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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-12

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SSu TT ESa THE r1a,s q
two write Of ferr lacias to me directed by. the
loeorable tho SapsrAsr District Court for thefsrsh
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putlcAH1tieA ~ tie Merchants ami AuceiOneen.
exehaage, Hsyal street, bstwsen Oanal and Css.
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O'clock u ia -6hewiaa Described PrSpsr'E. -
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street., D enc hundred. And twlaZ feet, n depth
q Adrian SQuARE VI GnOUN1 s;tgatsd n 70.
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I'd dry -oysn. bounded H 1liary, vLswsrans
1ouwth and kluM streets, des.gpated - los nun
bar ai1tsen. neasuriag three hundred fees ~ iop
hundred and ffty-eGht fs~t :. ~
Seized in the above suite.
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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-01-28
CENTAUR LINIMENTS!

GO nearly perfect tho receipts Of these wonder
~ inl pain|oothing and healing Ccntaur Lniments
hat We can confidently say they will alleviate any
pain arising from hosh, bone muscle deran goment
we DO not pretend they will mond n broken leg or
extermnate boils, but even in such cases they will
reduce the Inflammation and stop tho pain. Nor can
we guarantee tho proper results whore the body IL
poisoned by whskey. Temperance is as necessary TO
proper physical as mental condition.
Tho White Centaur Imminent Is particularly adap,ed
TO all cases Of rheumatism lumbargo, neuralgia cry
sipeas, Itch sPrans, chbains, cuts bruises stings
poiSons, scalds, seatca weak back pains 10 tho side.
wounds, weeping shows, burns, frosted feet palsy,
saraChe, toothacho headache ulcers old sores broken
breasts, nipples, throat Group, diphthera,
stc. The most Of these complaints the Contaur Lint
meht will cure; all OF them 1t will benefit. II will
extract the poison from bites and stings and will cure
burns and scads without scar The following Is but
sample of thousand similar testimonials,
"ASrIocn, Ill.,, Dec l. 1875.
Ny wife has for long time been n terrible sufferer
nom rheumatism. She has tried many physicians and
many remedies. The only thing which has given her
relsfis Centaur Liniment. Am reoiced to say this
has cured her.
W. IL. RING, Postmaster
II lie an undisputablo fact that the Centaur Llni-
ments are performing never before effected by
any preparation In existence, Chronic Rheuma-
tism Of thirty years standing Strengthening fingers
and joints which had been stir for six years taking
the soreness from burns, etc.
One dollar, or even ffty cents invested in Centaur
Eminent will be within reach when an accident occurs
and will do good than any amount Of money paid
for medical attendance. When physicians are called
they frequently the Linimeut and Of course charge
| several prices for it,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-01-28
For the VERMONT FARMER.
A Rustic Vacation.

Let it be remembered that 10 passing
through 4 country by rail one is apt to form
opinions that will be changed on a more de.
liberate examination. L will guard against
expressing such erroneous opiniOns as far as
am able, by stating only what l actually
saw and know.
We took our departure from Washington
on the morning Of January 7, for the "land
of flowers" over the Washington City, Vir-
ginia aud Midland railroad. We crossed
the Potomac river on railroad and high.
way bridge combined. At the Virginia
end Of this bridge line Of rife pits con-
structed during the war for the protection Of
this important thoroughfarc are distinctly
visible. A little further on the ruins Of
Fort Scott are to be seen. This was also
built to protect the Potomac bridge. On
our right the stars and stripes on Arlington
Heights are floating DER the graves of thou.
sands Of our brave boys who are sleeping the
sweet sleep that knows no war, that we
might have country free from the foul blot
of slavery.
The inhabitants on the line of railroad
from Washington to Alexandria are mostly
negroes aud their occupation, if it can be
said they have any, is growing vegetables
and poultry for Washington markets. In
their yards half.clad, woOlIy headed children
presented themselves for the mutual edi6ca-
ton Of ourselves aud the qualification Of their
curiosity. There are several brickyards be-
tween Washington and Alexandria, that no
doubt offer employment to the blacks, but
since their emancipation they have become
gentlemen and scorn mental labor as degrad-
ing to "nigger."
l will say but very little about Alex
andria, only this, that never saw meaner
6lthier city in my life, Lower Quebec is a
paradise compared with this infamous hole
There was gathered at the depot a pack OIL
vicious negroes aud rum-bloated whites who
make it their special business to be in every
ones way.
Beyond Alexandria there were large field
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-01-28
Life in Earnest.

Ifthe young man and young women who
read the FARMER should inquire Of us how
they can best succeed in life, we would an
swer-be in earnest Earnestness is, indeed,
the one essential element Of success in every
undertaking. No character is complete
without it. All history demonstrates the
fact that earnest men alone are sure Of sue
cess in any great enterprise, and the earnest
ness of many Of them amounted almost to
enthusiasm. Columbus was in earnest, and
hence he surmouuted every difficulty, and
revealed to the civilized world new conti-
nent. An earnest devotion TO one object
gave John Howard the power to record his
name on the scroll of history as the fore
most philanthropist Of any age. Cromwell
Caesar aud Napoleon are called men of genius
but if the true secret Of their success was
known, it would be expressed by the words
enthusiasm and energy.
Newton, who become the prince of British
sages, the discoverer of the law of gravi-
tation which governs the material universe,
reached the magnificent result Of his investi-
cation, not by superhuman insight, but by
midnight study and earnest toll. Paul,
Luther, White6eld and Moody, and all the
successful men of this class, have been terri.
bly, in earnest in their efforts to win men, aud
hence their success Enthusiasm is the chief
source of all such power and eloquence.
Ralph Waldo Emerson, who believes that
energy is a work of genius, says, "HOw
many men would fam go to bed to be walked
up SolOmous You reap what you have
sown. They who SOW duuce.Seed, vice -Seed,
laziness seed, usually get crop, They that
SOW to the wind reap the whirlwind. A
man of mere capacity undevslOped, is only
an organized day-dream. with a skin on it.
A flint and genius that will not strike FIRE
are no better than wet junk.wood. A living
dog is better than dead lion. Ifyou would
go up, go! If you would be seen, shine =
Now there is world of truth in these
sentences, and they were written expressly
for the encouragement Of that very class oil
young persons whom we would reach and
influence.
How many "organized day-dreams" do we
meet in life. They drift through summer
and winter, and winter and summer, with nc
special aims, no will defined plans or purpose
waiting for something to turn up. The earn.
est maa will turn up something he "strikeI
fire !" he "gOes up" and "shines," while hi
INDECENT companion is complaining because h
sis not appreciated" and because "sOciety
does not do him justice" That is not true
The world does give credit to real merit i
does appreciate the earnest and energetic
efforts of every one who makes them. Ever!
person Gnds his own level, is seen, If b
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-01-28

'shines," and is commended aud cheered, il
be "goes up,r and all the more If he shines
Of his own briliancy and rises by his own
Efforts aud strength.
Now, young friends, We write thus for your
encouragement. We do not propose to tell
you what you are to do 10 life, but we do
say, "Do with your might what your hands
6nd to do" Work on the farm or in the
kitchen honorable positions IL we'll Occur
pied)-if that is your preference--only be
in earnest. You may have taste for study
and longing for some higher sphere Of use
fulness; If so, be in earnest. Enter upon
your course with the conviction that you can
do something and will do something noble
for yourself aud the world. This very earn
estness will bear you Onward aud upward
and enable you to gain your object. Then
let us say, in conclusion, young men and
young women, whether you toll with your
hands or with your mind f; whether you labor
or study, or teach or enter upon your life
work, after your preparation has been COM
pleted-be in earnest.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-01-28
Irrigation Cattle Market.

From the Boston Evening Journal OF Wednesday,
At market for the current week Cattle 21i6j sheep
and lambs 1906 swine 650Ji number Of western cattle
205S eastern 81 mich COWS and northern cattle 22j
Prices Of beef cattle v 100 ihs, live weight-Extra
quality s675dD7 OOj first quality 162jQ56ll, second
quality 3j.j0a6.l2i third quality si.50052j poor
est grades Of coarse oxen, bulls, &C, 50 504i2j.
Brighton hides &c v h, Brighton talloW Go Y n.
County hides 5ldD7o h country talloW 5ll6e v b.
Calf skins l2gl4e v h sheep skins 81 .25Dl.7S, lamb
skins 81 .25Ql.75 each.
There woro more cattle 10 market fsm the West
than there week OgO. The quality not
Of ~ good grade, aud prices upon all grades fell on
FROM 40 10 v ID from those Of our last quotations
There but few good lots Of boevss in
TO the number. Trade opened dull on Tuesday morn.
ing; Nearly all the Western cattle which were landed
Mt WATERFOWL driven over TO Brighton 10 be dis
posed OF, there being but few sold at tho Union
ket, There but few Northern or Eastern cattle
In market.
Working Oxen Not much sale for them a fsW pairs
each week Is all tho market requires during the win
ter months We quote sales Of pair girth feet I've
weight, 800 lbs sos pair girth feet Inches i've
weight $500 Ms, Sl6O pair Elrh feet inches, I've
weight, 1850 Ms, pair Eirth feet inehes' i've
Miieh Cows~EIlrA S55095 ordinary t25Sjoi store
ooWs SlODl5 y head Most Of the COWS offered In mar
ket are Of common grade Good COWS sell well a.
Store Cstte-Ysarllngs tl@lsi tWO-ysar-OldS tIS1
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-01-28

From pole to pole--telegraph wires.
Domestic magazines who blow up
their husbands.
Missions husband, NJ. Rozeaud, is dan.
gerously i'll.
Rubiusteiu, the pianist, is threatened with
total blindness.
George Harvey, the Scotch painter, is
dead.
A little food goes long way when fed to
tall person.
At least one-half the first settlers Of New
York city were Dutch.
Hartford (Coun.l pumps her water from
the Connecticut river; Poughkcepsie, N.
Y, pumps her supply from the Hudson.
A barn 10 Providence, Il. l., was recently
dedicated-to the service Of whom The
mikmaid it may be.
A man out West the other day brought in
a bill Of $50 against his brothers estate for
time and expenses 10 attending his funeral.
Out Of our eighteen presidents Of the
United States only seven Of them have been
reelected.
One hundred years ago New York was a
city of less than $4,000 Inhabitants, one
mile in length and half mile in breadth.
What a contrast compared with New York
Of to-day.
Ludlow street jail used 10 be the Boss
Jail of the country, but that has aod-and
so has the Boss"
Ills that friend Of yours asked a gem
tleman, pointing towards party who was
sailing rapidly down street. Cant tell you
till next Saturday" returned the individual
addressed, "Ive just loaned him So"
Now pick almanacs. They are dead ripe,
and are worth two and one.half cent pound,
rag measure. None genuine unless branded
"lS76." Ask your druggist for that kind
and take no other.
"Please accept lock Of my hair" said
an old bachelor to widow, handing her 1
large curl. "Sir you had better give thu
whole wig" MADAME, you are very biting
indeed, considering that your teeth are por
celan."
1t is represented that body of repre-
sentative Congregational clergyman will soor
inquire into Mr. Beecher's fitness to be rec
ognized as Congregational minister.
A rattlesnake with 32 rattlos and sever
inches in circumference is the latest discov
cred production of bal,ny San Buenaventura
popular California resort.
BY actual count it is said that $50 per
sons pass through the two southern entrance
Of the New York post Office, per minute
upon au average. This makes l0,S00 pc
hour, and 10000 per day of ten hours
As many more, doubtless, pass in iron
Broadway and Park Row
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-01-28
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

rp,or, m. po.,on MornIng Jour,,, Of w.do,,a.vl
~, =, - -, =, "a - % =
FlOur.-The sales have been at 100 a. % lot
western superhne; - OOpo % ior common eAtEas so
m6Ol Tor Wisconsin extras 80 % 20 I9T Mnh S
extras, lnel9InS eholce ~ Wnfsr WheAs S IN
INDIANA anu hch san a. ~ az - iiu9s ~ ~ - ~
llhly o,pnls' auey % a.; All $500 Sonli
y 70 % ~; southern nour Is aulI prices rang,nS
lon - a. ooi' ih0'uu'Hs 'V'n'"'N 'N''~N ~"N
choice family. ,a i'll 81.
Corn Neal mas peeh IN ,hoIeIate uesuu NJ" sHS'
NJ 10 az . nn' loT iIesh stouhu anu hin 1eo u,
ye hour mas noon selins III sin"ll iols W % w
v bbl - ,..-,,.
Cat Meal sales ~ e % ~ NJ anu lie" i"ofte
brands az y 90 onl, =, en- q a. ,ooH
BuckWhoaI ranges lISm ~ oe ~ '<t Y vi IDS ~
Gralh'--lne saies VI new ihIAen hnu SeiIo" eoII I
have been at 60 20 Csc bush and old is scarce and
nomlnhl, -,-- 49,, ~, NJ n -Li.. L,.. -.
In Oats the sales o. mi !; and NO Thte SaTe 9esn
AZ ~ az sc reec nv ~ ~ az 20 ii "nI.e w nv ~
70 57e bushe me latter are quite scarce ~: "a L,,
In rye thS sales nave neen sa' ~ ''o nv - ou"
shorts deeineu 10 s<' a. ~ t ~; -, ~, GA n, IA
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-01-28
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

Small pox is raging with great fury in
New York, and the doctors advise everybody
to be vacoinated.
Russ, Eddy q Co.'S picture frame estab-
lshment at Worcester was damaged by FIRE
last Sunday morning, to the extent Of $780,.
600.
Opium smuggling is carried on extensively
between China and the Pacific coast.
A severe snow storm on Saturday last in-
terrupted telegraphic Communication between
London and Liverpool.
The House committee will not recommend
a reduction of the army.
An iron railway bridge at Cincinnati gave
way under heavy load OF corn, last week.
Three men killed and two wounded
Advices from Cuba stated that the insur-
gents have recently destroyed very valuable
property.
1t is denied that France is Increasing her
ornaments.
1t is stated that the sugar crop Of Havana
will certainly be 30 per cent less than last
year.
A German squadron of three iron.clads
and Que tender will visit America in July.
Turkey is preparing to concentrate large
army 10 Belgium, next month.
Eight persons were poisoned in a CinCiu-
natl boarding house, last week, by eating
diseased pork.
Three persons were killed aud two Seri-
ously injured by the explosion Of a boiler,
at Lagrange, Ind, last week Thursday.
Lucius w. Pond, the Worcester, Mass,
forger, has been sentenced to the state prison
for fifteen years.
A triple railway collision occurred on the
Great Northern railway, near Huntingdon,
England, last week, The Scotch express
colided with a mineral train and the express
from London ran into the debris Of the first
two. Thirteen persons killed. The cause
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-01-28
WATERFOWL CATTLE MARKET.

from the Boston Morning Journal Of Wednesday,
Cattle-Snos last market day there have boon via
Montreal, the Grand Trunk railroad, 30 car loads
Of Western cattle, all good marketable steers The
trade is very model rate, and the Western dealers
anxious 10 sell, aud determined to have them less
IL possible than the North readers Prices on the
Northern have fallen of good strong 10 v h. d. w.,
and at Western yards nothing selling over 10 live
weight WIN Scollns sold IA steers, average 1900 ibs
at 6ie lyo Is steers, average lll5 tbs, at 6le IA
sold 30 steers, average 100 bs at $40 s. w. Latham
sold oxen, To dress 1000 lbs, at 90 h. d, w. r. p.
Pollard sold oxen for Si25, or ilc live.
sheep-The ruling rates on sheep this week have
not changed materially from last quotations, lot
OF very superior sheep that averaged LOG bs brought
7ici brought in by g. w. Jones' proos hrm, but
no Improvement. There were lots sold as low a. 40
average sales 6 "a 6io v ID. q. II. Dudley sold l2O
sheep average 0S lbs at CO. George Martin sold l56
sheep, average l01 bs, at &c. d. Dow sold lot,
average 20 lbs, at 5ic j. W. Taylor sold 50 sheep AZ
Si.2j v head.
Poultry-A few crates OF poultry was handled that
brought l5o-a mixture Of turkeys, chicken and fowl
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-01-28
The Yellow CGntaur Liniment

adapted to the tough skim muscles and nesh Of the
animal creation. Its effects upon severe cases Of
spawn, sweeny wlnd-gall, bghead and poll-evi are
little less than marvellous.
hossrs J. Mcclure Co, Druggists, cor. Elm and
Front streets, Cincinnati, o., say
I'm our neighborhood number Of tsRmstsrs are
using the Centaur Liniment. They pronounce 1t
superior to anything they have ever used We sell s
high as four to Eve dozen bottles per month to owners
OF horses and mules"
We have volumes of testimonials describing cures Of
sprans, kicks, gals, pol-evil, big-head, and even
founders which little less than marvels No owner
Of animal afford to be without bottle Of Cen.
taur Liniment, which any day may prove worth
twenty times its cost.
Sold everywhere, but prepared only at the LabOra-
tory Of J. IL. ROSE & co.,
&c Dey-st., New York
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-01-28
MARKETS.
81. .JOhmSb,Gry Market.

THURSDAY, Jan 81.
Prices Paid by Dealers.
Butter now, tubs or balls, choice IS "a 30c v ID.
Eggs, fresh V dozen, 3Oc.
Beans, common white $500; hand picked $3.50.
Oats, csc v bu.
Maple Sugar, stirred, extra, lO!c v b; tub, Sic.
Potatoes, 4Oc v hu.
Beef, dressed weight, 90 Sc y ID.
Veal, live weight SC v III.
Prices Asked by Dealers.
Dried Apples sliced, l5c v ID strung, lac.
MOasses, v gallon, 75c.
Sirup, silver drip, $l.O0.
Sugar refined q, lies extra c. lie; granulated, l2c.
OaiOns, 81 81 y bushel.
Kerosene, zoe gallon.
Corn, 92c v bu, old.
India Wheat, 75c v bu.
Meal, SSc v bushel, old.
Feed, 81 40 y 100 lbs
Bran, 81 30 v 100 TBS.
Flour, common So 80; good family $3.50; bost, 81.
Rye Meal, unsifted, &c Y h.
Shorts SIS y ton.
Turks Island Salt IS cents.
Tierce Iard.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-01-28
casio RIA.

GROSS, sickly babies and children may enjoy
- health, and mothers have rest, if they will use
Castora. Worms feverishness, teething, wind collie,
sour stomach and undgssed food make children cross
and produce sickness.
Castora will assimilate the food, expel the worms,
and correct all these things. For twenty years DR.
Pitcher experimental in his private practice to pro-
duce effective Cathartc and stomach regulator
which would be effective Castor OIL without its
unpleasant taste or recoil.
The reputation Of his experiment extended. Physi-
clans and rapidly adopted his remedy to which
he gave the name Of Castoria.
Castora is as pleasant to take as honey, regulates
the stomach and bowels, and does not gripe. 1t is
adapted to all ages, contains alcohol and is absO-
lutey harmless TO the most tender infant.
Try Castoria once and you will be without 1t.
Prepared at the Laboratory Of
J. II. ROSE q co.,
i6 Dey-st. New York.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-01-28

three-yearolds se045. Prices tor small cattle de-
pend much upon their value for beef
Sheep and Lambs-Nearly ell the sheep aud lambs
brought from the West are owned by butchers. who
employ agents TO buy and ship direct 10 them each
week. The supply from the North was fair. Trade
was quick at prices ranging from A. G7ic On.
Swlno--StOre pigs, Wholesale OfDOc y 10; retail
QO@Onc. Fat hogs $500 in market, prices s@slc ID,
live weight.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-01-28

Prof Conaut, superintendent Of public in.
struction, is doing good work in Vermont.
Not only has he given personal attention to
all the Institutes held in the state since his
appointment, but has lectured already 10
every town in Essex and Windsor counties
and is now lecturing in the western part of
the state. The last month he gave twenty.
six evening lectures besides conducting day
meetings and visiting schools. He will have
canvassed the whole state at the end of his
official year.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-01-28

We neither manufactured nor copied the
item in regard to Michigan University
which appeared 10 the FARMER few weeks
ago; but stated the number of women who
had entered the several classes, the last four
years, as we found them in what we regarded
as a reliable exchange. A friend who calls
our attention to the item says "it isn't true,
aud makes the following corrections. lie
says that in 1873 they graduated ladies Us
follows; b. A., /; NJ. D., u; LII. b., 2 {;
and had in the classes ladies as follows ;
seniors, Z; juniors, g.; sOphomOres, IL
freshmen, 10; selects, 8; pharmacy, 4;
medical, 80; law, 8, And since then the
number has increased In 1872 twsnty-OnC
fresh.iOOmea entered the academic depart
meut instead Of four aud the total number Of
students was 379, not 200.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-01-28

We have before mentioned the puverizing
and smoothing harrow invented by Mr. Beau
man Butler of St Johnsbury Center. Mr.
Butler has still further improved it by
slightly changing the shape of the teeth so
as to give them durability, uutil there seems
to be no room for further improvement. We
have Just seen his latest harrow and have
given an order for one to be ready for use 10
the spring. No description can do the har-
row justice aud we would therefore advise
any farmer wanting harrow to get look
at Mr. Buffers and to ascertain the facts
from those who have tried them.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-01-28

1t is stated that DR. james l.. g. Griffin,
grandson of Lady Christina Stuart, daughter
of Earl John, now of Gloucester county, Vir.
GINA, is the heir of the title and estates as
ninth Earl of Traquair. If that is so we
may yet see native of Virginia peer Of
the British realm.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-01-28

The experiment to ship meat from New
York to London has proved successful. The
Liverpool Farmer says that last week twenty
two boxes of meat were sold in Smith6eld
market which had been shipped from New
York to Liverpool aud thence by rail to the
metropolis.