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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-27

A Marshliold correspondent writes Our
Grange has purchased n quantity of tea, cof-
fee, and raisins of Boston firm, nj u saving
of 80 per cent. on the whole, and now we
nro going for some fish and spices.-Wc
challenge the Oranges in the United States
to show taller Gate Keeper than we have
got. lie stands six feet six inches in his
stockings.
II. w. Iloadlcy, Esq, of East Cabot, has a
nino-yoai sold native COW whose yield OF
milk per day. last week, averaged i3 TO 40
pounds, and she produces IA pounds of extra
nice butter per week. Whore can the COW
be found, big or little, foreign or native
blood. that can show u better record without
extra feed, and whose owner is not II sub
scrbor TO the VERMONT FARMERp
wINDuAM COUNTY.
An improvement in the manufacture Of
gas has recently been on trial ut Brattleboro,
which il is said promises to DO highly sue
cessful. A light coal gas is first made by the
ordinary process, and this is improved by II
mixture of mir charged with tho vapor OF
naphtha, in the proportion of three parts OF
coal gus To two of naphtha gas. Tho light 1t
produces is wonderfully soft and diifusivc,
and in It all delicate shades of color are ms
easily distinguished us by the sunlight It's
lighting power is extraordinary.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
About one hundred rivcr-drivors are now
at work on the Connecticut River. in the
south part of Springfield, getting the logs
from the islands and sandbanks, whore large
numbers have lodged.
Almond IL. Walker, residing ut West Lcb-
anon, N. H., while tending circular saw
at White River Junction slipped in such q
manner us to throw his hand on the saw, en-
tirely scvcring 1t from his arm.
A Weathcrsfield correspondent says 1T is
very dry in this part of Windsor County.
Garden seeds aud corn have not come very
well; grass looks poorly; orchard grass Is
ripe and small, and the early clover fit for
the mower. Many of the farmers will cut
it this week if the weather continues dry.
The prospect is but small crop will be cut
this season.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-27
50. Adams Market



TUESDAY, June "a.
Our market for butter to-day again quito animated
with very little variation In price from lat week. The
comparatively price rather Encouraging to darymen,
Lu necessity oompels many Of them to cell that otherwise
would not Butter always brings money and for tho want
thereof they forced 10 sell at the present low price IN or
der TO obtain t. We quote butter to-day Medium to good
20 q 23c; Selections "a q &c The amount shipped to-
day from here was about 1850 packages.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-27
Marriagrs.

Subscribers and other Irlonds Of the FARMER are in.
Vted to sond notices Of marriages and deaths ipms
i'atey after hsI occurrence not forgetting to attach
their own names, and addresses.
Juno Il, Mr.. Charles Morse, and Mis- Carrie Gaskill,
Of Waterford
June II, Mr.. Augustus Blair, and Miss Mary Goosoy,
Of johnson.
june G, Mr.. John +. Hall Of Bethel, and Miss Laura
L. Thayor, Of Royalton.
June &c, Mr.. Charles S, Royce, and Miss Jane A.
Fuller, Of Richford
June ls, Mr.. Tarrant s. Cummings, and Miss Mary
H. Rogers, Of Newport
june ls, Mr., Edward f. Lucas, and Mary Antonotte
Smith, Of Burlington.
juno 10, Mr.. Fred |. Graves of Barnard and Miss
Eva /, Keith, Of Pomffot
june 81, Mr. John f. Willard, and Mrs. Sarah @.
Smith, Of sutton.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-27
The New Style Wilcox & Gibbs
IIENTN

Sewing Machine is the bert for family use. 1t
does Its work more quietly speedily, moro beau
TRULY, and more durably than any other Machine
Toy one at your own house and SEQ for yourself.
Instruction FREE.
W. II. NELSON, Agent,
Wards Block Railroad St.
st. JohnsbuTy
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-27
V'ergem1les Market,
From our Special Reporter.

From our SpfcIaI RFpoTftT.
SATURDAY, June q.
Butter camo in in lico order as the day was cloudy
and cool but the receipts light owing to the pro
es paid We quote fair TO good at 20 "a PC extra and
selections % az g3o few Tow tubs at 2c v ID. Eggs
lG % 1870 v dOz. Potatoes zoe W bu.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-27
WINDSOR COUNTY.

New counterfeit fifty cent notes arc in cir
culatitn. The counterfeit can be detected by
holding the notes to the light, when one can
see there is no silk fibre in the paper, but it
is simulated by irregular scratches on the
plate which gives the surface impression.-
The red treasury seal is also printed in ink,
which will rub and blur over the paper if a
person dampens his finger and passes it over
~
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-27

Miss Jeanette Corkum, aged about Is, a
daughter Of Charles Il. Corkum, threw her
self in front of the up mail train last Satur-
day at West Milan, n. H., and was cut com.
plctely in two. She has on several occasions
before made attempts to take her life
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-27

The Mount Washington railway has been
running freight and construction trains up the
mountains. In one place snow.driit eight
feet deep on the track and fifty rods in length
had to be shOvelod through. The same drift
was seven feet beneath the track. The new
hotel on the summit is nearly finished.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-27
AGRICULTURAL ROCKS.

Any Book in the List below will be scnt by mau
postpaid on receipt of price
send all orders TO Cummings ~ Iioskins, Pub
fishers PeraoHt Farmer, st. Johnsbury, Vt.
p.rr,,,s Eroi, Gorlor h,, ID porry s,.n
htiS d, I w Saiuen 5 ~ i -, - %
Sounvy saiS S sun 9s aii iioI L pi @
rranhorr,S it55,ra 10 fosonb r IS5iiy - ' %
U,rr' ~ ~ d. -, To',f ii inv "a
Peach CnItnro b Sj J J,,1Cs iorandor FrItor ~
Americon "a ttie Nv H. r Aiien ui'O" IN
nnSnin~is Frnits and Frnit Trens of Ar,or,co o
RnVised and really eniar@ad 0cfavo 100 mn A M
A,sricnitnraI CbcmicSI AnaiSSis ''' 49, PIP W.
Bv prof q q Caldwell of Iornel universitv ooo
Practical Pantry Keener nv T. Wrigbt al
parSoTS on tIn No. hy sonSyuei "a PsrSons 20
practicoi FIoricnitn2Ie nv p Hendorsn9 " IN
I5oTto vi @ ~ ~ ipvJotsOn' 90
Wiioo, hic 90, St 1919 '0slS'f % ~
y HSn ~ irrHT ,sIi a. n VI, ~ ~
Fi ~ M o ef s W. ~ 'os''S 20
Pn rsts i,sh III nj IT, =, ~, t Ms 81, ~
F Postos Msnai a. " ~ ~ Ia l7l ~ ~
nj IN M W hJu5 PVItslncn' "
reI kiidei S,iriSyn h NJ it tiu,oi'hsoh ~
Cr0nL shOt 'Nui'NA -Ai'"i'00'N'S' ~
S 6i eI 3n4V 49, ,,,- ,,.,.. ,., %
if Il VI ~ ~ t,i uuluo' %
W. ny I tiiiss olu rohces' ~
HiIcpis H. IN Rural krcbiteciTro 'iS "a
h hmns " < huiai 80; nIVr p p %
hiion,s 70 ~ ~ y ' I ~ t an i'onh H. NJ, ~
hi ei ~ H. NJ T., - NvM AIleIuAn raI1 booH' 2o
Atoea Nv w. w VA T1 y, iG mi Ahais' ~
ssj, Tt' 10 AM I Is RANTS 90
BTock's New BOOK of FIowers,S ~ ~
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-27

An honest old farmer, on being informed
the other day that one Of the judges owed him
grudgo, growled cut, mo matter; he new
er pays anything"
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-27

Mr.. Elias Pike, of Salisbury, Mass, while
drinking at a spring june Goth, fell in and
was drowned lie was sixty-two years old,
and in feeble health.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-27
.N,eIr I0rell .IInrkef.

From our Special Reporter.
TUESDAY, June "a
We Ehp TILL week 236 tubs Butter OsiT bs o. boxes
Cheese 1910 a bbls Egs. We quote Butter ~ q 2ic
b n, Cheese ~ "a iie, Eggs 1Te Beans $500 80 per
bu-hel, Hay 81 90 q 1900 per ton.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-27

The government of Great Britain has made
arrangements to place in the hands Of the
secretary of state in Washington, on or before
the 18th OF September, sl5,50O,O0O in gold,
the amount awarded by the Geneva tribunal.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-27
llENEnAL NArrRE-No. ael

AN ACT for the relief OF 5. 4. JoC lyn.
BE It enacted by the Senate and ougo of Repre-
of the United States Of America In Congress as'embcd
Th1t upon the OF vacancy Of the grade of first
lieutenant in his ronnQut Second Lieutenant 5. T.. Jocc-
yn twenty rs Infantry shall be entitled to promotion to
the o Of first lieutenant with date Of commission and
relative ank in the agmy held by him the thy-rst day
of December eighteen hu drei AMI seventy; Provided,
That this act grants no back pay additional pay IA any
manner whatsOlv
Approved, February %, 1913
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-27
.N'eI1 Fork state Dairy Market.
From the Utica DAILY HERALD.
IN

CHEEsE.-Tho market opened duh to-day, and the
bears seemed TO have about Co. the advantage last
weeks prices But better feeling sprang up toward
night and sales freely made. Tho offerings were
something 5000 boxes, and the sales fully G000
They were about this ut six o'clock, when left
era iactorymen still waiting for additional fraction.
The prices were l2. W 3c.-one factory reaching 1910
BUTTER.-There is no material change In tho market.
Our buyers paying 25aD27c. per pound for prime
Now and then fine article may reach csc.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-27
LITTLE FALLS, June %.

About nine hundred boxes farm dairy cheese sold
from eleven tO twelve and half cents One reached
twelve and iYe-eights.
Eight thousand factory offered and hold at thirteen
and thirteen and quarter. -Four thousand boxes sold
from twelve and hyeeights to thirteen Market very
dull.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-27

AN ACT define he limits of tho collection district Of the
Tcchc in thg state OF Louisiana, rud for othe purposes
Re- II enacted by l Senate AMI uou7e of Representative
OF the United stgs Of AmCric, in Congress sombed
Tia a portion Of the State Of Louisiana described
follows to wit, commencing at The town OF Plaquemne 81
Tie parish Of lbyryc; thence down the western bank Of
the Nj sppi river to the town Of Donadsyc in the par
in Of Ascension; thence down the Bayou Laourche, and
along its eastern hank the thence westerly along the
t. Including Ill The Islands bays, and forth to the
mouth of the Sabine ve thence up the said Sabine river
aud slong s bank to point due west from the said
town Of raqucmue and thence to the place Of heginning
sha be, and the is hereby con tutcd and created
the collection dis'Ii. Of the relhc.
SEC. .. Tint the collector Of said district shall reside
Brashoar, In the parish Of Saint May which l. hereby
made he port entry of said cole diatrict of the
Tgchn and hall he entitled to receive salary of thou
ud liars yearly slld salary to cover all expenses to the
United States, fer houfe-ICnt and storage.
ApproyCd, February o. 1873.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-27
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

The trestlo, 1870 feet long, on which the
regular trains now cross the Winooski, neal"
Waterbury, where tho bridge was recently
burned, was built in twenty-nine working
hours. When it is taken into consideration
that nearly all of the timber had to be haul
ed from Canada, and that three iourths OF ii
was growing at the time of the fire, 1t is
thought to bo the quickest time on record for
that length Of bridge.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-27
WOOL MARKET.

The receipts of domestic for the week have been 355
bales against POO bales for the corresponding week OF
1872, and 4s3o bales 1871 The receipts Of foreign
have been 2i37 bales and for the corresponding week
last year thero arrivals.
The market hore remairs precisely the samo last
week. There is u fair demand from manufacturers,
but he small stock Of fleece tends TO restrict transac
tons. The entire stock in this market does not exceed
$4,000 lbs at the present time but tho clip is
ut hand and supplies will soon DO arriving in quantity
sufficient to give assortment.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-27
, CAYusE, AND UNATILLA

For fourth Of five instruments, of third series, to be
expended uuder the direction Of the President per ID
article treaty of Juno ninth eighteen hundred and hf
ty-Uye, four thousand dollars
For fourteenth Of twenty nstalment for the purchase
Of all necessary mill fixtures and mechanical tools,
medicines, and hospital stores books and stationery
for Schools repairs Of school building and furniture,
and for employees, three thousand dollars.
For fourteenth of twenty instruments for the pay and
subsistence OF one superintendent Of farming operations
and ono farmer two miilers, blacksmith, one wag
on and pillow makor, ono carpenter and joiner, ply
scan, and two teachers per fourth article treaty Of
juno ninth, eighteen hundred and fifty five, eleven
thousand two hundred dollars.
For fourteenth Of twenty instruments for tho pay Of
each of the head chiefs Of the WaaWalla Cayuse and
Umatilla bands tho sum Of five hundred dollars per
annum per fifth article treaty of June ninth eighteen
hundred and fty-hve, one thousand five hundred dol
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-27

SERVICE.
Arzona-Tor the general incidental expenses Of the lu
dian service IN the Territory OF Arizona presents Of goods
agricultural implements aud other useful articles and 10
slit them locate in reraanen abodes, and sustain them
the direction of the Secretary Of the Interior seventyye
thousand dollars.
Cllfornn-For the general Incidental expenses Of the
Indian service California pay Of employee presents Of
goods agricultural implements and other useful Articles
tain thcmsevc' by the pursuits Of civilized life to be
pended under the dreson Of the Secretary Of the INTERIOR
eighty-hye thousand dollars,
Colorado Territory the general incidental expenses
OF the Indian service In Colorado Territory presents OF goods
assist them to locate In permanent ebode and sustain them
selves by the pursuits Of civilized life to DO expended under
the direction Of the Secretary OF the INTERIOR ten thouland
Dakota Torritory-For the general incidental expenses
Of tho Indian service In Dakota Territory presents of goods
agricultural Implements and other useful articles, and to
assist them h locate In permanent abodes and sustain them
scvos by the purus Of civilized m to be expended under
the direction q the Secretary OF the Interior twenty thou
Idaho Terrtory-For the general incidental eIpono of
the Indian service In Idaho Territory prosen Of goods ag
cultura implements and other useful articles and TO as-
s them to locate In permanent abodea and sustain them
selves by the pursui Of eyz life to be expended under
the direction Of the Secretary Of the Interior twenty thoo'
sand dollafs.
Montana Territory, For the general incidental expenses
Of the Indian service In Montana Territory, presents OF
goods agricultural implem,ntsi and other useful articles
and to assist them 10 locate In permanent ebode ana s
tain themselves BY the pursg Of civilized NE, to D, sN-
pended under the direction Of the Secretary Of the Interior
| lwenty-iy thousand dollars,
Nevada For the general Incidental expenses Of the IndI-
IN service In Nevada presents goods agricultural imple
men aud other useful articles and assst them locate
In permanent abode and sustain themselves by the pursuits
Of civilized life, to be expended under the directions Of the
Secretary Of tho Interior twenty-five thousand dollars
New MexlooFor the general incidental expenses OF the
Indian service In New Mexico presents OF good agrioulu
imleuient, aud oher useful articles a,st then
10 locate In permanent abodes and sustain Themselves by
ton Of the Secretary Of the Interior, fifty thousand dollar
OregonFoT the general incidental expenses Of the Ind
an service In oregon including transportation Of annuity
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-02
,os, religioaos \ socialas Ybienl de6ni-

cos, reIgioaos y sociass 4bienl defni-
dos, bien conocidos, nunca disfraza-
dos; pero opinamos que no es este Ell
momento-de hacer iDdtiles alardes,
que tenemos la obligation de procu-
rar la conciliacion y no la discordia,
y que, vague no sea possible unir las
yoluntades, debemos hacer cuanto po
damos para que Sc den, aunque sea
temporalmente, al olvido las diferen-
cias rencores. Hemos opinado cons
tantemente que la polftica puede ma
tarnos, y serfamos unos criminales 81,
teniendo este convencimiento, entra-
ramos con velas desplegadas en- las
controversies polfticas.
En- tanto que existan en- Cuba re-
beldes; en- tanto que en- un territorio
cspanol Sc grite una y otra vez, lmue-
ra Espa1al; en- tanto que conspiren
en- los Estados-U U nidos-abierta y es-
candalosamente-miles de enemigos
de nuestra patria; en- tanto que estos
nos amenazen un dia y~otro con ex- :
pediciones filibusteras, y nos repitan
hasta la saciedad que no renuncian a
su proyecto de separation, los leales
de esta Antilla no podemos nj debe-
mos hacer mas que combatir q todos
los rebeldes, so pena de constituirnos
en- completes de su TRACTION. Este es
nuestro convencimiento intimo, inva-
riable, profundo, y q el ajustaremos
hoy, maf1ana y siempre nuestra con
ducta, sean pocos 8 muchos los que
compartan nuestra opinion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-02

Los que aquf han batido palmas
porque han creido que va ell invenci-
BILE partido espsfol de Cuba habia ST.
do descompuesto, dividido, deshecho
por el reformismo demoledor, sc han
llevado ell chasco del siglo, segun pue-
de verse por los siguientes parrafos
que tomamos de un ariculo de nues-
tro digno colega 81 Diario de Ia Ma.
rittd.
"Podran haber creido algunas per.
sonas conveniente que Sc haga Ell es-
Ia Antilla politica de cscuela, poli.
tica de partido, y nosotros respeta-
mos aus opiniones; pero la perddd e.
que el partiio espaIol en- mGsa hG si-
do retractari0 d esta idca; y 10 he 81
do porque abriga el convencimicnto
de que necesita estar unido para sal
var Ia integridad dc Ia nacion. Ade-
mas hay una Circumstances que e.
precise tener en- cnenta. En- h isla de
Cuba no &c han introducido relormas
politicas dc ningun gGnero; en- h isla
de Cuba estan rigicndo Las mismas
leyes que regian hace veinlc amos;
en- Ia isla de Cuba estA suieta 10 prem
"a 4 ID pF9yia rensnra, en- IL isla de
Cuba l1te adm una rebellion Que bic
re y mata, y, con tales condolences '
en- semeIantes CIRCUMSTANCES, dcbo
hacersc II menor cansidad possible dc
politica mililantc.
u nos fiiamoa mas coucrcsamenta
en- 10 actual siluacion do Il mAdrr n.
tEia; a consideEamns por un lado L
eiervescencia que h producido ii al.
tlmo camhio politico , pcs osru i &C.
titnd del paFsido carliala, encontsa.
remoa nucsos motive. para procedss
con II mas eaqulsi.a pFudcncla; nos.
oiFos Que podemoa hacer mscho ca
Cuba ca saVor de Ia inlrgrsdal d i
nacion, pcso que sonoa plsuamenss
nulna para cwsahlccos i conr1sdss
entire los paFtidos que eombalen e.
y Pcninaula = qua 10 podsmoa il.
cliaar dc ningan lado i halaaxa Csa.
vocadaa essAn aaAa c6nns Cuassssw.
yeniea, J ayes mssmo noe sssarsa el
11ltgnlc i posihlllIaa Il 90 i "a
mission peFmanensn Fcaea - nueso 1
I Aamblea, - slssa IA Ii grasr.l.a
% las carcanssancias. lQas aAsgaAaas
Ramos fosusFus Coo aaAdlr 80. / II.
hoguera. para 90 pkbalo II snesa -
NosotEos sensmos pFiacipioo polgss-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-02
necesitamos respuesta para saber Ia
opinion negatiya de El PrOQresO.

necesitamos respuesta para saber Ia
opinion negative de El Progreso.
Las ilusiones que Sc forj6 81 refor-
mismo de tener correligionarios entire
los leales de Cuba, Sc han desvaneci-
do como el humo. Ell Sr. Conte, mex
perto en- las cosas de America que no
ha podido estudiar en- la corta perma-
nencia que lleva en- las Antillas, Sc
eqnivoc6. A su grito reformista no
respondieron mas que los aplausos de
los filibusteros de Nueva York y los
placemes de los reformistas de Puer-
to-Rico. Y dej6 ell puesto de Casta-
non y de Ruiz de Leon. Hizo bien.
Nosotros que conocemos bien la isla
de Cuba, 10 habfamos previsto. Des-
pues de la amarga experiencia & In
fausto recuerdo que dejaron allf los
reformistas, es impossible que u IA pc
ri6dico de tan patri6tico antecedentes
como La Vos de Cuba reemplace en-
ningun tiempoa El Siglo.
Poralas iniciales que vemos en- los
editoriales que han visto la luz en- ell
diario que fund6 D. Gonzalo Casta-
non, comprendemos que nuestros an
tiguos y queridos amigos los seflores
D. Jose E. TRAY y D. Mariana Ra-
miro, siguen ocupando dignamente
sus puestos en- la redaccion del apre-
ciable colega y llenando la parte pre-
ferente que estaba q cargo del senior
Conte. Constanos que ambos escrito-
res son liberales sinceros, como a ellos
les consta que 10 ha sido siempre Ell
que traza estas lfneas. Pero por en-
Gina de todas las simpatias politicas
esta la patria; y 81 para conseryarla
fntegra y con honra es precise que
cada uno haga el sacri6cio de sus
afecciones, de sus principles de es,
cuela, justo es que en- ell campo de la
lealtad no sc olga mas que una voz
sola, la Voc del patriotismo espafiol.
Nuestros amigos TRAY y Ramiro
10 saben, porque conocen como nos
otros 10 que suele esconderse en- estas
provincias bajo ell deslumbrante man
to de la libertad. No nos ha engafla-
do, pues, el corazon cuando dijimos
que tan pronto supiesen los leales re-
dactores de La Tos de Cuba que sus
escritos Sc traducian aquf del modo
que SO tradujeron, consentirian antes
cortarse la mano que hacer ell duo q
nuestros adversarios, cuya tactica eG
perfectamente conocida en- Cubs.
Han cesado, pues estamos seguros
de clio, las recientes simpatfas que
El Rogreso y La Espaaa Radical
habian sentido por La VoS de Cuba
Felicitamos por clio q los ilustra.
dos redactores de este colega quienes
una vez mas han demostrado su inal-
terable patriotismo.
Ellos han comprobado 10 que va
sabfamos era una verdad, que los ul
tra-reformistas NO tienen correligio-
narios entire los buenos espafo!es de
Cuba.
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