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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-08-26
FASTEST SELLIN &c BOOK
4 NENTRAL VT. RAILROAD.
" RUTLAND DIVISION.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

TRAINS MoviNe SourH-Nuil leaves Durling
ton a, $40 m; Nergcnncs 9:iO; Middebury
9:42 Leicester juno. 10 :08; Brandon 10 20; ar.
| rves in Rutland at IL. Leaves Rutland at l 2 ::
10 p M; Ludlow :22; Chester l;ji; arrives II
Bellows Falls at 2:25pm.
Express leaves Burlington 30 PIN. Vergenne,
2 10, Mildlebury 80, arrives at Leicester Juno
ton 80.
Passenger leaves Burlington at 800 M; Yer
gennes j:55; Middlebury 4:37; Leicester juno
5;ls; Brandon 5:35; arrives at Rutland at G AS
Night Express-Lsaves Burlington at 1880 7
m; Nergennes s: Isl Middlebury 8:44 Leicester
June $40; Brandon 800; arrives in Rutland a
$3.50,
MovISG NonIH-Night express leaves Rutlant
lao m; Brandon 2:O5 Leicester juno. 2l9
Middebury 2:48; Nergennes 1925; arrives II
Burlington at 4:23.
Mixed leaves Rutland 90 In Brandon Z AS
Leicester juno. e:l5; Middebury $50; yergen
mes l0:40 arrives at Burlington 1905.
Express leaves Leicester Junction 10 Ia a NJ
Mlddlebury 10 40. Vergennes IL lG, arrives Ii
Burlington - lOpm.
Mail-Leaves Bellows Falls ut 1850 q IN
Chester 1923 p IN Ludlow 1925; Rutland 2 :O5
Brandon 243; Leicester juno. 1850; Middlebury
1872; Vergennes3 :55; arrives in Burlington a
4A5.
Express leaves Rutland 4:33 pm; Brandon
SOC; Leicester Juno. 6:ls; Middlebury 3s
Vergennes Got; arrives at Burlington ESQ.
ADDISON RAILROAD.
Trains moving South-Mixed leaves Ticonder
oga 1850 a m; Larrabee's Point s:O5; Orwell
$40; Shorehsm $50; Whiting 9;05; arrives a
Leicester Juno. 9:25
Express leaves Ticonderoga, 20 AN, LARA
bees Point 9 rs, Orwell 8 43, Shoreham so
Whiting SO, Leicester Junction 10 05.
Trains moving North-Express leaves Leicester
junction 90 P n, Whiting 8 09, Shorehan 3 10
Orwell 80 Larrabee's Point As, arriAe at TT
conderoga 3 so.
Mixed leaves Leicester juno. 20 m; Whit
ing 49, Shoreham 90; Orwell G IL; LARA
bees Point AZ; arrives at Ticonderoga so.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-08-26

(ZRO MEACHAM

Would take this opportunity to thank his or
toners for their liberal patronage for the ps
twent' year', and informs thom that he hes iu.,
returned from market With
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-08-26

Flowers gathered In the woods often
appear hopelessly wllted by the time
home is reached. but recut the stalks
and plunge them into water as hot as
the hand can bear for few minutes.
then place them under q glass shade. or
for want of something better. a sheet OF
tlns tissue paper, and they will recover
so that they may easily be pressed on
the following day.
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A REFORM RECORD,

This must be the first requisite by
both parties in a choice Of candidates.
5 The Democracy will 60 into the race
witR'clean hands and record of an
honest effort TO clean out the unclean
q stables of Radical corruption. The
number of Liberal Republicans who are
in favor of an honest administration
of national affairs is comparatively
small, so that the main fight will be be.
tween the Democracy and the thieves
.whowill nominate and stand by any
man who will perpotuate Grautism Mr.,
Bristow is too honest and too mucllofa
gentleman to beavailable az h Radical
candidate Nor Is he extreme enough
to command the support of the
bloody shirt -shriekers' The man who
VIII be nominated At Cincinnati WIN
probably be tarred with tho same stioll
'Biaine'' Belknap and Grant are, Every
Il. H.
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A FLOUR TRADE WITH BRAZIL

The gradual increase oil our mining
;,,,rost will soon begin TO demand
,,,oro or n market for our flour 1t ~ Il
well known commercial fact that the
aorr made from Southern grain stands
expectation through the tropics better
Than -four made from Northern grain,
IN view Of this important advantage, II
behooyes our mill men and Hour dealers
to consider at an early day the ieaslb'l'
ity Of opening up u market Tor DALLAS
-four IN Havana and the ports Of south
America, particularly Rio Jonelro BRA
iii. The lom trade of Richmond and
Baltimore with chat port forms very
noticeable Gici,lent Of theif Trade.
The most practical and expeditions
way 10 test this question: Is, a direct
shipment of llour from Dallas to Rio
,laneuo followed by a return cargo Of
coffee. Capital is timid, and il will re
ouire more than ordinary nerve to make
the venture. once made, however il
viii demonstrate the profit and satcty
Of the Investment
It's only recently u., IoSas grain
and Texas flour has '""' mondod that
recognition Of It's - grade ana
err Il that it il entitled to, and the way
| in which it has fulfilled the expectation
Of dealers, and competed with brand,
manufactured elsewhere, ought and
does establish beyond question The
excellence ofTexas Dour in all mmkct
where it has come into anything Ike
nn, competition. The quality of the
-four being established, its adoption fol
export to the tropics admitted; there !
nothing now really in the way of build
ing up an immense flour trade III lho
direction, provided the proper steps are
| iull On
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-10

= THE New York CNroa'cic of Saturday
reports Il "Our crop reports this week
are somewhat irregular; that is to say,
there, have been quite general rains
which were very beneficial in many sec
tions, but rather excessive in others,
though no actual damage. is anywhere
reported. Throughout Texas now the
reports are extremely favorable; and
generally in Louisiana, Arkansas and
Tennessee the same is also true. In
one,half or more of Mississippi and two,
thirds of Alabama, warm, dry weatheris
much needed as the plant is backward
and the rains have been too frequentc
In the Atlantic States the progress now
making is generally very satisfactory,
Planting has been going on this woek
in portions of the overlooked section,
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dovioo that low cunning, official yena-
INV. love of Office and political tricltery
can bring to bear will be Inc
Centennial struggle will be not
against more taxation without repre-,
sentaiion and official tyranny but
against the boldest and most shameless
OF corrupt and viciousrulcS' 1t VIII Do y, u
struggle between honesty and rascaIl-
ty which has permeated and dol'Ieo eve
ry fountain of official purity ana ''"'
| tional honor.
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IlG Great Summer Sale Of Fine Ready
Made Clothing.
30 Days! 30 DhysH 30 Bays!M
AT THE
New York Clothing House

We are unuer many obligations to the cit.
iHens OF Dallas and surrounding country. for
the very liberal support they have extended
Toward US during our stay here, and in order
by one and oil Of our former ideas, we sill
adhere TO the motto, "Quick Sales and Small
proht" We have this day made n conres.
sion, and for the next Thirty DAYS, will re.
eeive from our New York Manufacturiny
Estab lishnent all the necessarles Of The som
son, nne clothing, light underwear, boots ana
SHOES, and q combined new assortment ni
elegant gents furnishing goods. The stock
VIII oe omered at z great reduction from our
the assertions made, that the New YorE
Clothing House, In the lowest price clothing
''''o"'o !" teA~. liy4 "i. inay27-tf
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~. .......,. nOun, Of tne nody.

mia stomach Is the grand supply depot Of
AZ nody, upon which It draws for al lho ''o'
Wy nIo headed In the composition OF bone
,asoIe braIn and blood. The liver ishh I'M,
n,,ont auxiliary OF this mighty organ i'hu
w. ,,ro AFRO most Intimately connected
Nothingso certainly ensufeStho n"',i,o,','u'
action ofthese yiscera, and 80 completely re-
moves the disorders which simulthnS 9 ,,nl.
affect both, M Iosletters So".r macltc ior aI
cnmplninis TO which the stomach, ilyti ahu
bowels are subject, ana tbs foremost tohlGoll
his sido of the Atlantic. Indigestion eos
tiyeness, inactivity ana congestion "i W W.,
,iyer are poverty OF the blood, debility pi nc
IaIher and Kidneys, and many Olhcr OIL
nents produced by or cnnslng weakness nf'
entirely removed by liz use,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-10

TnrEE and u halt days from the East
ern TO the Western ocean Is the time OF
the special train that has Just spannod
tho continent from New York to San
Francisco. IL is the marvellous railway
feat of the word, and wh~' ''S''ol we
.r,d No. scans had to be crossed
that the abrupt Sierras had to be climb.
ed on the heaviest grades and that two.
thirds OF the way was on single track
much of which can be but imperlectly
Ibid and ballasted, the Old World viii
be startled at the audacity of American
prOgress
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-10

The New York Graphic says OF Mr.
Blaine: His smartness has been his
ruin. He has too much speculation IN
his eye He has ouiwitted himself, and
it is with profound regret that we drop
the name OF this really able, eXpericne.
ed man, from whom the country ca
pcctod so much, from the list orpossible
PrrailcntSN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-10

Mn. MoNcUuE d. CONWAY, the thought
ful and observing London correspoh'
dent of the Cincinnati CoamHc'0i says
very truly that no European nation
within this century has had such an
absolute irresponsible potentote rs the
United Stntes LII
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-10

'rHr speech Of Hon. II. :. Guy in the
State senate, as well as his indelatigI
Bile cXertions to secure the location OF
branch of the Supreme Court at Dallas
will meet with the general and sincere
appreciation of the people Of this Sena-
torial District, and merit the highest
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-10

"Tnr sorehearts' is what BhstowS
Chicago friends call themselves. The
Rev, Robert Collyeris the Worthy Past
Grand sorehenrt, and has been speaking
to the eight hundred who are ready to
ride into the jaws of death for Benj'-
min 4
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"No Southern man can be elccl'"
President, they din into our ea'F'
Who said one could or would be : 1T
would be hard to get one TO occupy the
Presidential chair until it has been dIs'
infected and the Grantism deodorlsed.
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FREE ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
FREE TO ALL.
But TO Business Advertisement La
serted without Pay.

Desiring 10 make The Herald the medium
of communication for the general Pupie'
md also 10 assist those who may htth w.
sistunco, we have determined 10 pIiht tIor
nLynitI,1ng column. Advertisements under
Ihe Lrad of "ln,t," Found "Whntod,
aFer sale, "For Rent" "To Let Of NOT
more thuu three lines, VIII bee inserted III
tbls column two times irce Of ehntev' "nSn
suCh advertisements exceed three INES INC
excess WIN he charged nt the rate 81 uNe
r"nis "A line, each insertion, IN advance anu
Whan such advertisements ARE printed lhUlr
lhnn Two times they VIII no chRrBeI ~ tlo
additional insertion. Seven words MAKE n
line.
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W. +. LYTE.
W. +. LYTE. IN. N,rpruy
ZEAL ESTATEAGENTS
ToR SALE.

Improved and unimpro,ea rroner,,. T.,
every quarter Of the city also firms and
OF Texas. VI" o'"e' counties
rot ,entLDWellings and business houses in
oi Dallas. Special attention paid to
lshlng land claims; also, t. the collecting Of
rents notes and accounts, BY
po,,r WI. Lyle c CO.,
Real Estate Agents, No. NS Damar street.
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TINS corruption now being uncarIhed
at New Orleans in the Customhouse, by
the Congressional committee is OF Il
piece with the Radical raseality and oil-
cial thicving that hus been 80 long going
on MI over the country What chain
gang the "Nation' would have il all OF
its thieves in office could be found out
and convicted and put in striped
Al
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-10

wnrRe is Stanley, the Ethiopian
pioneerY An investigating committee
should hunt him up in Africa, Can It
be that he has given himself away /
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A MAJORITY of the Alabama de'es"''oh'
according to the Mobile Register, are '0''
Tilden She votes first in the ConVen'
ton at 81. Louis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-10

OYSTERS do not abandon Their own MS
A great number of other marine animals
do, but delNin them within the folds of
the bronchial tens inside their shells,
where they remain enyeloped in II mu-
cous substance, III which the embryo
development is accomplished. The
Young ones come out of their shell with
u temporary swimming apparatus, which
enables them to float and search solid
body, to which they can attach them.
selves. The number of young oysters
expelled Mt each period Of breeding
from the mantle of single mother
amounts to from one on two millions.
Miss Yongc, the novelist, has publish.
ed N remarkable essay upon courtship
and marriage for the young people oi
England especially for Christian young
Women. She maintains TINT the thought
that Il woman should have n personal
affection ior a man before marriage is 4
comparatively modern notion, and that
IN old times the daughter was disposet
Of hy her parents as If she had nothing
to say for herself in this matter Mis-,
>ongo believes th"Vour modern freedom
Of choice should make youngwomen Sc
rIons ana rarehll, ana mat marriage o
mere obedience without previous love
which was no SIN III the maiden OF Tor
NOR times nor Is so III some countrle
now - u s'h III lhe English E"' "'''
day who ough'Alr persons sentenced
lew Orleans Tor whisky frauds on
trlday Is the support OF u family dc-
pendent upon ms "Nortlons for the
necessities OF life. This may not be the
case with Mr John Henderson, who is
reputed TO be man of wealth. hut,
WIN regard to the others each one up
on entering the prison doors leaves be-
hlhd n Wile ana children to mourn the
separation winch has boon determined
IH the UNFOLDING hand of the law
Ih' prisoners do not seem to griove so
haurh ON their own account rs for tile
,','S 'hv r OF 'ne'r umior'umatr cn,
vun'S '"n''s , 10 til''r i''lhli'es' me out
nnl -, "ol,'e' y, tnP PRISONERS ~ cheerful
a ,'', t,,',' ''"N''A"''o" l'ee from DIES
to''''''''S ssuaG.a ttss
An English Judge, Sir j. Hannah in
a charge TO n jury recently, made some
well-tined remarks in regard to tho
freedom Of manners and the laxity of
the rules of propriety that prevail in
fashionable society, and which lead TO
the tripping of Innocent people. Mar.
Red women who roam about with men
other than their husbands, girls who
make secret appointments, maidens
who ilirt with men who are not eligible
those who place themselves in sus.
pioious positions or establish familiar
relations with agreeable strangers are
N danger and mon themselves under
not dissimilar circumstances are Table
o have their moral characters undcr
mined Propriety of conduct is largely |
neglected., and society is thereby made |
nore dangerous to he um"noriod ~ Ie
o.. A. - 'S""'"NN, 'llV
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-10

GENERAL g. 4. BEAuREGARD PeVi''o''
to Congress to remove his political dlS y,
bilities has been referred to the Juo''
ciarv Committee
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-10

TIE Chinese trouble is by no means
settled in San Francisco, and it Is feared
that the determination OF the p'gla'
element may commence At any mo-
mimi
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-10
DALLAS. TEX AS

TINS tobacco crop in Kentucky IS IN
6ne condition, while the wheat is sntief
inp from rust
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-10

THr extreme Radical press is indus
tdously engaged whitewashlng Blame
hut somehow or other the whitewaSiI
emit atand the Democratic weather
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-10

A good cook white at 1873 Olive street
cornrr OllVo aud Bryan, on blo ElmHft'I
luuJ.1t
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A servant to cook and wash Ior a smalI
srrrt Iuncl-idt
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BLAINE has made his will and left hiB
Presidential great expectations to 'he
Great Unknown. g ..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-10

Everybody 10 move their clothes cleaned
colorcd and repaired by II, kcllers steam
DyclnE ana Cleaning hNlahllShlneht, "'
tanIishmont Ia this line In Dallas ana sur
rounding. IL is very well prop lcd Tor 4Ilt
Kinds ol work. My manner OF clennlnt
clothes IL the only correct one, ana Is doht
without any injury to the clothes on color.
funh-lW
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wanted

\ pair Of Young mules, Well broke. A
drrHSG. Il TO- this Oiiice. JuhH ~
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" nntcd.

int of shelving and drawers and I'm
counters Apply at THE HERALD once
mny6du
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A womuu To- cook at boarding house. Al
ply at M. ~ swiss street, near Union atG.
q. III. Jones. Juh'''''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-10

MIR. ugden's Deputy collector accidentally
dropped or mi laid u small blank trcclr
favor by leaving the same ut the Mayor
mtirr iuuo-5t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-10

AtAOrnFNN hI HhW'
j. ii. Hayes, Attorney NJ Law, 2Ol Com
mprce street south of COurthouSol, DALLAS,
Texas. Special attention pnid To lnnd
claims, aprltt
Hurt ~ smith, office on Main street over
state Savings Bank. iob1dtI
W. y, Oldham, Office in Mitchle's building,
Opposite the I4r(irand hotel, Main street.
INnlldti
John NJ. Stommuus, Attorney Mt Law, No.
lO1 North Side Public square, upstairs.
uct2J-dtt
Mccoy ~ Mccoy, ofiluo south side of Court
house square. u
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For sale

A palcsIady at mc Toy store, opposite
China HAL, Juho'S'
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Old papers for sale ut The Herald Office
81 per hundred.
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Wanted
For KrnI

10 trade n quantity ofdry Goods boots an .il
shoes lor most anything. Address ~ " US
office, l""'''-'
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MnmLr,I,

4 few day boaldtrs, ana Rehllelnhn h ~,
MN. rtn pTt board NJ southeast corner Ph-
, t, ,v,.u.,p ana sycamore. Juny'2t
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A Pheasant furnished room southern cA'
posuiu. Ront low. Apply to A. NJ" I'M" Once
unplO-d2t
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wanted.

pnnch srrd Guutel by the bArrelor pueheI
by Ammon Bun ht the Dallas Nnrs"'lcH'
muuIU-d2l
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.


l.. Il. Harris, Solicitor in Bankruptcy
United Stntcs District Court, Western DIS
lrict OF Texas. once Al Elm street, Dallas
VeNns POStoiliCo box, list mnyB'dim
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OlG a'npcra.

Halls puteai, cheap. Apply to Z, BE- Her
nld Odict. mhSl"-u
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S~"ihhH anu ChrGeOhA,
RoHT. DUNCAN, N. D., 80 Mckinney AVeu-
ne, near krclgs' mil. may2i-lm
Jno. II, Morton, NJ. H., ottice over First Ma
tlOnnl hank Residence corner san Jacinto
aud llarwood streets, Dallas, Texas,
mChl6ilm
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01
RIVER NEWS.

The river, after falling 10 or II
feet, again took ARISE on Wedncs
day, swelling couple of feet or
more, but is again about at stand.
Business continues dull, except
on Saturdays when tho farm
hands draw their weeks rations.
Our local packet, tho Osccola
Belle; is doing but a light business;
coming up on Tuesday, she lays
mp at Ashport, the hands culi,va-
ting patch of corn, while the Off.
GERS go fishing; returning TO Mem.
phis on Saturdays. This is wha,
wc call stcamboating under diff.
culties /; but such lndciat'gable pcr-
severance is bound t0 win in tho
end. The Belle of Memphis will
resume her place in tho Anchor
Line and will be down TO morrow
So say those who profess to know
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01

VIZ were panied to learn that Mr..
f. b Hale had his hand badly Grip
Piled the other day,-whilc fooling
around in caressing manner, about a
moving machine, he got two fingers
OF his right hand caught among the
cutting knives, and he now mourns the
loss Of the end of his index finger,
which has gone the way ,f ali flesh,
and a cash in the next finger whicl,
will require careful nursing for some
time to come. Better luck next time.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01
Doctor.

LlrrLs Clsrsepcc Bgtlcr, having
followed his fa,heT up 10 Mr. D. Hen
woods store, the latter gently and
kindly asked him if he didn't want a
ginger cake ooh, yes, was the re-
ply. well, said Mr.. H., go behind
tho counter aud GET onc.'
no stree! you don't get me back
there You keep too damn many old
pistols and shot.guns back there. You
don't catch me mapping. ! tell y0a.'
1t is needless to say that hearty
laugh was INDUCED in, and the ginger
cake hrauehi to the front.