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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-10-19

New York, with its eleven hundred
thousand people, is great consumer OF
edible deicacies, business 10 which the
metropolis is largely aided by its suburb
on village of Brooklyn, with nearly half
million more. To feed all these mouth 4.
earth. air aud sca are ra0sacked, aud the
cou,' que nre is that many curious thing,
are brought to haLd to crafty the pal
ate, Including the poInpiuo 6,h, Which
costs a dollar IA pound, aud frogs legs.
which bring hall u dollar round. New
York city takes 5000 900 OF eggs and
III, 1000 frogs every week. aud 10 Lent it
is said that s eco Geo Eggs have been re.
ceiv'd iii single day. Esch week too.
SUI OOO pounds Of cheese and 320 900
pouuds OF fu,ter ale used, ald soue'bl, Z
like III 600 beef cattle aud calves. 81 900
sheep and lambs aud 10 600 swine are
disposed Of in the cattle yards of Jer.
sey O"y auu RI" Vv.a. Esury yva,
10000 deer. 5000 buffalo saddles,
81 900 wild ducks and other game iu
great proiusion are brought to town. AL.
together, it is calculated that the people
Of the city do not expend less than
81 100000 daily for soid articles OF
food, not including milk, sugar, tea Or
coffee.
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49, TATE OF VERMONT Addison

county, rs.
Whereas, James P. Rogers, of Weybridae. In
said county having filed his petition to the Addi-
son County Cvuit next to be held at Middl.burv
within rnd for said county. on the second Tues.
day OF December, A. D., 1875, setting forth that
he was married to Harriet Gordon o. the lltb
day OF June, AID, 1868 F; that he has resided in
sal county for more than two years last past;
that he hath been treated by the said Harriet
WIN intolerable severity: that the said Harriet
hath been guilty Of the crime of adultery.
wherefore he prays for divorce from the ssid
Harriet and the custody of his children Curtis J.
and Cora Rogers.
And it appears that the said Harriet 10 without
this state so that nd petition cannot be served
upon hor.
1t Is order that the said Harriet be Gu mmoned 10
appear and answer the foregoing petition on the
hrst day OF the next term Of said onurt to be held
AT Middlebury, aforesaid, on the I'd Tuesday of
Dec, mher, A. D, Is ). by the publication Of the
'uostince OF said petition together with this order
~ the M'ddlebury REGISTER. published at said
Miidlebury, three weeks suoors-ively the last q
which publications to be at least six weeks prior
to said term Of said court
Dated at Middlebury, aforesaid, this ssth day
Of September, A. D., 1878.
r. WAINWRIGHT, Clerk.
L. IL. MCLEOD, ATTY. for petitioner. -
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S- The afflicted editors of Fort
Wayne, Ind, have induced judge TO
declare insane and commit to the lunatic
asylum a man with an upgoveruabe pen.
chant for writing poetry. They must be
a weak set Of fellows if they conld not
stand that, though it 10 really the greatest
affection that can befaIl an editor.
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DIED.

In Waterbury, Oituber G, J q. Batch, lder
aged C2 years; prominent ctizenof the town.
In Washington, Duchess Co, n. Y, Oct. Q, p
Z. Vail, eyed % years, formerly a resident d
Orwell, Vt.
In New Haven, Oct. 10, Charles L. Cook, aget
q years.
In Wallingford, Oct. II, Emma VI Button,
daughter Of Hon. Harvey Button, "a ged thirty-iv,
years. ~
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AZ" The Democratic state committee
Of Massachusetts have put the uume o.
Johu Quincy Adams upon their ticket iol
Lieutenant governor, 10 place Of that o
Gen. Wm f. B,rtlettt, who modest,
declined the fer from that source
Adams Is mall thair, Of about Que hal
Bsrilett's cahbre. But perhaps there
magic in tame.
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81 Wendell Phillips is in love with
the rag baby that was killed in Ohio the
other day, and he has been writing let
tiers advocating the adoption Of thai
same baby by the United States. in which
'etters he insults the advocates Of hoDest
money and common sense ulike. Mr.
Phillips is uice man. aud therefore q
proof that being nice msu aud con
-ummate ass are not Incompatible.
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TAR. WHEELE . ELIXIR Of PnosPHArEs
- and Calisaya- fter having used your Cum.
puun Elixir Of Phosphates and Ualisaya for over
two year, in my daily practice, must give it my
unqualified appreciation. During a practice Of
over twenty years, have used many scien ii fcal-
ly prepared compounds, made to fulfil the same
therapeutica indications as your elixir, but none
OF them proved with me as valuable as yours
To tho medical profession, and to the public
would especially recommend it as the best reme-
dy with which | am aqdainted for the successful
treatment of the large and constan ly increasing
class Of cases Of over-worked and nerve Exhausted
women. Yours truly
IT, 81 N. WATKYNs BUEL, NJ. d.
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MliOOltburp 4tglsttr
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1876.

AZ 1t is but fair to say that eastern
Democrats we're not prepared to lavish
love upon the Ohio rag baby. They, at
well as the Republicans, rejoced over the
result Of the election in maDper vory
unbecoming at funeral.
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LYONS KATnAIaoN prevents the Hair
iroin falling out or turning gray, renews
its growth and gives strength aud vigor,
1t is delightfully."- perlumed, and makes II
splendid dressing 1t is the cheapest aud
most desirable Huir Tonic ever produced.
Used by the elite. Price ouly 50 cents.
AL
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AZ The local elections of New Jer
sey were OF interest in deciding that the
people Of that state were not ready to
yield to Roman Catholic interference 10
their free school system. The complete
overthrow of the Democrats in some OF
the cities 10 that state is hint that that
party will do well to heed The public
sentiment of this country is for freedom
and righteousness at all times.
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AZ Atkins of the Montpelier Argus.
N the eve of the Ohio election. tore
ground his Office aud overhauled his pile
# advertising and poster cuts to get hi
roosicr cut. Just to shine him up aud be
ready for the news. But the poor bird
Sus taken suddenly sick, very sick in.
Iced, aud was unable TO make his appear.
ance. We are sorry for that rooster.
He was overworked. II Democratic
pourdkeeper or other equally important
ofiicial was elected in some little town a
thousand les away, straightway that
poor biped had to do duty. 1t was
enough &c break the constitution OF a res.
'aurant steak, We advise the society
with the long name to watch Atkins.
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- TATE OF VERMONT, Addison
= County.
JOIN W. MARTIN andy
II. T. DEAN,
Adm F. STYLES and
AsAP LYON


ASA p LYON.
J. W. Martin and II. P. Dean, In said county.
having filed their petition with the clerk Of the
Court of Chancery for said count, against Adm
f Styles, formerly of Middlebury, in said county,
and Asa Z. Lyon of Clarendon 10 said state, set
ting forth that said Asa =. on the I'd day of Au.
gIst, 1872 executed to Martha W. Seversnee, Of
hiddlebury, aforesaid.a mortgage deed of certain
land situated in said Middl-bury containing
eighty -nne acres more or Ices. being portion Of
the simmons hill-hrm, so called. aud situated on
Chipman's Hill north If Middlebury village, with
the condition for the redemption of the same on
the payment ct certain notes therein described.
And ting forth that subsequently, said mortgage
was dul assigned to the said John W. Martin
and ii Dean, and sutseq pently said STYLES
nveyed his interest in said premises TO said
Lyon. And praying that said defen tents may be
'orecosed of their equity Of redemption in said
premises.
Said attendant Styles residing without this
state SO that said petition eanuot be served upon
him.
1t is ordered that be be required to appear on
the nrst day Of tho next term of said court 60 Ia
held at Middlebury aforesaid, on tue second Tues
day Of December, a. D, 1875. then and there 10
answ'r TO said petition and for that pu pose said
petitioners shall cause to b. publish the sub
Stance Of said petition and this order three weeks
successfully in the Middlebury I LeIsTER, printed
It Middebury aforesaid, the last Of which publ.
cations to DO at least twenty days prior 70 aid
term.
Dated at Middlsbury, aforesaid, October Q.
1875.
R WAINWRIGHT Clerk.
STEWART ELDREDeE, Solicitors for petitioners
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MARK EcTS.
Middlebury Retail Market.
Watertown Live Stock Market
For TuR WEEK ENDING Der. ~, 1915.

Market Bcef-A few choice 10 OO,a 1925 extra
20 9.75; first quality s,5Oa9 90; second
quality o % ss1y third quality 5voae 90
from no, $50, l1ja24O.
Mich Cows and Calves from S35a63; extra 05s
%. Farrow Cows SgOaiO
iearllngs sl"a22; Two years old lsa32; three
years old 2Sa45.
sheep and Lambs-In lots 81, 22j, $50, 2.75
each; extra s5.00a4 IS per head, or from lass,
per Id; lambs, a &c per Id.
Veal Calves-S5 GOA 10 20
Northern dressed hogs 10 l-4c.
Hides, Tallow and Standardization Hides
7Hc per 10; COUNTRY Hides, Gaze per
10. Biisf.on rallow 559a6}5c pcr ID; Country
Tallow 4a5.
Pelts Local. 25 each. Calf skins l4aI5c per ID.
REMARKS.
Cattle-The cooler weather has created a firm.
ness TO the trade ( cattle. Pic . have not i'm
proved. but qucaer sales generally noticed GOOD
h'ge Ken were run ia ut l0c per 10. on dressed
weight Two lots Of cattle were received from
Cduaia mostly young atuoA; all yearings ami
Two year ulds. Not any tne grId1 cattle receiy.
Ell from that section. L. Mhovler sold ~ two
year Odds, that weighed IL Oj2 lbs. at s3l per
head; oxen at lOc per 10. ID ". weighed 37IU
los u. W. Brown,ll sold steers ut 54c live
weight. o. L. Taylor sold stee ). to dress $50
lbs at 40 per 10. "; | steer at 10 or SAT
George W. Morrison sid 10 four year old steers
of hi own raising, average 1861 lbs. at exc or
Sl36l the lot. NJ. T. shackett sold l6 steers to
Q. Wentworth, to dress from coo to $50 lbs, at
81 per ID, ID "; 10 at o. per ID d W.
Sheep and Lanbs-Trade littlo brighter on
ordinary grades Of sheep. Tho different cocks
changed hands early; vsry few left unsold
at o'clock this morning. We do not perceive
nor hear t additional rates being paid on any lot
yaded. I. bv,ry sid los lnino's average rs
lbs, ut &c Der 10 Il. A. Huiclius s,li yJ sheen
average ~ lbs at Sc per lb. II Law,enoe cold
los head # a. good lambs as in murke.. average
~ los aud ~ lbs over, ut g. |. b. Sargent
sold 700 sheep. average "a lbs at S 40 per To-
Poutfy-l90 live geese were this morning sold
by l.. NJ, Tyler to b. NJ Brown at 81 per head;
young turkeys at 200 per ID; fowl at lJo per 10;
tair chickens aud turkeys at l6 $50 per h.
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PYLE's DIETETic SALERATUs.- Univer
sally acknowledged the best in uso Each
pound bears the name of JAMES PYLE
None genuine without. l4-ly
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geaat Totires.
ADRIAN WILLIAMSON ,Addi.on co,,,v
o,ono vs:t Court.

- Us. - Court
GEORGE D. WILLIAMSON June Term. 1875.
Action Of surnpst demanding seven hundred
dollars. Writ dated 10th February, A. u. 1855.
B,sause the said dvf.ndant-usvrge ID Vii.
liamsou-lives without this state nd has not had
personal notice Oi the pendeuoy u this SUIT; 1t
is Ordefed that said defendant DO notified to an.
pear ut the next term Uf said curt " be held at
hiudlebuIy' within aud for the county Of Ad1is-
on aforesaid. on the second Tuesday Of Deoemb,r
A. u. 1910, then ana there to answer thereto. ~
publishing the substance Of the plaintiff d.oars-
ton with this order tire, weeks SUCCESSFULLY In
the MIddlebury X, elsTgR. published at Middle.
bury aforesaid, the last VI which publications 10
be at least twenty days previous to said Decem-
Der torn Of said court, which shall DO deemed
sufficient notice. Aud tue day th.i eof given, etc.
X. VAIN " RIGHT, Clerk.
sLADE HARRIS, Atty Tor Plaintiff
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Salem Lead Company,

Warranted Pure WHITE lie D.
Well known throughout New England as the
WHlIE5r, FIN Est and BEST.
LIE TAPE, 5-s inches wide, on reels for
Curtain Sticks.
LEAD RIBBON, from 2l-2 to 8 inches
wide, on reels for builders.
LIE I'D PIPE, of any size or thickness.
At lowest market prices Tor goods Of equal quail
ity. Sl-3w
FRANCIS BROWN Treasurer salem Mas
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Last Tuesdays Elections.

The latest returns give the Rcrubli.
can majority in OHIO at 4.453, Rerub.
lican gain over last year OF something
over 5000.
The Republican state ticket was elect
ed III Iowa by 10000 majority, with a
Republican, majority III the legislature Of
about thirty Oh joint ballot
The full returns from Nebraska arc
not yet given, but the Repubicsn mojor.
ity is not far from 10 00U. The new
constitution was carried by large ma
jority.
AZ The election oil Hayes in Ohio is
not great victory for hard money,
though the moral effects of it, together
with the rousing Republican victories in
Iowa and Nebraska, upon the iuhation
party may possibly make it decisive
Inc. Two hubdied thousand votes were
cast i Ii Ohio ior the ilfaiitn candidates
This Indicates how goat is the present
power oil the heiesy. Otb,r great state
are as deeply injected with il rs is Ohio.
Perhaps The I,lud,rshte Of Iublic
opinion in he .Uu'hwcst is in its favor.
Sbiewd ollicisus like Senator thurman
aud Gov. Alien would b,Ier have sought
TO make it D,mcciulic putty issue il
tbey had not fully realized the powe,
with which it had taken hold OF public
opinion 10 Ono. Their de cut by the
beggorly majority Of $500 is not going tc
discourage the enemies OF the public cred.
1t. There is 10 other issue of mo
ment now existing between the two par.
ties, and perhaps the next presidential
election will be decided solely on this
one Of Initiation against hard money.
Much as we have faith in the common
sense of tho American voter, there i,
still the need Of work, faithful and effect.
i've, on the part Of statesmen and the
press, to make the victory for the public
iaiih aud 6uencial ,ouudness sure in the
coming coiflct. There is 10 use in sa,
ing that their defeat in Ohio is going to
scale the ID, mociatic party. There is 10
use in SAVING Iha, those two hundred
thousand vorc,s did not believe il india
ton. aud would not fight hard Tor their
belief. Too much col fd, uce in the NOR.
al results Vi The elections this tall ma,
IuSe several gttat states next ,pur
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STATE OF VERMONT, &c E. Bush. Cashier
County cf Addison. Sc o fthe above-named bank,
do solemnly swear that the sbov statement is true
to the best Of my knowledge and belief
4. BU,H. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day of October. 1875. J. w. BOYN IRON.
Correct attest Notary Public
JOHN l. HAMMOND
JOHN T. RICH, Directors.
@ + RUSH
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STATE OF VERMONT /, John G. yelling
County OF Addison, IS. 5 ton, Cashier Of the Ma
tional Bank Of Niddlebury, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the best Of IN
knowledge and belief.
JOHN g. WELLINGTON, Cashier
subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day of October, 1875.
Gil ARIES Il. PINNEY, Notary Public
COrect-attcst:
PARIS FLETCHER,
CALVIN HILL, Directors
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SCH .DI LIS MONTHLY FOR 1875.

The publishers invite attention to the following
list Of suine If the attractive articles secured for
Scrbners Monthly. for the coming year. In the
field Of fiction, besides numerous nOvelettes and
oh ter stories, there will be
Two Remarkable Serial S+or;ou
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Cattle and Sheep Kings.

S'Jhe greatest herdsman in the
world" isJhe title claimed for Mr..
samuel w. Allen, of Texas, who
owns 255,000 cattle. He has one
Eanche 80 miles long and 40 miles
wide, between the Nevada and CO.
Eumbia rivers, the largest on the
continent, which pastures 100, 900
bead. Two others accommodate
respectively 10000 and 35,000.-
These cattle all subsist upon the
grasses of that part of Texas
His herds require the attention or
at least 400 herders and branders,
sand the use of 5000 horses. He
brands 10000 calves every year, to
keep up the supply. The value of
Alis stock, exclusive of the land, ex-
Ceeds IS, SOC, 900.
Armijo G. Baca, of Albuquer-
que, New Mexico, owns nearly g.
900 900 head OF sheep, which are
scattered over a range Of country
800 miles square. The herds roam
al will over the boundless dry
rGains of New Mexico, without
sheiter all the year through
Tshey require no feeding, the short
Nutritious gramma grass afoFding
rood pasturage in winter
"a well az in summer.
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Worth Its Weight i'm Gold

Undoubtedly the greatest modern dis
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ICAL CURE for Dyspepsia, ~Billiousness,
Constipation, Headache, loss of appetite,
distress after eating, sour stomach, ETC.
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Next door to the Postoffice.
April 6, lSl5-lyerd &weo W..
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Southern France.

People OF small means, especial
~ inyalids who cross the ocean
chiefly on account of the sea voy-
age. can do no bette savs the In
FER Ocean, than to seek Southern
France. There is a certain long
Gunnel, a little way from Lyons,
which seems to separate the North
from the South. AS one travels
southwark it Is by-way into the
kingdom Of summer; as one emer-
sges from it returning north, the
country becomes at once barer,
kieaker, and more chilly.
But from the southwark opening
of tie tunnel, ii is all a land of
strangenes3 and enchantment.-
There Is a great swift river there
are steep cliffs and green islands
ia rushing water "a little farther
and the olives begin. stunted at
sirst, and dusky gray. Then the
solemn cypress tree stud the plain;
they mark off the fields i'm long flu
neral rows. Nothing is more gro
eesque than a fallen cypress tree in
the ranks Of lis erect brethren,
looking like adrunken mute at a
funeral.
As we are borne onward, the
plains take a golden hue from the
Kading leaves Of the vintage. There
are vast levels like the sea, clothed
IN this warm and glowing haze.
sand broken here and there by an
ISLAND of sudden cliff, on which is
Terched u ruin of the Roman
Zines. These ancient towers have
she gauntnesS and solidity Of the
actual rocks of natures own fash
Eoning.
All this scenery is SO much a
thing by itself, SO strange and sug-
sgestive of novelty that it seems a
new world. And, as the sun grows
higher in the heavens and hotter !;
aas we note the women in their
white kerehiefs, selling figs in the
little stations-and as we mark the
lizards darling about the crevices
Of the warm ard crumbling wall,
we. realize that this is, indeed, the
sunny South.
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P. o. DEPARTMENT, APPOINTMENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, d. G., Aug II, "a. {
Messrs Helphenstine Il Bentley:
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JAMES 1T. MARX,
1916 9Th st. First ASS Postmaster Gen.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Is, 1877

After suffering for two years with the
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GEO. T JONES. Vice President.
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