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The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-17
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,
= PROM the Nav Orleans Rallstin-1.
New ORLEANS, |
Oct. 9th 1874. !

aeaesg ~ COTTON. ga
The official closing quotations Of
the Cotton Exchange to-day, were
AZ follows; ~aIu1
Low Ordinary o. roml
Ordinary ........-. .114n114 liz
Good Ordinary .131134 13{
Low Midtl'ing .1490143 14{
Middling. =. .143&l4E III
Good Middiing. %. .14fO15 Is
opened at 10930lQ0a, against 1102
at New York, and closed at 1904
n1O9s, against 1095. Silver nm.
changed. American halves 1O41n
1861, Mexican dollars 974096c.,
SCGAR-The receipts this morn.
ing comprised 81 bids new and
we're sold ut 94c for good common,
93c tor fair and 11Au114c for yellow
clarified sold at 1O4n1O3c Y b.
MOLA sales.--future were no re-
CENTS Of new this morning. Those
last week sold at 7Oc for common,
75c for good, SIC ;for prime and
some choice on private terms.
HAY-Is in fair upj,ly and lin.
tied demand. The sales ere, con.
fined to 27O bales on the landing, Of
which, 100 at $25 50 and 12O choice
at &2G.5O ~ ton.
FLOUl@Buyers are off, as usn
NJ, toward tile close of the month.
The market is firm, however, and
there appears TO be a better {. cling
on choice grades. There we've sales
Of 500 hbls., Of which 80 superfine
ut "a Is, good treble extra vt o. 90
100 choice do ut 90 % and 50 do at
81 %, % choice extra at 81, 1GO and
and 200 hbls OH private terms.
CORN MEAI-The supply has
been considerably reduced, and
holders are asking 81 4049 bill on
The landing 500 aud 200 hbls sold
on the landing 81 35 per hbl.
POkk-NO dem: MI for round |
OTIS. Mess is held ut 22022 80 y
bhl. No sales. Dwrlers are retail
ng at $23, e24@24 80 per bbl.
cor The market is firm
Dealers stock 5000 bags. We quote
ordinary to low fair (go!d;, 16a1G4
D ID. good 1S4@19c. prime 19412Oc
700 SKIS sold for the Vest, and 800
. the loc'l trade. at full prices.
OATS Good supply and dull
10 sales. The last sales on Friday
we're G3c prime and Is for choice.
GkAIN-Sack Corn is in light
npply and demand at firm prices.
sales 800 sacks-2OO white mixed
t 9Sr. and 100 yellow mixed ut
Sc. y bushel. .f''
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-17

kELLOGG.-This miserable cat
tiff, after having inflicted all the
injury he could upon the people
cursed by his presence. at length,
finds himself without = party or as
sociates in crime. The crew he IT,
oted with, fed iucontinently weeks
ygo. fearing the outbreak of the
storm which they could not direct.
and the whirlwind and tempest of
indignation which they evoked bnt
could not hope to ont ride. To the
infamy ofhaving been the first man
in the history of the nation to pro.
woke an instruction, he adds the
disgrace Of being too much of a
coward to assume the power which
has again been placed in his grasp,
and the position which he pretcuds
TO he lawfully entitled to hold
When bis cpitaph is written, let it
be inscribed at midnight upon black
marble and then flung into the sea.
lest in some day to c. MI another
usurper shalt read it ard imagine
that he can more successful ~ play
tue role of petty and contempt.
Die tyrant over men born to the
heritage of freedom. And if he
ever ntters a prayer let it be an AZ.
piration for Oblivion, lest hapIy !
fome offspring Of his loins or off. |
shoot of his race may be called upon
to blush that
80 40 sane tide that warmed his veins,
Polluted. flows through theirs"
@ae 4aecsos. it's.. s:a-. acsth e., !,
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-17

" Have you got little Indian there "
asked the engineer as We passed a
Young sqnaw with her ratoose stand
ing Il, depot ON the Pacific railroad.
" MOI" che replied, half lnjun, halt
injupeer."
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-17
Chip sail,st

: II gWvSS'0 w es~s~ ~
10 b cheerful.
woodruff, ClaAin & Co have re
turned from Europe.
>, Gsul. John g. Breckinridge ha
been very i'll.
President Davis has just recovered
IN Albam stol6n from him at tn
sarrendsss TIE thief offered to sci
II. Ths person applied to informed
Mr.. Davis and he recovered it through
friends.
Lydia Thompson il now organizing
another y leg ant Company in En-
rope. Lydis's parents left her leg
Acy which i making her fortune.
The 81. Louis aud Chicago papers
are getting of funny graphs about
the girls Of the respective cities. The
feet and ears Of the girls come in fo'
a., their share Of criticism. For shame,
Gentlemen!
They have 4 mythical genius calico,
Tom Collins, up north no has been
eating up all sorts q ,oa lately, il
We are to believe Tie q yspaper.
The puny Navy Of the Y. S. which
was 80 in active in the V,ryi.lus af-
fair with Spain is now at anchor in
the front of New Orleane, to assist in
crushing Louisiana. Bully for the
Navyl
We amt banging on the ragged
end of remorse," but We know girl
from who's. We would like to have u
"paryxsomal" kiss just to see how it
feels.
The Summer court Of his Imperial
dighness, Ulysses S. Grant, Great I'm
cls to the Sun Half Brother to the
Noon, aud supreme Ruler of the Uni
ted States, has not rs yet been broken
up. o! let US b., joyful!
The Courier journal is catching it
now on both sides. 1t said that New
Orleans ought to have fought tn.
troops or not ut all. That makes MS
mad and the radical papers pitch in
TO to it for daring to utter such tire.
con rs to advise resistance TO the
soldiers in any possible events We
always take the weak side from
Chivalric motives aud We propose to
the Courier Journal IN offensive and
defensive alliunce.
We thought that ours was the
only paper in the United States of
the name, but through Ro~elYs
Newspaper Directory we have dis
covered y namesake way up in his.
s"iri somewhere. We sent him y
paper marked az" but ho won, send
us his.
The ladies Of New Orleans have or.
gnnized q "Relief Association to
aid the families o! those killed on the
14th OF September. They are now
holding An Entertainment and Fair
Tor that purpose and arc realizing
handsome sums. God bless the
ladies' of New Orleans. He never
made fairer or nobler ones.
They have got up pretty good
Joke on tho Changers. Three men ,
play cards, say seven up, for can Of
Oysters. The first man ont takes the 5
Oysters: the last one out takes the =.
;an, and the middle man" takes ,
nothing. :
kELLOGG.-This miserable cat. =
'iff, after baving inflicted all the a
injury he could upon the people I
cursed by his presence. at length q
inds himself without party or as !.
'oclates in crime. The crew he r. :,
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-17
7 H E r ACES !
Co.,

TINE ENTRIES FOR THE FIRST
\ days Races over the Fair Grounds
Course, mn>t he made on SATURDAY
evening at o'clock, at the
= &c n a n &c Hotel!
and handed to the Secretary. By or.
der 0! the Boaid Of Uil4ce,rs,-
J. C. FRENCH,
Secretary.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-17

~ Register! kegister!! And
'ote, if yon are true to yourself
nd yo1r oau7yyr
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-21

r4sees II EeeF CNttas pr ewa Ave wes9ht--Exua
quality 8 se %; eFsi Qaei8s s. IS 81 sscesa
quality s. = q IS lsss thfa quality s. soa %.
lSeorest Sfafes e0arse NSesA RNaS etc. 8 . aae0
Brighton hsAes s. per ~ Brighton ral1ew a lsec
Per u Csaa1sS hbaes - s. TeS n ceantTy Tai
l0w Is SC reF II VAh Skins IL iSc pr n sheer
and Lamb Skfes 80 eaeh.
CattATee trade thss week hAS net teea very active
and pEsseS esssiaea were PEI naech Il say deefsat
fae these ef less week Mesa e the cstsle were 81
an ordinary gTsse.
weFSine 0xen-SsAes a. SRA si&A slSs $sis and
$50 The supply has eeea decreasing every wees e
ss,e, AMI lsSt wsek TIE seppN Vas much hsccg thAn
TIE demand rssse3fosA
Mitch CeWs-we QOate extra II SASa asy Ordinsry
$sA = - per head
Stoge CStte-IeaFlnes Sli a Is tweye&r eAis sts
SIS thsce-yssT elsaS S. 81 per heasl
sheep and lasahS--fAe supgssy froaa the Wcst has
ecn lasor than that ef several weekS pSSl all 0wngi
BY butchers, Tho supply nom The North large.
and pFsces lOWer ranging ffosN Ae l,sc per III
Swtne-Ssoge figs, wholesale l-s = &c; rctsa a
81 per n, fSt Hegs la l'sc per n
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-21

One day recently provoked school
mistress sent mischievous urchin down
stairs to the principals Office to get pun
ished for infraction Of the rules. tt
customary for the offended teacher to
write upon q slate the offence charged,
and the culprit must take the slate.
The youth on this occasion CHANGED to
meet comrade at the foot Of the stairs.
and requested him to take the slate in
TO the principal as he was in q hurry to
return to his class to recite. The ac-
eommodating friend never thought Of a
trick, nor did he think Of looking on
the reverse side Of the slate. When be
entered and the slate was inspected by
the ''chief," the unsuspecting scholar
was invited TO bold out his hand, and
received a genteel dressing IN the palm.
The slate was returned. after the writ
ing had been ezpunged, and the boy,
snarting under the lash, met his friend
IN the entry, where be had waited for
the slate. He was very curious to know
why the other was crying, and was only
told that the principal had fOgged hin
for nothing The guilty one returned
TO his room with the slate, and feigned
> rush Of crocodile tears over injured
innocence. Bet the other related bis
experience to his teacher, and latter il
the dag the threshing machine was again
put in operation, with the smart boy .
the principal object under It's influences
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-21
Local News.
GENERAL.
IL Won

Want situation,
Want to Ego West
Want TO sell out.
Want TO rent house,
Want to buy house,
Want to offer bargains.
Want to attract customers,
Want TO make known your
Wants. advertise in the MONITOR
Henry Ward Beecher will deliver an
address at the Fair at ST. Johnsbury.
tomorrow, Tuesday
VIII the Sutton and Sheffield friends
remember the invitation that has been
given them to participate in the Fair to
be held at Barton next week?
Family tickets for the Orleans County
Fair viii be sold by the postmasters of
each town in the county and at Sutton
and Sheffield, from now until the LIST
Jay Of the Fair.
While Rev. Mr.. Sterling and wife
Of Lyndon, were away from home week
before last. some fellow stole two pot
plants from their garden. and neighbor
chase wants the theft to bear in mind,
hat if he don't return them he will
never 20 to heaven
For the information of the large class
Of mothers who are to bring in the
competing babies for the Fair, we
viii say that the managers have fitted
10 q suitable room for them, where there
vii be fire TO warm, and other things
70 cheer them. Ladies' who bring arti-
:Ies for Floral Hall may be assured that
they will be taken care of this year, and
hat faithful and competent persons viii
0ok after the Ladies' Department
i large number Of railroad men and
CAPITALISTS, includinge -Lieuteuaut-Gov
eru0r Dale. Of Vermont, Ex-Governor
Stearus and Straw, Of New Hampshire
l1d Walter Stanley, of HOosae Tunne
fine, gathered at Newport. on Thursday
and went on an excursion to Magog il
Canada. at the head Of Lake Memphre
nagog, to examine it, as site for ex
tsusive manufactures Of furniture. mil
oob6lns, cotton goods, etc. Ex-Gover
nor Straw thought at least ten or ffteel
thousand persons could be made usefu
there 1t is estimated that $40, 600. OOt
Of capital was represented at the meetiu:
and something important. it is hoped
will eeme Of il
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-21
WHAT WE WANT.

We want honest men-men, who, in
whatever capacity they are called to act,
whether IN town, county or state affairs,
will be honest, industrious and economical
in discharge of their duties, labor as
they would for their own individual ben
eft. and not squander their time, nor
the peoples money. because the town,
county or state pay them for their servi-
ces- We want religion. uneontamina-
ated with pride and popularity, 4 relig-
ion that the farmer can carry into the
field with him; the mechanic into his
shop; the merchant behind his counter !;
the lawyer in all his legal business the
physician to the bedside Of the sick and
dying; the minister outside his desk
4 wayside religion that reaches all, how
ever isolated or humble that seeks out
the wayward and wandering, takes them
by the hand and leads them to the
Rock that is higher than they"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-21

The Rev. DR. Osgood tells this story
about Drs Storrs and Howard: The two
elergymen met on their way to exchange
pulpits. when DR.. Howard said: do
you believe, Dr. Storrs, that it was fore
ordained from all eternity that | should
60 to Longmeadow and preach this lee
ture for you ?" Dr.. Storrs: Certainly
do DIR. Howard" Or. Howard-turn-
ing his horse toward Springfield Then
I'll break the decree" Hold on, says
Storrs; st was foreordained from all
eternity that you should make fool of
yourself half way between Springfield
and Longmeadow" ..AhI" says Or.
Howard, Then l must needs go and ELL
your place"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-21
cnAzEsueUT = PAssgMPs.e al.
I'm z II A 3 lie

Passenger Trains Leave
N.,vport-CI0ing SOUTH 05 ams s5 N /:
d 80 n. 1 q N Going North-S IS m; 50
ms IS pm; % m
r,vrnrry.-SOuth--T Il a m; 4S pm
vIr,b--5 A. IAN; 50 p m o. ? N
gartoa Landinx-South-s2 % an; Q ~ m;
.-rdGum: As IA S0rth-5 IS m; IS D m
z56Pm
rtrtnn-South-T y sms SIS PM 10 II pm;
rFsgu North-5 20 am s q PM I2 40 D M
@,afh BartOu-South-7 s. m 10 90 N
v5-h--s Gs m L 3 2 m
Vest Burte-South-s Is IN. 10 50 D m; 10 "a
nm. , 80 P N. North-2 A m; 40 pm; 12 n
rvudsayille-South-s AZ a N; 10 40 pm: IL Is
NM. 2 50 n Nerth-2 .; = m, IL IS a II
gA} "a
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-21
SHEFFIELD.

Last Saturday afternoon after VIM
slow W Brown had fled small circular
saw for A. Miles Of Sheffield Hollow, he
showed stick against it to see if 1t was
sharp. 1t took the stick and his left
thumb off quicker than he could say
Jack Robinson. and he concluded it
would do.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-21

The Providence Press is extremely
unkind in its illusions to France 1t
calls that country "a land where the
elam-bake is not and where revolutions
flourish" To suffer from revolutions
is bad enough. but not to have clam
bakes is the very abominatiOn of DESC
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-21
RLNeE

k-AFSbN- 1870 " -AeN-AN11-7-A1s -o--1N---
gia Iock-jav palsy sprains. swengs, eaked breast,
s.alis burns saltrheum. earache. &C.. upon the hu-
u1an frame and OF strains. spawn, gals &c, upon
animals in one year than have sill other pretended
rernides since the world began They counter-r
ritant aIhealng pain BELIEVERS Crpples throw away
their erutehes the lame walk, poisonous bites are rem
dered harmless and the wounded are healed without
scar The recipe is published around each bottle
They sell as no article before Sold and they sell
because they do just What they pretend to do Those
who nov suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling de-
serve to suffer if they III Centaur Liuimeut
white wrapper More than 1000 certificates Of remark
able cures including frozen limbs. chronic rheumatism
govt running turnors, &c. have been received We
will send circular containing certificates, the recipe
&C. gratis to any one requesting it. One bottle OF the
yellow wrapper Ceutaur Eminent is worth one hund
red dollars for spawned sEeeRied horses and mules
or for screw-sorIn IN sheep Sscck-oEnerEthese in
ineuts are worthy your attention No family should
be without them white wrapper for family use :;
Yellow wrapper for animals. Sold by all Druggist
50 cents per bottle; lare battles 81 J. B. BOSE
Co.. 50 Broadway New York 242
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-21

The railway which is soon to be con-
structed from Naples tothe top Of Mount
Vesuvius viii be about sixteen miles
long From the city TO the base Of the
mountain. fourteen miles. ordinary rails
viii Be used. but for the remainder Of
the way the system Of traction by iron
rails viii be adopted The terminus,
which viii be within few steps Of the
crater, viii be sunk twenty metres under
the lava In case of eruption the cur
rent would thus be turned away fr5m
the rail. which throughout It's whole
course will be raised above the level Of
the soil
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-21

A tall Western girl, named Short.
long loved big Mr., Little: while Lit,
tie, little thinking of Short. loved lit
tie lass named Long. To make long
story short, Little proposed to Long,
and Short longed to be even with Titles
short eomings. So Short, meeting Long,
threatened to marry Little before long,
which caused Little, in short time, to
marry Long. Query: Did tall Short
love big Little less. because Little loved
Long?'
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-21

Two little boys near Kearney juno
ton. Nebraska, we're sent to drive the
cows home. few evenings since They
didn't come back Search vas made,
and their maEglad bodies we're found
next morning Apanther had interview
ed them
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-21

Bridgman chose variety Of trees that
have been proved 10 Be valuahle.ln plant
ing his nursery. but to satisfy himself
BIZ observation as TO the peculiar merits
Of each kind, he has conducted expert
ments With them. AMI is adding and
testing new varieties yearly. He has
plums. pears and cherries that promise
to be sufficiently hardy to endure our
winters. If these trees prove as well as
they now promise. 1t viii be q great
blessing to Vermont. IS IN a few years
we shall be able to raise cur fruit, and
supply a want that has long been felt in
this section. ED.
IR4SBURGH.
George N. Hatch. the prisoner. last
week meant to complain Of his treat
ment at Windsor, instead Of Irasburgh.
We thought something was wrong.
Charles Webster and wife enjoyed a
runaway last Monday night. The bits
broke and the horse refused to be guided
Charles saved his bacon by jumping.
His wife intended to jump at the same
time. but couldn't quite make up her
mind to do 50. and was thrown out going
down the hill near Sim Flints and con-
siderably bruised. but no bones were
broken. Silas Howe and lady were
also run away with on Friday. in Cow
entry. The lady had both arms broken,
and the wagon was completely demol-
ished.
LOWELL.
| The men that lost their whisky. re-
/ ported in last weeks MONITOR, came
round last Monday to search for it, and
offered the men that found it. . sum il
they would deliver It to them. but they
had put it into the hands of the officers.
and they had to 60 back empty. feeling
very bad One of them cried. not be
cause he lost the whisky, he said, but
he hated to lose the casks
Last Tuesday. B. Chafee. in the EN-
| ploy of Asa Baldwin, was drawing man
ure with span Of horses. Just as Ii
started to 60 down a steep pitch, tht
evener came of and frightened tn,
horses into brisk run. The pole drop
ped down: Chafee fell from the loae
and cut q big cash in his head; on
wheel run over his foot somewhat injur
ing that; the wagon went on down tn
hill until it came to a short turn. thel
tipped over and smashed the. wheel AM
scattered the manure every which way
One Of the horses was considerably bruis
ed and scratched A warning to ali t
see that the nuts and bolts upon thei
wagon are secure before starting.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-21
EfaTnH CATTLE MAEXxT.

FeF De week ending Wednesday. seytesafer Is.
Al zaars< fss fhe earFsas xeek-Catsle 800. Ebesp
and LazafA 82fz5 SESzt 1850. nsEnasey y Wes1syB
Cattle z5Iz Eastern casxss 49, Working Omen. Ee1h-
errs Gzstss AID Mich Gsxz 90
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-21
Speaker Blaine is surely in trainin

Speaker Blaine is surely in training
for the Presidential run or something
tremendous. An Augusta letter says
he has of late been giving considerable
attention to bodily exercise. Ona pleas
ant day he may be seen in his yard. hat
coat and vest of, swinging huge dumb
bells and clubs, and again he is up and
out for a long walk when every body else
is sound asleep.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-21

The Sixth Annual Meeting efthe Yer
mont Dairymen's Association. for the
election Of officers and the transaction
Of business. viii be held In Montpelier,
on Wednesday. Oct 21st, 1874, at 8 IL
O'Clock p IL President Buckham, Of
the University Of Vermont and State
Agricultural College, viii deliver the
Annual Address at 7:3O P. M.
n RTISc See~ass--
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-21
Orleans County Munitor.
YFW ADVERTISEMENTS

g z rrf-esIsv Glover. PIGS aad Cows For Sale
3 r NlcS Hariwjck Har,iwck Marble Works
,,,i55Bia Fair Ground Co. Rev. Henry Ward Beeeher
s5r-,i.s 6 Mics. Albany, Dissolution
leonard Derby. Liberation Notice
EFTF&NS COUNTY FAIR
~ r Strse. Barton Landing. Grand Opening
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-21

The deer are destroying the corn crop
IN Texas Oh, dear. oh, dear . what
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-21
SURRENDER OF THE REBELS OF
NEW ORLEANS.

The New Orleans rioters aud rebels,
have surrendered. not daring to preeipi-
tate war Just at this time. Gen. Emory
was gathering together IN army and
oevy Of gun boats in and about the city
that promised to make matters a little
unpleasant for them. and they surreDd-
cred in obedience to the Presidents
reclamation
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-21

Castoria Is more than substitute for Castor
Oil L Is the only safe article in existence which is
certain to assinuiate the food regulate the bowels.
windc0lIe and produce natural sleep Ii contains
neither ninerss- morphine alehohol and is pleasant
10 take ChidTen need not CIV and mothers may rest
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-21

Is the suggestion" Of General Burn
side for the cold and expensive mission
to Russia happy thought to get him
out of Rhode Island and off the track to
the United Senatorship? This is the
question they are putting to each other
in the little State next door.
Governor Converse was robbed of his
poeket-book of forty dollars. at the Rail-
road station at Rutland, on Wednesday
evening of last week.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-21
rna Nrsrgsr o. Ton sSAkN soln.

IuE MYSTERY or HAt2 SSAKES S0Ay-
common belief is that these
creatures are transformation Of horse
hair that has remained for some time in
water. When walking stick says
DR.. Slack. becomes a snake. a horse hair
Will become worm. As the former
miracle has net taken place since the
departure Of the Israelites from Egypt.
it is safe TO conclude that the latter
transformation has not recently been
made, A dry hair placed in water viii
absorb the moisture. and from the un-
equal expansion Of the exterior and in-
terror layers viii become eontorteds 50,
too, would piece Of two-ineh rope, yet
VIC have never heard of the latter having
been accused Of possessing vitality. The
hair snake is a living creature. endowed
with organs of locomotion and respiration
and capable Of propagating its species.
Scientifically it is known as s'6ordius
aquaticus." the generic name being de-
rived from the Gordian knot, in allusion
to the tangled appearance often present
ed BY multitude of these animals.
The specific name aquaticus is not SO
appropriate, for they thrive out of water.
DIR. Slack has taken 6ordii six inches
in length from the body of a grasshOp-
per. They have also been found in the
stomachs of insectiyorous birds.-7mJ.
Field and Earza,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-21
BOSTON Wholesale PRODUCE MARKET
CORRECTED EXPRESSLY FoR
TIL Il N O n Il O II

A. d. HI L B B A Z D
Joh5ing and Commission Dealer in
BUTTER, CHEESE. FLOUR. LARD, EGGS,
BEANS. DRIED APPLE. &c.
2IJoax STREET - EOsTos' Mass.