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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
BUGErIE tER.T vs.. LOUIS ETERSop-so ssla

HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE SIXTEEN I'll
4 day of November. 1877 Judgment rendered
i'll this court IN the following enlitked suit IL the
words and figures following, to Wit:
Eugpnie Leray IS. Louis kUernod-No 33l2.
On mo ion of COUNSEL for plaintiff On producing
TO the court due proof of said plaintiffs demand,
the law and evidence being in her favor. it is Or
dered, ad ud ged and decreed that the judgment BY
default Gin tho thfrte, nth be
now confirmed aud made final. and acsordiu Civ
that there be judg ment 81 favor OF plaintiff Euge-
ME Leray and against defendant. Louis Eternod,
her husband, decreeing dissolution Of the com
muuity of acquests and gains heretofore existing
betwt IN them. That the said DiaLI:itf d. have
and recover of the defendant the sum of two thou
sand dollars with legal interest thereon from No
vemb, 26 1859, till pHd, and cost Of suit
Judgcicut rendered NUE ember 10, 1872.
Signed Eovem Der 81, 1872
NORTH CULLOS
Judge Fifth District Court for the Parish of Ure ans
In testimony whereof have hereto set my hand
and aft xed th seal OF tut said court the CITY of
NJ OIlraas, on he tvs nty six Gay of November
il tho W ar of our Lord ono Thousand eight hun
drtd and seventy-two and the ninety seventh year
Of the Independence of the United states.
PAUL r. ABADTE
ta25 3ts Deputy Clerk.
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The above statement Is just true and correct
transcript from the books OF the company
PAUL FOURGHY, President
z. W. EoTT. Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, J
Parish of Orleans,
City or New Orleans
Sworn to snd subscribed before me this tenth
day OF June, 1872.
P. OBS. CUyELLIER. Notary Public.
At meeting 81 the Board of Directors held or
the tenth isy II June, iS12 it WIS resolved to pay
CASH DIVIDEND OF THIRTY PER CENT OIL
the net earned participating premiums for the yea
endng May 81, 1872. PAYABLE on the third Monday
of July next. Also, 20 pay on demand ten per cent
interest to the scrip holders upon conversion OF
:heir scrip into capital stock, per amended char
ter of the company.
Directors.
P. AASPERO, DAVID MCCOARD,
4. z. RELF, L. =. GEhEREs
N. PUG. P. FOURCHY,
P. 4. WILTZ. J. J. FERNANDEZ,
D. A. CHAFPRATX, ! VI. ALLEN,
sell t, CHARLES LARITTF
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MRS. /. ]. kELLETT VS.. CHARLES ". BARRiERH.
her husband--No. 1852.
HEREBY CERTIFY. THAT on THE FIFTH
Il day of December. !Gr, udgment
dcred in this court in the following entitled suit
the words and figures FOIL wing, TO wit:
MIS-. L. kelett vs. Charles W. BarrieTe. he:
husband No. 1852.
Ia this case. submitted 10 the oourt for detr
hlnatlon. after dehberatIO8, and 70. the reasons
assign d tins day orally in open court the court.
considering the law aud the ..iGcnce +. be in
favor OF the plaintiff, It is OTderei edjudged ard
'eE"rd that there be judgm. in favor OF the
plain III Louise Isabelle k-lett, wife of Ctgrl..
W BaII1ere. and 8g sinss !h- defendant Charls.
W. BarIteIe heE husband decc,eIns a separation
OF pr perty be- weeu them: that sh. have h.
agtmelt and cOptrol of her par apheEnai property
aud that there b. Judgment in her favor and
against the said def ndaut tor che OF four
Thousand dollars Rith legal int. RS. thert from
+ bTuary 20, 1872, un 4 PAID, and privilege lie.
husbands property. and costs OF sur.
JuogTent rendered Deceubsy5 1871.
Slgned December 10, 1872.
WILLIAM 4. gLMORE, Judge.
In testimony whereof | have hereunto SET mt
hand and affixed the Seal of the said court at The
city of New Orleans, on this eighteenth day of De
cember, in the year of our Lord thousand sight
hundred and seventy two, and the ninety seventh
year of the Independence of the United States
howard KREEA,
jazz fe7H Deputy cie@k
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RESTAURANTS.

VARIETIES OYSTER SALOON,
NEW CHOP HOUSE
Oyster and Lunch Saloon,
In the rear of Hawkins Saloon, Varieties Place
Hot Chops, Porter House and Tenderloin Steaks,
BIRDS. Game etc, served up 10 order and in tempt
ing style, by J. z HUKILL
Formerly Of the steamexa hatches Pargeud aud
ether river stcaReEA ale In
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THE STATE or LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH
ORLEANS,

MARGARBy SMELL VS.. NJ. J. GOaBERT. HER
HUSBAN0-NO, 81, l82.
7 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THB FOURTH
Il day OF January, 1873, Judgment WAS rendered in
this court IN the following entitled suit IN the
words ard hgues following, to wit:
Margaret Smell vs.. II. J. GonbeIt her husband
No. 80 1872
On motion of John g. Tully, ESQ.,. attorney for
plaintiff, aud on producing due proof II PLAINTIFF
demand, and The law and evidences being in fave
of plaintiff, it is ordered adj !dged ard decreed
that tire judgment by default heoin entered on
the seventeenth day Of December, 1872, be now
confirmed and made final aud accordingly, that
there he judgment in favor of he plaintiff, Mrs
Margaret Smell, aud against defendant, Marius J.
G"moeTt, decreelng separation Of property be
tween them hnn restoring to said plalnuh the
administration of her SEPARATE and paraDLernal
property, aid that she be authorized to carry on
business III her own name; and it is m1 Their
condemned to pay to plaintiff. Margaret Smell. the
aud mortgage and that said defendant pay costs
of suit.
Judgment rendered January T. 1879.
Signed January 4, 1873.
B. L. LYECH, Judge,
in testimony whereof have hereun to set my hand
and affixed the seal of the said court at the city
OF New Orleans, on this seventh day OF January, In
the year o. our Lord one Thousand eight hundred
AND seventy three and the niBe v.s6vtnth VI OF
the independence o! the United States.
OSCAR ARROYO,
JR8 y fe9S Deputy Ele;k.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
I'm EHnkruptcYA

fESHTS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT Br An IN.
i denture bearing date the twenty third day of
January, 1873 A. Hacker Il Co., OF New Or cans
have conveyed and assigned all their estate and
effects whatsoever to John ID. MoGlincey as trus
tee upon trust for the benefit of all the creditors
Of E. Hacker Il Co., and that said conveyance was
duly executed according to the provisions of the
fos ty-thIrd section Of the bankrupt act of March
T. 1867.
Dated this twenty fourth day of January. 4. D.
1873.
jas law awe JOHN b. McGLIsCKr. Trlstee
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DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
N THE NATTER OF WILLIAM CUDB-BAEK,
rupt.
In Bankruptcy-So. 1927

fsNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
Il of his appoin tment as assignee of the es ate
of William Gude, of New rleans, parish of Or
leans, and State of Louisiana, adjudged bankrupt
upon his petition.
New Orleans January 20. 1873.
jail % fr4 <. K. NORTON, Assignee
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
EIGHTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
CARoiINR BREIfOP Us. ERNEST PREFER, :iRR
HuSBkED-&D -d9S

Z HEREBY CERTIFY TH-T or THE TWENTY
.inth day of Octo srr 1872. Judgment
0ered Ia this the following EMIT ~ .u. IA
the words and figures following. 70 Wit
CsT''i..S BTeh We. ERNEST Pfeif.r, aer husband
No. 1895
This "auss came ON for trial the twenty Heth iay
of October, =. Il 1872, \. Earhart for plaintiff and
defendant III proper person. md was duly Admit.
ted on the evidence i'll writing saken before tho
clerk Of B. is court and the ooG-t consider u the
law and the evidence in favor of the pa nitt il is
ordered, adjudgeG and decree that there NJ iud.-
meHt in favor of pl 'ntif Mrs Caroline Brehop, and
against defendant Ernos ST Pfiter, her husband d..
cretlng a eeparat on of property and q dissolution
of the community of acquests a. d gains heretofore
EXISTING twetn the cd parGies: hat the said
plaintiff be permitt4d to carry on business in her
own name as pubic merchant. With fun manda-
tory powers and plaintiff cover of defendant the
sum Of 5000 with egal interest from judicial dfs
mand and AL costs Of suit
Judgment rendered October 20, 1874.
Judgment signed November II. 1872.
HENRY Z. QIBRLE. Judge
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TENEuyONLA INSURANCE COMPANY.
80. iie Eravies Street.

ENSURES against
Fire. Marine and River Risks.
At the Lowest Tsrrff Rstes,
&. GIhER BADER. President
CHAS. EEGsfFFLD, Vice President
GEORGE STROAEVFR, Secretary.
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IN testimony whereof I nave hefeun.o SC. sn~
hand d a.is.d the seal of the said court al III.
GIty Of Sey Orleans. on thin nineteSn;il day OF
November ill the year OF our Lord eighteen hun.
dred and sev.nty-twO. aud the ninety seventh
year OF Che Sndepeadeaos of the United States.
T. Y. KkLlHPI0.
fa2S 20 fe5s DEPUTY C'ert.
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In testimony whereof have htfeunto stt nv
haHd aud affixed he seal Of the said c-urt. at ne
city of New Orleans. on this eleventh day OF No.
senbes al tne year Of our Lord thousand light
bdndred and seventy two, and the nj, ETY. r. venth
year OF he Independence of the United States.
iul9 d fl RORERT LYNNE Clerk.
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Thus done and passed at Eew Orleans IN my Of
flee, in the day noah and year first above writ
ten, in TIA, pr 4euioe Of hessrs- 8ustaye lie Gar
dsur, Jr., and Ambrot-e q La Plea, competent wit,
neasea, reading in ths city. who have signed win
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
OF ORLEANS.
ELIZA ANN MOoDBY vs. NJ AINSLlR-TO. 1910.


4 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THB THIR-
Il teenth day of November, 1872, judgment was
rendered i'll this court, i'll the folio wing entitled
suit, in the words and tiguree following to wit:
Eliza Ann Moodey VS.. Ainslie--No 1910
On motion OF J. W. Kerr, attorney for rhe plain
tiff in this cause upon producing to the eOuri due
proof IN support OF her demand. and by reason OF
the law and evidence bel with plaiHtlff. lit is ad-
judged and decTeed that the .dgment by default
herein entered on the fifth instant be now con
frmed; that there be- Judgment herein in favor of.
plaintiff, Bliza Ann Moodey, against defendant, NJ
Ainsis, her husband, drcreeing a separation of
property between the SAID parties and dissolu
ton OF the community of acquests and gains ex-
listing between the III, and that she have the free
enjoyment of her earnings 1t is further aljudse1
and decraed that he said plafnliE do have and re-
yer of the defendant, her husband, the sum of
eighteen hundred and forty three dollars aid fly
cents, with legal interest on seventeen hundred
and fifty dollars from the ii ct Of &aTch. 1861 aud
on ninety-threr dollars and dfty cents from the
ReeH'h OF February 1872 all until paid. and
eo-ts OF suit. with he privilege IL. Suah cases ~
lowed by Law to married women.
1udgmeQS aligned November 10, 1879
T., WHARTON COIIFNS SuSps
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The above statement true and correct tran
script from the books of the company
J.rUYBS, President.
]. ". Hsoxs, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this tenth
day of January, A. D 1873
+. CHARLES CgVELLIER
Notary Public.
At meeting of the Board of Directors held
January 8, 1873 it resolved to declare the fol-
lnwtug caEh divldcncs on the net earned premiums
FIR the var ending December 81. 1872, payable Oh
the tllttd Mo day Of January, 1873 az follows:
% per cent Oh fire premiums.
80 per cent on II pr, nnms.
1t Was also resolved to paw a cash dividend of
ten per cent to the stockholders on and after the
nrst Monday In February, 1873
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STATE or LOUISIANA.

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
MRS. I. !. KEfLETT VS. CHARLES ". BARRiERR,
her husband--No, 1857!
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First Fiscal Year.

VLsI sssuSt!iI o! SeAfTe IJ4 JIJ
DECLARED
fnt-tes! on capital paid a. ten per cent.
Dividend on.apital paid IN. eight per cent
Dividend On 2remiums pa d. sixteers per cent
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ETE@CnANTs' MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Canal Street.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Secretary of State.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02
For the VERMONT FAhNHI.
MUSIC.

We all love music whether vocal or in.
strumental. There is something IN IL that
stirs our inmost souls. Thankful, indeed, ought
those to be who have been blessed with mu.
sical talents. But want to ask if the farm
er loves music less than the merchant, lawyer
or doctor2 You are justly indignant at such
question. and yet how seldom do we see
the farmers home adorned with an organ or
piano. OH 1 hear some old fogy say,
"gals that play on the pianer amt good fer
anything to work." Think you that any
energetic farmers daughter would feel less
inclined to work for being able to entertain
her friends, and make home happy with
music and song? l tell you any sensible girl
would be all the more willing to work, and
strive all the harder to please father who
had expended his hard earned money to at.
ford amusement for his family, and who
thought bis daughters capable of something
beside scrubbing and sweeping.
And another thing, why don't we see more
books in our farmers homes2 Would not
the money spent at the circus, races and 9TH
er elevatiug (2) places of amusement be much
better expended in purchasing few good
books? while the pleasure derived from them
would be moro lasting and beneficial.
BARBARA BARToN.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02
SANFORD CORN IN CHITTENDEN
COUNTY.

Last fall o. s. Bliss was at my place, and
saw piece of Sanford corn that had raised
for fodder. 1t attracted his attention. He
said at the time it was the best that he had
ever seen. He noticed 1t in the Country
Gentlman, and as am having frequent in
quiries in regard to il, thought it best to
let the readers of the VERMONT FARMER have
the benefit of my experience in raising it.
l procured from Massachusetts, one-hali
bushel planted it with Ross Horse Planter
rows three feet nine inches aparti dropped
five to six kernels at drop every eleven
inches. As it drops but one kernel at q
time 1t spreads the hill to almost a continuous
drill at that distance in dropping hOed il
with Ross Horse Hoe, the same as yellow
corn; cut in September, bound, set in large
stocks from six to eight feet in diameter at
the base, aud husksd 70 bushels Of good
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02
MARRIAGE AND MENTAL
GROWTH.

There is period in the carly life of every
true woman, when moral and intellectual
growth seems for a time to cease. The in
tellCct, having appropriated aliment requisite
to growth of the uncrowned feminine nature,
feels the necessity of more intimate compan.
ionship with the masculine mind to start it on
its second period of development. Here, at
this point, some stand, for years, without
making step in advance. Others marry, and
astonish, in few brief years, by their sweet
temper, their new beauty, their high accom-.
plisments, and their noble womanhood, those
whose blindness led them to suppose they were
among the incurably heartless and frivolous.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02

communication with the valley Of the st.
Lawrence, would seem to render it highly
probable that il came from that direction eli
ther as seed or scion.
The tree is believed to be as hardy as that
OF the Fameuse. II bears its fruit from
terminal buds so it does not over bear, but,
rather, yields every year moderate crop Of
uniformly good character. The fruit is
large, highly co lOred with red on a light
yellow ground. Its quality and favor very
strongly suggest the Fameuse, but it is per-
haps richer than that variety. And its sea-
son is month later than that of the Fa-
meuse, in December and January.
The fact that it is winter apple of great
beauty aud of undoubted hardness com.
mends !; to the attention of those who can
ouly succeed with the Red Astrachan, Fa-
nsasc, &c.
The GoodHle Pear.
had admired the vigorous and symmet-
rlcal growth oil my specimen tree OF this
new variety, but l was not prepared, from
anything had heard Of it, to find on it fruit
of such excellence as | gathered from it last
fall. The fruit was large, pyriform, brown
ish.red flesh very 6ue.grained, sweet, juicy,
melting and perfumed. Season, October.
l should judge it to be an early and abund-
ant bearer. Few sorts, | dare say, give
more promise for orchard planting in this
region than the Goodale, and since it is be-
lieved to be one Of the hardest of pears,
having originated in Maine from seed of the
Mclaughlin, it should be included in the lists
of those who are planting selections Of the
harder pears in the northern and eastern
parts Of the state.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02

sound ears Of coru. The fodder was not
weighed, but estimated from six to eight tons
to the acre of the best corn fodder that |
ever saw; the stocks were very large and
Notwithstanding the continual wet weather
through the Gall, it did not mould or even
color in the stock or barn, but came out
bright and sweet All kinds of stock like 1t,
and will leave good hay for it. | fed with.
out cutting and there was the least refuse Of
stalks of any corn fodder that have fed.
On rich ground twelve quarts of seed is
sufficient for an acre. 1t will grow ten feet
high, and completely cover the ground with
its foliage. The longest ear that measured
was fifteen inches. When green it is equal
to the best grades of sweet corn for eating.
f. B. HATHAWAY, M. D.
Milton, March Ia, 1873.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02
RUINED BY A SILVER TEA-sET.

Said a young husband whose business spec.
ulations were unsuccessful -" My wifes
silver tea-set, the bridal gift Of rich uncle,
doomed me to financial ruin. 1t involved
hundred unexpected expenses, which in trying
to meet have made me the bankrupt l am"
His experience is the experience of many
others, who, less wise, do not know what is
the goblin Of the house, working its destruc-
tiOn. A sagaciOus father, of great wealth,
exceedingly mortified his daughter by order.
ing it to be printed on her wedding cards,
No presents, except those adapted to an in.
come of 81 ,O00" Said he " You must not
expect to begin life in the style am able,
by many years of labor to indulge; and l
know Of nothing which will tempt you to try
moro than the well-intentioned but pernicious
gifts Of young friends" Such advice is time
ly. If other parents will follow the same
plan, many young men would be spared years
of incessant toll and anxiety they would not
find themselves on the downward road because
their wives had worn all of their salary, or
expended it on the appointments of the house
The fate Of the poor man who found Inch.
pin, and felt himself obliged to make a car
riage to fit it, is the fate of the husband who
finds his bride in possession of gold and silver
Valuables, and no large income to support the
owners gold and silver style.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02
Grnpc Jellv,

Take ripe, juicy grapes; pick them from
the stems, put them into a large earthen pan,
and mash them with the back of wooden
ladle, or potato beetle put them into a
kettle without any water, and cover them
close ly, and let them boil 10 minutes, stir.
ring occasionally from the bottom then
squeeze through a jelly bag, and to each pint
of the juice allow pound of loafsugar; dis
solve the sugar in the grape juice then put
it over a quick fire, in a preserving kettle,
and skim it twenty minutes. When it is
clear, thick jelly, take it Offput it warm into
tumblers, and cover them with double tissue
paper cut to fit the inside.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02

The best time to apply manure as top.
dressing for grass is probably early in the
spring. But l have been astonished to find
how rapidly the manure works down among
the grass Tor how soon thegrass works up in
to the mauure) and disappears, no matter when
applied. Some farmers hesitate to top-dress
their grass land for fear it may give the grass
a rank taste If the manure is evenly spread
and thoroughly narrowed there is no difficulty
Of this kind. Sheep and cows will eat the
top-dressed grass in preference to that in the
same field where no manure has been applied.
Joseph Harris
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02
Dover Cake.

Two eggs beat with one cup OF sugar, one
half cup of butter AMI same Of milk beat in
it, two cups of -four, with one teaspoonful Of
soda and one teaspoonful cream tartar sifted
in it. Stir all well together and favor with
nutmeg.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02
RECIPES FOR THE FARMER.
Oatmeal mush .

Two quarts ofsweet milk; one pint of Oat-
meal and one cup of raisins; salt to taste
and cook slowly for twenty minutes; to be
eaten with sirup or cream and sugar.
ARvILLE.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02
Ginger Snaps.

One.fourth pound each Of butter, lard and
brown sugar one pint Of molasses; one cup
of sour milk two tablespooniuls Of ginger;
two teaspoons soda.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02
Ginger Cake.

One egg; one cup molasses one-half cup
butter; ono-half cup cream; one-half cup
sour milk; one teaspoonful ginger; one tea.
spoonful soda
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02
Cup Cake.

Two eggs; one cup ofsugar; one.half cup
butter; one-half cup cream one.half cup
sour milk soda and cinnamon.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02
Correspondence.

Articles nat brisf, practical, aud 10 the point
wH receive hs preferences for is eofnMR. Ten lines
Of What YOU kHov is bstfer than column Of what you
Susts. -...
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02

E"If you don't like it, bring it back.
That is the way all agents Of the Blanchard
Churn show their confidence in its merits
They are never brought back.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02

ID wish to inquire if you have had
any experience with any barometer, aud if
so what2 Do you know whether Woodruf's
Mercurial Barometer is manufactured at Pc
terboro, n H., or not? Please answer in
the FARMER II. O."
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02

One and one.half cup sugar; three eggs
one teacup thick cream; one teaspoon soda !;
one-half nutmeg; salt.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02
WHOLE NO. 1875.
gaotts' department.

We particularly desire contributions 10 this column
upon all subjects Interesting TO our lady readers.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02

The bottom has fallen out Of a Knoxville
CTenn.) mans we'll, disclosing an apparently
boundess cavern.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02

Pseuniary agencies have force
To stimulate " speed the female horse,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02

Sheep fat, hut giving no MIX for their
Lambs.
III have several sheep which have
dropped their lambs and are in good flesh
and doing well, but have no milk. They
appear to have largo udders. What ails
them4 URSULA G. BowKER.
Barnston, p. O., april 15."