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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-11

This does not include the cost Of print.
in; tho annual report, estimated 81 s., 100
nor Rising the clsssif cations AND
schedules for the transportation Of frei ht
on the several rsilrosds in the state,
which is probably IS, 900 more making, in
all, S24, e3l 81, or shout sos 81 per dsy
during the yosr, Sundays included.
THE FEES OF HON. X. VI. BENJAMIN,
OF Bloomington, who has acted as coun-
.ele tto the bosrd during the pas. summer
are hot included in the report his bill
having not been presented. This item
will add from five hundred 70 n thousand
dollars 10 the total Of f2i.93l %, as
above.
The item. Of t52 and 81 81 paid to
Hon. joseph Hart, Of La Sale, and Hon.
John II. Oberly, Of Csiro, members OF the
House Of Representatives, wero for their
expenses in coming 81 Spring aeld last
summer TO expound tho railroad law.
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From Springfield.

nxPKsDITuREs OF THE BOARD OF RAIL
Road COMMISSIONERS.
SPRINGFIELD, December l0.--Ths re.
port OF the railroad and warehouse com
missioners 10 10 preparation, and will
probably be ready Tor distribution q Oh,
the lst Of January. The following ng-
urss, taken from the manuscript, show the
expenses of the board during the h.cAl
year ending November 30, 1873.
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Robbins, r p $555: Rice, j 1874, R,eser,
V 2s5, Resch, V 77Rosen ater, s 600, Rot
tier, Mrs G 81, Ross, J 7i5. Rice, n ATS,
Rentch, l. IS, Redman, W A 100, Ryan,
J 500, Roning, q so, Robinson, j II 100,
Rsdman, A 30i, Rcse. Mrs + $50, Ro.en.
water, 4 400, ReIford + ID 465. Ros, l.
1856, Reed & Mann, 1880, Reed, J B2,os5,
Rohde, & ESQ, Rittenhouse, W 205, Kitten.
house X Bro. l,025, Rock vol d Co, 2.5O2,
Rs"s, As5, Rennie, J 7 7ie, Ro's, u col
aga, Robinson, A col 1870. Raofsneider, W
T 100, Robbins, b V so, Rsyston, J col IS,
Reuno, Martha j 256.
Smith ] G, $780, Slroutz W, 200;
Smith Emma, 90; Sanders Nancy, 90,
Stssrns NJ. 100, smith Josephine, 2II;
Spiller Elizabeth, 40, She don b, 800.
Schulz Paul q, !, !3,; S.Ancil John Q, iO3,
Shelly. Charles, 100; Schlessinger j, $40
Seifke NJ, 326j Sussnkn A, b8s; Spiller !
+ u; Sackberger j, 6l5' Scheler Fritz,
80; Smith 4 BrinkmeySr, 2s5; Sohuh,
Lena, 1853; Shus,er r n, 10; SIsinhouse j
George, 100, Smith q q, no. Spaulding
II Il, $50, Sullivan Timothy, no. Swseny
Patrick, il5; sayers Rosa, l46 Sargent ii
q, lsl; Sohick Henry, l42; Smith J. 1870,
S~oboda A, l,6l5; Schoel i, Az, Sullivan
Thomas, LAT, Smith W r. 275, Silverberc
NJ, $50, Sullivan John, 1855, Schmidt Il,
II, Smith John, 12i Sullivan Bridget, IS,
Smith Rosanns, 2I7, Smith Ellen, 3sj.
Swobods Frank. 1873, Sanders Ii CO, sum
merwell :, 100, Schutter W II, 400, Scott
w I, los, sullivan NJ, l37, Smith s, so.
Swsnk j, l65, StoilmAn y, 900, Syers A.
III, sarhion r. $50, Schoenmeyer &. 235'
sioo w A, lao, Slesgler & Lane, 600
oAup TX Garrison, $50; Swanitx =. so.
Ssup Phil ii, III, S,ratton d Bird, TI,O
ssratlon, w 100. Southern Express Com.
pany, 200, Ssriecain. A 200 Saup, p
OPS. Stocsflsth. N 3,2s9, smith. \
l0s, Stites, Mrs s NJ 200. Steele, j ii. i7o
Shores, T j s23, S!ives, j q GIT, Slack. A
lao, Stuart & Ghoisob, !, 100, Smyth & Co,
$500, Ssyers, II $40. Singer Sewing Ma.
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II 1877, Ssndu,ky, w II IT'S. Smi,zirof III
SOB Sert n, Mrs A las, Smsiienburg, N
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dler, llb, Stafford. A d 900, Stratton. T |
col 1884, Stephens, q 100, s.spleton, ID 81,
7.
Trice d Turner, OIL Throtmorton. G
2o7, Tarrsnce, Smith, $50 T.nner. John.
tol, Taylor, Mrs ] d, 495, Turner. ] Y
10, Thistlswood & Co, s7s, This,lswon N
y, $50, Thomas, WIN II, ITO Thovss w
IL, 500, Thomson, rs. lOl, Thrupp, O
400, Thornton, W w, s,ss7, Tsylor' s
Stats, 1929. Taylor Il Parsons. sssI.
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COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY nA

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t0sss~ss AtIovS- 40 ytWs Del
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TEhBGRAPHIG.

Reported Expressly for the Bulletin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-23

2eBtes Sabr belt Der ripillentl1aftli1e
GonsreB" feline Sabresperlammluns in Sus
buaue ab. Sa maren Die Wt6nner oes
Oenfens perlammelt I'M Gatbes su pIlegen,
ibre anii6ten ausSutaui4en uno an ibren
Yerlammlunsen nabmen ale Slrser DUE
buqus's Den resiten 4ntbeil. So6 10 SroB
Die 3pede maren, Die perfolst murben, Die
Sabrssuerlammluns paro uno fonnte nidt
su bem ueroen, mas Elm Sdnserfeit lein
ioa. gBir meinen elm 25ofRsfea i'm wab-
rem Sinne oes Wortes. 9ie 9luigabe, Die
baber Dem bieiisen Wdnnerdor 5uiiel, als
Der Yei9luB bes noroweitli9en Sdnser-
bunoes ersins Die iedste Sabresperiamm=
lung in Dubuque abSubalten, mar baber
feline leidte. Gs bieb pereint nit Den anoern
muiitalilden Geiellidaiten Der Staot bic
Birser fir bic Soee Su seminnen, iib ibrer
SIlIe su beoienen uno oas 2JofR5felt
au ldaIien. Nur pereintes einmiitbises
Wolen, 3nIammen9eben auer elemente,
lleberlebsn Der nationalen llnteri9ieoe, an=
seitrenste Gnersie tonnten bas 81
Stanoe 5u brinsen, mas anbere Stdote
nit mebr ooer peniser Slid perlu9t.
Wir mOsen in unierer eisenen Sade fein
llrtbeil fallen, oas iiberlahen mir Den
Syrsmben; aber lolen mir uniere inbipiou-
elle Meinuns ausoriiden, 10 miiiien mir
iasen, oab ales sei6eben 1T, mas unter
i9wierisen umltdnoen mO9lid mar. Wfit
oen beimatbliden Sdnsern, Die uns 10 oft
erfreut, sinsen Die 9irssr, Seuti4e nno
Imerifansr. Sano in Sano, nno alle Sns
iammsn luabrten Die Gbre Der Staot nno
sabsn ii6 Wtiibe, lid bes Yertrauens Mir
big gu seissn, oas Der Sdnserbuno in lie
selebt bate.
@roBe Gbre ssbiibrt Dem arrangements
Committee, oem Die ibpierise sufsabe Su-
-fiel, fir seeisnete Gofals gu iorsen, Die ni3t
allein &aum senus bieten muBten, Die sa-
iammenitrDmenbe Wplfsmense wGbreno Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-23
q ie @ Eetts
SerauSseber:
Seuti9e aatbolii&e Druid @eieai9ait.

0ie Stabt Dubuque fann
es ficb 3,lr Gbre amrecbuen,
baf bel Der aSabl CUR 2lbs
baltnm9 bes 9. Sdm9crfes
ties bcs nDrbtpeifl. Sdns
9erbmmbes Bic SS Sabl tic traf.
Ombmame 1T itDls Daramf.
Scb6mc1aS iinmi8er Jrems
Be mmb bpben 0enmfes tinc
i,,nter bie Gage at bemem
fcb Die Trcmnce ces Sans
aes ,imb Der Wfmfif smiamas
,,,emambem ,int ibrem &C.
fablem fir bas Grbabeme
Der 1omfmmif 2(uscruef s,l
8ebem. Wfit 3mfriebembeit
,lmb 6ent9tbmmn9 erinncrt
fieb ieber sSabr mim cSabr Der
@tinbem, Die er bet iolcben
0ele8enbeiten erlebt, Der
9efebdftlicben 8efannts
icb aftem ,iab SSerbinbum=
0en, Die er an8efmiipft unn
bes 0etsmiIes, Den er ais
Sdm8er Den Sdm8ern m,tn
San8esfremnben bereitet
ober Der @eibe, Die er ems
pfinS, ais er eintrat Il, Den
1empel Der &mnif.
Gin @ebemfblatt am Dies
fen 1a8 mnfern bentiebem
Iremnben NIT amf BEN
&eimtue9 3m 8cben, ,,i,ier
Gcberheim bei5mtra8ct 3,ar
0eifesfeier, aniern &eierm
in 8tabt u. tlm8ebmia8 cine
Sreare ~ bcreitem amb Die
6eftbdftslemte Ombnqne's, J,
Die mns felt DEM Seitcbem
Der Ga,ette NIT ibrer 0espps
aenbeit beebrt, ancb in ipei'
feren u. amcern &reifem be-:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-23

SpIIruge uHluHutY 6u uepel=
bergen, lonoern audi in afultilder Sinii6t
lid sum 3wede eisneten; Die 9Onsresatio=
nalilten Stride, gde 2ocult uno 10te
StraBe, maro nit pieler Bsreitluillistsit
uOn Der Gemeinoe sur 0ispolition seitellt
uno sur abbeltuns oes gmpianssconcertss,
oas pOrausli6tli6 nidt itarf beieBt mar.
beitimmt 6iir Die Abbaltung oes Saupt=
concertes uno Der oOrbersebenben YrObe,
bot, nit Der Der @eielll9aft eisenen 8rob-
mitbisfeit wenn es lid um Die Sntereiien
Der Staot banoelt. Die Chicago, Dubuque
nno @tinneiota q. q. Gompasnie, ibre
sroBen MaIdinenwertitdtten an, Die, se=
rdumig uno seeisnet, oas Committee oes
Saues elmer neusn, foitipielisen Saae ent-
boben.
aber aud oas gmpfan9scommittee nabm
Die sluisabe, Die es iibernommen gu Ser5en
uno iOrste fir Die Ginquartiruns Der Sdn-
ger, mas bel Der beoeutenoen AnSabl ansez
meloeter @eiellldaften feline 8leinisteit mar.
Nta6oem. nit ben ueridieoenen tbeilneb=
menoen Yereinen &atbs sepHosen, wuroe
oas Yrosramm uno Die 6eitoronuns feit=
seitellt pie folst:
Tsil:Mariaaa: Iitus 5eer! ,
Aiiiitenten:
Z. u. 8bomberg, 6. ". 6lingen=
ber9 9. 9eder 8. 8erlass s.
Seder unb y. gidmann.
Gets Ab3si9en:
gentral= 6 o m m ttee: roth uno
ipeiBss 8anb um ben linfen Arm nit Sil=
Der Stern.
Sdnser: rola 8anb l. Senor nit
weib; 2. 5enor nit blau; /. 8aB piolet /;
2. Sab nit sriiner S6leife.
Sirisenten: weibe 8dnocr nit
Silberfransen.
Gef-S -Sirisent: weibes gano nit
Silber 3oiette.
YreIie: selbe Hoietten.
gmpiangs= Comm ittee: I6ar=
la9-rotbe Sddrpen.
ginquartirunss 6 ON m it,
tee; rotb-solbene &oietten.
Set Mar I9dlle: blaue S4drpen
nit Silber.
s9-9ie 6eitbdnber beredtisen gum frei-
en- 3utritt gu alien 6eitli6feiten.
Sanptqaartier 6lpbe &alle.
6reitas. 20. Suni.
Gmpions Der Sdneer unb @dite. Gin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-23
Hnnnes ssS creme |:

Sarmonie Club, Glfaber, Spnsa.
9ermauia Wdnner1ur, Waterloo, Soma.
4lee Glab BON eanlins, Soma.
Selpeiia Club. Sauf 9itty, Wis.
9enroreia Club, Sanespiae. Uis.
Wilpaufee Sanserbunp, Milwaufee.
Wulif- 8srsin, Milwauiee, gSis.
9enesreia. Bangor Wis.
Wannsr Club, Sauf &itp gDis.
9ispsrfrant pertast City, Wis.
eisbsrfrana eo9roHe, Wis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-23
dubuque, aowa, Moatas den %. 9uni 1873.

famnt sm ,nacbem, bas ut es,
tpas ,uir NIT bieiem . cuts
blatte be3,ueefen.
Sci iDlcbem Sele9cubei:
ten bat Sic ASreiIe fleinerer
StGbte benielben Ne9 be:
treten; pubuqus, Der Sdliidel
,um Aorowelten, es fol- nicbt
siiriicfbleibcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-23

quarter.
abenos: Emp fanss-goneert in
Der eonsresationaliiten -Rir9e. Saraut
lnterbaltuns ina Sauptquartisr
GmYfansszGoncert.
l. SereinssruB, porsetrasen pom Mdn=
nerdor BON Dubuque.
2. Gmpfanssreoe pom Mapor Der Staot
uno Serrn gbr. gBullmeber.
3. sofia Sipa" aus 9lorma, Solo BON
Wtrs. 8. S. 3osers.
4. rSrdumereien", BON 9adJs Yanoe,
S1uman.
5. Solo fir Senor, aus Dem Yropbe=
ten, ). gB. S4ulb BON Chicago.
6. Scr @eians", Seluetia". g. Ssier,
Z. Nina Yirso," Solo nit Gbor= unb
Or4siterbesleituns SolO bon MiHs seap=
ton.
8. ~ebOrseians", Wdnnerdor bes Mu=
iif=8ereins, Milmaufee.
Gntree: $1.0O. &elerpirte Sise 81.
80.
Samstas. ben 21. Sani.
Weorsens llbr: &speille. 81 llbr
Yormittas: Sauptprobe i'm Goncert-9otal,
in Der 6. 8. unb M. U. u. Wal6inen
@ertitdtte.
gia6mittass ] ltbr: geriammluns gum
Sef,mS am Baibinston Square
abenos llbr: Saupt- Concert in Der
6. 8. II. M. q. q. Mai6inen- Bertitdtte.
Oarauf GROCER gommers in Der neuen
Surnballe.
8nnoessg gentralsg gommitee.
Yrdiioent ". s. Saeser Dubuque,
8iee Yrdlibnt: Gbas 3iepert,
Wtilwautee.
Gorreip. Sefretdr pro TEN: 6. u.
SlingenberG Dubuque.
S@asmeiiter:: S. M. Werner, Su=
buque.
protof Sefretdr: @m, &obr, g8a=
tertomn.
SET Dirisemt: s. u. 9Oppe pon
Dubuque.
8nnhessSereine:
Sarmsnis &lub, Glfabsr, Scna.
(clsru,o mia JpSuusrdxnr glotsrlrn 0rs~o
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-23

quartiruns uno 8ewirtbuns i'm Saupt=
quarter.
abenos: Gmpfanss-G s-Goneert in
Der eonsresationaliiten -Rir9e. Oarauf
llnterbaltuns ina Sauptquartier.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-27

cRElIs ApprrTos 70 wXTHfSA.
4 D,cek. Tax 10 sax
. so
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-27
Attachment Notice.
J.ir.. WOOD. P'ainsih

JOIN WHGbt JDefesdhnC
Coopiains IN Attachment Plaintiffs demand ths1y two
Dollar and Ten Centa
NOTICE hereby given that the ieth day o March.
N les1 ". sersttoa Jnstce Of the Peace Of Wayne
Tgvpship DDsiphau County Kansaa. ssued Order sf
Attsehent In the above named for the Of thr
tv1vo dnlars and ten eenfs spd that aid viii b
3AIRCS WOOD Plaintiff.
March n isaav Prs fee q
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rohn " wa.h. }p-send.nt.

John Wright }D~fendant
conpa.ss in Attachment Plaintiff demand twenty ds
I'm
NYOTTcE hersby evsa that the lsth day Of March,
N Is77 z W Strsfs sJusfice OF the Penes u Wayne
Tovnship DafpAnn County, kADaaa tasopd Order Of
Attachment The nsed fg TIE ~ q twcpty
dssar.; sad that aid vim b heePa - nat day
a April, ls71 = 10 O'Clock. A. u.
Aarss q, n79-ov. Prs fee. r.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-21

Boston Market.

WEDNESDAY, March 70.
FL0UR-There has been rather more inquiry fol
a week past. The sales have been at S. "a 3 FOL
Western superiine; s. q p for common extras
s. 250s p for Milwaukee aud Minnesota extras s.
50GlO for White whOat Ohio. Indiana and Michigan
s. 50G0 80 for Illinois and 50 20 Gl3 for st. Louis
Choice Spring White extras, new process, have beer
arriving more freely and selling $40 a Y q Dbl
and one brand as high as sl4 pbbl. Corn Meal ha.
been in moderate demand at 50 37.93 80 y Dbl. Ii
Rye Flour the sales have been at $ 50G6 p + bbl
Oat Meal has been selling at SC soar Sc and Buck
wheat at 50 9j63 80 q 100 ths
GRAIN-Corn has been arriving more freely and
prices have eased on little since last week. tn,
sales Of southern and Western yellow have been al
72i "a &c; and Western mixed at 72:al74c v bush
Oats are firm ana prices are shade hisher. The
sales have been at 30 a j9c z bush for brown and
white. Rye has been taken in small lots at csc as
z bush. Shorts and feed range from 5000, and
Middlings from s2iQ25 Y ton
PRONlslONS-Priees o. Pork are quite firm, W III
4 steady demand from the trade and exporters. The
sales have been at Sl2 501l3 for prime; SIG a 10 q
for mess and ls0l9 for clear and extra clear Bee
remains the same aud has been selling sl2 ali fol
mess and extra mess, and SIS 5Oa7 for family. Lard
is quite firm and prices are shade higher, with
sale. at 9 "a elcRln for city and Western Smoked
Hams continue in demand and have been selling Al
UtlI3c t'ib for city and Boston IIogs are arfner
and have been selling at s!G6.cPb.
PRODuCE-The market is very firm for Butter
with n small stock and steady demand, at an ad
vance for strictly choice quality The sales Of ehoc,
New York and Vermont diaries have been at IS az
C selected lots at i2Gi5c and common to good from
ls0B3c Fib, as 10 quality. Cheese IS steady and
firm, with Il fair demand att IS "a l7c for factory
and i2f1i6c Tor common aad prime daries. Bean,
continue in moderate demand, with sales at g. 50 a
. 6 for good mediums, and extra pea and yellow al
81 253 20 a. bush. Eggs have eased off, with 80 lie.
at 23G25c q dozen for Western & Eastern Potatoe,
have advanced and sales at 9Oas5c y bush Onion.
have advanced materially and are very scarce, will
sales at 50 30 i3l0 80 ebbl.
WOOL-There has lbeen fair business doing il
Wool but prices remain without Improvement and
to effect sales, holders have, to submit to compare
lively low figures. The sales include O0O6l h,
Mich gan Ohio and Pennsylvania leeces at 52g5Ic
mostly from - q 57c q NJ 5000 Western ana Wis
at f2G67c 5000 unwashed Western and Texas a
269i2sc; 1900 lbs tub at 81 9G5c; 1900 ms comb
Ing and delaine at G0r70c eib.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-21

I = the District Court q tha United States far tie
bsii CO Cd; erunt-lu tks matter % Patrick Hen
icy, Bnnsru pt-Notice is hereby gven that pc
10 On has been licd ia aid Court by Patrick Henley
o. Richmond, in said District, duly declared EAlk-
IuEt under the Act uf Congress o. March 2d 10 for
d .scLarge and certificate thereof. from sill his
debts and other claims provahie under said Act
and that the Do day Of April, l~s3. at 90 o'cac.
a. ", before the Hon. D. A. Smaiey. judge Of said
Court, at his Chambers IN the city OF Darlington
i ASST -u0d for the hearing of tho same. when aui
where all cJClito.s who have proved their debts
AMI other persons in Interest. may attend and .hor
cause, IL any they have, why tie prayer " said
petition should not be granted.
Dated 10 DARLINGTON, % the nth day ct MaTch
1873. p. 3. SMALLEY, CIers
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BEHOLD
b L III D l. ID -
w IL ) o Ms
ANNOTATED
SuperphOsphate of Lime,
1T AUCTION.
BEHOLD -

About year 20 / concluded to sell nv Super.
phosphate Of Lime TO the farmers Of New England
In places where it not known. by auction TO this
highest bidder, in quantities agreed on beforehand
proposing At the same time 20 pursue this course
year after year until the farmers could become at
isied OF It's value 10 them.
shall make this proposition good.
The Superphosphste made this year viii he more
valuable than II was last year
will publish as heretofore the m atera. OF which
II e composed, and the proportion OF each and
will guarantee il 70 have been so made
have many letters from farmers who bought at
auction last year, thanking me FOR adopting the
ADDITIONAL plan, and speaking in the highest terms
OF the results obtained from the Of the fertilizer
know that the article is good ono, and that II
will, in time, as all my other productions have done
win its way TO the confidence OF the consumer
Ample notice OF the place and time for sale by
means ofercu!ars and posters will be given so tina;
as far as possible no farmer shall have occasion to
say that he had no opportunity to buy his fertilizer
IN iair competition wlthlhis ghbOrs.
The most liberal terms and conditions will be ex-
tended 10 purchasers, which Will be made known at
the sale.
OFFICE OF THE RUNFoRD CaENICAL WORKS
Providence, R. l., Jan. LIST, 1873.
GEO F. WILSON, TRAAs
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sp&tial 9utites.
The Atmosphere of Spring.

with every change o. season We have change 10
tho hysienic character OF the air In the spring It
is impresnated, especially in low lying wet d!s-
;Fi'ts, Wit! mephtlc rapors. which generate ehills
and fever, rheumatism gest!on, blliousnes- and
diseases of tho organs o9respiration It stherefre
particularly necessary at this time Of the year to
invgorate and regulate the system so a. to enable
it to repei the morbid influences to which 1t IS
more or less subjected The stomach should be
toned, the bowels freed from distractions the blood
purified, and the nerves braced and strengthened
This can be easily done Hostetter's Stomach
Btters are everywhere procurabie and in the whole
range OF remedies and prevent.ves prescribed ~
the faculty or recommended through the press.
there Is not one that combines in such an eminent
degree, great efficiency and perfect harmlessness
II j. positive antidote l. malaria. Whoever takes
Il hab tually may breath thee atmosphere Of tho
Worst ieyerand ague locality without danger Damp
and chilling winds make little or no imprcsson on
the organization reinforced with this powerful veg
etahle inyg0rant and consequently il is q good
safeguard against asthma, oou. hs colds and other
pulmonary complaints. Il Is not recommended al
remedy FOR the latter class o. maladies but SIM
Ply a. means OF strengthening the system against
the sera4 conditions and changes which So often
produce them. As a spring inyig0rant and alter
atYe 10 Will De found extremely benefc al 70 per-
sons who are peculiarly sensitive 70 unhealthy
atmosphere iutuegcgs.
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WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
W pointed hl tie Honorable the Probate Court
fur tle District % Chitienden. Comm ss0ncrs to
receive exam ue and adjust the claims aud demands
ot .ai persons. against tthe estate o. Newton v.
Stone. Ht. OF Essex. ia said District deceased
and also al claims ami demands exhibited in else :
thereto and tx months FROM the day u the dltO
hereof being allowed hv sad Court for that purpose
DO therefore hereby give notice. thst We will
attend % the tus ness of cur appointment at the
Town Clerks Office IN i!'ucshugz h, in said Dstrc,
ou the 4d "Wednesday 90 Anil and September ncxt
40 90 otlgck y III. On each 81. said days
usred th !0th dag oi Si1rch. A. ID Isl;
ELMEE BEECilE.,. ic.r,-.,.....,-r-
p 70. BALDWIN. ''-''ii ---'-
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TO FARMERS.

DOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTE Of the Lodi
Manufacturing CO.. for sale in lots TO suit custom.
ers This article is sold for THE PRICE OF other
fertilizers and is cheaper for Tobacco Cotton Corn
and Vegetables than any other in market Ii is
made entirely from the N sht soil, ofal etc of New
York City. Price delivered on bosrd in New York
City Twenty five dollars per ton
ask attention to the following testimonials.
HENRY T. HORTON, Cheshire Co, n. H. writes. 81
md, from experiments made last year the Double
refined POudrette is the cheapest fertilizer to use
on Tobacco. put it beside Peruvian Guano with
equal cost OF both, and the Tobacco was per cent
better where used Poudretter
Messrs. +. X. THOMAS, Isaac MORGAN HARRIso,
MARCY, NORMAN PATRICK, DAVID HAsINGroN and
HENRY MARCY, Of Windsor Co., VT. write our Agent
ut Boston, under date December 1872 as follows
We have all used your Poudrette on Corn Potatoes
and Vegetables, and 1t has fully answered our ex-
increasing the crops"
Z. $. HORTON, Rindham Co. Vt, writes think
the Double-redned Poudrette the best manure can
find for Tobacco, Corn and Potatoes"
Pamphlet giving full directions etc. sent free
on Application to JAMES T. FOSTER
&C Cortlandt ST., New Yourk
For sale in Burlington, by
A. q. PIERCE
March 2i-witnay