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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-15
.Ve,s FORK STATE Dairy Markets.

From the UTICA DAILY HERALD
UTICA, Nov II.
We had another duh cheese market to-day, Buyers
exceedingly ofish, and sellers did not want to
take less than lie, About 5000 boxes offered,
and only 500 sold, far could ascertain. The
figures were l3!0iic. When we left the trade.roOms
several hanging for fraction, generally lilc
and possibly soma may have got fraction over our
highest figure.
The receipts at New York for the week ending SatuT
day last were 81 29j boxes, and the exports liz
AIS boxes The cable Gjc. Gold closed at ll3, and
the highest quotation for cheese was l5c.
LITTLE FALLS, Nov. IL.
Cheese.--AbOut GOO boxes OF private dairy were Of
fered here to-day sold and shipped Sales were made
at from &c., to ic l3c. and l3ie. being the ruling
figures.
Notwithstanding the difficulty Of getting cheese TO
market account Of the horse disease, offerings Of
factory to-day very much larger than last week.
amounting TO about 500 boxes. One half " these
sold nj l3lHiDlic., few lots going at the lat
ter figure, and about many lots selling for lc for
l3lc
There 900 boxes Of cheese shipped from here
by Tall last week. and 1870 boxes by canal.
Butter.--Sales Of 80 packages at 3Oa3lc.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-15
CANE .NnrketS,
At WntertOv'

At Wntertown and Brighton.
mo cattle market report received this week at the
time of the FARMERS going to press owing, doubtless,
to the confusion occasioned by the great h-o.l
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-15

Vermont is the "Banner State" Of the
OConuor Democracy in New England,
throwing about 700 votes for the straight
out ticket.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-15
U. 5. PATENT oFF1cE.
MAsnINaroN, D. d. NoY, In

WAsHNdToNI D. W NOV, T. IsIA
I'm THE PETITION Of william NJ. Pingry, Of
" Weatharsfeld, Vermont Adminis.raiOr Of Porter
Dodge deceased praying for tho extension Of pAtont
galtod 70 the said Porter Dodge, on tho LIST DAY 81
fybruaryi 1859, for an Improvement IN stYHes; " Is
ordered that tho testimony IN the DO closed on the
9lst day Of beeeWber peSt that the tme pr ding ar
ggments and the Examiners report be limited 10 the
ION day Of January next and that said petition DO
heard ON the 18th day OF January next. Any person
may oppose this extension, MfD. LEGGEfTi
Commissioner.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-15

A man known in Rutland rs Joseph Fair
banks, painter. and in Walpolc, N. H.. rs
John Priest. was arrested IN the latter place,
brought to Rutland and committed to jail on
the charge Of stealing u horse, ETC., Of John
Cain, on the evening ofTuesdny Oct 3lst
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-15

Albert +. Lawrence lost nice horses, one
Of his gray span, by the horse disease on
Sunday last. "a
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-15

Marriages and Deaths Inserted free Obituaries ant
Poetry ave cents por line.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-15


confidence in its virtues, equalled by any 9TH
medicine. 1t still makes the most eeetual Of
Coughs, Colds and Consumption, that can be made by
medical skill. Indeed the Cherry PICTORIAL has really
robbed these dangerous diseases of their terrors to
great extent and given q feeling of immunity from
their fatal effects which we'll founded, If the remedy
be taken in Every family should have it in
their closet for the ready and prompt relief Of its
bers. Sickness suffering and life is saved by this
timely protection. The prudent should not neglect it,
and the wise will not Keep by you for the protec-
ton It affords in sudden attacks and by its timely uso
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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-15

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mankind and become house.
hold words among not only
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Perhaps no one ever secured
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tanned II so long as AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL. II has
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about forty years, by a long
continued series ofmarvelous
cures, which have won for Il
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-15
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Probably nino-tonths Of the ladies who use foot
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TREAD day after day without injury, and can have
Il on trial on their machines, before buying by
leaving their orders at Mr. Shoreys music rooms, Main
st ST. Johnsbury before Dec. |. Price, put on, s..
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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-15

And much Of said lands will be sold at public auo
uon at the sehOolhouso In District number one In
said Maidstone on the 2st day Of December next at
ton O'Clock In the forenoon, shall be requisite To dis
charge said taAes With costs unless previously paid
HORACE ADAMS, First Constable,
Maidstone, Wa NOV, s. 1872,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-15
MAIDSTONE LAND SALE.

TINIlE NoN-REsI DENT PR0PRIETORs of the town
i Of Maidstone, in tho county of Essex, are hereby
notified that the taxes assessed by the said town with
In two years next preceding this date remain either In
whole or in part unpaid on the following described
lands I'm said lOWn Vys
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-15

Stove Emporium.
+. L. Fletcher,
Eastern Avenue,
WOULD GALL THE ATTENTION of tho public
w TO the following list Of Stoves, comprising the
best makes and latest styles that in the Market
and the best assortment in the county.
The StcIcdIt Parton Deal
AND ROUND COAL BURNERS,
MAGEE PARLoR OVEN COAL BURNERS,
SHIELD,
RADIATOR,
SHINING LIGHT
ORIENTAL.
RUBY,
LANTERN. sc.
COOK STOVES, COAL AND WOOD.
IMPROVED STEWART
IMPROVED AMERICAN,
IMPERIAL,
NEW EMPIRE,
GLAD TIDINGs.
PRESIDENT.
Last Dat not Least,
Tho celebrated MANSARD COOK, which took the
first premium and "sycr medaln at the State fair /,
also ave first premiums in other States this fall. Call
and see it.
Farmers, Attention
Tho MAMMOTH COOK STOVE, with Iron-cad
long The best stove for farmers use in the market
Full assortment of parlor and soapstone stoves for
wood
Also may be found full line of
ShcT HdTdicDre, Tools, and
BRONZE GOODS.
rs dozen Blue Jacket Axes,
Shovels, Spades,
CroSs-Cut Saws.
Tin, Copper and Fsncy Japan Wares,
WEATHER vANEs
BIRD CAGES,
STREET LANTERNS,
ALL SIZES LEAD PIPE,
COPPER AND IRON PUMPS,
COAL AND WOOD FURNACES,
ENANELED AND BRONZE FLOOR AMI
SIDE WALL REGISTERS.
JOB WORK of all kinds done by experienced work
men
?. F. FLETCHER.
| ?letcher's Block, Eastern Avenue.
| Portland and OgdensburE Railroad, Ver-
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-15
Ayer's cherry PectOrGI,

For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs, such Coughs
Colds, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma and Con
sumption.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-15

1 LIBERATION, This Is 10 certify that have given
Il my son, Henry faIwell, Jr, the remainder Of his
Time and that shall claim none Of his wages nor pay
any debts Of his contracting after this date,
HENRY FARWELL.
Barnet, October II, 1874
A GENTS WANTED. We guarantee employment
IA or all, either s0Xt ~ 81 day OIL 2GO0 or more
year, Now works BY Mrs. H. II, STOWE, and others.
and easily At work for US Write and see. Particulars
noe Horthington, Dustin Co., Hartford, OF.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-15

U = TO $50 per day Agents wanted. All classes
tpD Of working people, Of either sex, young or old,
make more money at work for US In their spare mo.
ments all the time, than at anything else. Partc
ulars nee. Address a. STINS0N CO., Portland, Me.
The New York herald., 1872-07-09
A VOTE AT THE SPRINGS.
Greeley's Majority Over Grant-A Prelude
to the Railroad Car Canvass.
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. VA

Greeley's Majority Over Grant-A Prelude
to the Railroad Car Canvass.
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, va.,
July 8, 1872.
The greatest anxiety prevails here among the
guests to the action of the Baltimore Convention
which meets tomorrow. 1t Is the chief subject of
discussion, and Is canvassed In every possible
shape AS is usual, there Is q large number of
Southern politicians among the company, and not q
few from the North The point upon which the
people seemed to be exercised was the probable
endorsement Of the nomination Of Greeley and
Brown, or whether an attempt would be made to
nominate straight-Out democratic ticket. The
latter proposition had but few supporters, but in
the afternoon the Presidential fever had reached
such pitch that 1t was resolved to take informal
ballot of the guests upon the subject. This scheme
met with general favor, as many believed 1T would
furnish an index to the national vote in November
next. All the Southern States, from Texas to
Maryland, including Arkansas and Missouri, are
represented, while large number OF visitors
here from New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
Connecticut Rhode Island Massachusetts, Ohio, Ill
nOis and Indiana. Besides the guests there are 800
male negro servants, all OF whom are voters. None
tied to that privilege. At eight p. M. the ballots
were counted by a committee with the following
resut:-White vOte--Greeley and Brown 1863; (;
Grant and Wilson, %; opposed to both 81; Wood
hull and Douglass, 3; total white vote, 416. Negro
vote-Greelev and Brown, 40; Grant and Wilson,
and Brown, 399; Grant and Wilson, 272; opposed to
both, 81; Woodruff and Douglass, g. The result Of
the vote created quite an enthusiasm among the
supporters OF the white-cOated Philosopher.
The New York herald., 1872-07-09
THE OFFICE-H0LDERg QUI v1vE.

WASHINGTON, July 8, 1872
The government employees in the departments are
manlfesting unusual interest In the Baltimore Con-
vention and to a large number nothing short OF the
result Of the November election In favor Of Grant
will quiet their fears Of being turned out Of Office
"If Greeley is nominated do you think he will be
elected ~ is the question which the earnest advo
Gates Of civil service reform unable to answer
The city IL deserted. No less than two thousand
excursion tickets have been sold over the Washing
ton branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad The
trains from the South come filed with jealous ad-
v0cates Of anything to beat Grant. No one mani
tests tue slightest interest ip the Philadelphia n0m
The New York herald., 1872-07-09

phrase, Hof no consequence" He does not pf6.
pose TO put himself outside the limits at Baltimore.
The Genham headquarters s preparing num-
ber OF festive adornments In view OF the end0rses
ment ut Baltimore. Two large pictures Of the can
didates are hung upon the wall, crayon sketch Of
the Philosopher, published by Theodore niton, -
nailed to another wall; while a very handsome
photograph OF the old gentleman, by J. p. Shaw,
Jr., adorns the mantelpiece.
The New York herald., 1872-07-09
LIZZIE GARRABRANT.

The Court Of Pardons In Session at Tren-
ton-Probabiiity OF the Communication
Of the Death Penalty in Lizzie's Case.
TRENTON N. j., July 8, 1872.
The Court of Pardons adjourned at halfpast ten
O'Clock tonight, to meet tomorrow morning at
half past nine There Is lit tie possibility OF nndng
out what Is actually done until the session closes;
which will be tomorrow morning before eleven
O'Clock. All the members are pledged to secrecy,
but the opinion In we'll informed circles Is that the
death penalty will be commuted In the case OF Liz-
zie Garrabrant, but that Is not official.
The New York herald., 1872-07-09
EXPERIMENT WITH ROAD ENGINES Fok
CANALS
ALBANY, N. Y, J'

ALBANY, n. y July 3, 1877.
The trial Of the road steamer for towing cana'
boats has been postponed until Wednesday, the
17tb instant. when it will take place on the cana
between this city and west Troy.
The New York herald., 1872-07-09

nees, as far az outward demonstration can indi-
cate, and In the whole District there not more
than three campaign fags unfurled.
The main interest OF the Congressional Committee
is now centred ON North Carolina, and every effort
will be made to carry the State for the republican
party In August.
The New York herald., 1872-07-09
THE OUAKERs ON THE MARCH.

PHILADELPHIA, July s, 1874 3,
The Amercus and the Keystone Democratic
clubs started to-day for Baltimore to attend the
Democratic Convention. Each club was accom-
panied by band OF musicians. The Keystone
Club VIII oppose Greeley and favor the nomination.
OF a straight democratic ticket.
The New York herald., 1872-07-09
MEETING OF THE BOURBONS
The Anti-Greeley Gathering at
the Maryland Institute.

How the Meeting Was Called and How Many
Responded-seventy-eight Men There, the
Boilers Included South Carolina in
Dramatic Greeting to the keystone
state-Horaee Greeley Arraigned
and Indicted Before the South
Southern Sketch Of
His Public Career
The New York herald., 1872-07-09
THE LIBERAL PRESS.

There is authority for stating that the proposed
convention OF representatives of the 'berar press
during the session OF the National Democratic Con-
ventiOn at Baltimore has been abandoned.
The New York herald., 1872-07-09
Release Of DR.. HOuard by the Spanish
Government.
OFFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FROM MADRID.
The Property COnfiscated in Cuba
To BE Restored.
Appropriations fO1. tho
Fiscal Year.
WASHINGTON, July s, 1872.
DIR. H0uard Released and His Property
RestOred hY SuaIn.

WASHINGTON, July s, 1872.
Dr. H0uard Released and His Property
Restored by Spain.
brief despatch from General Sickles was re-
ceved at the State Department to-day, re-
porting that after protracted correspondence
the Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs had
informed him that the government had ordered
the release OF DR.. Houard, and the restoration
OF his property. The welcome news was at once
telegraphed to Secretary Fish and the President.
The full particulars not yet known, as Minister
Sckles has acted wholly on the Instructions taken
out by himself on his return from this country to
Madrid, and has troubled the authorities
here with but two brief dispatches on
the subject-the first several days ago, announc-
ing that the Spanish government had decided
to set Dr. Houard at liberty, and the other the
telegram received to-day. So far as the situation is
understood by the Department of State, however,
1t is believed that this government has carried every
material point advanced in behalf OF Its right
of Intervention, and that DR.. H0uard Is released
on the ground OF his American citizenship and the
ilegality under our treaty with Spain, OF his
trial by an extraordinary tribunal In a despatch
from Long Branch it was stated that the President
in conversation to-day acknowledged the receipt of
the intelligence from this city, and seemed pleased
and gratifed at the action Of the Spanish govern
ment.
Appropriations for the Fiscal Year.
The following Is the official exhibit OF the regn
lar appropriation bills for the present fiscal year,
Machining with .Julv
The New York herald., 1872-07-09

sources was S193 495, ,057, and the amount appr0-
priated is nearly nine millions less than last year
The yearly running expenses OF the government are
now reduced to (omitting interest on the public
debt, the payment of pensions and OF other
unusual and extraordinary expenditures growing
out Of the exigencies Of the late war; about one
hundred and twenty-five million dollars, about
onesixth of the annual expenditures OF the half
decade Immediately succeeding the war,
The Applications for Postal Cards.
The Post Office Department will next week ado
vertse for proposals for furnishing fifty million
postal cards, authorized under the recent act OF
Congress- with the option Of increasing the num-
ber to one hundred million. Letters are daily re-
ceived at the department asking when the cards will
be ready. New York merchants have made appl-
cations for over two millions, which are to be used as
advertising cards. Firms in Boston, Providence,
Philadelphia, Pittsburg Cincinnati, ST. Louis and
in fact all the large cities have similar requests
filed, and 1t Is believed that at least onehaf Of the
first lot will be Immediately disposed of to corpor-
ations and business houses, to be used as cheap
means of advertising
Surgical Statistics from Marine Hospi.
The Treasury Department has decided to call
upon surgeons in charge or attending the marine
hospitals for specific reports of all surgical opera
tions performed at their hospitals with
q statement OF when erysipelas, pxoh@mia,
or gangrene supervened in connection with the
number of years the building has been used as a
hospital 1t is thought that the generalization OF
the facts obtained will result In obtaining informa
ton invaluable to the surgical profession.
Payment OF the Stafford Claim'
The Injunction which was granted In the case OF
william Coleman against Sarah II. Stafford having
been dissolved, that lady to-day received her
money ss,0o0) from the Treasury Department.
Mrs. Stafford 1t win be remembered, tainted In the
House gallery at the last session, when her claim
was passed. creating quite sensation.
Illness of Assistant Postmaster skinner.
General st. John b. l.. Skinner, who was formerly
for seventeen years First Assistant Postmaster
General, was stricken with paralysis on Saturday,
and is now in a very critical condition. General
skinner is seventy years OF age.
Examiners for the Torpedo Service.
Rear Admiral John Rodgers has been appointed
President, Commodore John @. Howell Capt A.
c. Rhind. Commanders Robert T. Bradford and
d. l.. Brane, members OF a Board for the purpose
of witnessing the examination OF the classes OF
officers now under instructions In the use ana
manufacture of torpedoes Lieutenant Commanuer
Joseph d. Marvin has been appointed Recorder W
tho Roo rd
The New York herald., 1872-07-09

For legislative, executive and judicial :.
expenses ofgovernment for 1872 49,. $1S5S7,9l6 "a
For pensions for 1872 13........... 30 100000 90
For naval expenses for 1872 49, 18, 298, ,733 96
For army EXPENSES for 1872 IS. 2S,58O, SIS 50
For postal expenses for lS72'73... s2S,8OO,29l "a
For CO nsuar and diplomatic expenses
for 1872'73. 3........................ l,2l9,6o9 w
For Military Academy expenses for
Is72-73 Observation-Disclosures. 32616 80
For fertilization expenses for 1S72-'73 100000 90
For rivers and harbors for ls72-'73... 5,276700 10
For Indians, treaty stipuat0ns and
otherwise for ls72-73.. .............. e,s4s4s2 "a
For sundry civil expenses OF the gov
eminent for 1s72-'73 3.............. $3.50 1902 IS
The New York herald., 1872-07-09

SonNcntOn sN ussuIuhcc Is no uoupt lhtehucu Us u
misses made at philadelphia, adjoarns and makes sign
pesps ' Why .cms
these platform sentiments not at
,sfo T ys9nn,a L. STATUTE TAT
decaradons but cannot lose sight Of the fact t6a Is
ShsT S 2 %hsS 5Ss sfgps
sss sc ssc En
that the enIorcement of the appropriate icgis.
sG% %ss$ f EY'}$ sasasgs $
sssS Ssds psss Ss
sead Of Song an % aroc @ prSe Would be
sGoS IA sr waey PaEiy''S from
d an S ID at a TO the genius 5 % our mi
The employmept of the privercs of citizenship by the
0sS Ss scciss s o Of s @SsS i o,eSea
or scTna bnaa dbsr,v than but the
tho @ ans ensSsa IL the light
RoS $ to s
term; the ad@lasrstion of Of sovernmensl
YER has sea Of q a Soss 20 Of promise
f Ss pSss5Sy hRs It's exist
and GO @ Of M high destiny
i a p% does nsy n.y.
very widely in sn 'ns Of Pncpes from the pna
lcal opinion, stand without sacrce Of prn-
ciplc and
without stultfcaton, aud consider the endorsement
these candidates by other other than the Cincinnati Con
venton as additional evidence OF their aoccptabiity 10
the American people, believe II to be the duty as we'll
as the right OF every American citizen 70 excfcise his
political prerogatye freely and earcss and occasion
specting the same duty and right In ali other men and
that government like ours all effort to control the
prejudice for Individual acona or partisan aggrandze-
psrsa Of e Viii rSSpT enS cG e
subvcrsio the very objects for which or
ofthls duty as citizen and In the exercise this uIl.
doubted right shall In my humble sphere dyocate the
party so COMPOSED as 10 give promise successfully
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-02
The Killing Of Infants by Cats.

L. ~. 7ri5une Of the IN inst, under the
heaiios Photograph Note..' find the follow.
ing, without word of qualification
"A three months old child of Mr.. Herrick.
OF Portland, Me-, lost its life this morning bv "A
Cat sucking its breath Will" sleeping"
A. many persona are apt TO accept statements
OF fac, which they find in your paper. it is per.
haps worth while to point out the extreme i'm.
probability of TIA" above. do not doubt 10.
death Of the child "r thu, the amin | W present
ut the time; but ,h,ta cat sucked il. breath Z"
or would or could de- So must be regarded =.
piece OF gross supertitous Ignorance; NJ anch il
IL hugtfnl and onHh, not tn pass unch. 'epRr,i.
DEATH !. n serious IN .tter. aud therefor" this
subject mus. he treated seriously, "therw,.e il
were easy to ridinule the sumption mate.
which do no. now meet with for the frat time
Let me say, then, that cat could h we n, posi-.
bic motive for sucking , rh,ds breath, even il
1t were possible TO do 30. The breath Of any ami.
NAL, after it has entered the lungs j. disagreoa.
BILE aud poisonous, and we kno. uf no creature
with liking for such -ir. Are ". to suppose
that the cat applied tu lips closely to those of
the child, and exhausted the lungs of the latter
by filling its own1 II 40. what nsxt' The cat
must breathe or die. II it breathes, the child vii,
breathe also aud live But It may be said that
the cat places its mouth In such proximity TO
the child Nm TO intercept the pure ir, and ~