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, 1873-06-14
LOCAL B1DdK AND B0ND MARHET.
MeBsrs. Lunt, Preston !. kean quote as fol-
lows this q, m.;
The following inatrumenta were 1led for rec
ord on friday, June 49,:


The following Instruments wore hled for rec
ord on Friday, June 49,: =
CITY rnorEnTx.
Catherine at, near cor 1oon,!s st. I, n IT. to
alley, dated March II consideration, $1,000.
Margaret it. 10 its Of Henry st, +. u II to nloy
dated April os; consideration, 4a,7o0.
l2o Il, dated May 81 consideration, $500.
Lois nd IN Block 5, Of smiths Los s, Of parti-
.!Gn of 3D. Is, dated Aay 49, con-
tess block 81 seo. 50 49, II, daoa 1Ay consldars-
8 IS of % II Of same, dated May consideration,
$4,000.
Pruirie sy, bosween Thirty.fourth and Thirty-nfth
ets.s +, e5 # to alloy, dated June 4; consideration,
Carl st, bot North Wells aud 1asalo sts, f. Lots
snd VIII improvements, dated June 10; considers
Lota to o, IN Block 1. OF Purple'a Central Park
Addition, dated Aug. s. 1871 consideration 81 co.,
alatea ut, cor OF sophia st, T. 76xl2s Il, dated
west Indiana 1t, Wood st I, 241os IT, dated
Mny0; consideration, $500.
Park cor q 81 rags st. nf o411slH IT, dated May
Lot 1906 IN block !. shofeld's Addition dated May
81; confederation, 81 500.
lot q In Block O. in shor1nsna Addition to Ho!steln
Lot 90 In Block ~ soc 8, a5 II, dated Feb. 8; con-
sldoratlou, 5000.
p.rt o, Block soG5H n or S,1x ns1t ,5ag;
II, dated May 10: confederation, 81, 600.
Lot I, u Dnncan'a Block 7, Of Taylor b KroIghfs
Of nv = " sso 1, 49, II, dated Juno IL; conaldsrs-
North X Q, Lot ]. IN Block 9, In Walker h stensop4
VA ofawA ~ ~ SEQ 2, %, II, dated May o; con-
Lots ID and is IN Block 2, Of Eperhart b Treats
slaeraton, $780,
, 1873-06-14

prico of sles pcr Genital hs ycsr viii represens tho
same av01ugo amount 10 DO rocoivcd por horo By tho
farmer o proe Of Il 40 would hayo dong lat year
Tho amount Of old wheat to ramhin on hand with tho
openlnK q he now o1op ye"r VII aossX eq1s tho d.
yiaa IL oroson Il ntstcd AZ not ioss than 5000 tons,
For tho movement Of Tho joint surplus Of 0ator13a
md Oregon. tho requirement. OF martin tonnage will,
therefore, DO IN o.oesa Of that Of laat year. The
Records private advices ndicate reduced acreaRo
10 Gaxfoy tho preseft etason. Tho reports ato
nearly uniform from MI po1nta that the ytol OF thi6
grain per aero will bo lhrgo.h
Tho impression now prevailA IN wcll-informod cir-
clos that wo will nsve. tlo coming acason, With ORE.
gon's assistance, ~ mitch onr and grim fGr expoft
Oalifornaa aggrngate ytod 10 cas, orcgon u con.i.
thoroughly now admit that Tho whoa. crop Of 1879 viii
aggregate thrco-fourtha Of thnt Of 1877 harvest.
few wcoka Of good weather have changed crop proa-
pocIS materially.
Latest. :
IN tho afternoon wheat WAS in fair demand
and No higher on tho Juno option. No. 2
spring sold at s1.2l@1.215S sollor tho month,
a9 s9I[eF Jy beth anaf e,osing %or Ct
was auiet and atoady, et 5415o solle the mouth,
0G94o aollor. July, and o0}4c aoller August. 0eta
eold at 2s96o aellor July. provisions and Lake
freights were inhotivo.
, 1873-06-14
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

.xuouox Fn1nA1 EvrarNa. Jnns u;
McoHoL-Was quiet md steady, II 81 .ao@l.es toF
bRooMdR JIG MdRoRN-oontnusa q IN: fairly active and arm.
Ws quote: No. hurl 0H@@7Ho; No, stock bratd,
afesa, sx@1s: do I'd ap, s1@ijse; ao ps;la % and
ss sss: asss e. I assI ssss sss s ssa. E ass
under Tho largo roopta ot tho past few dnys prices
~ n wothng saoies. esochs a1e now seoS,1nulnang
ollnnt3on % moos tho Vicwa of k6yss, Sa rnFarda
sa Saesss, = u.s. 1e a nieor ssass y S'ss oeas a
TAGGING no. .tneie now teature was no.teable
IL. @o1o
sess%sa' ssss. - %s :n1As alsr 1os. g ss
LIsw1eten. e!o; AIhst4esa. 80; Hnaoskcag, e. !!
s5 ss siss'e 5Ss' g aaas 81
asi BEaSS ss3'sis 4ND pnAsco,ce beans wore IN dan.d
wero quiot, We quoto: Choice hand.p!oked naVtoe.
s976; do mediums, satoa2.s5: iafartot grndcs,
MHShe y aS h g5esa poss On nfs'' a'4"a'0' so'ov
ngiEpiad 1iSs M1rEn1A1.s--rh msrtes rs du1l and
unsoslod especially for brick. The tkade ia shout
to 1 1eaii.e @ Causes ses& md unsettled feeiins Com
5sa Esasa psas 81 s eqh 4
S5.00@5.5o. Tho Manufacturers say they aro losin4
money and will gsop making brick on tho 18th. and
also dull, and hacno iaiioves Limo: y Also
weak. va quote. stuceo, s2.to; New Yers esus. es
Portland M ld'et Cement, & s7m@75e pr Sri Hosoadalo
comont, $3,2s@a.6o; udca, Louisville, and Akron 1
cement $500 per bel; marble dust, <s2t@s.6o
hr; ,shilo sand per br, $aoo925o plastertng hair,
RoE BY to@5os: ro brek rcr ooo sooo9 90; nuid. d
ias esf po %suHss assk
$780, do do common, $t4o0 Racno preasod, s15 0t
@a8.00, DEL; do common, xl400; 1ndiann prcssed
per brl, S3.00@400.
THO following ,s tho list Of prices hox Of 50 fcc
Tor domestic window glaes, from which reduction
n 10 rsr rant Ia ynnIA 10 i3tatrrs.
, 1873-06-14

The rates grim wero NJ lower, Quotab1e At bt<o
for corn and GAo for wheat to Buffalo The engage
nieuts reported were: 10 Buffalo, schrs ChAnpiont
Christine Ngson Amaranti aud 1daho corn, at 51ic,
To Kingston, schr 1telnleer, whoa at 125c To Boss
Now York via Duifalo props plymouth and Chicago.
mud WHEAT, through rate. 10 WaakesaV!lis, schr
TeeumBeh rye, at &C. To Montreal. prop East, wheat,
through ratio. Total capacity equal to ob0 BIZ wheat.
t18ooo bu coru, and IA 200 bu rye. The schrs ZACH
Chandler and parana wcro chartered fur wheat froni
Milwaukee to Dnaelo at exc; Gerrit Smith. wheat to
Kiursf1D At 1:a.
, 1873-06-14

METALS AND I1NNERE ET0OK--Wcro iu tolor-
ably fair demand and 6teady. Annexed aro tho quo
T1s iA7r-1o, ,o11a, s14.bo; do, 1a,,a, $500 do,
1Ma52o, u n6.'o; do, roofing, 10, $lA.eo; do, 2o12s,
snrsr z1xoFl casks lie ha{ casss asti 1ix11xo;
loaa qusnttty, IKE; alabs, DC.
STREET. 1noH--No. n, 1ko rates.
dALvAN1zKn 1noN--No. 1692o, 16o. No. 22924, l0e:
Of 20 par can't Il rnado from thia list. ''"0e>@@'
OQ2pEa-Dopper bottomst 45o brnztorb, over II u.s.
~; timed s 9epppr 100; paniah'd copper, 400; DO
t,sEn xaaa !; ~ = 81 9 ed 5 19s T. 70 T. It. y
10 70, 1ao 40 9oo I'M bundle, = per cont dis.
NA1s--Wcro aet1c at tho giypn' is ratea 100000,
er kc8, 800 rates Sd do, 1928; Cd do, 1850; 4d
az; $S8th Sd 90 $3.50; sd DO, nnc, $500: I'd do,
NAVAL aIonE9 9WeIe II moderate ,domana 1t
r Ss1q@ r. ~; ~ pea, bs sadsS7ao
o1IS-A dso14ne Of ia In tnrpentino ts noted, With
which exception thero woro no changes In values ol
oih. fafr number OF ordsa from local md intoEior
deAaTQ rooeived, AL hiuga conaderodt avsrJ
Battsfacaozy haanesa was donG Prtooe range Is fol
lows: Carbon, 18H@lQc; extra oil, 100; No. !, $50
No. TO ltnsecdt raw 90; do boiled 81 03 whale
e9o; sperm, s10o82.10 meats foot oil, strictly pure
l.1o; Do e1trs. 9oo; Do Eo. J. 80 bank Oh 1oa
nePht1o g gFsyity, 2oo asRhshs sommon. ls@l7s
demand, md prices ruled steady previously quoted
va rnuaat our ttlt
, 1873-06-14

Hoa8-Tho effect Of Light receipts {oaiy about 5000
head arrived todny} was Visible In 6harp ADVANCE in
prices. opentng sales did not show any material
noon, when buyers hul made the1nsolvrs acquainted
With ths character Of tho supply there sprang Up quite
q lively competition, and prcca crept up good 200
Sorts. By the middle Of the afternoon everything bad
bcou disposed of and the market closed 1rm at tho
advance, or ut 81. .35a4i5 for common 10 medium, and
at 450@4.70 for good to choice. load two Of
ettrn fetrhnd 81 El.
, 1873-06-14
Tho following Is tho list Of prices pcr hox Of 80 fc
{pr domestic window glass, from which reduction
q 50 per cent Ia lnaIa 70 dealers:

SG1G0 % 4016o .:...-.:.:.. AoV
e III sSsss dsss i he *
xfd inee:ioa @ I, na Dig sanast yst quoted
sons being grante We repeal our list: NY Ioti
n,sa iacior5. l19919Ho 6Gn 1aetory, aa}Sga5Mo
s,a s9, market M ssmans @ f 911S,:
Iig1sss :ss as!::
ns oo3l s959 Ipd,ans bocl ssoe Krkland grAte
20 oo1HEHAaE$taas i ~ nfht Tgee]lsrstqg ge ars r
IT, R'es ghlsFy lGsF baFres ouf
barrels, ts@51o pork ssaSes rough, SlLoo@29ooG o5 81
eo p1ckca, ed nN s,s.a *3x n
tishy stevos rough $ eeSaa !: Do ha1Hso. aa Soo
!ng' Jso pef sor oIs nae ~ a q Io os
N Ge1a snpny 5fa anu hfns suS. fo9uS AZ
Lover aa and M a saiss 20 ea ass
and a. 4oo lnl ao5 q 12e: 2e:..,sn
= a, a ~ y 14 ~ aR a az smT
obbns pfoes % ss "a ssaefod ioahars mixed
FtsnIIhefe was nothing rev 70 n9te t II th1 mns
I'd ssf sss a N "
oSsssss, T. sss3s y sess: =, ss
sEo mssfarsi nsk III co. shopG
Meofggs GO nn a. S = 1Hk on
spn'' sr1ne er roga 1, s5Sabo: DO br
- nfn e. ~ as:s ~, ~, ~ no11r,mr
noh neIS ri v,r ssnoI " ~ r1s s1a n
sea G1o oo'uHos' 1A''t - Dt'' 'A'''
I SnT25;1no .,,, 1,,7rro ,,,,,r - t., .oos r.,u.u,
EhU1I5 AND HuIsrtIunes arc IN gooo requeas 1q ssA
ana arc naer, nnt 1anos n.e
9et nnu pss @ sro on.y r. a n,,na Fo,
hos-1ates os IT,. afne: 9Gai,3s
a. Ssnte euprana. 96aTe DomEsTIo@
.aen aRPes' ~ egn NJ arcJ fa
ao, oesoNo; soGsne.n @ &C. a9oe, pescIes, pa5Ia 70
gS~o nase csUfo; 3ga, &1st9
| plackberr!est nSo5so: faMnperr1es, tVgAe; .paueo
, 1873-06-14

s.45 do 1ollor July, ss. 45@s6o do eollor Aug.
nst, a8.7o@8. 8.76: summer 10, $500. swoetpioklod
INNS. quoted et 01}6@1111o. Dry satod meats
quoteb1o at oN@o{S % tor shoulilora; s95@s16o
for short 1iha md s@as f9f short ,n.4o olGss ss
@s9lo for short. rits 85a@D7fo for short clear.
uaeon u auotad at 7l4o for shoudo1e ozAo for
oloar ribR; O3Go for short clear, and 19@l4l3o
for hn,np, NIL packed. Moss 1,oef, aooo@o;2S;
oxtra mess do, e1O.o0@10.25; boef hamH, s27.o0
@28.5o. City tallow. 711@796o; groaso quotahlo
nt t1d@o3lc: Sales wore reported Of 1oo !, nrls
meas pork at e15.a5, 1000 bIs 10 sollor July at
S1606 199 brls old ror1s at $1,000.
Flour waa ngain dill, being eyen loss active
than yesoray With domana 49, shnt ,1r 1s chiefly fray
elinpors wau vory light. Prices woro quoted
unoangsa hut 9f o e no doubt that h0aes S1s
not fayori!Ss In tho market. Bran WA wohk and
lower. salos wore reported OF 100 brls winter
extras ut $3.50, 800 brls DO on private termss 100
brls spring oxtras (low) at 4A.75; 300 brls DO on
private torms; 05 brls spring supor1ncs at e4:25.
Total, 1,4o5 brIs. Also, 20 tons bran at $3.50 !
and 10 tona do at $500, both on track; nnd 900
brls corn moal (Marsh) ut a2.05. Tho following
, 1873-06-14

circuit Of the yarA at tho cease Of trade Developed tic
f4ot Tint IN Tho doront dlviatona q tho yar' tlsre
This nnnbor is principally corporod Of common 4
half fatteno stock. au as asido from applying, ta
wnna Of local butchers, there ia no reli0bo outlet 70,
sici lhore Ii strong probability TINT prlces vim con-
lnno in downward direction. Hales wore reported
4 inside g,re for 1"t ot neFawny
County stcers fod by d. ". Henderson,. They ~ort
sod by 4. atrahorn l. o.. Tho anino parties also aolt
drove OF 100 Atcers fef by A. L. tevans, or Circle
villc, 1ackaon County, Kan., al $500. Tho inarke
oloaod weak.
QUOTATIONS..
Extra Deeyek-0rntod ntoers, averaging 400
ite and upward. ...... ...."........:...-, b,00a0.2
Choice Dee7ea-Tino, fat, vol forinod 3year
TO year Old steors. averaging 1900 to
Good beeycs- neiy formed ''S'0'
steors, avoraging 1,1oo TO 125o hs 5.35@5.b
sgna 1856 10 I,2oo i6s. m boo@5s
Butchers stock-Common to fair atuors,
slaughter averaging 900 to lido ibs. 3.so@4.7
Stock Cattle-Cotntnon cattle, in tocont
flesh, averaging 100 10 1,o50 tbs 3.G0@4.H
Infortor-IIght and thin COWS, hofcrs,
ssags, buls, and scatlswaH Btesra. ..... 3.00a3,2
oattio-Texaa, Northern winterot. ......... 4,00@46
Cattlo-Corn-fod Texan. 476a6.2
u
, 1873-06-14
COMMERCIAL,

Fn1nKx EVENING, 1una Ia.
The following wero the zoceipts and shipments
Of tue leading artiolaa of produce IN 0hioaRo
, 1873-06-14

BHEEP-Wcro ID fair local and shipping domand,
and sold at about yesterdays prices, at f300@400
choice. Laulbs were In domand at $l.5oG3.60 per
head.
, 1873-06-14
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

FRIDAY EVENING, juno 49,
A large feet Of lumber adon craft caruo Into port
last evening md today and tho market vas hbern'y
OF both local and interior buyers, hn tho market ruled
fairly active, nearly all the being dlsposed Of
before night There no particular change in
prices. Joists and scantug are quotanlo at 5000
$50 common boards ut s9U08 10 fair to gool DO
nt $14 oo<91ooo eafgo Of AIan!stec tmaer eold at
$1,000; Lath, s2oo@2.2s. Shingles at $500. we noto
tho following eales: -
lumber 1t slooo ia m o!ss md ssan,llng At $3.50
ssantnF ssl m and % Short 9TH timbor It ss5o sshr T. e. sim
monAs from HInnissee lao 1olata aud scantlihg st
$500, 10 m iash nt sa.o0. Bold by ]. H. Loomls b
cargo echr Aaron, from Holland, 65 m coarse mi1cd
At $500. J. Beau, from Grand Haven, l3S m Rtrips
Norway 2-noh lumber at $3.50 Bl1 Ia strips and
boards at $780, 40 m lath at $780, M plckets ut
$1,000. VIM. Loust, from GRIND Hayon, t97 N RtripB
and boaria a* $i3.75, 81 N ath at go naEge Wy
boards at s1t00, mill tally. Barge VIM: Burn, from
Grand River, Isl IN srips and boards at $14.00 20 n
lath Ut $500. Prop oconto, from Depere, 2o4 N
shingles at 800 SOLD by Irlan ng1len II n t Co.
mi1ca al ss.87B. Sehr Regulator, from M1skegon
1lO m foot common strpa nnd boards at $1025. Bchi
Albrccht from Manistoe, 1870 josts and seantlinK q
$3.50, GO N atrpa and boards at $12o0, mill tally Sold
by blanchard, Dorland Il Co.
:. LuMpEn FHE11uTs.
MAnistec, 3a.bo93.0o: ladingtont *376i MnskSgon,
| $2ON32.25: Oconto, $3a@350; Menonltnee, @9.ag99
3.75; pentwator, $22s9250; White Lake, sa,5o@2'7S
osana HsTsn' sa'ooqs2'3s; E. T,;r r.sns.
Dealers report fair trade, though, generally speak
ipg the demand ia for from being active. Priccs fo
common green lumber are weak nus ws1noat a taEtne
| quoted lower; also common whitewood. Good Or.
stock IS steady. The following quotations arc fur
, 1873-06-14
GETTYSBURG WATER.
GETT4SBORG
KATALYSINE WATER.

The United Staten Dpcnsatory Tho authorised record
enoTao xEans s1Enx. Of Europe
tiea il doca not dotororato by bottnE and keupinR
has noyor boen claimed fos my water ta
the body bs FRA olnts Ths i r." Gess
Gout KhoanstIsni. Neuralgia, DS4pspt!a Grayol Pr;
bstes Kdney and Urinary Discaaos Fe1erax n1so ag
e ths pa1aisttu, saEsd HbdonIpsl proq.y aud esysa
Uhsone G Diapshes "a Pos. Gen.tipstan ,Asthms O.
tarr 4aaaq Il skn Gopsfa pseity az Mss
IS. All these r tho bottlcH Maur: lrtin. 4 ~
iisvas tho Hoad almost immediately fauphlos c1aai5s
asps and medical writas, sr7elous and vol attes,uJ
Curox and testimonials distinguished citizens, will
bo furnished and sent hy mail On npGloason to
297 South EKont.s., Ph1ladplplua, Pa
Gottysbu1g EprInE 20. ,,,,,,,, ,u,~
FDr salo by VAN H(]iIAAQk, STEVENSON i liElUs
BUCK i RAENET., and druggists generally.
, 1873-06-14

T0!Al1 ....:..l 7g .0oal ll8. .GJ.1l TT 20
Tho iIcrunhe III Tho uurcago Of land under wheat
during tu lrezDnt ysar III thus represented to bo aver
800 01 acres, whi!u tho falling or In y1pd amounts 10
6l7,O0n cortals, o,lual to nbout "a, ,000 mus.
On Tho uxt day, lho Kecord gayo tho crop aggregate
az follows:
"1!.o detailed vHtimae.i Jpld OF wheat tho coming
harvest, given IN tabular form by oo,!ntion compared
with tho yiotd lst year, fooei p nh agErs9u.o cat-
yiu III thu salo col!tlnn an ycar Ut 900 rentals
-%ny 70,00J !onn. Thu AyrraHa y!oa yeF auro fuH
al, ayoraKu dralino III y!o!ti pur acru Of is
per cont. Tho ayaraHo lroo fun FralclHrn tin ss
ssa4o ". IT, nSs" 10 FSf t, 1"4 o. T. es
ouey ayurago fHr lin noinR CROP lin Ban Fraf,rsuo
price would lAvu 10 slila ~ lN $1.H Tlure II no
lr0ypuut that tAs AgNro will bu rualzuN. Al &yvrpVo
, 1873-06-14

Threo do1ara per to % Auuau WITCH tfhuB1BtIeo'
which charge follows tho shingles. -
Thckness-F4yo ahingles to bo TWO inches IN thick
ness.
Length-slxteen inches.
HARDWOOD. .--..--
p,sok-walaut - Counters. 500 0.00@16o, 90 clear.
$85.0o371O0; common, $A0. .ooGseooo; Gull, $sooo3
$500 flooring, $50. .o0@G0.0o. 49,. NJ, .
Ax1i-Clcar, $50. .o9@40.00: common, $2o.oo925.0o /;
Gull, slo. .00@ @t5,O0 flooring. $3U. COG 4oo0
MicSory|0inar, 81. .ooa4s.oo; common, $4,000
Mar,e-dlear, $55 o0(llo.oo; common, $1soo922.oo /;
Tattosnut-oloar, sao0o@oo.oo; common, s2s.oo@
$500. mn,
0herry-olear, s5o.oo@oooo; common, $4,000
$500 Gull, slaoo@l6.oo. .oo ~
Whitowool-Cear, s30.00@40.00; common, *2o.o0
@25.OO Gull, $l000@16.00.
Wngon stock-N!ckory ax1ea ,per sot. 81 .oa@l 60
wagon poca, each. t6@55o boz boards, $a50V3ao0os
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-28

JUN Z; hELLo6G. Is P,att St View New.
Price BOO per bottle Sf-I ~ ,-----.-
Mar i,-td&WiW
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-28
DRAINAGE.

The attention o: the citizens Of Burlington Al
the adjacent towns and villages is called to tie
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-28

FEEDING MEAL TO CATILE.-The stomach
OF ruminant animals Is a compound organ. 1t
~ divided into four compartments. When
grass, hay, or any course food Is eaten bv
the rumlnant, 1t passes, after partial masti-
cation, down the eS0phagus. or meat pipe.
and Is lodged in the ruman. or first stomach
more commonly called the punch. 1t Is re
tained in this receptacle or reservoir till the
| animal has leisure TO remasticate it. 1t does
not lie at rest, but is constantly stirred up
and kept in motion by the peristaltic action
of the sack that contains il. and Is mixed up
and soitened with mucUS; by this means
and by fermentation, preparation Is made for
the work Of digestion, if il Is not in the
strictest sense actually here begun. For the
purpose Of remasJica ton, according to You
att, 1t Is gradually moved into the second
stomach. honey-comb bag. and then by
Spasm0dic motion To the mouth. After suf-
ticient masticati1n it Is swallowed again
but instead Of going back to the place from
which it is raised. or to the receptacle where
1t went the first time it was swallowed. il
now goes, according to the authority lust
cited, to the third stomach. or manipiies.
where 1t underroes q further and material
change, and thence to the last division. or
fourth stomach, where the process Of diges-
tlon is completed Though digestion proper
Is only carried on in the fourth division Of
the stomach, it is evident that the action Of
the other divisions of that compound organ
Is useful to the digestive process or they
would not have been placed where thew are.
That the changes wrought upon the food in
passing through the several divisions hasten
and perfect the action Of the true (fourth)
stomach, can hardly be questioned
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-28
Hel, adrertis
TO FARMERS.

DOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTE Of the 4" Lodi
Manufacturing Co." for sale in lots to suit custom
ers This article is sold for HALF THE PRICE Of other
fertilizers. and is cheaper for Tobacco Cotton Corn
and Vegetables than any other in market 1t Is
made entirely from the night soil, offal, etc. Of New
York City. Price delivered on board in New York
City Twenty five dollars per ton.
Task attention to the following testimonials.
HENRY T. noRTOS, Cheshire Co, N. H., writes; Il
find, from experiments made last year, the Double
refined Poudrette: the cheapest fertilizer to
on Tobacco. Iput it beside Peruvian Guano with
equal cost Of both, and the Tobacco was 30 per
better where | used Poudrette."
Messrs. Z. r. THOMAS, ISAAC M0RGAS, HARRISON
MARCY, NORMAN PATRICK, DAVID WASHINGTON and
HENRY MARCY, of Windsor Co., Vt, write our Agent
at Boston, under date December 1872, as follows :
We have all used your Poudrette on Corn, Potatoes
and Vegetables, and it has fully answered our ex-
Notwithstanding corn earlier, also largely
Increasing the crops"
E. S. HORTON, Windham Co. VT, writes: " think
the Double-refned 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 Cortlaudt St., New Yourk
For sale in Burlington, by
A. &. PIERCE.
March 2l-witmayI
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SoHE TIMELY Hints ABOUT SuGAR-M,KINc
The sugar crop is one of much Importance
t. Vermont farmers. 1t supplies a want MT
home that woCld otherwise have to be mo-
nded tor, At considerable expense. and be-
sideS In many instances. furnishes an income
which f,r the time occupied in the mann
iaeture Of this article, makes quite an addi-
u1n 10 the productions Of the farm. As il
Is "ltn butter - II Is with sugar, to a con-
siderable extent there is a great difference
~ tie quality Of the article, and as the price
Is Affected accordingly, it will be Sc usat
ui1'e that while one farmer realizes a profit
Tor his Product and labor, another will sus-
tain loss
Bat this need not be if proper care and
attention Is paid to the business in hand
Vet good utensils-tin buckets. metallic
sp'ais and improved evaporators which can
easily he kept clean and sweet with nroner
care ana VIII lasta generation, and there
Ne0u NC niue OF the poor, waxy, black sub
s."noe called maple Sugar that Is some
uihes seen even nowadays, and which
pl''eea ny the side OF modern manufacture
alniost AZ white as the driven snow and con,
tanning the very essence of sweetness mpst
convince The most obtuse. Of the v,lne of
improved methods Of manufacture over tSose
Of the past. ''ei 'iiose
Unless we have smart thaw befare tho
sugar season commences, it will be very d;f.
heult getting about in the woods a: t .ha
snow is very deep. The - first runs, Of s .ne
are generally considered the best Of the 81 p
son for nice sugar, and all know the I'M.
ance OF being ready, so as to secure the g.,
now Where quantity is always made for
SAFE, the inst runs can usually be disposed Of
70 better advantage than that made Later u
the season. 'ef In
Much Of the sugar now sent to CITY mar
tss y put up In small cakes, and in the
form Of syrup. whsrs thsrs is sufficient
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THE

Consolidated Mortgage Bonds
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let me try to lii the curtain
Hiding other hearts from view;
You complain, but are you certain
That the fault is not with YOU
In the summer sunny hours,
Sitting in your quiet room,
Can You wonder II the flowers
Breath for you no sweet perfume,
You must go to them, and stopping,
Gull the blossoms where they live
On Your bosom gently dropping,
AL their treasure they will give.
falrly sought some point OF contact
There must be with every mind
And perhaps the closest compact
Where We least expect to find.
Closed the heart-door Of thy brother
All its treasures long concealed
One key fails then try another,
Soon the rusty lock shall yield.
Seldom can the heart be lonely,
II it seeks q iOnelier still,
Selfforgett.ng seeking only
Emptier cups Of love to fill.
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ST. LOUIS 81

of Illinois, Indiana, kentucky, an
Tennessee.
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CAlsPHORENE.

BECkWlTH SEWING MACHINE CO.
"a, - West Broadway. y. Z
'AiieF May L., s62 B-oadWay.l Mar Is-fdGwir
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From the closest observations that have
been able TO make in the use Of lime for
forty years, | think the beneficial effects have
been seen upon land that has had fifty bush
els to the acre) from sixteen to eighteen
years. 1t enliyens, changes, and warns up
cold land, and is peculiarly well calculated
to produce large crop Of cloyer-and after
that crop never fail in getting good crop
Of corn
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PAIN, PAIN, PAiN.-The great discovery f.- on e
relief o. pain and sure and immediate cure jog
rheumatism, chronic and acute, Spralns. &c % ha-
pleasant and refreshing odor. and will not grease
or STAN the most delicate fabric, which makes It 81
injury in every family. Price p cents Der bottle.
Sor safe by al druggists. REUBEN HOIT, Prop'r,
New foTk.-Msrch 5--fi&wfw