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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-03-04

ICaSe NO. III.
n the District Court OF the United States for the
i Western District of Vain Bankruptcy.
In the matter of John R, Tucker, Bankrupt.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned, J. E. Roller, of Rockingham Co.,
Va, hereby gives notice of his appointment as AS
slgnee in the place Of William M. Dorraugh re-
signed, OF the estate of<John R. Tucker of Madison
county, in said District who was on the It'll day Of
September, a. d., 1872 adjudged bankrupt on his
own petition by the District Court of said District
Dated February, 18th, 1875,
feb 25-3t JOHN E. ROLLER, Assignee
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-03-04

~ reat Bargains in Dress Goods
u VIII WELL
7yhe Essfest and best ICE CREAM FRI GER,
i For sale very low by
June II WOODS & GILKF ON.
Al illinery and Notiops void by
Ni dec 10 n r. HHEDRY.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-03-04

81 THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
y States, for the Western District of Vlrenia-In
81 ~ lhruptcy.
= the matter OF Aaron W. Lacy bankrupt.
=; Harrisonourg in said district, on the 18th day Of
i .rnary, A. b. 1875
Ike NoTIcE-An order has been issued that all the
.9T no OF aaron asa " Lacy bankrupt appear be
I'm harrlsonburg, Va on the 10th day of March, a.
so, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ and show cause if any they
;tsstsWhy the real estate belonging to the said bank
:'@oi.sisting Of one tract of containing 22ss
= a near OAK PARK in Madison county, Va, adjoin-
f'S, die lands oil ClIas w. Tatum BENJAMIN Sparks
ef 1 tract Of 49& acres adjoining the above,
= ne owns acssehalf interest, the two nrst nam
.rscts being owned by himself in fee should not
81" sold free CT lens9- by William O. Fry Assignee
'"nkrnptry OF said aaron W. Lacy and thu liens
~ .steaTettto the fund arising from said sale
G. DOUGLAS GRAY
,ssA~zf Re9ttsy III Bankruptcy
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-08-27
Time Waits for no Boy.

Jack and Harry had to recite their lessons
to their father every day at two o'clock, but
they were thoughtless boys who liked to play
and idle away their time, so very often the
lessons were not ready, because they had put
off studying too long. Over and over again
had they been reproved, until at last they
thought they would really try to be dlligent
aud punctual. For almost week they did
pretty well, but then there came day when
the sun was so bright and warm aud the air
so soft that it seemed as though nothing in
the world could draw them away from under
the old apple tree, where they lay in the tall
grass on their backs, looking up at the cool
green leaves aud the peeps of blue sky.
There they lay and talked Of all that they
meant to do, and the things they wished
they had, and the places they wanted to
visit.
"Uncle Henry is going to send for us
some day very sOOn," said Harry, ito go with
him out to Mr. Cheesebro's farm to stay all
night and the next day. Won't it be SPLEEN
did? 1 shall carry my fishing rod, for there
are trout it the brook, and | may carry Ben's
gun aud hunt hares."
"Yes, and what good things we shall have
to eat, said Jack. "There'll be mlnce pies
and doughnuts, and roast goose and pickles,
and plum pudding. DO you remember, the
other time we went, how Mr. Cheesebro gave
us great slices of cake between meals aud
filled our pockets with nuts?"
"Guess do - answered Harry. 81 have
been wanting to go again ever since. Sam
| NkaaoohrN ootA at sv,,o -
have party and play old.fashioned games.
Won't it be fun l wonder what day un-
Gle Henry is going"
ale said pretty soon," said Jack, hope.
fully. Say, Harry, you know that big
swing they've got out in the barn, and the
high hay mows Oh, what fun we shall
have | wish we were there now, and then
we shouldn't have that awful arithmetic les
son to learn"
THAT awful geography lesson, you'd bet
ter say" replied Harry, 81 took look al
it before came out here, aud it's dreadful
We have to bound every country in Asia
Can you do III"
"No, but it won't take long to learn
Say, Harry, see that fish hawk away up in
the sky / wish had bow and arrow"
"Io don't l wish had a rifle, said
Harry, shading his eyes to look up.
And so they planned, and dreamed and
talked, laying luxuriously in the tall, noddine
grass with birds to sing over them and flow
ers to sweeten the air. If they had DOL
learned their lessons first But time few
the hours sped by, aud when at last they re
luctantly arose aud went into the house aE
ter their books, behold, it was one o'clock
and there was lunch waiting for them
They stared at each other In dismay, anC
then, being very hungry, they began to ca
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-08-27

Will some of the readers Of the VERMONT
FARMER please give some good recipes for
cooking oatmeal and oblige. Mas o. p.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-08-27
For the VERMONT FARMER.
Music.

After n day of labor, physical or mental,
how refreshing it Is to sit down and listen
to the skillful handling of the piano or organ
How it quels the spirit of turmoil and strife,
of care and trouble, to listen TO n cheerful
song from gentle lass or lady. Yes, it re.
freshes, it rests, it strengthens the man-the
whole man. 1t brings him from the worry
Of the shop, the farm, the counting.room, or
the authors or editors "easy chair" and
places him in the quiet, cool retreat of har-
mony. He iorgets the many little vexations
that cross his path of everyday lifa aud lis.
tens to the simple ballad, and his soul is
filled with rapture by the gentle strains.
Glorious gift that eau so instll into mans
nature a foretaste of heavenly bliss.
What an influence has music ! How it in.
spires man to great aud glorious acts--to no.
Bile deeds 1t helps TO mold his character.
Many are the young men who have gone out
into the world, who, had they had the gentle
influence of music exercised over them iu
their youthful days, would have had far bet
ter success in life, and would have been kept
back from many evil habits with which they
now are surrounded.
On winters eve how many men, young
and middle.aged, are kept at home by the
influence ofmusic, and how many more might
be kept there by making home attractive
with song and voluntary.
Yes, music is power for good. 1t refne'
and cultiyates the taste, improves mans so.
cial and moral nature, elevates his ideas Of
the true and noble, aud points him to The
Author Of all harmony. ANsEL.
Aug. 3, 1873.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-08-27
For the VERMONT FARMER.

tut the NEhhONI FAhhEh'
MRs EDITREss AS the ladies have a
corner in the VERMONT FARMER and | am a
reader of the same, would like to make
some remarks on letter from "sister Annie"
OF Proctorsville. She seems TO think it
quite treat to find one oil lady that is not
always referring to the times when she was
young, and growing because things amt as
they FUSED to was" | think we have good
many such in our vicinity; for myself eau
say rejoice that times are not as they were
when was young. delight in the inn
provements Of the day, aud should be sorry
to see my children do as l had to. If old
people want to enjoy life, they must keep up
with the times and with the rising genera
ton, and not drag along in the old ruts till
they are worn so deep it is not possible to
get over the edge. IT people would look
forward instead of back, old or young, it
would be better way, aud if middle-aged
people would join IN with the young and re-
joice to see them happy Qnnocently, of
course), it would keep them young much
longer; nothing like having the spirit young
to keep the body young People would not
KTOW Oiu udll 40 ioob 10 ehSJ W. ~ NiN
not think they must. For my part l like
young society as we'll now as when | was
sweet sixteen; like to take game Of cro-
quet, backgammon, or euchre, as we'll as
any Of them. In selectinga bonnet this spring
the lady milliner asked if wore purple; my
reply was yes, twenty years ago, but it Is
too old for me now.
Now know "Annie" will smile aud say
we'll what kind of an old lady are you, any
way you are as far the other way. Not a
bit of il | admire old and young both, aud
reverence age, but do dislike to hear old
ish people always croaking about the times
because they are different from their day.
Now, Mrs Editress, it you don't think this
worthy place in your paper, you can just
drop it into the waste basket aud that will
be the last of il. l don't claim any talent
for literature, but wanted "Annie" to know
there was another old lady that was willing
to keep along with the times. AUSTrE b.
Ludlow, Aug. B.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-08-27
ARCTURUS, S35.

Bay stallion lot hands, foaled 1867, got by Rysdyk's
Hambletonan, dam June, by True Messenger, he by
Texan Jimmy, out Of mare by Deys Messenger, and
he by Liberty, by COrander son of Messen ger, out
of u by Messenger; I'd dam by Revenge, he by Re-
venge, out of Young Empress, by Financer.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-08-27

didnte. that there would soon be n vacant
parish, whore he, no doubt, could receive
CALL
Deacon Brown was thuudertruck and dis
appointed. Fanny Lawton's word was not
TO be doubtcd--it was so plain II matter that
there could be no mistake. Mr. Haven was,
after, all wolf in Sleeps clothing. Still the
minister denied the charge. He could not
do such thing without being aware of it.
and he knew that he had never kissed the
girl, or any other girl but his wife, before
marriage or since, in his life.
Deacon johnson brought the whole mat
ter before the church. lie was excellent on
such cases. The charge contained two dis
tinct allegations:
/. Rev Thornton Haven had boon guilty
OF II great impropriety, which rendered it OK
pedeni that he should be dismissed from the
passionate.
III. lie had lied in the matter.
Fanny Lawton was sent for, and the church
called together. Rev Scion Dickinson, the
pastor of n neighboring church, was present
to moderate the meeting. Tho meeting.
house was filed. Every member Of the
church, except bed-ridden old Polly Stearns,
was present. The tavern was we'll repro
sented. All the scoffers and scorners within
scores of miles, who could get there, were
in attendance.
The church meeting was duly opened
'Deacon johnson then brought forward hi
charges.
Fanny was called to testify. Her test
mony was:
Zone afternoon-I think it must have beer
early in March-three of Mr. Ravens chill
dren and myself, were alone in the sitting
room; their mother had gone TO the sewing
circle. Mr. Haven came Into the house fron
the other village; the children met him n
the door which opens from the sitting-roon
into the hall as he came in they went out
and he gave each, ms they met him, a kiss
then, coming in, gave me one"
painful silence followed Miss LAYTON
testimony. At length Deacon johnson pu
the question:
Ibid he close the door before he came int,
the sitting-roompn
The answer was
al think he did,"
Had pin fallen on the carpet, It would
have been heard in any part of our large an,
beautiful sanctuary. Then Mr. Haven ros
up and said:
Miss Lawton, what did you do with tina
kiss l gave youP"
"Here it is," said Fanny, holding up
specimen of that species of conlectioner
sometimes called kisses.
There was another pause. ana silenc
that was oppressive. All were too niue
amazed, and either gratilied or mortified t
move. Most of those present held thei
> breaths.
Fanny said our blessed minister, "did
ever kiss you?"
mo, never; never said you did"
So ended our minister's trial.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-08-27
Good Canvassers Wanted.

Two or three good oanvaasors can find employment
by addressing r. CUMMINGS, st. Johnsbury, VT
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-08-27

NlO $40 per day. Agents wanted All classes Of working
DJpeope Of both sexes young and DID, make money
work for US In their own localities, during their spare
menta or All the time than at any thing else. We
poyment that will pay handsomely for every hours work Full
Don't delay. Nov Is the time. Don't look Toe work o.
business elsewhere, until have learned what We Oner
q. sTlSsoE Co., Portland, Maine.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-08-27
NAL VERN FARMS STUD,
MoRRIsvILLE, VT.
1875.
1875.
TATTERSALl-, $50.

The following stallion will make the season of 1876
at Malvern Farms
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-08-27
DI AL ST s..

Brown stallion, l6 hands, foaled June {, 1863 by
Geo. NJ Patchen of Quakeress, pedigree above).
Terms of Paymant-2O per cent will be payable at
time of SERVICE and balance April if proves in
fOal.
Mares sent for when desired, and kept at reasonable
rates at owners risk.
For circulars and all matters pertaing to tho
horses address HENRY s. TOWN, Superintendent
MorrisvIlle Vt.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-08-27

Brown stallion, l5l hands high, foaed Aug. O. 1867,
by Rysdyk's lambletonan, dam by Daniel Lambert,
by Ethan Allen, out of Fannie Cook, by Abdallah I'd
dam Quakeress hy 1Supg Emper9r by BRIDGES rug EN- s-
Charles Thoroughbred son Of Duroc). Is limited to
forty mares.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-08-27
AuCTIONEER, SIOO.

Bay stallion, l5l hands, foaled 1871, got by latter
sail, by Rysdyk's Ilambeltonan, dam Hbernia, by
imp Consideration; 2d dam Roxana, Jr., by Ameri-
can Eclipse; Sd dam Roxaua, by Sir Archy; 4th dam
Timoeons dam by imp. Saltram, is limited to ten
approved mares.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-08-27

ConprsroSDEsrs who have formerly favored M with
articles for the Literary Department. invited TO continue
their vors and assist in making this page entertaining
and attractive.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-10-06
GffrtfGr CeIanp

bat cn6Iid, nadoem icine Nb6anfEng
uu0 N%bisbung iAou 0fter5 Qcriittsfuclie
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quite Mdnn Gle Wiu5e, Die YIafcrcien
uno sic ibpere Nrbc;t, oi. hit Dem bon
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den uno ibm gu perN5trn, 00B or nit
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partemcrt oe3 5nrcrn betycTe, gan; ein'
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uI3oaun in Iciuer GatgcgeauI5ne lsr
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i6aTener Sclmtcr geWeien, Ser ieine
Steae ;unl 0ctcn bc5 93ubc5 un6 Der
Station ou59efuUt babe uno er i'm NIT
8e6uucra aus lciucm Nmtc itleioeu iebe.
Gi9ertbimI;9 lit e5, Dap Die NnIlAter
be5 Yr0lioeuteu in bicler Sode 10 ietr
nit Der Mtciuuug oes 9Inien olaeris1nt'
i6ru 8otfc5 I'M Mi6eripru6 itc9ea, In'
ocm SeIano bon mebycreu Seiten Der
%orwarf gtmabt pOrocn. 0ab er lid an
ucrihic6enea GrprenUngen un6 S6fuinr
oeI,Cptrotionsn betbeiIi9t unO ieine Nbz
icbung encraiId urrIan8t uurSe. Sod
ems itcbt Jet, uu0 6oS lit: 0etGno III
niAt iAIimmcr els iciu SduBbtrr Grant,
uno Elm @tfidl Ser 3ulomnengcb6rigfeit
4uiro mobt Ole C-ueue Ser ijiBcu Yjraien
unO 9obbubcIcitn in Der Gntacgeunabm:
Der 0eijanatioa i~eittn5 0e5 YrdIbenter
9epeIen iein.
SSir boifcn, Oab Grant bel Ser Neube.
icbung oieier SteGs ebeuio 9Iiif;iA III
icincr Sabl iein miro ais bel Grnen'
nung Ser 3crrcn Yierrcpont, %riitow unb
ScucIl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-10-06

llcber sic 3ab!unas Ginitcuung Ger
0S6iro @penue Sopin9a Sant" ihrribt
Die 81. 9. StautSieituns bonn /. 3. So. :
9te Sepoiiten batten felt Der 8anif
BON 1873, welde boS Suititut, mie-bereits
gsitcrn bcribtct, glIid!i@ iiberitanb, be-
itdnnig %abgenOmmen uno ga anBeroem
bsoeutcnbs Summen geSc9cn Dnrosn, 10
inbcu lid bie Seamtsn 9enNt5i9t, ibre
pertbooulten Yopicre 81 %per0ubern, INN
Sen Soroerungcn ibrer Scpoiitoren gu
geniigsn. 9sbters5 9ei4ab oenn aud bis
Dor etua 2 @odeu, no baS @elo 10 rar
muroe, Dap oil @enmteu ~beganntn, b0s
Gtiet, ne1des 60tGgj9s Siinoi9un9 teim
3iebcn grocer Summen pOyidreibt, thrift
ourh;ufibreu. NGeiu cS lag eennOh auf
Ser 6ono, Dap baS Snititut niht mcbr
lanee meroe bciteGeu f0nuen uno an
Oitnstag bsibloNeu Die Srutecs, Ell
6 committee na6 @!bang 81 ienOcn unb
oen CHATS antfS uperintenoentcn I'm
G1ncnuung eines Sfcceiuer5 III eriu6cn
dl8 geci9nete Yerl0nIi6f:it iHr oIeie Fos
iition murbe 9err @. G. Garm1n EN-
pfo5icn. 9as committee brgab ilh nod
Oien5tn0 @adt no6 cn Staatsbaurttdft
uno Ser SuperinteHrent beipiligte bGs
@siuG, 10 oos G~sgenwarti9 9err Garmon
Ieceiuer Der Sanf III. IS rirfte be-
frsmreno crIdcinen, Oab Die Scam;en
nod BIS gum Icbten Nu9enbIi&e Gepoil
ten entQe0enotmen, nblton lie bon Gem
uer;ipeiftItcn Stano ser 2tngeiegenbeiten
untelrihtct irin muBten, nIIein IS beiBt,
oas oies geidob, UNI 0as @ubIitum nibt
pur6 Gin 3uciifmeiien gu aldrnIircn mo
10 ciren Stu~m beruorsurufcn. Muh
miro bebauptet, Dap Die in ben lesten SH<
gen nngenommcnen SepoTten Dnldt 9e<
butIt, ionoern in GOuuertS GepGft uro
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Nu9enbIif surild 9egeben merosn tonS
uen," bcildufig qclagt, cine Sran6oftion,
Die uidt lebr Gel6dftSm1Big auSitebt.-
9&o5 beu Stano Der Nttiua anbetrlnt,
10 idci.t tericlbe, bcn uorlisNcnSen Be-
yidtcn ,~ufol8e, Gin sisnlid ungunltiAcr
II lein. 0ic u~orbuuocuen Wertbpopicrc
iousn in Sic Sate3orie Der wIld-cats%a
pisre nch6reu uto bic onocrDeitigcn Afti'
IA beitebeu meilt in 9aTicrn uno nnoeren
GrunoTifen, ms!Ge wsnn III Den Mortt
ocrporfcu. uiGt picI mcbr b~rla5cn mer
Den, ols bic barnuf lnitenben @gpotbefcn
6etra0cn, Ole iebod in Sen 9an0en etnc'
tudtiacu 3cceiucr5 nett Gilnltlgcr Der
mcrtbet merSeu f0untcr. Sic Sanf
ideint in bcnicl6en Sehlcr usrtIllcn I'll
lein. mie 10 pieIe anoere Gorporotionen,
mamIid, iid @runbeiaentbnm ouf Den
sails ~ Iaben, oa8 iid nidt gcnilgcrb
ucr;inste. 9os @ant, 8ebduoe iclbit ).
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beim 3trfouf, mad DEM llrtbeiI zines
Srui!ccs ned feline 100000 5ringen.
0ur;. allies 6cutet oorauf bin, baB Die
0cpoIitoren MIR Geringe 4uSllht babsn,
pom i6rem Seize mt6r OILS so Gents an
Dollar 3uriid 81 crbaltcn.
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Sruitces s0er

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beiTen Olttin CUR Sibrrteamul ret mebrertn1
Nctsn nahifcbenc tcibrietsurS Giarl.tbum On
Mid osrl6rieten baben, nGmlih:
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ME III rsm glan t~rIaaa:er Stnet VIZ
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1873. 5piitsn 8 ubr GprmittaI5 rup S tlbr
Natnitd85 prr rcr GrurtbanstbIrs IN Ssrmann
rten tsitriebene5 Gigenttum M cen GgtiIti,,u.
esn osrlts'3frn nm nit ecm ~sr;itltsn Setrass az.
nanittc Nrtcn III sablrn.
0tOr9 s. Wtiaer, Srnfee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-10-06

uhri9 bIeibt, unb penn fe nidt5 mebr
finocn, auf anocrcn @urscIn gtaJrun3
IuGen. 3ieies Snicft 1T Die Ybylorera,
Die nitt5 ans Nmerifa Deer unOcrsguober
eingcfiibgt worocn, iouoeru ciufud ba5
GrgebuiB Der pcrlueienOea g8uriein unO
Ser Sorbote bc5 So6eS Der jebigcn @cin-
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DEN l~lmlt3noeu Orin5cnO sic GrIs.un3
oerieIber hur4 ueuc, ans Somcn geSO~
gene 9le6en al.
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NSibtis fir 21bfember oOm SDT'
f0r!cu.

Oas Sclt.S Department. cmpfng fur5'
lid bon elmer 6irnla III &bica8o einsn
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Yortarte abBenommen worHen lei, Die
an iJre NoreIc geIt.ott porGtn mar.
Nuf Scr &oreericite biclst Sarte iIno Die
Mortc nei3cis5sa: 13. September 1879"
"a pisle iol9s 8ti6peracn im SeparteF
racnt einIaafen, 10 miro Die ~folqenoe
Icplif auf Oben erp0ln!en SrleT 81
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lit, bann lit oo5 Soppeite oc5 8yiefpors
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