1876.

SEPTEMBER, Ninth Month.

Astronomical Calculations.

Days. (. m. Days. d. m. Days. d. m. Days. d. m. Days. d.
1 8N. 0 7 5 46 13 3 29 19 1 10 25 1 10

7 38 8 5 24 14 3 6 20 0 47 26 1 34
7 16 9 5 1 15 2 43 21 ON.23 27 57
6 54 10 4 38 16

20 22 OS. O 28 2 21 6 31 11 4 15 17 1 57 23 0 24 29 2 44 6 9 12 3 52 18 1 33 24 0 47 30 3 7

@'s Declnination.

O Full Moon, 3d day, 4h. 29m., evening, E.
( Last Quarter, 10th day, 11h. 37m., evening, E.

New Moon, 17th day, 5h. 30m., evening, E.
First Quarter, 25th day, 7h. 19m., morning, E.

Year.
Day of
Day of

the

Week.
A CON Month.

24 d’k

7. br.

245) 1 Fr. 15 25 6 33 13 82 81 013103 104 legs 2 54 10 47 2462 Sa. 5 26 6 32 13 6 2 10 1 14 107 11 legs 4 011 31 247 3 8.5 27 6 30 13 32 13 1 0111114 feet rises morn. 248 4 M. \5 286 28 13 0 2 16 1 16 0 feet 6 490 13 249 5 Tu.5 30 6 27 12 57 2 19 2/17 01 03 h’d 7 9 0.55 2506W.15 316 25 12 54 2 22 2 18 03 1 h'd 7 29 1 38 251 7Th.5 326 2312 512 25 2 191 13 1ệnok 7 53.2 23 252 8Fr. 15 336 22 12 492 27 3 20 2

8 21 3 12 253 9 Sa. 5 34 6 20 12 46 2 30 3 21 22 3+ n'k

8 59 4 4 254 10 S.5 35 6 18 12 432 33 322 34 arm 9 47 5 2 255 11 M. 5 366 16 12 40 2 36 423 43 5 arm 10 49 6 3 256 12 Tu.5 376 14 12 37 2 39 424 61 br. morn. 7 6 257 13 W. 5 38 6 13 12 35 2 41| 425 7

0 1 8 9 258 14 Th. 5 39 6 11 12 32 2 44 5 268 8.1 h'rt 1 191 98 259 15 Fr. 15 40 6 9 12 29 2 47 5 27 9 9 h’rt 2 39 10 3 260 16 Sa. 15 416 712 262 50 528 10 103 bel. 3 58 10 54 26117 S. 5 426 6 12 24 2 52 6 104 111 bel. 5 13 11 43 262 18 M. 5 436 4 12 212 556 1113 rei. / sets 0 30 263 19 Tu.15 446 212 18 2 58 7 2 0

6 41 1 16 264 20 W. 5 45 6.0 12 15 3 1 7 3 09 14 sec. 7 5 2 3 265 21 Th. 5 46 5 59 12 13 3 3 7 4 11 2 sec. 7 33 2 51 266 22 Fr. 15 47 5 57 12 10 3 6 8 5 22 sec. 8 5 3 41 267 23 Sa. 5 485 55 12 7 3 9 8 6 3 88|thi. | 8 45 4 32 268 24 S. 5 505 53 12 33 13 8 7 4 41 thi, 1 9 34 5 25 269 25 M. 5 51 5 52 12 1 3 15 9 8 48 50 kn. 10 30 6 17 270 26 Tu. 5 52.5 50 1158 3 18 9 9 52 61 kn. 11 31 7 7 27127W. 15 53 5 48 11 55 3 21 9101 7 74 kn. morn.

7 55 272 28 Th. 5 545 46 11 523 24 10 11 8 81 legs 0 35 8 41 27329 Fr. 5 555 44 11 49 3 27 10 12 87 9 legs 1 41 9 26 2741 30 Sa. 15 56.5 43 11 47 3 29 10:13 911 9 feet | 2 4810 8

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State election in Vermont.
DOG DAYS END.

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Major-General Foster, U. S. A., died,

The rule is to sow grass seed aged 51, 1874 2 Sa. Length of night 10h. 55m. the first of this month. If sown 3 A 12th Su. af. Trin. 0 h ( time to get a firm hold on the

late in the fall it does not have 4 Mo. 3d. ( eclipsed, invisible.

soil when the ground freezes. 5 Tu.

Seed sown now will do vell in 6 W.

*h. Prof. Jeffries Wyman, eminent com- nine cases out of ten. If sown

parative anatomist, died, 1874. 7 Th. 6 °C. 15th. Gold, 109 3-4, 1874.

in spring it is apt to die from 8 Fr. Nativity of V. Mary. High tides. with weeds, if the land is foul.

the hard drought, or to be choked 9 Sa.

$ 13th. Guizot, French states.nan and his Sow it alone, and not with oats. {

torian, died, 1874, aged 87. 10 A 13th Sunday after Trinity. Seed costs too much to risk it 11 Mo. (ru.hi. Low tid. State election with a rank crop of grain, which

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makes it weak with its shade, so 12 Tu. 14th. New Style introduced in England,

1752. The day following Sept. 2 was that when the grain is cut it will 13W. called the 14th - 11 days being dropped. not stand the hot sun. We can 14.Th... ? ( . ( in Perigee. do much to fix up the place, get 15 Fr. 16 (40ha 13., 74. Revo.in : out rocks, and smooth off the

Orleans; Gov. Kellogg dr. 16 Sa. 6 oC

fm office, and State gov'ni't grass lots, ready for the mowing

taken posses. of by insurg. machine. Harvest comes 17 A 14th Su. af. Tr. Oecl. inv.

Towards the end of the 18 Mo. 17th, 8 gr. elo. E. Very h.t. month it will be time to top the 19 Tu. 6 $ ( . { began, 1873.

518th. Commercial panic corn. It sends the growth into

N. o. revolution ended by the ears, so as to make it get peaceable surrender to U. S. troops.

ripe a little earlier. But it is 21 Th. St. Matthew. 22d. 6 4 6.

as well to cut it up at the ground 22 Fr. 0 ent

.. AUTUMN BEGINS. and stook it. Early fruit may 23 Sa. I greatest elongation W. be picked and sold. The grape 24 A 15th Sunday after Trinity. ought to be ripe by this time. 25 Mo. ( runs low. {Dayeupe might Save seed to plant next year.

nearly equal. Top dress the grass lands. It is |26Tu. (in Apo. Very low tides.

a good plan to plough in the fall, 27 W.

19th, 1876. Terrible disaster at Fall River, and if it is done now the soil will

A mill takes tire and many of 28 Th. the operatives are unable to escape. work better in spring, than if it

23 lives lost. 29 Fr. St. Michael.

Very pleasant. is put off later. Don't fail to go

to cattle show. It is a good 30 Sa. St. Jerome. 6 hc

place to learn. A farmer ought to take pride in the Fair.

on

now.

20 W. 17th, 1874.

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O Full Moon, 3d day, 6h. 12m., morning, W.
( Last Quarter, 10th day, 5h. 35m., morning, E.

New Moon, 17th day, 5h. 13m., morning, E.
) First Quarter, 25th day, 3h. 10m., morning, W.
Length Day's

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Place.

Sets.
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D Souths. h. m.

m.

14 n'k

275) 15.5 5715 41 11 44 3 32 11 14 10 1101 feet| 3 53 10 51 276 2 M. 5 58 5 39 11 41 3 35 11 15 104 11 h'd 4 59 11 34 277 3 Tu. 5 59 5 38 1139 3 37 110 111 114 h'd rises morn. 278 4 W. 16 15 36 11 353 41 11 17 e h'd 5 56 0 19 279| 5 Th. 6 25 34 11 323 44 12 18 047 04 nok 6 25/ 1 7 280 6 Fr. 6 3 5 32 11 29 3 47 12 19 1

7 0 1 59 281 7 Sa. 6 4 5 31 11 27 3 49 12 20 19 2 arm 7 44 2 56 282 88.6 55 29 11 24 3 52 13 21 21 23 arm 8 41 3 57 283 9M. 6 6.5 27 11 21 3 55 13 22 34 34 br. 9 50 5 0 284 10 Tu. 6 715 26 11 19 3 57 13 23 5 br. 11 6 6 2 285 11 W. 6 85 24 11 16 4 013 24 51 6 h’rt morn. 7 1 286 12 Th. 6 10 5 22 11 12 4 4 14 25 74 h'rt 0 23 7 56 287 13 Fr. 6 11 5 21 11 104 6 14 26 77 84 bel. 1 40 8 47 288 14 Sa. 6 12 5 19 11 7 4 9 14 27 82 91 bel. 2 55 9 35 289 15 S. 6 13 5 17 11 44 12 14 28 93 10 rei. 4 710 22 290 16 M. 6 145 16 11 2 4 14 15 29 101 11 rei. 5 19 11 7 291 17 Tu. 6 15 5 14 10 59 4 17 15 0 114 114 rei. sets 11 53 292 18 W. 6 17 5 13 10 56 4 2015 1

0 sec. 5 33 0 41 293 19 Th.6 18 5 11 10 53 4 23 15 21 01 02 sec. 6 3 1 31 294 20 Fr. 6 19 5 10 10 51 4 25 15 3 11 13 thi. 6 40 2 22 295 21 Sa. 16 20 5 8 10 484 28 15 41 2

7 26 3 15 296 22 S. 6 22 5 7 10 45 4 31 16 5 24 23 kn. 8 19 4 7 297 23 M. 6 23 5 5 10 42 4 34 16 6 31 32 kn. 9 18 4 59 298 24 Tu. 6 24 5 4 10 40 4 36 16 7 41 41 kn. 10 21 5 48 299 25 W. 6 255 2 10 37 4 39 16 8 51 5į legs 11 26 6 34 300 26 Th. 6 26 5 1 10 35 4 41 16 9 64 64 legs morn. 7 19 301 27 Fr. 6 28 4 59 10 31 4 45 16 10 7 73 feet 0 31 8 1 302 28 Sa.16 29 4 58 10 294 47 16 11 8 84 feet| 1 36 8 43

303 29 S. 6 30 4 57 10 27 4 49 16 12 87 9 feet 2 41 9 26 304 30 M. 6 31 4 55 10 24 4 52 16 13 97 99 hd3 49 10 10 305|31 Tu. 6 33 4 54 10 21 4 55 16 14 10 104 h'd | 4 58 10 58 |

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OCTOBER hath 31 days.

1876.

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Tides.

D. W.

Aspects, Holidays, Events,

Weather, &c.

Farmer's Calendar.

1 A 16th Sunday after Trinity. THERE is no time to lose now. 2 Mo. 6 ?. L. of ni. 121.20m. We must dig potatoes, get in

and husk the corn, pick the fruit, 3 Tu. 20. Major Andre hanged as a spy, 1780.

and fly round till the work is 4W. Vermont legislature meets.

done. Here and there a good 5 Th. | 4 g (.

S Jonathan Edwards born,
$ 1703, 0. S.

crop of grass can be cut. Rowen 6 Fr. High tides. Very fine. is good for calves and lambs,

and for cows in milk. We like 7 Sa. 8th and 9th. Great fire at Chicago, 1871.

to have a lot of it on hand, it is * A 17th Sunday after Trinity. so sweet and full of juice. Keep 9 Mo. 8th. ( runs high.

the plough in the furrow as much 10 Tu. ( in Perigee. Low tides. as you can. The more we can 11 W. 12th. Gen. Robert E. Lee died, 1870.

plough in the fall the less will 12 Th. in 8. 6 H (. Cool.

the work press in the spring, and

the team is strong now to do the 13 Fr. 68 inf. 690. 16 O

work well. It is a great help to 14 Sa. 15th, 1874. Gold 110.

break up the sod in the fall, for 15 A 18th Su. after Er. 6 c. we shall have both hands full in 16 Mo. 6 $ (. { ,

şi7th. Sir Philip Sidney May. It is safe to pull the

mangolds at the end of the 17 Tu. X iu 8. Ņery high tides. month. They will not stand a 18 W. St. Luke, Evangelist.

very hard frost. Top them and 19 Th. Dean Swift died, 1745, 0. 8.

stack them in close piles on the 20 Fr. 620 Expect a storm. field, so that they can be cov

ered as the cold nights come on. 21 Sa. 22d. ( runs low.

If they are stored in the cellar 22 A 19th Sunday after Trinity. now, where the air is close, they 23 Mo. 24th. Daniel Webster died, 1852. will be apt to heat and sweat, 24 Tu. C in Apogee.

and that may hurt them. The 25 W. St. Crispin.

Cooler, but fine for a few days more, and the

swede will keep on its growth 26 Th. 8 YO. Very low tides.

frost will not touch that just yet. 27 Fr. 6 h (. for the season. If the canker worm has reached 28 Sa. St. Simon and St. Jude. $ gr.el.W. your trees, tar the trunks about 29 A 20th Sunday after Trinity. printers' ink is better than tar,

the middle of the month. Good 30 Mo. 1618, 0. S. $ 29th. Sir Walter Ruleigh beheaded,

and if it is too thick, mix in some 31 Tu. All Hallows Eve. Quite cool. crude rock oil.

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1876. DECEMBER, Twelfth Month.

Astronomical Calculations.
Days.

d. m. Days. d. m. Days. d. m. Days. d. m. Days. d.
1 213.57 7 22 43 13 23 13 19 23 27 25 23 23
2 22 6 8 22 49 14 23 17 20 23 27 26 23 21
3 22 14 9 22 55 15 23 20 21 23 27 27 23 18
4 22 22 10 23 0 16 23 22 22 23 27 28 23 15

22 30 11 23 17 23 24 23 23 26 29 23 11
22 37 12 23 10 18 23 26 24 23 25 30 23
O Full Moon, 1st day, 6h. 19m., morning, W.
(Last Quarter, 7th day, 9h. 39m., evening, E.

New Moon, 15th day, lh. 29m., evening, W.
) First Quarter, 23d day, 6h. 57m., evening, W.
O Full Moon, 30th day, 5h. 15m., evening, E.
Length Day's

D D
Rises.
of Days. Decre.

Souths.
|. |
336 1 Fr. 17 11 4 281 9 1715 59 110 110711] arm

4 20 morp.
337 2 Sa. 7 12 4 28 9 16 6 0 10 17117 arm 5 23 0 34
338 3 S. 7 13 4 28 9 15 6 110 18 04 03 br. 6 39 1 40
339 4M. 7 14 4 27 9 13 6 39 19 11 14 br. 7 59 2 45
340 5 Tu. 7 15 4 27 9 12 6 4 9201 2 23 h’rt | 9 18 3 45
341 6 W. 7 16 4 27 9 11 6 5 8 21 3 32 h’rt 10 35 4 40
342 7 Th: 7 17 4 27 9 10 6 6 8 22 4 41 bel. 11 48 5 30
343 8 Fr. 7 18 4 27 9 9 6 7 8 23 5

5.1 bel. morn. 6 17 344

9 Sa. 7 19 4 27 9 8 6 8 7 24 6 64 rei. 0 58 7 2 345 10 S. 7 19 4 27 9 8 6 8 7 25 7

2 7 7 46 346 11 M. 7 2014 27 9 76 9 626 8 81 sec. 3 16 8 31 347 12 Tu. 7 21 4 27 9 66 10 6 27 87 94 sec. 4 25 9 18 348 13 W. 7 22 4 28 9 66 10 5 28 98 104 sec. 5 33 10 7 34914 Th.7 23 4 28 9 5 6 11 5 29 10/11 thi. 6 39 10 59 350 15 Fr. 7 23 4 28 9 56 11 40 111 112 thi. sets 11 51 351 16 Sa. 7 24 4 28 9 4 6 12 4 1 0 kn. | 4 58 0 44 352 17 S. 7 25 4 29 9 46 12 32 03 02 kn. 5 59 1 35 353 18 M. 7 25 4 29 9 4 6 12 3 3 11 11 kn. 7 2 2 23 35419 Tu. 7 26 4 29 9 3 6 13 2 4 1 2 legs 8 6 3 8 355 20 W. 7 274 30 9 36 13 25 24 23 legs 9 8 3 51 356 21 Th. 7 27 4 30 9 3 Inc. 1 6. 3 3. feet 10 11 4 33 35722 Fr. 7 28 4 31 9 30 011 7 3 4 feet 11 14 5 13 358 23 Sa. 7 28 4 31 9 30 0 0 8 41 47 feet morn. 5 54 359 24 S. 7 28 4 32 9 40 1 S. 9 51 51 h'd 0 18 6 36 360 25 M. 7 29 4 33 9 40 1 1106 6) h'd 1 25 7 21 361 26 Tu. 7 29 4 33 9 40 1 111 63 71 n’k 2 36 8 12 362 27 W. 7 29 4 34 9. 50 2 2 12 781 n’k 3 51 9 8 36328 Th. 7 304 35 950 2 2 13 81 94 5 8 10 10 364 29 Fr. 7 30 4 36 9 60 3.314 9j101 arm 6 26 11 16 365 30 Sa. 7 30 4 371 9 70 4 30 10311 br.

rises morn. 366|31 S. 7 3014 37 9 70 4|416|113 br. 5 31 0 24

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