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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-10
Bankrupt 0Oiires.

tn TIE DISTRICT COT RT OF TIE UNITED
L STA. F., For FHE DislEiCr uF NErNuyT, IN
The matter # Aaron = Cioa-h. ban'Tupi In ahk,
ruutry To the creditors ot said ban rupt and all
others whom lt mas concern The undrr,isued
assi .snee- Of the estate of said Bankrupt hereby
!. v, notice that IL mas ordered by tne D strict
Court Of -ait d strict, that e ihrt general ms At
Ing Of the creo tors Of sn Bankrupt, Be De- AZ the
oflce Of " -. Crane, Ia Newport 10 saif District.
Or tae iith day 81 September A. D., l76g, az 10
O'clock a L.. fore the iiou. foLn P saTtle one Or
the Registers 10 Bankruptcy u raid District, the
purposes named IN the 2@fh section OF the Bank
ruptsy Act 81 Mar,h ., -67
And this is also o. gIvr notice that we have fled
our accounts us as-gnees u said BANKRUPT ano
that a. .ad time aud place we snail apply 10 iid
Court for the setfleu eat q our said unf and
fsr discharge frum all liability ass "a evs Of said
estate 10 ccOrdance with the provisions II said 2th
section OF said Bankrupt CT II March ?, l.67.
Dated az Newport IN said D strict Of Vermont.
this 18th day of August A. d. 1859.
ELISHA LANE.
LUTHER EAhER. Assignee,
.w3r W. C.. GILMAN,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-10

lht SIS INK y BUM
BY C ". DlCKERMAN and
Hon CHAS. l.. FLINT.
In both Ehsl 81 and 6ermsn
Sh- wing how 10 double the value
% and m ke three times a much
cut Of STICK raise three times as
much TIA Hay Roots, and a.
farm crops AID more than double
all the profit Of the farm. Everi
hrmsr - OK raiser. gardener and
frui' culturi-t wants H. One hun
artt and forty Illustrations. sales
me 81. Seid for circaiar IN
tr-prisIn- men will learn the par
{ cuiars Il = money making bu-i-
mes by addressing ZsGGlEs, DC
repl Co., Philadelphia, Pa, or
spri' gheid. Mas.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-10

1O.OtJO ed, TO bay tIe first edition 'f -' no
Choice Scection-. y . containing One hun I'd
81 the attest -oaf t1ID-s fr tarion- &c. mat
scho reidin-, sc, in petty and proc send 30
cents for a sample o. P. GARRETT a co, P4.lat1l-
phia, Pa.
sept tiff
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-06-12

"a mort ma ss ursr Dc noessrss - vosss beshssr
pu.qu Ant tout voos dirs. j isi 81 psoois d w.
estituer vos rang q d fairs d veus - vras nsrau
Ostte proes, j Pei its avant d vous avor socpue
maintssant qos y vous ai vus j. seoiras ossssr L ~
vdenes j. - vess o6ais rss Non eour ss ~ usis q
suis garcoa nal tnsis 10 sasis ) psssds sss 6atsas
considerable Ct t ssrai m mari iras-inoGbade No.
ccmphiaut voas veyes, b fbeuos, b boshsas veus
sendsnt a usin Mademoiasls do Roohsmur vovs ssrss
marqaiss d Mossncoort !" tRa 80 III Fae6 II Al
Un Dosvsau eraqosssst = Il sssssdrs daps y nlsa.
suyi dun silence profoad. afF .lata sg.9s 8ag =
Qusot Iens pousuivit 10 usrquia j NJ ehasps d
eon avenir y NJ vous ouben que trop t6 or - voss
dtfsods pss d coutnusr le voF tant ct quy Hence
Monsieur i narqsis. rSpssdit Lssy d'as - ems.
vous coonaies bea es non st = ssa q sslsi sss ri
sdoia pour so1psgnoo dc ms vie uais veu . socisss
pas Aosy Dolsgss sutrsmsst voss ssriss SpesmG
= regret d lavsir fsis sougir Regrdsz ssts sssss,
dltslle en- = hvant d nosvssu 4 sp 0sst y subsu q
500 col, sls me West dsos bssss go y - ~ -,
.. - Gsssast sssIs q psssaei1rs - - dse -
fabs qai NJ lsssssya dt - vilkC st qui eas sesre
enpar6 Do noi Paris par sas russ infespsl. y ne
iaiast que Tsesruatvs sotre d uort q h dSboupeus
Jii s uogt II n'sa fsee ne cicssrics esr e eea,
:ais u ~ 80 u ~ ssn p..is = taess Js ssNsa
'ooe vosss psoes'essa Tsasaqt aga. saasa 49, sa
: Is1aas,s Ia fnss 1.sstais ssmtrs) rei
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-06-12

marquis en- ai9sant h main de Lory. JAi eN Pami do
marqsis de Roehemur q y puis iire quslque choss
pour - hlle j N 'sn estiusrai bsursux."
En- moment On entsndit dss crsqusmsnts dams ID
chambrs Of - trouvait Ltns. 1@ sTsat skari
n" Js rsmsrss, nsassr b narqsia stpoBdt Loy
en- . svsnt - Yous sppsss Jory dt b marquis
ID retenant par II main Oui mopsisur, repoodit
roidement Lory degagsant main d ose Dc son in-
erlocuteur. - Mademoselle Lory. sprit esluci ai re-
pondu vos qussioos vssillss rsposdrs aux msDnes
ssches que les ams do vore psls No vous ont pas
perdss dc Js suis prts vous rspondrs. moasieur
ct douts pas Do bonnes iosntons Vous aines
On jeuns homme qui s'appene Lens 2
sssss question, Lory i1ssrdits bsira ~ yeux. ~
Cs jeuoe homne, poassuvis h marquis vous aban.
doepec probablsmsns poas sutrs i-onisur 10 mar.
qu rspn 4 jeuns AIls tout On roussnnt pusqus vous
ccnpaises les secrets d os cour apprspes que aua
ktss u'ahsndosssn Lsy.-0ek osa sslhat, sspeit 4
ssrqss Dais vssles voss aso sestpoudrs sves vosrs
fnschis hsbitusl1e4s - - ssss =
- p psousttast vosss r. lIss ssviszvoos qus voos
cites = hls dan masquis - Non, soosism. - Htmais-
tenant - Loey 10 manqssrs pas . 81 - Mas voss
Sses paavrs, Less aa pss b "a Vess saves dsas Cd
il s&! - Js ss qsfl - plu passrs one jAnsis. -
Quinpocs neas tssvaillsrosa Avss e. bell1s naiSs
4 nasaus AlIsss Asss DsilIssn j = y pseus1asa
pas y sus ruuqss ani q vosss pas Qsisss ssn asast
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-06-12

sill y a encore assez de vertn pour
SAWYER Ia Republiqne.
lie peintre Courbet conGnt un
jour, ct nous ne savons sill Ia rea-
lisa, l'idee dune puissantc etude
realistic. II voulait reproduire sur
la toile un lever de soleil sur les i'm
mondices de Paris, avant que n'aient
passe le chiffonnier ct le boueur.
Que Dana remplisse le programme
de Conrbe. ct fasse rentrer le pcuple
en- lui.meme par le spectacle de nos
detritus ct de nos haillons. II aura
bien merite de la patrie.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-06-12
BEAU MAaASAM
y NEMNNE

lie soussigne, cessant les afiaires 1 Ia
canlpagne, offre en- vente, q ramiable, son
MAGASIN parfaitement .approvisionne
ct achalande, ct Acknowledgement siiu6 4
StJacques. rive droite, 81 miles de Ia
Nonvelle.O Orleans. -...
Une excellente position sur le Heuve,
pres de l'entree du chemin public du
village de 10 Vacherie, une vieille ct
nombreuse clientele, un courant d'aE
faires etabli depuis longtemps, IN stock
repondant aux besoins de tout genre
de la localite. tous ces fats expliqueut
Ia prosperite bien connue de Get etablisse-
ment ct sont de nature 4 offrir IN capi.
tai disponible le placement le plus avsnta.
geux.
Avec le magasin ct les merchandise
quill content, seront vendus en- bloc, une
bonne maison de residence, une cuisine, un
magasin 4 mas, &C., &c.
LIE soussigne se fait un devoir de remer.
cier ses clients ct amis de 10 constaute
faveur qu'ils lui ont montrec, ct II a l'hon.
neur d'inviter les personnes qui auraient
des reclamatious d lui presenter ou des
obligations 4 remplir l son egard. ! vouloir
bien le faire le plus promptement quill leur
sera possible. II se tieet des ce moment 4
leur disposition.
StJsclues, 5 JUN 1869.
LOUIS EYNAs.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-06-12
SFAD DuDH NuHA

La sociste ABADIE & LACAzE est dis.
soute, ct etPexploitation du moulin ris, connu
sous 10 nom de STAR RICE MILL, con
tinnera sous Ia raison sociale ABADlE &
AUBERT.
Les sossigne, FRAScoIs ABADIE &
PIERRE ALBERT, o6rent respectueusement
leurs services au public qu'ils sont on me-
sure de satisfaire sous tous les rgpports. Leur
moulin peut ecalcr ct brosser 20 basils de
riz dams les vingtQuatre heures, par conse.
quent rspondre promptement ID demande
quelle .qu'ells soft ct remplir tous lee ordrcs
qni lui seront adrcsses. Lelriz sortsnt du
STAR RICE MILL. CONNIE article do
commerce, ne craint pour 10 blancheur ct Ia
neetet6, eucune concurrence sur lee marches.
Les peseOnnes qui voudront bisn 10 visiter,
% convaincront par elles-memes dcs avanta-
ges ofsrts aux planteurs risiers et n'h<sits-
ront pas accorder leur patronage aux sous
erOn achete 10 ris en- psille an STAR
stJcan-B -Baptiste. ~ mai lsse.
aaniiA AsADlE = AusEsr.
N. A. SOCOLA cot rsesns du STAR
RICE MILL de StJesn- -Baptiste, 1 Ia Nou-
velle. Orleans. eA
n. A. socols . f.it du grand prodnit da
ris - specialize, ct rindustrie ct 10 ooumcrce
do Get article sont redevsblss dune grands
partie do leurs progrss I l'inteiligencs et
FSnergie de Get important o0urtier, Qui -
recommande egalement par toutes les quail.
tes qsi font 10 ntgcciast sOcompll.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-06-12

Gals Sc relevent en- citoyens. Les
solliciteurs gorges sont deja in.
gratis, ct les solliciteurs evinces
sont furieux. VOLTA Oh en- est Grant
apres trois mois de pouvoir. ....s
Charles Dana ma pas tort d'affir.
mer que Burbridge, en- comparaison
de Grant, q commits de simples pee
cadilles. des fautes mignonnes;
mais nous prions le redacteur du
San,-le Soleil, quel beau titre -
d'etendre le cercle de la lumiere
quill repand. II ne faut pas quill
s'arr6te an President. Grant est IN
produit de Pepoque, IN fruit de Far
bre, une creature uparti dominant.
Ce parti, abusant de Ia victoire, q
fonk aux pieds le Sud meurtri, en-
o fait I'm cadavre ct Ia abandonne
aux vers. II s'est rejoui d'avoir
substitute Punite de la mort / Ia di.
versite de 10 vie, le silence de Ia
tombe aux querelles du forum. Plus
d'Etats, plus de citoyens, plus de
sedition, plus de contradiction. Oui.
mais dams Pornbre ct le silence du
despotisme, Ia corruption fait son
euvre. Ellie devore d'abord le
champ qui lui est livrt; sous son
soufle impnr, l'ancienne chevalerie
du Snd Sc transforme en- une bande
de laquais, les Tigres ct les Zoua.
yes de IL rebellion se metamorpho-
sent en- Wallets des sbires rsdicsux.
81 vous traversicz cette Morgue du
Sud, vous rougiriez des consequen-
ces de votre triomphe. votre ceur
Sc souleverait de degoht devant ce
fourmillement dc vers sur m cada.
vre, ct vous ne resseutiriez pour
vos anciens adversaires qn'nne i'm
msnse pitie.
Mais il y solidarite parlpi les
membres de l'especs humai6e, etl
surtout parmi ceux dune ns lion.
Votre semence lsve ct 10 veget zion
veneneuse vous gagne. De Ia'sour.
&c de fangc que vous avez ouverts
est sorti IN lac fetide; le lac gran.
dit, devient mer, vous bat do son
f1ot. Vos armes Sc retournent con.
trc vous. la corruption remonte son
cours. la hideuse gangrene s'etend
sur vos membres.
Va done, astrs de 10 presse, Ne0
York Sun,-Soleil - remplis 10
promesse de ton nom ct darde tes
rsyops de fen sur lee immoudes
cloaques oA % dissent le corps 60
cial. Dtmasqse 10 Tribune, ct mon.
tre-ncus m fripon abrit6 sous 90
paletot blanc de Greeley. aassi cS.
lehre que II redingote grise du Pc.
TT caporal. Fouille tous les coins
st tons les replis. que rien n'echap.
p I ton ardsnte lumiere. Cherche
si pArgent ma pas tue l'Honnsur, ct
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-06-12

Ces rt6exions s'impos aienta no.
tre pensee, pendant que nous H.
sions une vive ct spirituelle attaque
du Ne0 York Sun contre Grant,
don't Inauguration ne remonte qua
une date de trois mois. Charles
Dana s'exprime avec Ia liberte DIAL
lures permise 1 un ecrivain q"i a
refuse les presents d'Artaxerce. II
s'agit dun certain general Burbrid.
&c que le President se disposait 4
envoyer an Brtsil CONNIE ministre
des Etats- Unis, ct qui Went de ne
salir les mains dams une de ces
operations malpropres don't lie re.
gime actuel est emsille. La chose
s'est passee su Missouri, on le Bur.
bridge en- question repr<sentait mi.
litairement le gouvsrnement ftde-
rsi. Grand tmoi dams le pur ether
des regions oficiclles on IL frande
se tolere a Ia condition de rester
couverte dune ombre propice. La
Wis unanime est qne Burbridge est
indigne de la mission du Bresil. Ce
! quoi Dana objecte, non sans raj
son, que Grant aursit mauvaise
grace I fairei qui que CO soft un cri.
me Dc CO quill pratiqss lui.mtme I
ciel ouvert, ct l'editeur do Sun rap.
pslle fort / propos les dsbnts du
President, les imprudences de 81.
lune de miel. Que de cages d'a.
mour, de petits cadeaux genereuse-
ment prodiguss. Celui-ci est fait
secret airs da trtsor parce Quill q
finance dams l'llection. celui.la de-
Went membre du cabinet parce
qa'il . ofert nne maison 1 Grant.
Puis Went un long tcbange de dons
st Do fsveurs, base sur une tou.
Gnente mutualile.. II est hcheux
p6nr Grant one ID distribution des
emplois ait ses bornes ct fasse mai.
tire des inimities par les exclusions;
10 dispensation de IL justice. rappe.
liant II multiplication mirsculeuse
du pain divin, sersit intarissable.
lais ie President Wy . pas songe
et bien vits dSpenss h manne
omcielle st uss l'enthousiasme po-
pulairc. Nous sommes loin deji de
l'heure Cd u nstion charmec inter.
prttait CONNIE sagesse un sile6ce
qui recouvrait le meant de 10 pen
- q ohspgsait IN psrlss dss mo-
nssyllsbss iuUohSreuts. o. ~ pod.
tise plus y cigars pr6sidsntisl. Le
psspls, ssdsvsps sobrs. saalyss
froidemcnt lss sctes Dc l'autorits.
oritique Influence Dc Botler. blame
u nominations iniastiaablss da
SickIes. Dc rintrigant
du rapace Ashley. ct sfn-
digns Do voir Washburne sage.
sssaI~ - sssssissas lsvsns ss
snpsssur pendant que lee Fran.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-06-12

Qui ma IN pcu chante - partie
dams l'smoureux duo de Daphnis ct
ChIo4! Qui n'a en- - lune de miel I
Dtlicieuse ct charmante epoque de
Ia vic | Deux oiseaux gazouillent
sur uns branche Aeurie ~ MUIR
mnre dun clair ruisseau, dams le
silescs ami do II pait. Parsils !
ces felss creatures, deux strss hu-
mains s'abordent comns en- IN rive,
IL cour palpitant de mile emotions
nouvslles, 10 cervesu enivre de 10
sAvs capiteuse do printemps de
l'existence. et entanent l'harmo-
nieux dialogue qu'ils croient eter.
nsl. C'est l'amour dams l'tolat dc
- fraishsur ct ID plSnituds do -
fol. ramour avec son heureux ban.
dean eui ne permet que De contem.
plsr IN dedaua Dc soi-mlme robjet
de son cutie ct ~ lsisse voir en-.
tourt Dc 'toutss les perfections Dc
l'idth. Malhssrsssemsnt l'isstant
e. rapide. le voils tombe bient0t,
leo illusions s'envolent ct lee resii-
tts demsarent o. rstombs d ciel
sar ID terre, on d6coavrele defaults
de - compagne on Dc con compa-
goes d Eosts, on - hssrts q on
20 dtchire l ses soglss; l'sngs on
10 htros estI per l'inagisstioa Sest
evasoai, st 10 brutals matiars brise
lss allies Do plme st interrompt 10
cautiqus Dc l'Amonr. Qsslques con.
pies PRIVILEGES, apras avoir COM
,asnol sur b ton a Daphnis st de-
Chief, visillisssss = nsssshk ten
dssmsat sslac6s conme Phillnea
ct Bsseis male 10 grscieues -
tion comlrnc ID trisie regle.
luse Do miel nest qu'un moment
fagi.if
II est Plus court encore, ce mo-
nent, daus ID politique qui, ellie
aussi. ! = lane Do nisl. - plriode
Do raviessasat o = sroyasee. Un
psspls . doane ~ chef. ~ livre
i lsi, ressss - dssSlaSs sstrs lee
mains e oss Sla. Il peaple sussi
. fAis son rsvs - s'sa ct gris6 le
cisoysn eminent qsTl : choisi ct
cosrcnsS. fsf'ssubts Stssmer tous
las tsajls esasdIoesp H. bommes
dSfyvsaggss. Aals comment rtah.
ssrsrkil oette vaste conception
poeeleke I Soa bras ssfa-s-il asses
fssk = ~ Assss issslligssts. con
cosr Ss6s 1tvos1 I RSpesdrartilA I
l'sspsis ss11t6 III tsspissi Htlas |
rNslp tsdAls biaaa1t - pisds d'sr-
gils y b lsss q NIL duss jasts
10 tsnps sss rkistolrs seossds ass
favsris d l. pltbe psur psrcosrir |
l'sspacs ssi stpase = Cspitols Do |
ls reehs T~ptissne.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-06-12

Un billet soascrit / Ia psroisss St-Jsc.
qurs, 10 q svril 1858. par Ovids Millst 4
Alfred Roussel. pour ID somms de $3.50.
fait payable On tout mars 1869. Ls dit billet
psraphS "ss ssrisss,," par r. Rsine, Jr.
recorder -
LIE public est priS do ne pas nSeocisr 10
dit billet, 10 paiensas "a Stast srt4k
Paroissc Jsas-Baptiste, "a svril 1859
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-05-08
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.

~ To any who will contribute an coca
sional article to this column-once a month
or ottener if SO inclined-we will send copy
of The Wing free.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-05-08

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
nov 81 1s6s-ly
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-05-08
Cutting Grass Before the Seed is Ripe.

The opinion is becoming very general
among milk raisers that grass cut while it
is green and succulent, and before the stalk
has been changed into woody fibre, will
yield much more of that nourishment upon
which the flow Of milk depends, than the
same grass after the seed has ripened. All
admit that ripe hay is not itself SO nutri-
tious, but many claim that the ripened seed
makes up for the depreciation in the hay.
and say that for working horses and oxen
ripe hay is the best
This is question of great Importance,
and should be well examined. Not only is
the value of the present crop involved but
the effect upon the roots of the grass, and
the future crops also. When grass is cut
while green, and properly cured, it retains
the essential character of grass. The
water is evaporated, but the dried and con-
densed juices remain i'll the tender fibre,
and when received into the stomach of the
animal, are easily softened and digested.-
But it is questionable, whatever may be
said to the contrary, if woody fibre is ever
digestcd; in our method of cutting and
making and feeding hay, most of the seed
is shaken out and lost before it reaches the
cattle. If hay were all cut and moistened
before feeding, the cattle would get more
Of the seed than they do now.
Large. over-ripe herdsgrass is very unpal-
atable to cattle. and really contains very
little nutriment. A few years since we had
occasion to purchase load of hay, for
horse-feed. The farmer of whom we pur-
chased it sent us load of pure. clean,
bright herdsgrass, of large growth. which
he called number one hay. But the horse,
which was the party most interested in the
matter, differed with him in the opinion.
lie was very reluctant to eat it, and in spite
Of his usual amount of grain, grew poor
upon it, and we were glad when it was gone.
This is very common experience among
horse-keepers. 1t is frequently remarked
that red-top and herdsgrass make better
hay than clear herdsgrass. and this is true.
because the red-top, even when ripe does.
not become so completely changed into
woody fibre.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-05-08
HOOP SKIRTS.
VIM. T. HOPKINS
| | IS

Has removed his Manufactory and Salesruoms TO
No. Ills CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA.
Where his Own Make of Champion Hoop Skirts es-
pccially adapted first-cass Wholesale and Retail
Trade will be found to embrace the most extensive as
sortmcnt in the Union. and all the latest and
able styles Shapes, Lengths and Sizes, >. 2 2% %
yards round Of Plain and Gorcd Paner Walking Skirts
Reception Trails. &c &c. together with ninety diff
ferent varieties of Misses and Chirens Skirts all Of
which for symmetry of STYLE finish ghtness elasticity
durability, and real Chsdpuess. unequaled by any
other goods in the market. and warranted in every
other respect Skirts made to order Altered and Re
paired. Wholesale and Retail
Full lines Of Low Priced Eastern Made Skirts Is
Springs, % Cents 20 Springs. Is Cents Springs 80
Cents 30 Springs III Cents: and 10 Springs 10 Cents
C0RSETS! CORSETS!. C0RSETS.!! 81 different
styles and prices from - Cents = 90 embracing r.
Worilcy, Beckel. Glove Fitting Madam Foy's Corset
Skirt Supporters. Mrs. MondyS Patent Adjusting
Abdominal Corsets. French English and Domestic
Handmade Corsets. and superior French Patterns Of
Cuteil Corsrts Our Own Make, which we invite cs
pccal attention.
Complete assortment of Ladies, Under Garments at
very low prices.
GENERAL AGENT for the BARTRAM AND FANTON
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES. superior to any other
before the public. Ffty-two of these No. Machines
Price $50 each. heing given away customers
i'll order to get them introduced Every person in want
of articles in line should examine our goods before
purchasing elsewhere Call send for circulars Mt our
Mauufactory and Saesrous. No. Ills Chestnut Street
Philadelphia. WN. T. HOPKINS.
Apr 10. 1S69-;}m
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-05-08

A correspondent Of the Country Gentle
man says he killed briars by a single cut
ting with grubbng hoe, done after the
snow was off in the spring, and before the
ground thawcd. Moving in spring or
summer increases them.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-05-08

quiry as to the cause and cure of worms in
pigs. a correspondent of the Maine Farmer
says:
elf the writer will take the pains to
give his pigs handful of good rock salt at
least twice week in their food until killing
time, think his pigs will thrive, providing
he gives them enough to eat. The cause
of pigs having worms is, I think, the want
get any salt except what they get in the
Stops from the Kitchen"
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
THE EXCELSIOR COLONY OF NEBRASKA.

Westward no! had been the cry of the Ex-
oesior Colony Of Nebraska long, many times for
starting had been fixed upon and the day indefinitely
postponed that people, to Monday night doubtful
whether these were really In earnest about
yenturng upon the unTied realities OF pioneer fo The
Colony held meeting Monday evening in the WhltlOck
ments were completed for starting Tuesday O'clock
from the depot OF the NewYOrk and Erie Railroad The
recognized leader in the enterprise stated publicly that
he had received information from certain man in
headwaters OF a certain river. He would not
divuge this information now, to his wife. They
had tricked by being too public, and not
going to be taken In again. The Locating Committee, 1t
seems, have not decided on 2 place yet Their move
termined by circumstances. Mr. Walker, by way OF
couragement, publicly announced that II after reaching
be liberty Swing him TO the biggest tree they could
nnd" There is evidently great deal Of good material
and practical common sense TO carve ont destiny for
themselves despite the tricks Of speculaor The Colony
will still continue to hold meetings. and send out other
Tie first company left Jersey City Tuesday night at
night express train. Abont 70 families were rep,
nte and both the sexes pa Many y''s& friends and
relatives accompanied the pioneers to the depot aud
the many spectators assembled witnessed several Affect
pledges 10 these friends for the safekeepng Of those
who were gong West under his leadership Many OF the
parties carry out guns aud ammunition, with view TO
Western game. But little baggage was taken, only
Zach s sh @%01nt allowed 10, by the RaEo1d Company
class ticket for t20 while single ticket regularly costs
~ a. rms m Is one OF the principal advantages OF member
slp ~ the cOiOny Even II some one who does not de-
serve gets the s. initiation fec, the emlgran st saves
SDVI nS up ana gets irstcass fare Mr. Walker at the
70 communicate every few days with those left behind
taxes ss sTes saro Hv' Win ihis advance guard and
among the members as to whether they will be able 10
Man, 1ovefhnehs land In location desirable for colony
,I farms at western prices As general thing the com