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feDlrd sold ehcsp; Wilcox F GISO., s sIascr
Wheeler q wilson, SC. 20 Green web av., cor West
10Th st., ard l37 East Broadway, near Canal st., ma.
AIDES taught Ops5,tlne sni,s msxins n HsG,'TaE'
i others '"> G. {, sIiEPnERD, lis Centre st.
ESPECTABLH girls will nnd good situations
IL FOR house and Kitchen work. soi Fast sist ST.
STRAw SEWERS on block work best prices
'''' Nv '"'' q. w"1CLGfIiS, Ss5 broadway
rbNAILORESSEs, hno sewers on coats, g. to $40
\ per week 1913 SIN st near Av' ID. -
ITP-TOwN ADVERTISERS
Nay leave their favors for TnR Sun at the only
laS nroaGway, corner of IL. IT, till p. NJ. and
3Us M.at 23l At. opposile Grand % h08pse' anu
No. $50 Sd av, corner Of i7th ST., until = L. VI,
WANTED 80 nrstcia.s white shirt makers on ".
ci% vii machine r'esn, ySEer merry al bfes,
Building corner Jay and Hudson sts.
NxrANTEn- M ladies to know th't they en- get
Ana co.'s Photograph GALLERY Of Art, as7 Grand st.
WANTED r,6 sur, nnIiI1iSA
Amencan Express Building. cor. Jay and Hudson sis.
WOMAN. mtidlc aged. for nousewors and nurse
w one hour from city SSow 10 vcs, pro,ivov
WANTED Immediately. Finishers, on soop and
W '"''O'' pants O. ''''' ''' & e. DRG IMoND
WASTEp-A young girl for general h9usework,
W anu 10 ''N' care O''n'0''"H l. Ssc15offLASDER
WANTED Hand. for inside worK, tylni end knot.
" tug slk fringcs onI gooi hanis need apply al -
WANTED Ffs'.cllss hands on sig and stud uits,
w ats. WEChsLEti BROS. e57 Fulton 81, Dlyn.
WAHTBD-Lcarner;,o On , shirt c,,,,r,
WANTED Girl, who understand su.pcndcr weav-
W ing. 100 aud III lin av. 81 hoor, afierg A. VI.
WANTED Fir.-class drcs.makcrI ON til< cnd
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Charles Danforth's Death
WianitD- -StmaIts.

Charles Danforth, President Of the Danf9rth
Locomotive OrKs uf Pater on died yesterday at the
aEe " y years. lie was worth 5000 900.
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publications,

tubtatlons.
ISOOKS FOR LADIES.
GUIDE TO NEEDLEwORK, plata and fancy, en-.
bracng Instructions Tor cutting ana making under
clothing, anu IN enOpuidrry and berlin WORK. Illus
rlted win lb7 sngrnvings Price, ~ cenl
LADl'S BOOK OF CROCHET AND Knitting con.
talns seyeral hundred new formulas N these employ
mens. Price 90 cents. For sale Nc retail by all deal
erS In books ami trimmings, AT wholesale by \. f..
News Company, noston ana American ews COMPANY,
New YORK " mailed, on receipt OF prcc ~ j HENRY
sN MONDS, 0s Dcvonshre 81 Boston.
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NATIONAL LINE. From pi-rs ~ AnI AZ. \. q
~ fO!. LDEDOS Dff.hJr

HOLLAND, Thursday, March 30. DAN.
FOR OUEENSIOWN AND LIVERPOOL
ITALY ,... Mar. =. +. NJ TUE QUEEN. Apr S.3PM
EGYPr...Apr. 1. $50 AN HkLYElIAi Ap15 DIAM
at rcduced raea Scerage na,saz1 s3 currency; Pre-
paii seerige tickets from ENGLAND. Ireland and Scot.
land NJ IA lowest rates. Drafts issued from ~ howard
81 curr"ut prices Apply ut ths clmpanys Offices. %
Broadway. +. W. j HURST, MANAGER.
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Mtttlngs.

GENERAL MEETING Of bricSiayep wiz be
~ held Al Glass Hall, 3ith st between I'd aud ave-
on Thursday evening March ~ 1870, nj O'Clock. All
arr requested e. be present business Of great npor
AndA W, A. Johnson Fral,
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Matgln,rp.

WANTED-A SECOND hand / the 10 or ls.,nch
w swing, 4ieet bed, with chuck and geared Tor cpt-
ing scTewa Address X. v. box l6o, Sun oAlHo.
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Otttrlts.

Z otttuts.
SECONn LOUISIANA GOLD DiSrR niu-
- TON, at New Orleans. April 30 1876
Capital Prize, SlO0pOO
3,5hO Fries, amounting to SJO2,5 $40,
All paid IN Gold.
Only 10000 tickets. VI 80 each, currency.
Tentns and twentieths IN proportion
For information, circulars, &c. address OF apply
No pOstponemeuts. WILLIAMSON co, Brokers
l.. @. box d,OSd. 3i7 Broadway, y. lnpmas ~.
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4 OFFS to lot, with steam power running night gpd
cay. In buildings %. %, 30 and 81 Rose st GOO I
ght wster, water closets on each hoor ana heated
with steam. Apply to j. +. PRESTON. q Rose n.
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LINEOF STEAMERS

> To al 3sUOw. DELFAsT. ana LONDONDERRY,
From Pier AZ, N. H.. loot % Canal ~.
hIAIE OF NlHilHlA, Ilursiny, March y.
STATE OF INDIANA. Thurs iaf, April u.
Saloon and cabin Dl.sages At lowest rates
AUSTIN BALDWIN CO, Agents. ~ Broadway.
Storage ONCE, As Broadway.
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(tORNER STORE. jackson and Front St. to let /;
~ Apartments over store; r"nt reasonable.
EDWAKDS, AZ water It.
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- ED STAR LINE.-Appo,ntci to cary the BeL
III glal aud United States AAils.

The foliowin- steamers arc appointed to sui
FOR ANTWERP
From Phiiaiclpnra IRON New York.
Ncderand..........M r. - KcuilwOftn April
VEdcrand..........Ar Il -Nlizsrland May
FROM ANTWERP.
For PhiladephlA For New York.
va1crani ... Nir % Switzerland .'.... April o
Ntderaud .......... April II KeniwOtth ...... May
PRICES OF PAssAG. IN CURRENCY.
First Cab sbo second Cabin. 40
Eievra - tirket,to and from AL pOlts at the lowest
rates. Passenger accumulation for all classes
surpassed.
For passnge rates Of freight and other Information
Apply 10 GRO ". COTTON, az Broad A., n. Y
PETER Wright d SONS. General Az ,nts.
JOT Walnut IT,, Philadelphia.
JOHN MCDONALD Passenger Agent
Battery Dlacr, New YORK.
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NIIIk WAGON for sale cncap, good as new. In.
4fl quire IN grocery store, 53d 81. ana ith ay.
G1[ TO SJO.-For sale. horses all sound ana
% - kind suit any business. bOl BrOadwaJ, BrOpK-
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DAcIFIC NAIL srEAMsuIP LINE.-rOf

II Q
Sal ing from per loot Of Canal ST., North river,
For SAN FRANCISCO, wa ISrllNuS or PANAMA
COLON Friday, March 81 ~
Connecting for al Central American and SOuth
Picfnc
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SoarO ano .ioum,.
ADVERTISERS

May leave their flyors for THR Sun at the onlT
authurm uptown aiYerts"mert Offices,
l,SBA irua iwlY cJrner OF 3lst s., til u r. VI and
Jos West pa A., opposite Grand Operl House, all
No, 700 VI ~. corner " ATM st.. ultll = NJ
u
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\ iron gray truck horse also nav horse young aud
~ SOUND suit truck grocer, farming So. tS5, SilD.
llo Henry =
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SgippIrJ.
A NCmnR IINr.-r.a MAlL srNAME1,

A NCuOR IINr.-U.s MAIL STR AMExe
~ SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers b!okcd at owest rate TO or from a1yssS
port railroad ttatiI GREAT Br tain Irelanl.
HENDERSON BIRD fuhIis Bownns Green.
nIRECr LISE TD FRANCE, via Plymouth.
The General rrtrsAtantic rOmYthy'A steamer tOr
liayre sail urdiss Excursion tc.ets AZ ret1csI
rates. LOUIS DH BEBlAN. Ago At. % bro idway
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BOOTHS THEATRE. LAST TINES
Two LAST WEEKS
JULIUS CESAR

The grand tragedy, win all It's spectacular splendors
and renar sab,c East. including
Sir LAWRENCE DNRRETr,
MIR. +. G.. PASG-, wand Mr. l.. l.. DAVENPORT,
will ~ withirawn after next weeks representations.
BENEFIT % Mr.. +. {. BANGS.
- Tnur.dsy Night. March 3d. occurrence OF the
1pfH PERFORMANCES OF JULIUS CESAR
- April 10. HENRY ". ano rsturn Of MIR. GEORGE
RiGNOID.
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nffiCES TO LET in second story sun Duiiii1S.
front ana rear, we'll lighted and steam het ed Ap
ply al rmDieaton ice. NAtsl Fral .fOrt .t..
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LADIES, ATTENTION J. Sewing machines
renlca. sold ehcap; Wilcox 4 Gibbs singer;
10Th st., ard l37 East Broadway, near Canal st., ma
chimes rppafrpd
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DROOKLYN THEATRE.

DROOKLYN THEATRE.
Il sseci an Man ayers. MesErs 81 DON e PALMER
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
The greatest Of the current New YOrx successes
ROSE MiCuLL.
with the favorte nrtistc.
Mis-. ROSE ny rINGE.
in the title role. Other characters speci1llv
ected lst consisting o. Messrs. j. r. stud-y. J. W.
olllcr. Theo lore ilsintcu, II. +. Day, W. seymour
II. u. Philips. J'hn Mathews, and 5. Wright, ald
Mcsdamcs {. DcLangc. Meta Bartlett. anu Lillian
Cloves.
the beautiful scenes of the nrst second fourth
nf.a acts. uss1 ut the Union square Theatre will be
ma.l Aern. Mlln,e sAilIlaf NJ 2 nclock.
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aiorsts, Garpla9,s, Gt.

A FOR SALE Al q sacrifice horses suitable iur
IA truck, farmer or anv business the properly OF
widow and must Dc sold. % South 5.h near BE cS-
- al
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17

Nonthly advertisements, inserted every other
dav to he charged twothrds of the above rates.
Second page monthly advertisements, each
'rransient adyertisements having the run OF the
parer first insertion E per square; each suese-
cue MT insertion fifty cents per square.
Hecond mage transient advertisements, each in
inserted at intervals to be charged
~ new each insertion. w
Regular advertisers, who advertise largely will
h allowed such discount frem above named tran
dent rates as may be agreed upon; provided, THAT
no case shall such discount exceed twenty-five
per cent
All business notices Of advertisements to be
charged twenty cents per line for each insertion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17
TIE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,

spublished every Saturday morning and contains
torials, local matters of general public interest,
commercial and monetary reports, and everything
that appears in the Daily except such items as are
Of little or public moment. The WEEKLY RE.
PUBLICAN is an excellent family paper, valuable
- well for instruction and amusement as nformar
ton on the current topics Of the day.
Terms Of subscription.
One year. S. SIX months So 50.
liberal comm ssioA allowed to those who send
- clubs of five CT more
AdVertis ements.
Transient advertisements same terms as in In the
Daily. Monthly advertisements inserted for one
Ourth Of the daily rates.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17

Tue suspicious ana Inauguration OF tho whole
North and bring down upon the Soath all
the evils OF a renewed agitation of these
old questions, invite further interference in
your local affairs, and perhaps in the end
lead to the reduction of the reconstructed
States to permanent military Territories; for
these reconstructed governments are only
means to ends, and are still claimed by the
dominant party TO be under the authority
of Congress.
1t might indeed precipitate another war,
whose consequences would be more disas-
trous than those of its predecessor. / am
not au al armist, nor fond of sensations; but
if there is secret purpose 10 this COnfed-
crate Democratic alliance to capture the
government Of the country for such pur-
poses as l have mentioned, | warn you that
if it succeeds the worst consequences will
come upon you. / think know the North.
ern people, and you mistake their charac-
ter If you suppose that on account of hard
times. depression everywhere, and wran-
giles about the currency, taxation and the
public debt, they are going to let go with
out an eft ,rt to save the fruits OF a struggle
IN which they have sacrificed go much.
No, my Southern friends. the Democratic
party OF the North is not your friend. Il is
your worst enemy now. as it has been here
tofore. That party is your worst enemy.
because IL Hatters you and deludes you
with false hopes. If there is no real inteu-
tention OF making an attempt through an
alliance with the Northern Democracy to
get possession of the government for reac-
tlonary purposes, To regain by the ballot
what was lost BY the bullet" why should
the Southern whites constantly be running
after them? WHAT good have they ever
done you! They got you into the bad
scrape IF secession, and then, as Senator
Morton truly says, ''sneaked back" They
advised you wrongly at the close OF the
war, and got you intO the trouble of recon-
strnction. And now, if you should succeed
in this last alliance with them, and misfOr-
tune should come upon you as a result of it,
they would again turn tail aud run.
The Democratic party really deserves the
Of the South. I5iolk ago lost the
confidence of the North. 1t advocated
State rights just enough to deceive and
mislead the SJuth, while it never supported
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-12

Probably most mon we'll aware that impure
blood causes more sickness than, perhaps all other
combined, and yet thousands, when they know
their blood Ia DO impure neglect their health when II
they would take kendalls Tonic aud Blood Purifier
for a short time, their blood would DO purified aud
health restored. No remedy has cured so large per
sos swelled neck boils salt rheum, ulcers sores cry
sipelas, weakness pains In the chest, limbs joints
across the back, liver complaint constipation palpita
ton, dyspepsia, neuralgia headache aud all conditions
accompanied by general debility aud requiring an al.
tsratve and tonic medicine. kendHll's Tonic and
Blood Purifier can he had Of dealers and fully
convinced that thousands who gO down TO untmely
grave might he restored 10 good health by y timely
use OF THIS wonderful purifier Of the blood,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-12

Frank was remanded to Jail. Mr.. Frank
then applied writ to Batchelder for assault
and battery and false imprisonment laying
his damages at $4,000, and closed up his
store by attachment. Batchelder got pos
session of the store by writ Of replevin.
The case promises much litigation in which
both parties will get thoroughly whipped as
Batchelders claim was only about ten dol.
lars. Honesty is the best policy, they say.
Better be frank and supplemented than
"kinky" and double-shuffling.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-12
Out this out.

RI MAY SAVE YOUR LIFE. There s
no person living but what suffers more less with
lung disease coughs, colds consumption, yet some
would die rather than pay 10 cents for bottle of mod
icine that would cure them. DIR A. BOschee's German
Syrup has lately been introduced in this country from
Germany, and Its wondrous cures astonsh every one
this out and take it to your druggist g. d. Randall
and @. C. Bingham, agents, st Johnsbury, and get n
sample bottle for 10 cents and try it, regular size
for rs cents
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-12

The bell in the cotton mill at Springfield
is among the centennial relics Of the season,
having been cast in Stockholm 10 1858.
George +. Davis, of Ascutneyvile, Wind
sor county, has entered his horse Robert
Fulton, in the centennial races, at Philadel-
phia, in the class that has never beaten
240.
The Touring mills at Norwich, W., d. u.
Burbank manager, which have for some
time been in a critical condition, suspended
last Saturday. The amount Of liabilities is
unknown. The mill will be reopened soon
by other parties.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-12

Deputy D, Il. BOyden will lecture at Bar
ton Landing, Monday eve, May 10, at I p.
m. Subject, Patrons of Husbandry. He
will organize n. grange the next evening.
With this lecture he will conclude his trav-
els for the season and return to Waits6eld
to engage in farming but will hold himself
in readiness to organize oranges whenever
called upon to do SO, or give lectures, or at
tend grange picnics or conventions.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-12

The Patrons insurance companies Of the
West are becoming very popular and sue
cessful and there is demand in Vermont
for action upon that subject. A special re-
quest is made that those who have any sug.
gestions to make in reference to such com.
pany or who have any knowledge of the
working oil the Patrons companies in the
West send all useful suggestions and infor-
nation TO either Of the members Of the COM
mittee upon insurance named below. Alpha
Messer, Rochester, Il. X. Shedd, Browns
vile. @. Il. Waller. Spring6eld.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-12

The Patrons of Forin county, California,
have established box factory and a fruit
growers association and are to establish this
summer blacksmith shop, an express office,
a telegraph Office, hay shipping yard, lumber
yard and a general commission house to
ship their products.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-12

The following resolution passed at the
last session Of the state grange will be a
good one to discuss at its next meeting:
WHEREAS, The farmers of Vermont are largely in
debt, and arc now paying taxes on what they have
and what they owe, therefore
RESOLVED, That the Patrons Of Vermont will pledge
themselves to their best ondeavOrs " remedy this
wrong.
The grand lists of the farmers have just
been taken and they have to-day a realiz.
ing sense of the justice or injustice of our
laws respecting taxation. The farm prop
erty Of the country must pay heavy taxes
while it is deprecating in value and pays a
very low percentage Of profit. Many other
kinds of property paying large percentages
Of profit are exempted from taxation or pay
merely a nominal tax.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-12
Resolutions passed by Protection Grange,
No, 100, COrlnth, ON the death OF bro. G.

Whereas, The Supreme Ruler Of the universe has in
wisdom seen NJ TO remove our brother q. W. Wallace
Orr, by death April 18TH, therefore --
ResOiued That in the death Of Bro. Orr, Protection
Grange has lost true and faithful member, aud his
parents a beloved and only child.
Res0ired, That brothers aud sisters Of PrOtec-
ton Grange tender heartfelt sympathy to the par
ents and relations in this their great aGetion, and
trust that In US they may find true friends.
RtsOiUed While eplOre the loss that has fallen
for the first time upon our grange, will hold
In fond remembrance the memory Of our departed
brother.
Rssoiued, That in testimony Of our sincere respect
for the departed drape charter In mourning
ResOired That We present his parents with copy
Of these resolutions also that secretary make
record Of them, and that copy be forwarded for pub
LEGATION, J. q. JEWELL, See.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-12

The broken down constitution caused by Kidney
Bladder, and GlandulaT Diseases, is promptly
strengthened, buoy ell up, and these complaints cured
by llUST's REMEDY, Stubborn attacks of Dropsy,
Female Irregularities, Complaints Of the Urino-Gsnta
Organs Diabetes, Excuses, Iutempsnnco, Exhausted
Vitality Gravel, and Affections of the Prostate Gland
are cured by HUSr's REMEDY.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-12

No grange can keep up its interest unless
it enforces all the requirments of the order.
limitations should be made as perfect and in-
teresting as possible, nothing whatever
should be omitted. Not only should every
member be required to appear in full regalia
at the meetings of the grange, but when the
grange is in session they should not be per.
mittod to enter the hall unless in perfect
attire.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-12

The Patrons of Texas aud in fact all the
farmers have been suffering severely from
cattle thieves who steal their stock aud run
it into Mexico. They have organized a
vigilance committee to be styled Minute
men whose duty it is to pursue the depreda-
tors.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-12

The Latest, Greatest, and most reliable rem
edy put together by medical science for Rhouma
tism, Wounds, swellings, Burns, Caked Brosts, etc.
Is the Contaur Eminent There two kinds. What
the White niment II for the human family, the Yellow
Contaur linment is for spawned lame and strained
horses and animals
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-12
Deaths.

Al Underhill, May 2, Agnes Denholm, DC.
At williston, May 7, Carrie Holmes, %.
At Winooski May G, Rev. Andrew J, Rogers a.
At Newport Center, May 7, Low Allen, 60.
AT Derby, May 6, Rev, Il, J, N, johnson, %.
At Windsor May 3, MIS-, Lucy Stone, o..
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-12

The oranges of the first congressional dis
trict in Kentucky have voted to build a
tobacco warehouse. The Patrons Of the
north will soon be able to purchase their
tobacco direct from the producers.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-12
Resolutions passed by Fletcher Grange on
the Denth OF the wife Of j. II. III.

Whereas, God in his wisdom has taken from our midst
our beloved sister, Mrs. Angelina Hill Therefore
Resolved That as band Of brothers aud sisters we
do desire by these resolutions TO express heart
felt sympathy ~ this our brother IN his anlictOn.
Resolved, That commend him ~ the Divine Mas
ter above who has taken his loved companion for sup
port and guidance in this his timo OF sorrow.
RssOiUed That these resolutions he entered upon the
records Of the grange and that they 10 sent to the
VERMONT fARNER Tor publication.
Fletcher Grange, No. 1lG PoJH NC. PIrKR, See.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-12

children Cry for CRGtOriR. 1t is as pleas
ant to take as honey, and is absolutely harmless. 1t
is sure TO eXpe worms, wind collie, regulate the
bowels and stomach, and overcome rrtabilty caused
by rash and cutting teeth. 1t is perfect substitute
for Castor OIL, and for Csstvonoss in young or old
there is nothing in existence effective and reliable
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-12

Eden Grange No. 1880, Iowa, has select
readings and essays upon some subject con.
nected with the farm at each meeting aud
the financial business of the order is con,
Quoted at special meetings
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-12

The Patrons of Navarro county have
formed stock company, built brick ware
house l00xl25 feet, in Corsican, and have
filled it with all kinds Of farm machinery
for sale to the farmers.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-12

In persons of sedentary and literary pursuits f the
brain s OYeTwOrked and the muscles undeTwOTked the
appetite very apt to fail from general atony Of the
system The Peruvian SYRUP restores the tone of the
digestive system and consequently the appetite, by
supplying pure blood to organs too weak 10 mako 1t
without assistance. Sold by all druggists,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-12

The Patrons of Henry county, Iowa, have
started q cooperative store with $1,000
capital, aud have fire and life insurance
company in good running order.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-12
ilatruns of Yusbanorp.

The grange tobacco factory at Clifton,
Minnesota is completed and has a capacity
for holding half million pounds during the
coming season.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-12

The Lafayette county, Minnesota, Patrons
have a very successful grange insurance
company and are organizing grange saw
iDgs bank.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-12

SELF.MURDEROUs NEGLECT.-TO suffer cold to
mulate on cold, n cough TO become chronic, whom
iew doses of HALEs HONEY OF IlUREHouND AND TAR
taken at the outset, invariably enoct cure In few
hours. For sale by all druggists.
Pixies TOOthache Drops cure in minute.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-12

3; Conkling and Hayes, ! Conkling and
Bristow, l Adams and Bristow, Bris-
tow and Hayes, |.