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New-York tribune., 1874-05-20

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,,f-el Australian private terms; 1000 n australian
I,mg In private terms: 20 bales Garnet ool
i 111 PB1ei WOOL go p baes Ausra
lerms ~ super Augraian, 43e bates hesta private
Coubrr lei, 41c fu bales Fall Clip Oauio
= os =, g, t.rps. Sd bale. Pulled California private
ters California On private terms; p bales
g., p,,tat ors private terms; 100 bales
Taforna on pvse 10000 20 Seo1red California 75ci
900 h Sprng California slightly Duny31c; ii bales Spring
Isforns 32c b.les Spurg California 3la32c 40 lss New
boring 46 b. Spring California BE "a bales
E Cia F-l 10. 3ac. % bales super Pulled tai-
fo-rs 42r 900 State Fleece f6c 10 900 % Aus
500 n 6-orga 5Sci lOUOO 10 Mixed
NOoi 2Sc 5000 ID Jug4sbed on private terms
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20

SUGARrlc curing the yeaeT plr Of the
been unsatisfactory condition
lery there aud esdier though
is-gc he the
seseT e the close s attributed falling Of
che Refined
n0uInss we1k therc a haWs
quoted tle ehded hurcs ses oj3 hhs at 7if0 Tc
Molssses angarss for
z6S b1,es 7sc 7sa7 I0ase> sugars In
tb re M business and quote Csiv below. " quote
Fnr 70 Good kegi-g l'sf1 Fair 70 Choice Grocerr ~ lsG
ks, Cent? ug7 hh Havana boxes 1rei
tos % 20. D-d -liaris l0aGlOc gl,Q
bi,c.. LKtr e.. Sl-d Jas- Hellows. = ',H9c
rOBACCOIbei inquiry for KENNEDY Leaf bu prices
Etlou quots change, go IhdA 2alO2r We
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
WNnI NARKHT.
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THR HUIEAL LIPg INSURANCE COMPANY OF NV YORK
l44 AND IiG BROADwAY NKw-fOGK. Nav 70, 1874 )
ANNUAL ELECIION.-An election for nine
"A Tustees OF this replace the Trustees whose te' ~
service expire vii be held the Compauvs Omse a.
above 5ONDAI Jaae 1874 The polls l be- 'o- votes
ron p ocl,ca aoon. 10 = ooek p. JOHN NJ STUART
secTepTv.
OyyicE OF rHK loRK MrrrAL Co. y. l.
Uu3On-square, FUur,h-avs ani SiIteenih.sit 4
NEW YORK My lg, 1874. y
At a meeting Of the Stockholders OF tins
~ IA, gel!nen l42n-
lH'I q K GARRIsOS GEORGE j. FORREST.
4 VANDRRRU,T WM. T. HOY
JOSEPH HAkkER, CHARLES FLACE.-
y stout W5l. X GARRISON
JOSEPH SEiIGNAN ARIHLh .EAtlt
JOHN KEN skDl, 4. FANDERBlLl !, Jf
DANIgL DREW. BOBT. L. CRAWFORD.
JOHN r. FORD, j. H. HAl TIER
ad the following inspectors OF tue ensuing election M Te
"" ROBERT NJ GALLOWAY. MORTIMER WARD
T. l.. UAIGHF
CHARLEs PLACE See and Treasurer
DONDS of all Classes, Stocks, Gold and Priv
iege oaef Quotations nj niornlion iuf-
nhe WM. WARD % DreEe Badng corner VA lal bio-,L
GAS, BANK, AND INSURANCE STOCK
~ BOUGHT AND SOLD ,,-1r,,r,,
BROOKLYN SECURITIES A SPECIALLY.
GEORGE Il. PRENTiSs, 30 BhOADoI., bOOa %
NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given that the
snrual Of Stockholders Of the tHliAGo AM
NORTHERN PACIFIC AIRLINE RAILWAY O1lP Nu n -
No the CITY Of thco limos on r
SECOND WEDNESDAY June. A. D. l-fA az 10 coeh 10 20
forenoon Directors iAe transaction o su 'A
nes. lawfully before such meeting B5 order o. - fl
OF Directors. y LCDINnlOAi ''o''' i'''-'D"
WfLLI.u PRIcH. Secretary
Isls n
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20

Reports Of posoe, past Eees 7j0 b9ls since Jan 1890
and small peEnfu
bf. beT-
offered GbInauc- and
v7e garden Green mostly Norfolk Qo
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20

Rce Of te-s t- -h weeA J3J Dds. DO last week 40 Dds
jJ3 bbs Exports % beans 30 bbls Re-
wees. l4396 bush exports, @3i0 bush
tie market and everything
perlaueac- Potatoes extremely hgn
,h i.ct eonsumfvs demand for meiIHs
iu' likely Increase or some time IL is re-
I1lc bold about quantity they 90 az , date
is The West drawing IbeT upon o.
advanced the stock
higher ani tire for lots
zO02J 1 Pa dru lor Eastern Kidneys scarce
Green peas Canadian seadyi Tie out
obu4be Tor tine parcels To- b peas nominal 0uoa
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
COTrON MARKETS.

Bos7or l9-Coi5oB quiet .ag l9isc gross receipts
2l72 hs sal.s, $50 bales stock, $500 hs.es.
BALrIsoRR. May 10 Coton quiet M8dug l gross receipts
3l6 bales 100 bses sae, 10 bits pnne
lOJ bales; sock. 3jO2 bales
Nav l9t dHet and unchanged MdAng lsc
receuls. 3Dl bstes. shipments. 1877 bales -
MAY l9CoOu du Adthug Il 2 net rccepts lbf
bales: bales.
CaARLETov IgCotton Mdlfng Il 2; recrps 1853
bales; sale. 100 stock. - -S6 baes
PnADEITHIA, MAy 3-Coton quiet Aidding l0c sro's re
l1I bales.
aoniLR MAY l9-Cotou dull easier Mddng 1870 Los
MiddHg, lGac Good Ordinary. 10 M 3lJ bsirs
exports, 279 baes; ~ Oj bales stock - O4 bale
MIddlng.
9JG lO96 br; Great Bnan 6O4
bales sAies. LOCO bsles GOO bales s'ock 55
LOUISVILLE 10 Cotton steady Middlng Il "
CINCSSfTi. Nav l9tOtton dull hHdlng. l'c receipts 3&2
bales shipments BIB bales stock. ll.Oj1 bales -
MEMPHIS May gC0tton dn and Low Mihnr. lIisS
SAvAsSAH MaY l9Jo0r dull ald rOmiI MdiAg. Ii net
23O go Great Britain, lSI
ba cf sales. p btiesi stock. 2O,l6j bales.
GALVESTON LIay l9COttou dull ard nominaf Good Orfnhrv
1Glt-: Nddng 14e receipts 40 bales exports
1000 bale. siDek lG, lS7 bales
ILstSGros nv l0-Co.ton unchanged Midtng l7'.c
receipts q bales. stock liiJ bales.
NoRyoIk. NAV l9Coton qmes Low Mlinz l77s; aet re-
ceD l3l bales exports oosste $50 bales sales 100 bales
stook, 4, go bsie-.
wool MARKET.
ourrurA 19woo viii advancing ientenov 'nt
gaio. Pepl4Fvua 0l West Virginia Double sirl an
above. JoGj7 l1c.; Extra, 55a57r Medium 56'5't 'ec
450jO-t New-lOfk, A-h-an Ialiana, ag- W,t'
Comhng waFhei. G207pc Comh1g. unwhei. 4Oa tj t-n-
aaA Oombing Fine 3jOj1 Cole ana Medium IN
wssbet. 30 d37 Tab washed j3G1c. C1orao wshr -
20 H--s Er1 and h~rno. nl- N
! pulled 40 isc; Texas, f1e ani Ne
dun 2JaU Co1rse 2Ja22c California, Fine and heium
., ,G}Jc; California. Come. .
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
miscellaneous.

A GENTLEMAN and wife desire the charge
~ o HOUSE leaves or me oahmei -
90. s-r,uee, cepouAble Address & > - lnbsle Ooe
Jersey STOCK FOR SALE.--,AA few head
- a. cows and HsIFER CALVES cows SD 70 sloo sseh
calves 500 % sloO Nm b. bhhAhaN eA1se'ue' o''s'
County, Newiors
DAINT BRUSHES. kALSOMlNE and AK
Ste asIs,Fs a., Brlsh~s description, AZ sts
e.,,t., yOua T. lOrgAI. A.sgiasafSr ssd i.ASAi>.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20

WOOI-rhl last has dull but still t4e
+ gO)1 feeling puces business
probable = quote: Choice
h iHg 2J45- There bus little Western arriving Mauuac
lers working ADVANTAGE ana an
purchase ther mil operation Plees of fl
nv mat ar rt,y higher thsa manufactured article The
lowing impoaOns Sewlok week euiipz
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20

inelpation the market
fu attend the m c demand 90
disposed to meet shippers Exports Of bewax Jan
corresponding 40 100 10 The offer
Of mspe heavy compared vita o1 seasons, bat
holders weather and
Feathers Of the stock
5 Of quality that wi, We qlJie:
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
White kidney p me.s2 4oas2 81
BUTTER

the week 2I43s pkg; d. last week 1918 DO
s this the sellers
Little else The market according 10 Circumstances ne
liberal ofrn. Of state and quotations ore o.
ev q COMPARED sudden break
buyers With CONCESSIONS
All
and PeansTTsnia dairy pals are drAsRng
really superior
color W think the decline the general
Welsh SuotSona;
20 as
Do. 90 orer....3Oa32 Western choice, intending
other p 40
% 90 % az
Poor
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20

Receipts o- the L 9-7 last 10 GOO
eek last ysr 92O2 There has been strong sell
durnz o. a. past ind to-day the tst tine ance
IAst ie the least encouragement Present quotations
Still 20 aTor holders and
an oo r further falling off, Pew state points this
vv The prcs agn besides oi he lots that used 10
immediate points Ouo1uons:
o.. l3 "a
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
n Y Wholesale PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUt
Fox THE WEEK ENDING MAY 70, 1874


articles The freight ami other eat np poor
soais Al attractive
tBsuon oea sale whore dirty package oveny sp
praTanc the VIII not allow the con.
tns chang. About Jse peHy of elem an me cut straw Win
0es-aud note contents
stating amount also. Se11 le;tf IL me
same &c A lnrocr r isi
Je the
yo--f gui IN best
a. al Is u Iensnd
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20

At West Washington Mske' ana vicinity few hogdsed eaye
would be we'll 10 stop sending them, h
agns. them The best quoted az Sal
ohers Gdcc Lambs l2D5c live yht Krports OF provision
week-5Ol S22 do. beef 492 DO pork 1872
u.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20

week 1884 boxes Co last week 10 Ss9 DO
Dab krD0rt week l099Z boxes
last 633l boxes last year lOOOI 90
li2Is Liverpool cable quotation. fOA There IA
AberSly
te ssuers for present inclined hold OF
hardly with the sales at
tie F.sAld The bone trade only l6e and lot 70
A. tte snd arve about 1000 boxes at l59
1896. cory "a hal DC or other eAlies ranged al u
Ijql5sc Ie Interior offerings sIeeI
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20

Appes ssabe at sS<O y Dbl for Rasssh StTawe
al1 auEe Norfolk the lss ChsTleston are Cue loinoI
TVS 6oio. ran poor a. yeti 0aoted ZsabOc g qaafL
FRUITS.
RsDts % las week Z45' he'oe OF aneo
h1 LGgs everything ler stocks are gh Abd mere -
5c for ucJ good parceis inst could have esi place.
lev esieB are low o. 60 on Al
e Peaches nn and buyers nave acc sa
70 ou nai the small nts have sgAh az
ysrd steady iH Win good
hq Peesns qe hsoGpu Of peanuts pasl week. -O-'
oako
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20

AlAfANh AND lAhf- mere . Tath'
Ig1rsV sa'es cf 500 bales Havana 40
o. terms DO. made public. Quotation
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20

Receipts the % bales DO last week li5 bes
% bales There noticeable change In the mop
There perhaps rather doing grades bu H Is
unlikely would have attended recent peio OF
willing release fancy hne qualities
st the dull thougn
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04
AN EXTRACT FROM A RECENT
WORK-DlE IDEALISCHE RE-
PUBlIk.

Who. Friedrich, are the guardians of this
republic?
Those alone who are just.
What arc their duties?
To restrain the turbulent, encourage tho
good, care for the public property and to
control the education of the young.
Is Justice that virtue which will secure all
these?
II is.
Come now, what is the nature Of Justice'
This / have hitherto never been able to
learn Let us then inquire into the nature
of Justice absolute and unmixed. Then, II
you will, we shall apply these principles.
| Lille your plan but never have been ac-
customed to think in this manner.
But Friedrich, surely you can tell the ma
ture of that virtue which is necessary to the
guardians of this republici can you notP
remember Goethe makes Agamcmnon
declare what justice is.
What did Agamemnon say?
lie said that return of u debt is just and
in that he appears to me to be right.
should be sorry to doubt the word of
such wise man, but | cannot understand
his meaning, which though probably clear
to you is the reverse of clear to mo. For
he does not mean that we ought to return
the deposit of firearms or anything else TO "A
mailman; and yet deposit cannot be denied
to be a debt.
True.
Then when tho person who asks me is not
in his right mind, am not to make the re-
turn.
Certainly not.
Then Goethe did not mean to include that
case when no said that justice was the pay
ment of n debt?
Certainly not; for he would say that n
friend is under I'M obligation to do good to Il
friend and not evil.
understand the return OF deposit Of
gold to the injury of the receiver. If the two
parties are friends, is not the return OF a
debt, that Is what you would imagine him
to say?
Yes.
And are enemies also to have their debt
or dueP
Yes, they are to have what is due to them,
| anu VIM - lcllly huo ipii "h SHN'"J W w.
enemy is that which is appropriate to him.
that is to say, evil.
Goethe, then, after the manner OF po
cts, would seem to have spoken OF the
nature of justice in parablei iol
he meant to say that Justice would
give TO each man that which II
appropriate to him, and this he termed hi;
debt or due.
That must have been his meaning.
And If he WAS asked what due or appro-
pirate thing is given by medicine, and ia
whom, what answer do you think he would
makop
lie would surely reply that medicine gives
drugs and meat and drink to human bod
les.
Aud, Friedrich what due or appropri
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04

TO on, ,rho said "Intsmperanes Is put dopn
By prayer"
Toll me no, that prayer Is useless that our pleadngs
shall but fail,
And that force alone can grant what we ask with
out avail;
That our prayers and heartfelt pleadings for the err
ing ones we love
Are in vain to him that noteth cen the sparrows Al
above
Man lie not brute, that only by brute force can be
restrained,
That to keep him from destroying he must like the
brute DO chaned9
No. his soul for good or evil oft will break confines
Ger,
If we bar him from the tempter, we must lock fOreer
the door!
No. he has heart that ever, howe'er couded Ger by
sin,
Is not dead to love and kindness bears some former
light within
And he often hears a summons at the partial Of his
heart;
Ts the voice Of God in warning "From the path Of sin
depart :"
And that voice, so kind in warning doth what man
can never do,
wakens Of, that soul long sleeping penotrates that
darkness through
that bound him e'er,
All his strength aroused within him, and he is man
once more!
Oh we want not bolts and letters to restrain us from
the wrong,
But we want grace, Heaven-giyen, that will MAKE
us pure and strong.
Hearts so pure and true and NOBLE that no tempter
e'er can win
From the paths of love and virtue to the dark abode
Of sin!
Then for all the sinful, erring, let our heartfelt
prayers arise
To that God Of love and mercy who shall hear on
pleading cries,
And perchanco that in Ills mercy he will touch som
hardened heart,
And from sin and death and sorrow it may ever NOR
depart!
Let us pray: Not only praying let watch and worl
as we'll,
Doing deeds of love and Kindness, that for good sha
surely tell,
Cheering blessing those around with our life fro
day to day,
Living doing, that we ask for, being that for whic
we pray.
Leicester, r. /. llERBERr NORTON
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04
CHILDREN's PRAYERS.

Morning.
The morning bright with rosy light
Hath woke me from my sleep,
Father, own thy love alone,
Thy little one doth keep.
Evening.
All the glad, bright day is done,
Hidden is the golden sun,
All the birds have gone to rest,
Each within their downy nest;
Butterfly and bird and bee,
Everything asleep but me;
!, alone, at close of day,
Know how sweet 1t IL to pray.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04
The Arctic Nurseries

In uboNER and BARTON, VT,
make speciality Of HARDY TREES and GRAPES.
no. graited apple trees, we'll branched, to feet
high sent prepaid anywhere in this aud the adjoining
states and Province of Canada Except duties) at $50
per 1905 No 2, IS per 100. No. L. TO feet high s25
per l0Oi TO feet $ per lOO Last spring gratis
To- inches growth, SO per lO0 Root gratis on strong
whole apple roob 81 per 100. Standard and dwarf
pears, onethrd added 10 the above prices Hartford
and Concord grapes 30 cents to 81 each Raspberres
and blackberres 81 TO 81 per doz Strawberries 81 so
TO 81 por 100. All warranted fresh and genuine Yer
moRt grown stock, and comprising most Of tho well
tested Northern varieties ofapple trees such Ouch
Tetosky, Peach Apple, Faiheuso, Bethel, ST. Law
renee, Hampshire Sweet, &c. can furnish few dor.
apple trees, 10 feet HIGH Of the Tracy variety, at
81 each very and much in demand, tree hardy
and prsdgOus bearer fruit good to ent aud TO cook
and keeps all winter. When orders sent for less
than doz. trees vines the purchaser will pay the
freight Parties who have paid high prices to strangers
for worthless trees, will appreciate the following testi
nonal. +. P. CHENEY.
Glover, VI.
We have long kn,wn T. p. Cheney of Glover VT,
dealer and grower of fruit trees, and believe pur
chaseTs Of his trees rely upOi their being exactly
he represents Sidney X Is. Perkins Pastor Of the
First Congregational Church, Glover James Simonds
Town Clerk Of Glover, r. Mcclellan, Merchant, GLOW
eri J; ID. Smith, Postmaster, Glover Hiram McLel
lar, Glover, President Of the Orleans County Bank
J. L. Dwne, Furniture Dealer, Glover, VI.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04
VETO.
State OF Vermont,
Executive Chamber, Montpelier, Vt,t


Nov. -, 1874.
To the Speaker Of the House Of RePresents tiuss,-
Sir have the honor 20 return To- the house OF Hep
IAN act 10 incorporate L. 4 T. Fairbanks and com
panyn without approval. can not nut rekaru tue
provisions of Sec that sale transfer Of tho stock
Of said corporation except on attachment and execu
ton, by Administrator for the purpose OF paying
the debts OF the estate he represents sh be valid and
binding upon the corporation, except upon compliance
with Interpretations of that section an insuperable OBJ
lection TO its receiving the executive approval besides
other objections to It, There various other judicial
sales which In the course Of business may be neces
say for the interests not only OF the stockholders but
aud which under tins section are included in IN Q
prohibitiOn The further provisions ior6ddlng the de-
Vng Of the property except To the heirs OF the tesa
Tor 50 as to enable the devsee to hold IL tho corpo
ration choose - take 1t ut the valuation the Probate
as equally Objectionable and preudicial TO the rights
Of third peons and too far Inconsistent with the idea
of ownership TO be affixed to personal property crea-
tod by special act Of incorporation. Tho provisions in
section that taxes shall be assessed upon the stock
Of said corporation to the individual owner thereof
II possible still moro Objectionable In my judgmeNt
IL exemptng the of stock In this corporation
from the general law Of taxation of manufacturing
corporations and substituting special mode OF taxa
ton By special grant 10 this corporation. The provs
Ions Of the general law as to manufacturing corpora
tions l. chapter - section "a, that all machinery
ployed IN any branch OF manufacture and belonging
to any corporation company shall be assessed Ia
such corporation or company In the town where such
may be situated employed, and In assessing such
stockhoder Tor the stock In any manufacturing eorpo-
the value thereof the value Of the machinery and real
estate belonging 10 such company. can not sec why
this corporation shout bo singled out from all other
manufacturing corporations, and havo special grant
exomptng II from the general Law of taxation Of such
property, and different mode Oftaxatlon established
exeinptng the stock entirely from taxation. AIN una
BILE 10 soc why any other manufacturing corporation,
why those manufacturing scales other property for
market may not with equal prOproy ask for the same
exemption IL the general law of taxation Of the stock
or other property of manufacturing corporations Is
not Just aud proper may easily be changed but III
Is Iust and proper, this corporation should DO sub
leot 10 II. come to other conclusion than that
this special grant exempung the stock Of this corpora
ton from taxation Is unjust 10 other manufacturing
corporations and other tax payers unwse, and ostab
fishing PRECEDENT Of special legislation Of dangerous
and mschievous tendency. | therefore return tho
bill without the executive approval to the house In
which 1t originated.
(Signed) AsAHEL PECK, Governor,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04
For sale.
SHORT HORNS, SHEEP AND SWINE

Two thoroughbred red roam Bull Calves months
old or thoroughbred Cows In calf by Green Mount
ain Prnce ~ 25s who received first premiums this fall
at State and Washington County Fairs; Webb south
Down Sheep 2 or Rams aud a few Ewes Also, Po-
land China Hogs from 10 weeks 10 one year old OF
either sex. Young sows In pig, For further partiou-
lars, prices and pedigrees address
O. X. GRAY,
East Montpelier, VI,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04
Fresh Meat !!

The subscriber will sell beef by the quarter from
two yoarsold 10 beef until next March, at tho 10 w.
est market price. Those who find II CONVENE mt
than 10 watch for my wagon may leave their srers at
the Farmer office, and they will be attended to twice
a week. o. A. KlNNE.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04
L., Il. DEXTEH'S
PATENT CLAMP SLED

The LOOsest, Strongest and the Best In America.
One SGT of Malleable Iron, lwo-hOTse twObeam Slod
Irons all drilled ready for uso and the right TO build
the sled for az rs, Onehorse sled for S625 sent CO d.
State, county and town rights for sale. Address
l.. X. DEXTER,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04
Sheep For Sale.

have few Cotswold Sheep to spare. Persons wish
nS for such will find II for their interest 10 examine
theep and prices. A. ID, ARMS,
East Montpelier, Vt, Nov. @, 1874
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04
- UEDGEs HEDGESI RR

Ihayo quantity Of seed of Scotch Hawthorn for
sale the following prices Por pushel $500 hu sh,
Si2i; peck, S2.2j ANY one who has
Hawthorn Hedge, with It's snowy blossoms scarlet
berries, cannot fail 10 appreciate this opportunity.
Directions with every package, Unsurpassed for
fencing yards, lanes, roads, &c.
A. ~. HIBBARD, North Hero, VI
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04
Innlnl

IOO.OO IO0OO
Circulars In regard 10 various tests made with this
salt in comparison with tho best foreign article, also
certificates from large number Of the best diaries in
the state, as TO It's quality may be had application
10 J. W. Barker, Secretary, Syracuse New York, to
whom orders for salt may also DO addressed 1t is also
for sale by agents Of the company In principal Western
Broad street, New York; ROBERT GEER, 1903 Pier,
Albany n. Y, by salt dealers generally throughout
lington, VT
~ Enquire for Onondaga factory filled dairy salt
j. W. BARKER,
President and Secretary, Syracuse, NY.
THOs. MOLLoY, Treasurer.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04

ON AND AFTER November the undersigned
will sell only for
Cash or Ready Pay,
ana at Reduced Prices. Thus those customers who do
pay their debts will not be subjected to a tax to feed
those who don't. DANIELS SYLVESTER co.
st. Johnsbury, Oct. 81
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04
VERMONT RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANG EmENT.
GOING SOUTH AND EAST


GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Trains leave Montpelier,
Mail at sos AN, for Boston, New York, &C.
Day Express at 225 PN for Boston.
Night Express at lC00PA, for Boston, New York, "a
Trans iedps waite River Junction.
Mail Trains at 500 M, and 1920 Pm, for Boston,
(vla Fltchhurgl, New York, &c.
Mixed Train ut 800 NJ, for Brnttleboro.
Night Express at i,30AM, for Boston, New York, &c
GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Trains ieaUe Uhhe RWer junction.
Accommodation at ii5O AM (NIontpclier at $50 AMI
for Burlington, st. Alhans ST. Johns, and Ogdensburg
Express Mail at l3O Pm, (hontpelor at 3.35 PM.,l
for burlington, st. Alban' Montreal, Ogdonsburg and
the West.
Mail ut lao PM, montpelier at 5i5 P.M.) for Bur
lingtOn and st. Adams.
Night Express at Ito AN, (Montpelier at 92s AMI
for Burlington, st. Adams, Montreal, Ogdonsburg, and
the West.
SLEEPING CARS are attached to the Night Express
Train running between Montreal and Boston, and
Montreal and Springfield
DRAWING R0OH OARS on Day Express Trains
between Montreal aud Boston.
THROUGH TICKETS for Chicago and the West for
sale at tho principal stations.
St. Adams, juno q. 1874.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-04

The Farmer viii Invariably stop
when the time paid for expires you do not like II
you will need to be at no trouble to get rid oft.