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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09
PROPOSALS ROE serugsyWEL. FORAGE AND

DkOPOSALS FOR FUKL, FORAGE AND
CHfEF QUARTERMAarHn's OYTfCHl
bEcoND Y. ~, D1HrRfqr, DrF,T or rHG KAaT,
bosrpN, MAAg., March VI, 1s71
Sealed proposals. In triplioats with oopy Of thIs
dystisemenl attaohed, Will be rsoslved b. mall Al
this once, and Ala1 At the oca on tho Post Qua rtsr.
msstsr q fort Prebls, until o'clock D. m. u SAT.
oNDA si,se Do55 VI n so5 Ies dh,lis.
$50 rounds Of Oats
b,lD pounda Of Hay, CTimothyD
-. al,69l pounds ot Straw,
AttORr PREBLE, Portland, Me-
Delivery 10 commences July 4 IS5g, and 70 oontiuus
a. may be required until June 30, is7a.
separate pfoposala must be made Tor each item Of
snpplea above msntonsd guaranteed By two Tof pom.
dblo persons and subject 70 toe usual
Nhcb' Win any further Information NAV be Obtained
BY Application 70 this once or 10 the Poat Ouartar.
mas er's at Port PTebIs, Me-
OF the East D. IA ljHh Hf}I.ER
Major and QuArtermAster U. Il. Army Ohief oaaitsr.
MASTER Second District, Department Of the East
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09
pRoP osAIs ron ARMY TRANSPORTATION

onIEE QUARrERNAarER's OEYfoEl
hAr ANTONIO, TExAs, feb, 1, ls7a I
He.lod prupoaals, 10 tslpueals, o. the iorm Tor.
M, WEbNEsDAY, he ist dsy 81 Ma, isii, Tor
eAn'gerta,ios o. Amp Supplies from the lst day o.
yu. lsls 70 the th d1 q June. 1874 me follow.
RoUffSsi E1s 2EE, Eye 5 ygsHT5E,ggs FOUR.
.Ddlsiis and requirements can be obtained upon sp.
plieation 70 ths Chlsf qpaftsrmaster. Military Di.
yston of ths miasoufi. UhloAao, Ilnolsi the Depot
Quartsrmagler. ~ Louis. Missouri the Depot Quar-.
tsrmastsr. New Orleans, Louisiana and At this ONCE
oopI 81 .ha requii ementa, VITA this advertise
m,ut tobs attached 70 eacn pLgpssai offered
mhl8 Chlaf Qusrtsrussstsr
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

OTrIcE CHlEF QuAnrTRNAErER,J
DEPARTMENT or DAKOTA,
,s.,,.a n,0h b. rAV d, MIss, March u lsla
S S;' sIs ss..S :HSsy =; 1s r.
sPs: iss y 1sSS Es'P''' for the h'e'
=, !, roar f5fT0N, DIT
u TONS OF fSioux CRY. IOWA
" cords Of osH Wood Ci''' 'o"N'
81 tons Of Hay.
i.sst oosds Of Wood. ''N'Ah'f u L.
toRT sULLY. DIT.
loo cords Of Wood.
:, ~ ' ~, :, wk9Rr RrcE, DIT
5Ssr srEVESsoS. D.E
ans cords Of Wood. "'''' ~ =
S0ps cords Of Wood.
70 TONS OF iBsULE AGENCY. DIT.
Bts cords Of Wood.
:" 'o0' GoHHEIENNE AGENCY, DIT.
10 ootds Of Wood.
49," GRASS RIVER AGESOTD,E
"'0"' %SVahETsroSE AGENCY. DIT
40 cords o. I" God.
Psnais.on s be given to rastors TO out Hay and
Weed foe the Posts above named, % the military
on limiis died b. ths bepsStmsnt UommsndsT' '1
kseh article At each Post must Be BID Tor .spa-
yidas article, without fsisrones 70 any sSsrsss Of
t-e o. more article. n supplJi ,,,--,
p O'clock M On the sS,h d. Of April, lsi1 also, At
q Be sSS s., BaIST uS 81 e st IN . rSs
~ command Of M.iH General Hl E,SS ,,Dn
Aps deputy ouArtsrm sstsr 6susia. d. i. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09
Proposals.
PROPOSALS ron GOAL.
" ~ :, F9s .1.,.,lsas o..lcr.l

PpLaDliRHii. kprii !, W.
Sealed proR9,als In dupliosts, ndorssd sfropoi.i.
70, So,, III - rsoe!ed e ilis othos uail BRTUR
dtsq !lhol tons tl2ig. pqgnds % the lsnl Of AN.
THHAOftE bTEAMEH GOAL, 70 b. dailver.d IN.
Of 81 egg snas 70 the Government
Ths above coal 70 be Of the best quality uniform
character, selected fres from III iaiparitas unnirs
snd ,ubteo :. 70 quality and auantlty, 70 inspsoon
h,,s me right Of perempt0rI rejection.
BIDS VII ouly be fscsysd from boaa 6ds minaru 81
gI deaern 10 coal The right 4 reserved 10 rstect nnT
bid that may not be deemed advnntsgsous 70 ne
yovsrnmeut tssponsible security vii Be requirsd
~ lhe supulstioua on the blank forms for BIDS "
hsa ~ this once otherwise bid vii no, be snfsF
BIDS viii also be received Al lhs sans tina and
plaee up11 blank forms ard with security - shove
At Mars Island, California
Blddsrs must .,s,s IN thsir bid. name. capacity,
rhts % Veassi' and uhsn ready 70 iosa.
A. W, RUSSELL.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09
Proposals.


photboAlS FUN Hay.
orTfoE OHIIT ooMnisslrr sun.rsrrvor.J
DnrARrMErT or DAKOTA, J
br, pAuts MIN, March 10, tF7g \
Sealed proposals, dnir endowed - s1ch and sub
tsct 70 the usual condtions In duplieals Iii ~ -
osived A. tbfs once until " u'olocf NJ TiTITRanAv
M,y "a. ga Tor furnishing the untsd stAiss Sub.
sl.tsncs Department vith Hay A. Mlillsry Posts II
AZ FORT Bnford, u. T., tsl tons
Fort btsysnaor, y. ", ~ tons
ton Rios, D. n. l7D tous.
ort bully, Y. T. 10 tons.
brand River, y. u, ~ tons
lover Bruls, n, r., 90 tona
Mhststons, u. r., 10 tons.
"a FORT Ransom, u. r., - tons
Ihg hy Q be cat Tits year, uhils green pfopetiy
September I, iEi3.
Permission viii 10 ElVeu oontraotors 70 cat The bag
sf1nfed on the Military Reservations q q reasonabis
pa SIN emit oommaadsr
Blds sheuld be made for each Post separately, and
BY order Of Major Gsnsrsi Iisneoot
- y. H. GILMAN,
anA nj a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09
no IRON MANUFACTURERS.

TREAsURY DEPARTMEhrl
OFFICE or TN LIpHT. HoUan Board
WABnIN0roH, ID, U, April 3, leA ".
Sealed proposals. Endorsed "PIopoaAl. Tor ifon light
house for OAloAnisu, Louisiana will be received A.
this once until y o'clock, on TUEhDAfi the l0th
day Of April on printed forms, which with eiellAia
plAup, npeoihoAtlons, foms Of contract and Any de-
sfSd laioI@i,ion can be esd 81 n man
or pefsaon V =, .ShOnao ~. leS,i
hp6Bt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

PROPOSALS FOR DREDGINd IN Royals
il RIVRil, MAINE, will be received AZ this once
lntl 10 O'Clock a m. on THURSDAY, the lith dAI o.
April merit
yaIdh EoT apoelhoAtioaA aud further pArtloulATa.
plosbs apply 70 the undsnagnod. PropoaAlA must be
| Ca application 10 this once. GRO. THOh,
1iai Col. Of RnsinOoru, BVt Brig. Gen. U. y, a.
FoHTE1sD. NJ, March 70, ls7si mil
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09
,5 5RE Is sgPIS9 IsTE Ss9
kNYE MAhINE-ro HON bTEkhsHiP Buffu.


WAsHfroror, d. o., Msrrh u. In
signed until ~ o'olock N. Of iiURsDkY !, the sssb
daJ of hprl, lisa, tof The construction Of steam
Propeller for service IN the United States Hsgenue
Marine on the Southern Ooeal
Plans aud speoihoations Of the same together Nth
oiher necessary Information Will be furnished 10
bidder. on appisAilon 70 the uoleotors Of Ouaionf
n bost9ui Rev York, Philadelphia, Wilmibatou,
The risht Il reserved 10 reject any or al bids should
p deemed Tor the interest Of the foysrnns nt -
api Rssrst.,y - ~. f,a..t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

The Bacon Furnished under thsss contracts mast
b made tg'n healthy heg., n good oeldiuou when
siaughtored, ana must be UleAr hdas property
pounds not each. marked with name II obntraotol
md date OF manufaotdre inapeetlou And trial
Of bacon y be made Al each post PRIOR 70 accept
.ooe Dellyeu win not be required until AFTER
yo,aml''lfJ Of the Dis'ric, Of New hoTieo mag
dtesssd 10 Captain VIM. A. Eidsrkin, q g., u. Il A.,
a. Denysr city, Col Territory. who Will furnish blank
iI,n.
The usual requirement o. blddsr., q, IadIostsd In
complied With. IN NO.
me right 70 rsiso, sny or all BIDS l. reserved.
Blank proposals and all information not herein
pnbliahed viii be furnished from this once upou Ap.
plieation.
BY command o. Colousi o. Granger, D.. ...
W. II. MASH, Capt and q, T., U. y. A,
apbd Chief y. r., Diatrtst n, ".
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09
Government Sales.

GoYERNMENT SALE or CONDEMNED PRO
" VISIONS, OLOIHING, JUNK, ROPE, 6HAK.
ING RIGGING, fURhffURE. TOoLs. wooD.
BY SAMUEL o. COOK,
No. IN south Front street above Walnut Phliadsl.
phia.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, April Il, Al 20
2'elook, A. the nav yaId, PHILADELPHIA, win be sold.
~ order 81 the Nav Department, Oondemned Pro
Visions, OlQthlnE, lunk, Rope, bhAkinga, RlEFing,
Furniture. Tools, Iron Chests Wood AZ.
uAtAlogass thrse dayu previous 70 the sale. ab8-bi
Auction SALE OF OLD IRON. &C.
UEuED STATES EsGnEER oFYicrJ
No " BRof D BInHnT \
OHARIHsIoE, y. u, April q 1sTa
ahs aneeraEnsd sill ssl a. pnbhS sgotien, a Iort
o tons more Q. less q ser.plron. oqmposlton metal
&C. Terms cash, In United States funds. MAteriala
20 be promptly removed by purchaser. For particu-
Lars appy Al this once. No other pager need copy.
by order Of Brevst Major Gen, U. n. Gilmore,
WILLIAM LUDLOW,
Aps Captain Of FnE., Brsvst Lsat.0oi., q. 3. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09
pRoPOsAIS ron. TUE IMPROVEMENT or
GRAND RIVER, OHIO,
u. n. HN0fHnra OWWfrEl

Sealed propossis In dupiicais, vii b. f,o.,v.d Al
sSd IsSast a.. 20 "a n Tss S.,.
Grand river, Ohio. There vii 30 rsqilfod Moe han
iss,, pine up6s. nd plsaf s.yssiJ Two ,sousasd
o. lee, irsmiBgi ssysnig thousand seven hundred
nd ninstSs5 nq pgand' moIs q s. boi; I'D
cords, more o. Tee. g hard hubble stone.
q1l,sd y b drodsSd, WI " "
The eontraet will be awarded 70 the lowest rsspon.s
eldds. e the aggregate, provided his I'D oihsTviss
Bidders arc requested 70 make application for IN.
Of .ns work. which fully set ferth even
,I SD, IN :: mad; ago1 !hs slsa. form. obtained
snsssisd and ind0r,sd Proposals for Grand rvsr,
,Bond. IN The sun Of sH0oO win DO rolulr.d 70,
the fAithfai fulaiimsnt Of contract 'e'-.l wv
spI CAPT Of Esrnser-. sud B,t Il St 81 .! a
pRoPosAIs FOR BEEF.
MsAPSg.sT5Hs DIsIsloI OF EEw MEIlco,I
sisTH Fs, n, ~. March u. 50,
81: one! erHS III M III r;riI ~,
10 SG ss Re ed y:
twelve pD moaths, comm sneipg Juiy I, isiii wv
fert Bssrd' NM FeTt sti9to6' ~ NJ
" CUMMING. Tnios.
= s ssiSs: =" o.%D ES iiS..s' :.
Du,ins the Months whom grazing i insufficient 10
. s S @ % s si ~
s no r s.s :: :ss s' Ds ss: S' on the
Proposals. viii also be received % supply ooers and
thsI families with choice cuts Of Beef Veal, Mutton
-. Iish. !. reserved to reject any or all bids
-, JS .,; am. mn; :.a ..sS.sa; r b. oh
rom o ts. q o ~: oonA''d In orm'dTet
Any other Information can be obtained by applIes.
III H. % eo sn U II Col. a. orns,,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

Ss-In addltioa 70 the above prices, so cts. per
case, currency, will be Chargedfor freight.
ArPiats Of all the above ulaes extra from
$40 70 ~, coin, per ease. - -. 81 =
ArAll time purchases must 30 closed by note.
SgThe above are New York prices. - .
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-12-27
Marriages.

In Westminster West, Dec, II, Mr.. Henry H. Crowell
and Miss Martha L. Miller, both of Westminster West
At East Burke, Dec. l2, Mr.. o. 4. Walter aud Miss
Fannie f. Smith, both Of East Haven
In WcstGeld, Dec. II, Mfr. Henry W. Hogaboom and
Miss Josephine l.. Stacey both Of WestReld
At Wells River, Dec. II, Mr.. Edwin N. Wheeler, of
Rycgate, and Miss Anna J. Kenyon, Of Pomfret
In Lunonburg, Dec. IA, Mr.. Howard Lucas and Miss
Carr, daughter of NJ. w. Carr, Of Lunenhurg.
In Norwich, Dec. 10, Mr.. Edgar ]. Wiley, Of Shar.
on, and Estella NJ. Wiley OF Norwich.
In Newport, Dec. 10, Mr., Chester Bulls and Miss
Sarah l.. Stevens, both Of Newport.
In Athol Mass, Dec. 10, Mr.. David Hove of Tibet.
ford, and Eva Wells, Of Townshend
In Jericho Dec. IL Mr.. Edwin N. Hall, OF Bolton,
and Mrs, Harriet S. kennordy, of Jericho,
In Rutland, Dec. II, Mr. Henry Merllng of Poult.
ney, and Miss Rosa L. Kamer, Of Rutland,
In Glasco, NJ ", Dec. rs, MI. Lorenzo H. Arlington
Of sheldon and Mary Daughter Of the late Abraham
| Turck, Of Glasco,
In Essex, Dec. u, Dr. Il. L. Graves, of BosoaWen,
n. H., and Matte A., daughter Of Hon l.. N. VII,
llams, Of ksseS.
In Brattlohoro, Dec. 49, Mr. James r. Morse and Miss
Ann H. Sargent, both of BTattebOTO.
| At West Randolph, Dec. rs, Mr.. Harris Holman
aud Miss Ellen l.. Hubbard.
| In Enosburgh, Dec. Is, Mr. Norman A, Carpenter,
Of Huntington, and Miss Cynthia Nj. sayles, OF Enos-
| burgh.
In Rutland, Dec 10, Mr.. Melvin Il. Fairbanks, of
Springfield, and Miss Lestna H. Williams, of bridge
water
In Hnesburgh, Dec. 81 Rev. Ira P, Kellogg Of
Monkton, and Miss Mercy II. Bostwok Of Hnesburgh
| In Hartford, Dec. 81, MFR. Leonard r. Pitkin and
Miss Hattie $. Langshier both Of Hartford.
In Johnson, Dec q, Mr. O. 8. Kenheld Of Hyde Park
and Miss Emma Frances Rtterbushi Of Johnson.
On Christmas eve, at the residence Of the BRIDES "a.
Their, BY Rev b. ~ Tlllotson, Mr.. Charles D. Hlns-
man and Miss Katie n, daughter Of Ira A, Bagleyi
! ESQ., all Of ~, Johnsbuy'
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-12-27

Don't forget that the Vermont Dsirynen's
Association meets Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, January 22d, 23d and oath, at St.
Adams. Among the speakers will! be Prof.
j. S. Gould, Of the New York Agricultural
college, ex-president Of the New York
State Agricultural Society," y. A. Willard,
the most widely known writer on dairying in
the world, Harris Lewis, Of Herkimer Co.,
New York, one of the best dairymen of that
state and a most interesting speaker, Gard
ner b. Weeks, Secretary of the American
Dairymen's Association, I. S. Gold, Secreta-
ry of the Conn ecticut State Board OF Agri.
culture, and others. 1t will be most prof
liable meeting for any farmer to attend.
Railroads carry for fare one way.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-12-27
sd. .Ioh.,sbmru .Mnrkef.

Correcied Weekly. for he VERMONT FARMER.
THURSDAY, Dec. 26.
AppIss.--Natiye S20S3 per bbl. Western S25OQ
$3.50. Dried Apple l6@lsc per ID
Beams.--AiarrOw and Pea, $2.5OMS3 por bu.
Butter.--selected and choice 25cm3Oc per ID. Com.
mon 2Oc6D2je per lb.
Cheese.--Parm diaries Olc@l3c per ID. Factory lac
@lGc per ID.
FlOur.--NO. Spring Wheat s9O0@S950 per Dbl.
Amber Winter Sl0O0DslO60. White Winter SlO75M
tll.25. st. Louis Pastry Sl2,j0.
Grain.--OOrn 9Oc095c per bu. Corn Meal sjcDqOC
per bu. Shorts and Mddlings S3jMl0 per ton. Oats
5OcM65c per bushel.
PrOduoe,--Beef, side, sc6DlOc per ID, Veal lOcM
l2o per h. Mutton lOc00l5c per Id. Chickens In lots
lOc6Dl3c per Id, Turkeys 6cso per 10. Potatoes COO
70e per bu. Onions 81 so per bu. Egg 183Oc prdOz
salt Turks Island SOC per bu. Ashton Dairy A.5C
per sack Higgins DAIRY $3.50 per sack. Liverpool
coarse fine S2,25 per sack
Hay'--sales at slG@S2O, us TO quality
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-12-27

They are having fearful storms and foods
in England. Nearly all the rivers are out
of their banks, spreading sometimes for miles
on either side. In some sections only the
tops of the trees and hedges are visible.
Even towns and cities are flooded, and their
streets passable only in boats. The same
storm has extended to other sections of Eu-
rope. The bridges of Paris are endangered
by the food in the Seine, and the Italian
rivers have been for weeks swelling and food
ing in every direction. These storms have
also been attended by heavy gales, causing
fearful loss of life by shipwreck. A dis
patch from Liverpool says that 449 persons,
including passengers and sailors, have per-
ished by marine disasters, during the past
ten days. Thirteen persons were lost by the
sinking Of the ship MatChless, off the coast Of
Northumberland. These gales have done
great damage to buildings and shipping at
Naples.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-12-27

A correspondent of an exchange says -
81 asked our representative in Congress how
many committee men from among the farm
ers had called upon him at Washington, to
ask for something to be done for them in a
national way--at least, to recognize the in-
torest of agriculture His answer was,
Not one Again asked, Have you seen
committees from other callings2' His an
swer was, They are as legion Dye Farm
ers think ye your interests will stand firm
before the crowding of every other interest,
if you are thus idle ? Truly will farming
be "poor business" so long as those that
follow it sit careless and indifferent while
all that prey upon them are working night
and day to compass their ends. "Be not like
dumb driven CATTLE" says the poet, and the
quotation is apt and to the point Can't you
''see it, reader2
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-12-27

Barnum's museum and circus in New
York. were burned las; Tuesday, together
with Grace Chapel adjoining, two stores on
Fourteenth street. and Stcvens's carriage
store ON Thirteenth street. Other buildings
in the vicinity were burned. Thu cause Of
the lirc is unknown. Some of the lircmcn
who We're first on the ground state that the
rOars of the animals were frigntml to listen
to during the short time that they lasted, but
they were speedily put ont Of misery by the
rapidity with which tho tinder-like structure
in which they were Gagged was destroyed.
The only animals saved were two elephants
and camel. Total loss estimated ut $780,
OOO of which Barnum's is estimated to be up
wards of S2j0,000.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-12-27

The ninth Annual Festival Of the Lisbon,
n. H., Musical Association win be held
January I, 8, 0 aud 10, at the Town Hall,
Lisbon. l.. o. Emerson, Director, will be
assisted by Mrs II. +. II. Carter, soprano
Mrs. Agnes Giles Spring, cOntralto; Mr.. f.
Q. Packard, tenor Mr.. j. +. Rudolphsen,
baritone aud humorist; Mr.. l.. II. Park.
hurst, Pianist. Two grand concerts will be
given on Thursday and Friday evenings, a
promenade concert on Wednesday evening,
and matinees Thursday and Friday after
moons. Arrangements have been made for
board, at the hotel and in private families,
at reduced rates, and return checks will be
given to persons attending the Convention
over the b. g. Il NJ. ard Pass. River X. RS.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-12-27

A western member of Congre IS in a re-
cent speech observed that "the civil service
humbug sticks to the republican party, like
Nemesis shirt" ThereupOn the Springfield
Republican thus adjures the orator; Don't
NEEDLE with other peoples wash, Mr.. Snapp,
for like the laundrywOmcn, you are liable to
mistakes. We believe the mark on that
historic article was Nsssus; Nemesis wore a
chemise.n
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-12-27

Our readers who are interested in the
market reports, will observe that our market
column does not consist Of "standing mat
tes''OOf which only tho figures are changed.
but is set up new, and fresh every week, and
gives q correct picture Of the actual copdi-
ton of the city and state markets for farm
ers products We may, befofe long. add Il
report of the city grocery ihafksts, m re-
questod by some Of our subscribers.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-12-27
Sperial Aotites,
CONSUMPTION cnn be CURED.
SCIIENCK'S PULMoNIC SYRUP,
SCHENCK'S SEAWEED TONIC,
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS,

oNlLNth flLhONIC 81 hOP,
sCHENCKS sEAWEED TONIC,
SCHENCk's MANDRAKE FILLS,
Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary Con.
sumption.
Sometimes medicines that will stop cough will oc.
casOn the death of the patient II locks up tho liver
stops the circulation Of the blood hemOrrhage fol-
lows, and In fact, clOgging the action of the very
organs that caused the cough.
Liver complaint and dyspepsia are tho causes of
twO-thirds Of the cases Of consumption. Many are
now complaining with dull pain In the side the bow
els sometimes cosye and sometimes too loose, tongue
coated, Pain In tho shoulder blade feeling sometimes
very restless and at other times drowsy; the food that
with acidlty and boching of wind. These symptoms
usually originate from disordered condition Of the
stomach or torpid liver. Persons so affected, II they
take or two heavy colds and II tho cough In these
10 suddenly stopped the lungs liver and stomach
clog, and remain torpid and inactive and before tho
patient Is aware of his situation, tho lungs mass
Of sores aud liberated, and death Is the inevitable re-
suit.
Schenoks Pulmonc Syrup ia an oxpectorant which
does not contain any opium nor anything calculated
| to check cough suddenly.
Schencks Seaweed Tonic dissOlyos the food, mixes
with the gastric juice of tho stomach digess easily
ton Of the blood, When the bowels costiye, skin
allOw, and the patient Is Of vicious habit Schenck
siandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared by DIR. j, II.
| SCHENCk & SON, Northeast corner of Sixth and
Arch streets, Philadelphia, Penn, and for sale by
GEO. q. GOODWIN a CO., - Hanover street, Bos-
ton, and John =. Henry, College place. New York,
Wholesale agents.
For sale by Druggists generally.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-12-27

7 Dr.H. A, Cutting, Of LuneDburg, OR
worthy Stare Geologist, Is doing good and
acceptable work by his lectures upon scien-
ti6c topics in various parts Of tie state.
The Doctor is very interesting speaker,
and his ardor for science is tempered by a
respect for revelation that makes the instruc-
ton he affords wholly good. We notice the
press, on all sides. are speaking in tho high
est terms of our friends lectures. Can't we
have him at St. Johnsbury 2 81 s. -1ao
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-12-27

Can any of you make more acceptable
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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-12-27

We call the attention of our readers TO
Two fSr-away advertisements in this weeks
papcr,-one from California and the other
from Michigan. Both offer good .OppOrtuni-
ties for investment, and are from responsible
and Trustworthy parties,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-12-27
A FriRhtniI Accident.

As the mail train leaving Cory, Pa, nj
l.2Op. M, Tuesday near Prospect, the train
was thrown from the track at n trcstle-work
about 40 feet high. The engine aud bagge-
ear and one passenger car fell through and
were burned. The dead bodies OF 10 per-
sons have been recovered from tho wreck,
some OF which are fcarfuly burned, and 30
persons are known to have been wounded
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-12-27
T'ergessmes .LTGrEeG.

Fran our Sp6cIdi Reporter.
SATURDAY, Dec. q.
On account Of heavy snowfall Of about ten inches,
Friday M, the sleighng was anything but good
notwithstanding many found their way TO market with
their Butter, Chickens Turkeys and Geese, which met
with ready sales at good prices.
We quote good winter butter - To jc grass made p
10 3Oc selections 32c n N.
POultry-Chiekens and tnrkies Is to zoe geese " to
ljc h.
Hay-l2 to SIS. Rye straw sl7 a ton.
PotatOes-wholesale SIC a bushol
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-12-27
I'eIr Fork MARKET.

TUESDAY, Dee. 81.
Flour is quiet with salos of 1000 barrels State nt
$3.50 "a 81 81 " Dbl; round hoop Ohio at s. "a Ssa y
bbl Western at $3.50 n 1895 y Dbl and Southern at
$40 "a Sl2 v Dbl. Wheat unchanged; no report of
sales; Chicago spring at sii5 ~ Sl65 v bu; amber
Michigan at 81 50 IN $500 v Ou; white Michigan at
81 so v bu Corn is dull with sales OF p go bushels
steamer mixed Western e. 40 65c " bu, and sail do at
&C "a Cote v bu. Oats quiet with sales of 1900
bushels at AZ "a 49c p bu. for white and a. "a i7c
for new Western. Beef duh sales of new plain
at $40 "a Si2, and extra mess at $40 "a 1850 P Dbl
Pork is dull, with snes l25 bbs Sl3.2j "a
Sli, and prime 81 l37! Y bb Lard quiet sales Of 100
terces at =. a u for steam refined, and SIC ID for
kettle rendered Butter is firm at q 10 Oc y n for
Gfota