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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-12-06

And here comes an elegant oqupage, drawn by
The very best pedigree'd span in the town
Trace back their blood and youl find you have gone
by
All trace of their owner's-and his comes far down.
What's this! They are coughingl And what Is 1t
that flows
From that fne-muzzled hne-nostriled on-horse's
nosel
OH, whence comes it Why is it! Wherefore, and
what Is it
Shifting the loWly, not sparing the high
Worse than the Rnderpest, or sheep-rot Ist
Never to cease till the horses all de'
What shall we do for it, What is the best'
Cider, warm blankets or plenty Of resti
".
Low is the head that so proudly was rearing,
And dropping the neck that was curved in his pride
Dimmed the ferce eye, and deadened the hearing,
Faint throbs the wildly pulsed purple tide.
Shake down his beddingi spread the clean straw :
Mix him a draught, he no longer draw.
"
Nobly he toed on the route to East Boston,
Or whirled the swift tar DER the Roxbury linei
Strike now the car bell, It's notes will be lost on
The ears that are chilled, and give back no sign,
Disease has now marked him, his powers are fed
Care for him kindly-he yet is not dead.
VI.
Mix the bran mash you would use him
Stir 1t as never you stirred 1t before!
We learn to esteem him in fearing TO lose him
Bring the hot water, and steam him some more
There He Is better now i--spongo OF that lip
Harness him up again Get down the whip.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Price or HeaItb-Like that Of lib

The Price Of Ezealth-Like thai Of lib
erty, Is eternal vigilance. The vapor-laden
air of spring exercises a depressing influence
on the vital powers. The strongest feel this
devastating elTect; the weak 1arso prostrased
by it. E~yerybOdy iEimoneaoF less debiitated
at this s~easnuyand the . feeble ~instinetively
seek the Mplof medicine. Unfortunately,
the ~HrerneSf6 resorted TO sometimes aggra-
vates the mfschfef. Raw stimulants afeemi-
nentIy perniciohss in saeh cases, ana drastic
oatharties about as bad. The vital principal
needs suceor ana support, and a neinforcing
PREPARATION that viii tote and rouse, while it
regulates and purines the system, is the medi-
cine that nature demands. All the medicinal
elements required forlsuch emergencies are
oembinedin H0stetter's stomach Bitters, the
parest and most efheaeioHs vegetable elixir
that the world has ever known. II is a mild
stim1lant, a poweTfuI tonic, an unequhied
appetizer, an absolute specific for diseased al
gestion, a wonderful n~erviue, q moderate ca
thartie, a remedy for liver complaints and
periodic fevens, a sure for constipation, a spe-
cide for rheumatism, OF essential use in al
ailments to which the feebler sex are subject,
and as a general household mediocre un-
equaIed and -unapproaehed These are the
tiers famous everywhere. Sec TO IL, however,
that you nave the time article, for the land IS
infested with swarms Of local bitters, made
from condemned liquors and worthless drugs,
which greedy wretohes who speculate On hu-
that flesh IS heir to. Bewareof the charlafans
and their polsons.
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s. s.
NOTICE.
APLEToN's NEW
AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA


THE attention OF the citizens of Memphis is
4 called to this incompsrable work.
Direct orders 10 W. II. Sparks, general agent
for the city OF Memphis and the States of Al
ALBANIA and Mississippi, at the store Of Boyle
& Chapman Memphis mhH
N0n-R Resilient Notice.
No. l5-In the First Ohancery Court OF Shelby
y. county, Tennessee-Daniel J. Parttn ct a
VS.. William =. Butler ct al.
IT appearing from affidavit in this Gauss
Il that the defendant w. j. Davie Is n non.
resident of the state OF Tennessee, and thai
the residence OF defendants A. ]. Buckner
Samuel a. Holmes and ]. N. Doylei Is unknOWn
also from the Sherin's return that they can.
not be oun i'm Shelby county;
II Is therefore ordered, 2 hey maket hell
appearance herein,- at the courthouse in tbs
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before TIT
first Monday in May, 1871 and plead, aa1sNel
or demur to cemplalnsnts' bin, or the sans
Will be taken for confessed rs 70 them and sci
for hearing exparte, and that acopy OF TIM
order be published once 8 week, for four sue
cessivs weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This March ., ISL.
A c0py-attest.
EDMUNDA A. COLE, Clerk and Mister.
By Ri. BLACK, d. G and II.
II. Clay King, Sol. for complainant. mb27WC
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Petition to Amend Charter.

No. S5-First Chancery Court OF Shelby Co.
"HEREAS, me Memphis Wood and VIII
w low Ware Manufacturing Company,
heretofore chartered by an act Of the Tennes-
see Legislature, for the purpose OF mauufae-
turing all kinds Of wood and Wfll0w-ware,
such as cOOperage OF every description, mate
rials for building the WOODWORK OF wagons,
buggies. carriages, axe-handles, etc., and To
phis or elsewhere, has hled a petitiOn in the
First Ch2neery Court Of shelby county, pray
ing certain changes n amendments in the
charter thereof, tO-w1t. That the name Of said
company be changed to the Memphis Wood
Works. that al the property now owned OF
to be acquired by said company before the
ont Of the Memphis Wood and Willow Ware
Manufacturing COmpany and be vested In the
said Memphis WOOD Works;
That upon all contracts, rights OF liabilities
now existing between said company and is
stockholders, or between said company and
third persons, or which may accrue and exist
on or by the decree in this cause hereafter TO
he made, may be enforced by or against said
company in the old or new name;
That the purpose, business and objects OF
said company be so enlarged as to permit and
ali Implements, material, machinery and tools
necessary Tor the purpose OF Manufacturing
AL and every kind OF woodwork, erect and
operate a p~laning-mill, deaIin lumber, etc;
That section 3 OF said charter be changed
/ and amended TO conform to The above, (fOr
further particulars see said petitiOu);
1t is therefore ordered, That all persons de-
/ string 50 to do. make their appearance herein,
Tennessee, on or before the nrst Monday in
May, lSZ2, and show cause, If any they have,
why said amendments should not be granted
as prayed fOr1n this petition; and that a copy
Of his order be published in the Memphis
! Appeal. This March So, 1ST2.
A cOpy-attest;
BY r. BLACK, D. q. and NJ.
Nm. Edwards, Sol. for petitioners mh3l
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Petition 70 Amend Charter.

No. g8-First Chancery Court Of Shelby
county.
TrHEREAE- n President anu DlrectOEa
w N the railroad company, chartered
heretofore By the laws Of Alabama Missla-
Sinni ana TenueSsee,under the name ana style
~ lie selma, Marion and Memphis Railroad
go,nnsnv 81 Tennessee and Anbam8 and
NississiDpf and OF the Selma, Marion and
Memphfs Railroad Company OF Alabama, and
which is designated in the Tennessee charter
aranted il as the Memphis and Selma tall
road Company, have nled a petition in the
First Chancery Court of shelby county, pray
ing an amendment TO the Tennessee charter
In this: tia the corporate name adopted by
the Tennessee Legislature be changed 50 as to
conform to the name adopted by Mississippi
and Alabama, thereby making the corporate
identical in the three 81 states.
1t is Therefore ordered, hat all persons
wishing 50 TO do, make their appearance
herein, at the court-house Of said Court, In
Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the tiFst
Monday in May, 1872, and show cause any
they have, why said amendment, As asked tor
in said petition, should not be granted and
hat q copy Of this order be published LOT
thirty days in the Memphis Appeal rms
March -, 1872.
A cODy-attest.
EDMOND A. COLE, Clerk n Master.
BY r. j. BLACK, i. q. and M.
Harris, Pillow & Pillow SoncltorS tor pSl-
tiOners. 1o
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Provisions, Breadstuffs, WHISTLES.

A GENTS Cor the celebrated 5. a. Miller
"a C~hicken-COck pure old Bourbon and Rye
Whistles. Also, for other Western Distiliers
and Rectifers.
C-onsignments and orders solicited for West
ern and Southern produce generally. Cash
advances made. dZ72taw
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THE DOMESTIC PRODUCE MARKETS.
--LATEST EEroKT NY TELEeRAPHJ
ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, April S.-Flour in fair demand
! for best grades: XXX 81 JtGS. Wheat active;
sample lots No. 3 fall, in warehouse, 81 81.
I Corn quiet; Mo-, mixed, 40hc. Oats quiet;
/ mixed, on track, $51S@36c. Barley In fair de-
mand and firm az 659 be for Iowa spring, and
S5a9oc for Minnesota. Rye quiet aisle. Whis-
dali. Bagging unchanged. Pork arm al SIZE
gI2. Dry salted meats quiet; only q few small
country lots sold. Bacon quiet; country pork
house shoulders, 4ssc jo6hing lots CLEAR sides,
ne. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Il9l2c. Lard easier
Al sc. Hogsdull al 50 SS4@. Cattle lower
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, April 9-Tobaeco active; sales
10 hhds., Tugs, S9T IS; low leaf, So4S; medi-
um, - 5o9ll; good, Sl 5GslS. Bagging nrm
and unchanged. Flour firm; extra family,
=. Grain and hemp unchanged. PrOyi-
siOns quiet and firm. Bacon; shoulders, 5Hc;
clear-rib, &c; clear-sidess &c. Bulk shoulders,
PC; clear-rib, Szci clear-sides, &c. Mess
pork, Sl2 %.
CHICAGO. April 9-Flour-extra spring i'm
proved; s. 096 So Wheat-No.2 spring dull
at 81 S28l ~. Corn-No. , mixed dull al $40
3S1Sc. Oats-No. 2 in better demand at Sic.
Rye-NO. 2 quiet; CSC offered, and &1c asked.
pork opened strong and closed quiet at Sl S59
II 80. Lard quiet and lower at s. SgB %. Bulk
~meats-loose quotsblei shoulders, SsgSAc;
clear rib, J9sG5zc. Highwtnes quiet at 6e.
Hogs active and a shade hrmer; 81 2Z940.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, April 9-Flour is in fair de
mand; family, 81 coal 70. Wheat has ad-
vanced; red, 81 699l z. Corn is in goodsde-
demand at 4Sc. Rye steady az 90992c. Oats
have advanced TO 40944c. Sugar steady; re-
fined &c lower. Linseed oil Is in good de-
manda at 90992c. Butter steady at l59i5c. Pork
has dvanced 10 Sl2 509l2 70. Lard quiet at 81
gs3sc asked, with no sales. Bulk meats-de-
I nand light but holders are firm; 4h9Sz96Hc
is asked. Bacon-demand light but holders
are nrmsr; shoulders, FS95c; sides, gHS7He
asked. Hogs steady; butchers pay 81 4094 50;
stock hogs, "a l094 -. Whisky steady at &c.
NASHVILLE
NASHVILLE, April 9.-Flour, good demand;
superdne 8 1901 Is, family s oS9 90; corn &
I as; wheat 38l 80; oats a corn meal 3 %;
mess pork Is 90, rumpH 20; lard, prime steam
yHc, Kettle SIC; bulk meats, shoulders u
clear nib X; clear sides 79sc; bacon shoulders
&c; clear nib 75S; clear side ~; hams, sugar
cured u9lZ; PLAIN l0k; country bacon 81,
| lL4Q meas mOderately active.
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Liabilities 20 Pei
Giles Of re- be protected Reserve r
de5mptiOn. by reserve. held. Z


view York was quiet but sustained through
out the day the existing quotation, sc. LlN-
-rY9lI still quoted lAsd ON uplanusy Dut gave
w-lr slightly on Orleans. New Orleans de-
eIIned -. quoting &tac for mlddllng, IN our
market there was "a more active inquiry imam
Tor some time past, the principal On1ecl ap-
pg5rug t0 be- 90 ascertain WhAt loLs We're on
Fla market. Offers were generally peloM me
views 10 buyers, but where the lnqutrers found
Faf. specially 10 their liking they took them,
md ii mis- wqv "a fair days business was done,
and prices were fully maintained, holders
s6oving unabated confidence. The amount
gf euleTtar cotton on hand appears TO be snort
Tor buyer who had to make mp a hundred
rsIse Of middIing- and above had W
r1rF- purchases % that amount OF
-T.fn different houses. The aggregate
rf nc sales reported 10 US is as follows
Id bales mixed at Lee. Ii at DC 2 AZ ltscf L
4r -g-.-and - at5lc-gOod ordinary l9at A7sc
-bftglr ordinary ;T7b at DMc-strlct rdlnary
Hat 5Issc-iaiued; 80 az dc; % at ~N1sc-soou
ordinary - at 2I-zc; z at NZc-stTlct ordlna-
-v- 81 al 2Itc: l9S at Ze-l0w mtddnng; 81 az
L.. T8 al PIC: , al 21sc-mlddlng al
&c: ~ az S5c; o. az 8ife-irlef middlingi 20
.alas on private terms, The sales amounted
nearly 4FJ bales. We continue unchanged
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-10

PLANTATION COMPRESS.

For making cotton bales Of commercial size
at once on the plantation, and using his me
tallc baling instead Of cOmbustible bagging
and troublesome Ties, saying nothing Of clas-
ifieatiOn p and expressing the oil from the
eed, amounting TO millions more.
To do this, let a few men in each county
buy the right las he VIII now only sell indt-
vidual, territorial or 1ss~tatiOnal" right He
will sell rights for q royalty Of ten cents a
bale, and the buyer can then sell individual
privileges for a dollar q bale, thus making a
thousand per cent. profit.
Again, two Of the presses without the cot
ton-bOX for the pianteTl, costing 5000 with one
mule can repress 1000 bales in a hundred
days, and thus, at a great many shipping
points, or stations in the interior, can make
$1,000 in that time on less than $1,000 capital.
He will furnish the patterns at cost, all guar
anteed.
A safer investment and finer field for the
capitalist is not within the bounds OF posi-
bility, nor a greater benefaction to the plant
ing interest, except 1.-THE Co~ttOn-picker."
Address the inventor and patentee,
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate
sATURDAY.MAY A. ~.

No. E70.-Int he Second Chaneery Court Of
Shelby county, Teunessee-I0sephine
Lindsay vs. r z Lindsay, e al.
Df virtue OF an interiOcubOry decree for sale,
ID entered IN this bove eaussfI sill sell, al
public auction, TO the highest bidder, in front
OF the Clerk and Masters office Of the Second
Ghancefy Court. GreenlaW Block, Second
street, city OF Memphis, Tennessee,
On Saturday, Way =, 1872.
within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tosEits
situated in Shelby county, Tennessee, de-
seribed rs foliowss Being known as lots
twenty-seven and twenfy-eightC a and - Of
Nv Htlls addition 70 Memphis and stu
ated AZ the Intersection Of Walnut street with
Fort Pickering branch Of the Memphis and
Aagrauge railroad, north OF said railroad and
east Of Walnut street said lots front each
oighty-nFe feetntne inches e3 feet 9 fncbesl
on Walnut street, making one huudred and
seXcnfy-0ne feet six inches, and extending
eastward OF the same width. parallel with
said railroad. one hundred and eighty feet.
4oI4HsOf SaIe-Da aeEed3t Of seven months;
purchaser executing note, with good security,
and lien retained to secure purchase money.
Equity Of redemption barred.
ND. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
This April LIST. lS72.
Humes q BostOn, Solicitors for Complain
ants. ap2
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Every Family should hayea Bottle

We ask every one to read the following Ger
tiicates from many Of the most eminent ply
sicians in the unit
n. LOUIS, july, IS70-JAMES A. JACKSON
& CO.: entlemen-As You have
Gated TO the medical profession the recipe Of
the Home BitteTs,p II cannot therefore, be
considered as q secret or patent medicine, no
patent having been taken forit. We have eX-
amined the formula Tor makins the " Home
Bitters, p and unhesitatingly say the combi-
nation is one of rare excellence, all the arti-
! cles used in its composition are the best Of the
| ionic. stimnisnt stommachic. Garminstivean
slightly Laxative. The nod of preparing
them is strictly in accordance with the rules
Of Pharmacy Having used them, seen its
ure in recommending them to all persons de
sirous Of taking Bitters, asbeing the bestFonie
L. On. BoIsLIERE,M NJ. ID. +. Il. PORTER, MD.
J ALFRED HEACOCK, NJ. d. C.GEHtCKE, NJ. D..
DRAKE McDowELL, ND ca WARE, NJ, d.
JIG. WHITFIELD MI. E.A.CLARKE,M.D-
1 Or. G. ". q. LUDWIG, 5. q. MOSES, NJ. ID.
/ w. a. WILCOX, NJ. d.. HUBERr PRINLM.
Us. MAINE HOSPITAL, ST. LOUIS, Mo-,
have examined the formula for making the
H Home Stomach Bitters," and used them in
the Hospital for the last four months. com
slider them the most valuable tonic and slim
l ulantn now in use. ii. MELCHER.
81. LOUIS, July Q, 1S70-JAS. a. JACKSON &
{. Having examined the formula from
/ which your celebrated stomach Bitters" are
prepared, and having witnessed the method of
combining the different ingredients, We can
SAFELY AEIoiAiAAA0h4 tuNAI 40 kAlg bN0N INV VAN
which we are acquainted, From the great
care with which they are compounded, md
from the choice materials which enter into
them, We have no doubt that they7wll prove,
as they deserve to be, the most popular tonic
and sttmnlant in use,
Respectfully yours,
NAsTIE, NJ. y. u5 I. u. CO5ISTOCR, NJ. ID.
We cheerfully concur with every word con-
| tanned in the above testimonial.
JEO. Councilman, NJ. d. JOHN HARTMA NJ.
CHAss NAsTISE, NJ D.. JOHN TEMPLE, ND.
q, 4. WALKER NJ D.. &c. ,M,p,
GIgcISEATI, QetopsT ~, ls0-MessIs.. w. -
KENNEDY a Coz Agents 81 Home Bftters ;
Gents-Agreeable to yopr request, have ex-
BstleFs,H and and the remedies il contains
such IS ars IN geneTaI use hy the Medical Pro-
feasipn, They are very scientifically and
/ pleasantly combined, and as stimulating ton
les WILDE found especially adapteda as eoFroh-
orapts 20 tbs treatment Of low or debilitaled
stages nf the sFsfe4Ai WHISTLER arising from
impaired digdsuan or from maiarfous
| diseased. F.
Dr. !. l.. Walters. L. a. JAMES, NJ. D..
Il r., IS. WAYNE, Chemist. G. q. SIMPSON, ND.
VT TALLIkFKRRO,M.D. s. p. BoENER, ND.
IL QUINN, ND, c., MUsoRoFTtM.D.
I.H. BucKNERY MD g ". biGAEhi ND
", II, WOODWARD, n, D. @. a, DopGHERT9,
CHICAGO, September %, lSe.-J. L. SMITH,
Z" Celebrated stomach BltteTH,p a tnd y 70
be composed OF articles thai are eonsidered
tie best tonics used by the Medical Profession,
ana enc Of the best hitteIs we know or now Ia
HIS. HAHs, NJ. d. b. MovIoAK, NJ. D.
J.B. WALHER, NJ. D.. q, a. MARINER,
Hoo RoRMAS s. BARNES, MD.
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NOn-Resident Notice.


No. 523-In the First Chancery Court of shelby
county, worcestershire A. Caulklns ct al.
Vs. q. Wurzbaeh ct al. ll
1T appearing that a writ Of attachment was
L issued in the above cause March Is, 1872,
by virtue of the bill Of complaint, under
oath, filed herein same day, andathat writ of
attachment was issued on March y, 1872, by
virtue of an amendment filed on that day,
against the estate Of Albert C.. Wurzbach, in
which said bill and amendment IL is alleged
that said Wurzbach is a citizen Of Pennsyl-
wanna and nonresident Of Tennessee; that he
is indebted TO the cOmplainants in the sum Of
about SE ,g5, as per amounts collected by him
as administrator and trustee, and not ac-
counted for properly; that said writs of at
tachment have been returned, levied ON
property Of said defendant; also, that Mary s.
kimbaf and Harriet NJ. Elliott are citizens OF
Long Island and non-residents Of Tennessee;
that ~complainants have also filed a petition
herein 10 have another trustee appointed in
lieu of said A. c. Wurzbachs
It is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, ON or before the
first Monday in May, lsz2, and plead, an
swer OF demur TO eOmpiainants' original and
amended bills; also, said petition OF COM
plainants, or the same will be taken for con-
fessed as to them and Set for hearing exparte
and that a cop Of this order be published
once a week, for four successive weeks, in the
Memphis Appeal. This March 26, 1872.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. ]. BLACK, Deputy Q. and N.
II. Clay King, Sol. for compl'nt. rahH Wd
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JAS. JACKsoS, successor to jackson & Manson.
D.. NJ. KILPATRICK, W. ID. HENDERSON.
late with Jackson & Anderson.
JOHN JACKSON, st. Louis, Missouri.
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CREDITORS NOTICE.

No. Sc, r. Gin the Probate Court of shelby
county, Tennessee-GeOrge J.. Douglass, ad-
ministratOr Of the estate Of Il. N. Bond,
deceased, vs. r.. ]. Bond ct al.
TT appearing that an order has been en-
tered in this cause requiring all creditors
Of the estate of r. n. Bond, deceased, to come
forward, file and establish their claims, etc
II is therefore ordered that all such creditors
make their appearance herein before me, at
nay Office, in the city Of Memphis, on the Goth
day Of April, 1877, and exhibit and prove their
claims or demand against said estate or re-
port will be made exparte as to to them, and
that a copy Of this order be published once a
week, for four successive weeks, in the Menu
phis Appeal
Done al office, this LIST day OF April, ISL.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
BY J.H. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk.
n l. so ii ar Cnmnlninanf an2fn
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NEW YORK
NEW ORLEANS.
Knmr nuUnANq j

sales to-day-EIpoTt GI bales; spinners, 1i
hales: speculation 30 bales; futures, $3.50 bales.
sales yesterday e~VsRing-S1 bales export
aQ bales.