boads-Rdiirpod BOnds-Baik and h""
road ShGres-Erp,ess MOcks. ff.
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finanrial.

A -DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS
~ speciality and bought by the Old h0use Of
ALBEltr X. NtcOI.AY d Co.
stock Brokers and Auctioneers,
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PFTROIEI'M-Ths ma Ike for Refined IA firm bat quiet
drs hands continue offer lightly quote at l3'e bid to
I1c asked Tor spot and month aud ii,.@ AZ for May
Gases arr unc inactive at 19eSc Crude sell
ing slowly hut uuatec ct So for prompt and balance Of
month 10 &c May 1000 bbls In bulk sold at the inside
At Plsdsph. Refined 4 dull but hrn a. l3;.Sl3 e. Tor
100 bS- sold Vi PhAdspha for let NAY l3c The sl
erapic received today are W follows Iinsvie
Vile dull, 81 % Idiouie dull aud unehAngci 81 30 at
United 81 5a$l 37y Union, u 35 shpments ~ OF bid
RICEhere rather more inquiry and prices are sustained
Carolina 1sdI for far 7Saf "a Tor
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srCo>D BOARD O'CLOCK p. NJ


ssi,s Of STAT, BOHdS -RarOod Botds- B,Hk ahd Ro
rG1d Shd,~s Express stocks. Dr..
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GAS STOCKS. ,,rrr., Ann
New YORK METROPOLITAN, MUTUAi7 Anpn
~ S TW Tan GAS STOCKS BOC0IT AND SOLD
and ali Kinds Of brooklyn and New Yort Gas Secgnuo es
In" Room 20, 80 Broad g., ~. T..
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sue'sSi. based on standard Vi IN fore.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-26
FOR SALE CHEAP.

Containing about one hundred aud six acres OF
good upland as any in the country. Suitably di-
vided iato meadow pasture tillage and wood lots,
With variety Of Apples, Pears, plums aud small
Fruit Well fenced with Cedar Rails. Good house.
Painted aud Blinded convenient Barns, Zone newt
Sugar Orchard, with Sugar House, Sap Pans, &C.
Located in the town oil Leicester. Addison Co,
about mile from Depot, same distance from
Church, and about IA mile from school liouse.
WIN DO sold before the Arst Of April neat. to
gether with twelve Cows Wagons, Sleds. Moving
Machine. Horse Rake. Plow, and other Farming
Tools II desired.
This Is n rare chance for practical farmer to
secure pleasant homo and desirable farm at 0
low price.
Terms easy. OZkO MEAcHAM,
Brandon, 81.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-26

gloss and freshness Of youth. Thin
hair is thickenod, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not alway7,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the foliiulcs are le-
stroyel, or the glands atrophied mi
iecayei; but such as remain can b.
saved by this application, and slime
la.cl into activity, 50 tia. a new
growth Of hair is produced. Instead
Of foulng the hair with L pasty sedi-
ncnt, it will keep i: clean and vigorous.
It's occasional ne will prevent the hair
rom turning gyly or falling OF, ana
Consequently prevent badness. The
,ss.orl.ion Of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the fogma-
non OF dandruif, which Is often 50 M
cleanl IS and offensive. Free from those
loieteriou5 substances which make
soma preplratioas dangerous and inir-
gloas - the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but nc. BARN it If wanted
merely for HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirabls
Containing neither oil 10. dye, it do.
rot soil white cambria, and yet lasts
ong on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr., J. C. Aver & Co..
REHetlSsi aud Analys,eaI Chemists.
LOWELL, MASS.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-26
shawls, Shawls,

A largo line of Paisley shawis, loug And square
Ottoman Shawi5, and shawls of ali grades AM
styles, with price. ranging from co cents to 4,
dollars.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-26
80 Hair Vine.
Va gNATURE'S REMEDY

VA KE IN - 4 ~ III . dEIu ILL y
AW :E3& This popular Restorative Is one Of
' the beat preparations IA the market
for the human scalp. Uhiikc all other Hair prs
parat.ons it contains no lac sulpher. sugar lead
nitrats silver, or anything that will iujuro the
health. 1t causes the hair TO grow upon bald
hesds Resto:es the hair to its normal color when
caused by premature decay. Steps and prevents
the hair from falling out, and stops that unpleas.
ant itching that is the prelude Of the hairs decay
Cures dandrut and uil diseases If tho scalp, and
rs a Hair Dressing it has no equal. Below VT
give IL ie'T press and individual certificates;
Northampton Courier, O.tober, ls56.-Tht
Hair Vine !. the greatest thing in the market.
Glsversvile standard, n. u. july, 1871
pleases all that have used 4, und taoy are many
ha leon star, y. y, 1873, rays: Tbs Haii
Vine and the treatment ii its manufacturer, hsv,
oiused the Lair to gov upon the htAd Of uui
letter hal', where 1t has t-sen OF for year AM
are very thankful.
The Vermont Union, of pril Ia. 1873, seys
The liAif Vine Is preparation Of superior prV
per;es.
Hon. J. P. Backland, ilolyoko. Mas,-HeaO
full # dahdrud, tried every ding for yesrs Cureo
! by tho use Of two BOTTLES.
l.. Blank, Hoyoke, Mass.--Ilead on .op bald -
hair growing finely; used three botties-now on
the fourth.
D. P. Mckenzie, Hair Dresser. Island Pond
"FltSs o. iO'Ss IiSusS sSHu uS Ouc uO1ei
! bottles more Hair Vine. add what you sent me
| in two weelf, aud did sune good cures.
Joseph Williams, Hair Dresser, Littletou, N.
II writes in June. 1874; l am doing we'll With
the Hair Vine They all depend me for 1t. |
have pat It on IN one man whose head Is entirel,
bald. It has started bis htir-only used Il few
tunes. Please send the more by express.
s. b. French. Glover. VI, Whites February II,
1914; l have tried number Of Hair Kestora-
tives &c prevent my hair from falling out, but
yet, have found none that will do 1t. Please send
the two bottles Hair Vine. In very short time
be again writes, that II. V. you sen, like very
much. | used one bottle myself, and let ore Vi
my friends have the other thas nearly stopped
the hair from coming out am In bopes to starr
new hair. Please send me two bottles IN ore, as |
have faith 10 IL.
Tar IT. AND VOC WILL Use 70 orGEn.
Ask your druggist and merehan It., or send
: % 70 me for trial bottej Sl.50 two bottles
Address. c. W. RICHARDSON. Barnet Vt
George g. Goodwin, Boston. Mass, Wholesale
Agent, for New England S2;y
y Beware Of imitation. The genuine il put
up IN light colored Wrappers, printed with black
and red inks with cut OF female Of tho wrapper.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-26

ID USlNESS.
ID The Downer, Bolton & Allen mill will b,
put In operation for saving custom logs, at once
the control Of the new propretcIs. Bring II
your logs. The Ssh and door branch, continued
WITH the mill, will also receive jog,
MARTIN 4 Upper.
December, 1874. 40tf
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DUMP LOGE.-Ilaving complete ar.
4 rangsments for boring and laying pump logs,
the subscriber respectfully solicits the patronage
Of those wanting "crk il his line
wN y. COBB.
East Middlebury, Aas. az, ls74 II ;th
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Fancy Goods.

In immense quantities and varieties. suitable
for gifts, 40.
These goods have been selected with great care
and ara especially adapted to the wants Of Gus
toners. All goods sold strictly for ssb, and
made low accordingly.
Our largely increasing business enables us to
anticipate and give every attention to the want-
ot the trade in this vicinity We shall spare NJ
Efforts In liberal dealing careful and prompt
attention 10 orders, to make il for your interest
to deal with us Thanking you for your liberal
patronage, we hope for continuance of the sumo.
E. X. CLAY, Ag,
Lane 4 Claws BLOCK, Middlebury
, 1875-08-26

had An advantage, Which. however, they
Inst within quarter nf EnIte, Tho
crewn pulled Eretty evenly to Tho turning
tthl e. Mailman cuH'in; T.,nhd aoino ~ ttconis
Allea l. lilo Nil sa1kn, a%s. III rnundIn2. tIlrnch
tn, .i"tt, ktraipE their at u1tI Hl1iptlH. run.
ri''tEAs.io aa'er. They pulled .cs:;.ly o,,. huw-
ever iii within half sl,In of the Hrsi, tbs Maf-
lhon1H1'a constantly gaining till tIo '.a ~
f,nPi,enn ran fairly sNhmrtt. 1t In ctaimed
that 18th AItvtHsea bif rttt1 and that TIN boat
wAh about to sifk. The crew iincd OIL t.
save llIeihHelses. aui Cu1n. au tna Lynn, w;,o
rt'''!' mt s~'n. MIS- tept i'll HE Loat til rus-
s''at ntHr hs aud tho rseAtnor lake Sitlr Icfl
ct'io ~ tu"ir relief. trheh ltt.u. up, Tua i.aiy
fMLITt'ihH efew finishG their ch,tsc, though
ttley IN. ped cniantntAbl water, ani w,tI tho
rae" II Z ~ anil .n thc' r. Of tl,r .l,ertatnrH,
rcfsaf'itE st+ai''h'a' mt,s.lts. and Tho waving
NJ hats a'ti l1airAnrcn r.. Thu other rAc=b
~t!a Loht"1cd tlll noshig. Tho competing
crew. At" M fnIi'"b: !.sGy Ieap1nne- struitc
siHl u. lan. ". y. LYMAN; M. z. q. u. Per-
fti" NJ. !. ". ". hnhy buw. u. II. he fwH
cuAH"ah Ioo I.yNn. LnIy FuicI,ii1-Attokc,
{. SihEtA; No. 2. Wllaul Aifuu; No. g.
!: Refer: So. ". G.lI: No. .. l.. AIfosd
LOW 1aiiicE anotJ rU14na1t. ). f. TAyior.
TIE HAIt.tKIA hE.jArTA.
SthATo1A. ). T.. Aug. 2J.-Ihs recnsta was
FeE e"F'i to-day aud Gpnrtnev, ttls Ti,ntr If tile
rtinininon pFu!I raro yesterday. wun lilo eiEEte
Bcn rae. fpr the aehEnrs. a dis; a,lco NJ u11es
III II minutes and 5s14 seeoildA. Tho Tecond
race. tor palr-oar shells. ~ mhet, WAS won By
sho a gonAutd III ~ mInutrn Rnd n socohd.