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JOB PRIN TING,

TH E BULLETIN,
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ETC, ETC., ETC
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(Timey lotice will be given on the bulletin
board of departure 'or Brownsville, Texas, Ha-
vana, Cuba and Bra tSantiago.)
Mails on Sundays will be closed the same as
on week days.
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711Xn
Kursheedt s. Bienvenu,

Monumental Tombs Headstones, Tablets, Mantels,
Cemete y Ratings and all kinds of Marble Work
ia and 100 Camp street. te4 1y
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Cleanngs. Balances.
September 11..... $S24,OO8 81 Sl3l,S IS
September Is. ..... 74l.1l0 "a 103,468 81
Thus far this week 1,56511S IS 14O,346 80
Same time last week. 1 1888, 604 so 156.359 So
Total last week. $3.50. 4088, $40 II 594,CSl IA
Total week before 3,246,3 74 36 559,S72 IS
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Monday Evening, Sept. Is, 1875.
CoTToN-The sales to-day summed 14OO
bales, at prices requiring no change in our
quotations. We give also the figures and re-
port Of the Exchange, in full. as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION
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EMILE GAMET,

EMILE GAMET,
DEALER IN
Sugars and MOlaSses,
Cut Loaf, Crushed, Powdered and Coffee A, always
on hand.
34...... NORTH FRONT STREET3 81
Between Bienville and Cont,
Opposite the Sugar Sheds.
au25 I'm NEW ORLEANS.
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POST OFFICE.
limo Of Arriva and Departure Of Mails.
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Closes. Arrives
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19

after two months old, II they can have
range enough. Care should be taken to
have them come up every night. or D1es
may interview them. / lost fifty dollars
W ofth of bronze turkeys in one night, last
fall. by foxes.
The Young turkeys should be kept
growing. and about the middle of Septem-
Der should be fed all they will eat, twice
day, of boiled potatoes, pumpkins and
apples, mixed with meal. And if intended
for the market. about the middle OF Octo-
Der, begin to push them. Care should be
taken in dressing, and if you have good
article. YOU will always find ready sale.
Guinea fowls are not generally kept by
farmers, owing partly to their everlasting
clatter and call for buckwheat. | think
they should be more generally kept. 1t
costs but little to keep them, AS they are
treat devourers of insects. They are
extra for the table, and no fowl will lay
Us many eggs in warm weather.
Every one that keeps poultry ought to
take one or more poultry papers l have
tx and find can learn something in every
number. 4 good work on poultry Is IN
dispcnsable. There is Just as much sense
in the minister docter, OF lawyer working
without DOCKS. rs lilcle Is III tilt piCNNslS
Of stock and farmer "Wright's Practical
Poultry Keeper" is very good, if we make
allowance for difference of climate; it is an
Eng sh work.
There i, no use for some men TO keep
fowls. If YOU hate poultry, don't keep
hem for YOU will never make it pay
Bat if You like poultry, and get good
breed, and take coed care of them. you
will tinl poultry keeping both pleasant
and profitable. JOHN u. NCkEEN.
South Acworth, n. III.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19

WE BELIEVE IN FORTUNE TELLING
- Do You believe in fortune telling?n asks
4 young correspondent. Yes. certainly
we do, and practice it too. Would you
like few trials of our skill? Well, then
give attention. When Il boy with black
hair and eyes always tells the truth, he
will be believed and respected as long as
he lives, and rs people would prefer to
keep him alive. he will stand a good chance
to arr i've at old age. A girl with brown
hair and blue eyes who obeys her parents,
is good tempered and industrious. will
have many admirers, particularly among
sensible men. and she will therefore be in
the way of getting good husband. If a
girl with rosy cheeks. and curly hair will
avoid late hours tight dresses, too many
nice things to eat, will take plenty of ex-
ercise in the open air, and keep good-na-
tured, she will probably be good-looking
and happy lady, and if she obtains good
she will be fit wife for Gov
ernor or President. In all these cases, the
hair and eyes are of no great, importance
but the othea requisites must be strictly
observed to have the good fortune come
out right.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CENTRAL VERMONT r. &. LINE.
WINTER ARRAN GEMENT.
Commencing Monday. December II, 1874.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.

TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Montpelier at 8 IS A. NJ 80 P. NJ and 800 P =.
Mail Train leaves st. Adams at 20 A M, conhectie
at White River Junction and be3T y, r avs nnrtnn
With traips on the Passumpsic railroad at south Yer
nom for Springfield and New York: at New Lohdon'
Day Express leaves Montreal at 92oA. NJ, st Johns
At Malone at st It Alsaps at O P
Night express leaves Ogdensburg at II 10 NJ, Mon.
sreaf 50 P. St Johns at IS p NJ st Albans al
bellows Falls with trains for Boston and Worcester
etc arriving at Boston at $50 M; at south NerLon
New York at l2s5P P. N.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Montpelier at 1928 NJ. 5000 NJ S45 ard 6l5
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell at SEQ A NJ.
for Brlip9ton St Adams. Montreal, etc arriving III
Montreal at $40 P. N and 0xdensburgh at 10 A NJ
Mail Train for Burlington and st. Adams leaves Bos-
ton Lowell at 70OA NJ via Lawrence and NC hn,is
10 n South Vernon at 1000 NJ. Bellows Falls at
ii 40 p NJ White River Junc ion at 40 r Nj arrlvins
Fitchburg at 80 NJ. and Springfield at 500 A, NJ:
connect at White River Junction with Day Express
Recommendation Train leaves Mortified at AS A NJ,
Rutland at $40 AM, Burlington at 81 A NJ ST AIbas
at II IS NJ, for ST. Johns. and at ll45 A NJ 1or oS
Night Express South Vernon at 10 O5 P NJ re-
eeiyns YfF at f5Tm at SO
Bellows Falls at II % NJ connecting with tram Over
CheshiEe TaEoad leay9 B%sin , at far Boston
at no p NJ for BURLINGTON. St Adams Montreal etc.,
arriving Montreal at 10 NJ and N OsdeIisi,urg
at IL so NJ connecting with the Grand Trunk railway
for the West. .;
running Between Montreal and Boston, and Montreal
and Springfield and st. lbans and Troy .
Drawing room cars on Day Express trains between
Throurh tickets for Chicago and the West for sale at
the pr'n'ii ". Hobart General Superintendent.
ST Adams, December II. 1874
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agricultural.
Preparing Seed Potatoes.

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19

Ii appears thlt lar.e. whole potatoes
gave the greatest Weld and very small
on and single ey : the least 1t d ,e>
not follow from this however, that tn4
planting of l,rgr, whole tub-rS is III.
most profitable practice The Weld given
in the table as field crop" is from Il
mixture OF who'll small potatoes. about the
SIZE Of Il walnut with medium siz ri tubrr>
cut len -chwISr, and large ones cut in four
pieces. one piece To a Mll. The plantIno
of ore acre with such sets requires abou
four barrels ~ marketable rotatucs. while
of tubers such Il We're u~.d III the tir~t
experiment. twenty barre Is of the choices,
potatoes, worth nearly double the price. @.
those PANIED for field crop, are needed
Now, If We deduct the number of birrrls
and value of seed used in both cases. we
find that The balance is in favor of the
- field crop. 1t Is the mode of planting
in common use by TURNER'S. and proves
the correctness Of Il practice sanctioned
by long experience.
Our own experiments confirm the con
clusi"n arrIv d ii by DR.. Ilrxamer. which.
IS. that cut potatoes require better car,
while Pltrtlng than whole seed; thai. IN.
der very favorable circumstances. A n,1cl
greater increase can he expected from
Seed cut very fine, bat that such fine piece
must be protected from driving and rotiny
or the result will be Very unsatisfactory. :
Ne11 England Farmer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19
PRONOUNCED INCURABLE.

Boston, Nay 30, 1871
H. r. STEVENS, Esq: Dear Sir-I have been badly
afflicted with Kidney Complain, for ten years: have
suffered great pain my back. hips aud side with
great difficulty ill passing urine. which often and
very small Quantities. frequently accompanied by
blood and circulating pain
have faithfully tried most of the popular remedies
recommended for my complaint: l have been under
he treatment OF some OF the most sklllfu PHYSICIANS
III Boston. Ill OF whom pronounced case lncurable
L his my condition when WAS advised by friend
to try the NEGETINE. and could the good effects
from the first dose took aud from that moment kept
on improving until was entirely cured taking all,
should think. about bottles,
1t is indeed valuable medicine and if Should be
afflicted in the way, would give dol lar
dose, II | could not without.
Respectfully, J. NJ GLE.
36i Third Street, South Boston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19
y f A r l. Y Il l. n D {.

II. X. STEVENS: Dear Sir In expressing my thanks
for benefits derived from the of tEGETISE
and to beneIt others, Will state:
When eight nine years old | was afflicted with
Scrotula which made its appearance IN my eyes. face
and head and was very near blind for two years All
klnds OF operations were performed my and
all to no good result. Finally the disease principally
settled i'll my body limbs aud feet, and al times
aggravated way.
Last summer | was, from some cause weak in my
spine aud kidneys, aud III at times hard 10
retain the uriny Seeing your advertisemsnt IN the
Commercial, l bought bottle Of VkGETINE and
commenced using according TO directions III two or
three days obtained great relief Alter using four or
hve bottles noticed had wonderful effect the
roug scaly blot.Aes on my body and legs l still
used k0ETIsE aud the humorous after
other disappeared until they all gone. and attr
butte tho cure OF the two diseases to EEGETISE. and
uottlIug else
Ii an affected with any thing of The kind again
shall Try SEdEIiSE As the only reliable remedy Once
more accept thanks, and believe to be-
spectlvel., AUSTIN PAKROTT
Dec. !, lel2. No - Gauo St, GIN lpDat1, Ohio
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19
Ii Il VINE.
v Il TCR Els E'lfID1-

IhIs popular Restorative IL one Of the
"thDr Hair am: Tor the human scalp Uke all
snsar lead nitrate silver or ANYTHING that vi, T nu
@sT ah It causes the hair grow NJ On laid heads
railing ont and soTs s'I ha and Ire.ents the hair
IN relde Of the hairs decay cures dandru I .rs
No. eiual BIN we Up and as Hair Dressing has
certificates: &C" liess ana individual
is a Conrier October ls-The Hair Vine
tiloversyille Standard \ Y July 1879 7. ,. -,
WI" nave used it ard they are MANY - f-"''S az
tr fmaS@m Star \ ISIS The Hair Vine and the
peeh OF for years. ard e are thank fIl e hAs
- The Vermont Union of Aprjl "a 1s-s save. IT,, D..
'it Is preparation OF superior proieTtIe. ~ ii--i
Hon ! r auckland. tiolyoke. Mass Head +,u .,
use OF two BOTTLES F i"i years Cured by the
rr i HakH Iioy"ke Mass. Head on top haldhair
t""Ihs hhely' used three bottles on The -
D p Mckenzie. Hair Dresser rsIs,,5 - -.
i iarH IA: Please send me one den b,... ]
did SOM, 900, ,l what You sent weeks ard
in I9sf n NJ Mipn. Hair Dresser Li.teto \ write.
i haa "snd on me for have tut it on nan ub,
few bald It has his hair only used
$ b French. Glover. Vt writes. Febrnsrr
nv hair I'm, f Of Hair Kes;"ratives to prevent
ina. VIII do 1t Please send me Two Nils W n.ne
sent liz Ier I he aIan writes that Vine You
stofed b my a ir f have the ether 1t has nesrT
bax tsitb Halr Please send me two bottles rnnra
TRY IT. AND YOU WILL rsE 20 o,.
ASK your druggists and merchants fo- :. -
" me LOT trial bottle; 81 50 for bottle. " seio e.
Serd stamp for circular.
George c. Goodwin Ros.or NJ, -,
for New England 1' Hi"ss-' hoIfssle Aseut
sht 1@l"Tnd Of imitation The genuine is put M in
NM win cut OF female on the wrappers anu feu
For sale in Montpelier by Ea.co,n 4 De,ex.,su,,
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
X IDNEY COMPLAINT.

Probably there complaint that an icts the hu-
system. which little understood at the pre-
sent time some Of the varied forms of Kidney Com
plants.
There is no disease which causes such acute pain or
NOR: alarming i'll itS resuls: pan when the kdneys
poisonous substances which the blood accuhulates
its circulation through the system.
If from any cause 1he Kidneys fail 70 perform the
functions devolvinR upon them. che eccunulaAons
thrown into state Of disease csu:ins great pain and
importance of keeping the kidneys and blood in .
healthy condition. through which all the impurities Of
the body must pass
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19

EUROPEAN BREEDS OF NEAT CATTLE IN
AMERICA Several Of the more valued
breeds of neat cattle were established
early in the Old World and improved
during the period spoken of. Pedigrees
br":,l to be carefully looked after. The
first volume of the English ShOrt-hor1s
HrI-booh appeared in 1922, but its pedi-
yrccs began II about this period, or a
little earlier Only thirty animals are re-
corded that hourished in 1880 and earlier;
and while the blood of unrecorded animals
afterw;rd came in, for present purposes
The pcligrecs of all the thousands of
thoroughbred short horns date back to
about this time. theoretically At least
Precisely when the first importations of
this breed were made to this country is
uncertain 1t is now believed that they
occurred very soon after the Revolutionary
war, and there are traditions OF several
nportations before 1900. Soon after that
date importation>, began in earnest, and
have gone on ever since. The first
volume of the 4mericun Short horn Herd
b0ok WAS published in 1916, the thirteenth
last wear. and in them are recorded some
IS. 900 prdi"rer>. Certain strains of this
breed have thrived peculiarly well
mere. ana me site Oh one utTu, otplclllDcI
10, l>133, at New York Mills, was doubt
less the most extraordinary cattle sale
thai has ever taken place anywhere. At
this sale 100 head sold for alb ut $3s2,O0O
or IN average of over $500 per head, the
ri rhcr prices being S4O,6 800 tor Il cow, and
several sold for over $4,000 each. i calf
but five months old scllin. for $27 600.
The DevonS were also introduced early,
and previous to 1910 We're imported more
:lbuninntlv than the short-hprns, and have
perhaps had rs wide an influence on the
Improvement of American cattle us the
ltSt-named breed. OF even Il wider Now
all the more distinguished breeds of
Europe are successfully bred here. and
some five or six of the more numerous or
important have American herd-booko now
published.
The effect of all this has been to enor-
mou>ly elevate tht quality of American
cattle; and So completely has mongrel or
native" stock been improved through
these that in certain agricultural societies
where premiums are offered for the best
''native, it is found that all that are offered
rs such are in fact, grades, having bad
an infusion of better blood within three OF
tour generations. Even the Spanish cattle
of Texas and California are being rapid V
changed and improved through and by
these better breeds.-Rrot. w. II. Brcmer,
IN Hupers Magazine Jor My.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19
PAIN IN THE BACK.

There is no remedy known to medical science which
has proved itself more valuable in of Kidney
Complaints than the VEGETINE. 1t acts directly upon
the secretons cleanses and puries the blood and re-
stores the whole system to healthy action.
The following extraordinary cure of great sufferers
who had been given by the best ply sicans hope
less cases. will speak for themselves. and should chal
enge the most profound attention of the medical
uty well Of those who suffering from Kidney
Complaint.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19
THE B EST DICINE.

EAST MARsHFIELD Aug. q, 1879.
Mr.: STEVENS: Dear Sir-I am seventy -one years Of
age have suffered many years with Kidney Conn plant
weakness i'll my back and stomach. was induced BY
friends ~ try your tEdETIyE and think it the best
have tried many remedies for this complaint. and
never found much relief, from the VEGRTIRE
strengthens and inyi1orates the whole system
of my ScQuantances have taken it, and believe it
be good tor all the comp aints for which it recon-
meuded. Yours truly,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19

Diseases Of the Kidneys. Bladder. ETC. always
unpleasant. and at times they become the most dis
trtssl1g and dangerous diseases that affect the
human system Most diseases OF the Kidneys arise
from impurities IN the blood. huInors whc Il
settle Oh these parts. NEG8TIAE eIcels any known
remedy tie underworld aud purify
the blood tuereb! causing healthy action all the
organs OF the body EAl9ml
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19

Advancing years sickness, care appointment and
hereditary predlspoeition and turn the hair grey and
either Of them incline it 10 shed prenaturely.
Ayes HAIR VIGoR by long and extensive use has
proven that it stops the falling of the hair immediately
often the growth and always surely restores its
color. when faded grey 1t stimulates nuritive
organs to healthy activity and preserves both the hair
and its beauty. Thus brashly or sicky hair be-
comes glossy, piable and strengthened lost hair re-
grows with lively expressions; falling is checked
and stablished thin hair hckens and faded or grey
nar resume their original color Its operation is sure
and harmless. 1t cures dandru heals all hurors and
Keeps the scalp COOL clean and sof-under which con-
oltlons, diseases of the scalp impossible
AS dressing for ladies' hair, the Vigor il. praised for
s grateful and agreeable perfume valued for the
soft lustre and richness of tone it iuaparts
PREPARED
DR.. j. c. AVER & CO., Lowell. Mass.
Practical and analytical Chemists.
0oAD 81 ALL DhCaeIsIs AND DEALERS MRp1cIN
yAey1e5w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19
CONSUMPTION CURED,

To the Editor of the VERMONT Cppr.-, No.,
EsTEEMED FRIEND:
positive " -'-eie tHat nave
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
and all disorders Of the Throat .,a -
by its my practice bava tnSs, ana that,
cases, and will give 'uieo huldreds Of
81, 900 90
for case It will not benefit Indeed 90 s,ro,
addressing me- - fhhE 10 any kudeIer
Please show this letter any one Won NAV know
A. uiefins IRON these diseases and oblige "
Faithfully yours
DIR. T. F. BERT
fA's"o So Wllim Street. New YORK
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE FASTEST Sci.
l1LINiI BIBLES. Q300 illustrations } and CT ROW0S
q the United States. 2l0O per month and nnv.rG
cleared with certainty. Apply to ~ 1'"H'os
D. L. GUERNSEY.
IIia~4 CONCORD n r.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19

EARLY OR LATE PLANTING.-It would
Seem unnecessary. this season, ut least, TO
make inquiry as to whether crops should
he put i'll carly or late. rs there is little
prospect Of Il choice, when the cold season
extends itself so far into the Spring. Late
planting viii be Il thing of necessity. But
1t is made the subject of an article in the
C0Untly Gcutjc3uG1a. which we give. that
those WHO have not already fixed opinions.
may be working them for nert year. The
writer says:
This is i question in which all farmers
are Interested, and TO which each year
they are practically obliged to reply
While there are many advocates for each
of these extremes. | think there is a gold
en- mean" which will lead to much better
results. Either of the extremes are open
to grave objections. which do not lie
against time half way between. 1t is
true, is the advocates of early planting
claim. tina if the seed is got into the
ground very early, the work is done and
out OF the WAY OF other things which then
need attention. But the objections to this
course are that the ground and weather
are 50 cod early in the season, that the
seed either Tots in the ground or else is a
long while coming up; often tllls a prey
70 wire-worms; the plants, if any appear,
are tender and grow very slowly, while
The weeds. which are more hardy, at once
20 in and possess the land. Late planting
is not open to these objections, but it IS
open 10 some which are quite serious. If
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19

TIE AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE Thu
choicest IN the world-Importers' prices-IarEest
body-trade increasing-best inducements-dont ws.ta
tlme-Send for circular to waste
RoB'I WELLS. q vesey st, n. Y. P. O. Box 1887.