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STATE OF VERMONT, !
addison d iSiric


HE IT RsMEmDERED, That at Probate
I'D Court holden at Middebury within and
for said district, on the 18th day of November A.
d. iS39:-Present, Hon. Samuel Swift, Judge.
William lockwood, administrator Of
LEVI FROST,
late of Bridpori. in said district, deceased, rep
res MS 10 this court that Ire personal estate Of
said deceased IS insufficient TO ray The dcbls due
from the same and the expenses of administra-
ton and moves the Court IL authorize and license
him to sell real estate for tie purposes aior said:
1t is, therefore. ordered by the court that the
said Administrator give notice TO all persons con-
eerued to appear, if tiey shall see cause, before
probate court 10 be holden at the office Of the
Judge OF said court in Middlebury on the 25th
day Of December next ensuing. at one O'Clock lii
the afternoon. The" and there 10 make their OBJ
ieclions, if any they may have. Il authorizing &
licensing The said administrator TO sell real estate
Of said deceased, for the purpose aforesaid, by
publishing certifi COPY If this order in the
Middlebury People Press, newspaper printed
1T iddlebury aforesaid, three weeks successive
ly previously to that time.
Z. D. BARBER, Register.
A true copy of Record, 80
Attest. E. D. BARBER, Register.
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BUFFALO NEWSPAPERS.

" For any one of the papers mentioned be-
low, address (post paid) 10 JEwrrr, FooT co.
l65 Main street, Buffalo, N. Y.
COMMERCIAL ADV. AND JOURNAL,
DAILY PIPER.
EtlllS paper is published every weekday
4 evening, at $500 per anum, in advance.
No pains or expense are spared by its conduc-
tors in placing the LATEST NEWS before its
rea iers. and 40 daily paper in the western
country offers greater advantages to merchants.
manufacturers, mechanics and others. for a
general circulation of their advertisements in
the city and the Great West. In addition to
tic current news of the day, full report of
the state Of the markets, prices current, rates of
exchange. &c. is given on Tuesday of each
week. Terms of advertising reasonable.
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CAUTION" to those who

UNNECESSARY CAUTION" to those who
IN wish the original, genuine Tomato Pills,
prepared scientifically from the fruit. The rea-.
son why is because Tomato Pills are offered for
sale, prepared from the Tomato plant, the STALK
and leaf.
The things deservedly celebrated, are the To
mato jrri:l, and NILES PILLS, made from the frm1.
When the Tomato plant is found to be equally
wholesome with the fruit it will he time enough
to talk of its good medicinal qualities; and then
100, perhaps the poisonous leaf, stalk and ball OF
the potatoe plant may be substituted as food for
the root; but not till then. Hence the 'necess-
AIRY caution" be particular to ask for Miles Com
pound Tomato Pills.
ELISHA w. BREWSTER, Middlebury,
Addison Co. VT. is wholesale agent for franklin
Orleans, Essex, Chitlenden, Grand Isle, Wash
ington. Caledonia, Addison. Orange, Rutland
and Windsor counties.
Druggists in either of these counties wishing
sub-agencies will forward their applications to
Middebury.
July g. 1889. tf:9
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PATRIOT AND JOURNAL
A WEEKLY PAPER,

WEEKLY PAPER,
has been published in this County for more
than twentv-seyen years past, and It's political
course and general character. we well know.
This paper is made up from the reading mat.
Ter OF the Dailn, and is published every We'd
nesday morning, comprising the latest news
of the cay, both Foreign and Domestic
compact and well digested summary of the
proceedings of State and National Legislatures
all important State papers. and other political
intelligence, together with such interesting
miscellany as will impart pleasing variety to
the whole.
1t is, undeniably, one of the cheapest papers
IN the United States, being printed on a large
Sheet ebualling in size and amount Of reading
matter any paper west ofNew.York.
TERNs-s2 90 per annum, in advance. No
paper sent from the Office unless these terms
arc complied with. Post Masters are reques !.
ted 10 act as agents. Any person enclosing
s!o oo. free of postage. shall be entitled to
SIX copies of the Patriot and Journal for one
year.
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ii0rus -MuiticauIis Trees.
IN 400 OF the genuine Morus Multicauiis Mulberry
iO,OOO Trees, FOR sale by
SMITH, TOWNSEND & CO. WHITING
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Hes COMPOUND TOMATO PILLS.

CoUNTERFEIrs.-It will be observed. by glanc
ing at our columns. that the hope Of gain-tba
prolific source of mischief to every valuable dis
covery in medical science, has induced certai
persons, among whom, DIR. Phelps of Hartford
Connecticut, is the most conspicuous, 10 assume
the name Of TOMATO, and to claim part Of the
beneficial effects of our medicine, in order to en-
graft both upon some secret nostTuI1s Of their
own. We refer 10 the fact, merely TO show, that
there are spurious articles in the market, and per
sons DESTROYS of obtaining the genuine Tomato
incidence, should inquire for Miles, CoMPoUND
EXTRACT OF TOMATO PILLS. put up in the usual
form, with the steel engraved portrait of DIR. Miles
upon each box.
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EMeEnSuEanCe.

THNHE Rutland and Addison Mutual Fire
L. luserance COMPANY. was organized on
the 18th day Of February. 1889, by appointing
for Directors, Z. N. Briggs, j. A. Conant,
Brandon; G.. Newell, Pitt. ford; r. Pierpont,
Rutland; Il. lowe, Castleton; Kent Wright,
Shoreham; la Stewart, Middebury; FL. Num-
sill, Bristol; V. Lawrence, Vergennes.
The Directors chose E. ~ Briggs, Presi.
dent, Ezra June, Secretary, Willard Kimbal,
Treasurer.
1t is the intention OF the Directors TO make
the Company beneficial TO the INSURED, and
render it MUTUAL. No extra. hazardcus'risks
are To be taken. nor any lafge risks; and the
business of the company is 10 be managed in
prudent and economical manner.
AresponsIble and business Agent is to be
appointed in each town, who will be authori.
zed to transact the business with tine insure
in the town.
H. is confidently believed that the business
may and will be os managed as no, to cost
persons insured onebalf the amount
IT has heretofore cost. County Insurance
Companies have been established in New
York and New-H Hampshire, and the result
has been, that it has not cost one half as much
to the insured in the County Companies as
it has cos. in this State; and in many Coun.
ties the 3 per cent. paid on the Premium
Notes has paid all,expenses' and all losses.
+. JUNE, SEcRErARY.
Agents for Addison Co.
Middlrbury, Chas. Bowen; Cornwall,
BENZ F. Haskell; Weybridge, Sol. w.
Jewett; New Maven, A. P Roscoe.
Brandon, Nov. II. 1889 27:ecp6m
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RUc MUNNS' Elixir of Opium. This is
lVk the extract from the native drug. 1t
combines all the valuable qualities Of Opium
without lis deIeerious and useless principles.
1t retains only the morphia, codein, and narce:
in, and these in combination with its native
mecenic acid.
None genuine unless purchased CT
E. w. BREWSTER.
June 3, 1899. 5:if
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Mulberries, Fruit frees. sc.

M NJ PfIEt & SONS propriei0s of the Nurseries and
w Mulberry Plantations al Flushing N York offer fer
sa me most olece and valuable of Muberies
n found IN ne UniO1, comprising the Mors Muicau
rs Am Nucaus from seed very harry, Expansa EIs;a Al
phc anton Broussa, Rose of LombaTt Donluo Pyramda
10 &C me SIX hs NAMED being placed according ni;rit
Also mn and i1amenai FIRES, Shrus Plants Ru!ous
Roos Fed and an;cn Seeds IGO bushels Rohan
70 a'" Priced Catalogues will be applicant and
ID" aces Ill be shipped tc any Po delivered any trans
I"aIn ae III N York and their receipt the delivery
a. uHtrseC
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10 who have been cured ofcomplans apparently OF the
most dangerous character solely by the of the In
dian Vege able Pills.
Go-OFFIcE, and general Depot for the sale Of the
above Pills in the New England States, l9S fremont
Street near Court street, Boston, wheie they can be
had at wholesale or retail.
CO. agents nave been appointed tor the sale OF the
Pills in most every town in New England
.fl letters reative to the Pills must be addressed
thus IN E. OfEce N A. College Of Health, l9s
fremont Stree; Boston, Mass"
iddlebury, Geo. H Fish
enni ngton, Jonathan Haughton
Williamsville, Charles w Joy
Bennington, Haswell
Rutland, William Fay
Woodsi ok, Haskell & Palmer
Dover, Hiram Baldwin
Brattleboro' Bnge G. Bracket
Waterford, II utling & Co.
Newbury Prentiss Knight
Bethel, Samuel Austin, Jr.
Springfield, Geo. Washburn
Prcctorsyile Proctor & Robinson
Londonderry, Smith & GlaZier
BriIgewater, Thomas Southgate
Chester, Phineas o Sargent
Windsor, S W Hubbard
Burlington, A Brnsmaid
asst Poullney. II ickok & Mears
Cornwall Samuel Everls
Wilmington, A B Childs
Stowe Albert Comps
Post Mills, jeremiah Wilton
st. Johnsbury, Luther Jewett
Weston, John Wilder
Waterbury. Persons Lyons
Montpelier, William Clark
Ludlow, John ID .nbar e. Go.
Reading, Wood & Merrill
Hartford, 2 Strong & Co.
Norwich, Baxter & Newton
Barnard, J DanfoIih
Bethel, Lorenzo Hitchcock
Rochester, Charles Dodd
Springfield, Russell
Cavendish. A Gibson & Son
Guilford, Philip Martin
Halifax, Stone e. Co.
Westminster Aaron Hitchcock
Norhtirld Murdock& ale xanGer
Weather>fed, Barley Bartlett
IlarIland. Cotton & Bramble
Fairfax, Hampton Lovcgood.
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$500 Reward.

6 SHERRY'S Pills for G. 2. W. &c. &c.
- for sale by appointment at the drug store
mex door to the post Office.
H!iidieblry, June 3. .s39. 5lf
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"IMPORTANT CAUTION

"IMpORTANT CAUTION.n
e Il following Certificate is submitted TO
the public iii consequence ofan advertise
rnent with the above tile The original cerli-
hcate with letter from The proprieiors may be
u99S Il, the Store of the subscriber.
GEO. II. FISH.
Mlddlebury September. , 1899. l7:if
TO THE PUBLIC
WAT Z certify that we have sold 10 Mr..
w G. II. FISH of Mitdebury VI. the
genuine Mothers Relief and no other kind and
that he public may rely on getting it good and
fresh of him.
OLCOTT " N. KESSON & co.
Whole sale Agents New. York. i6.tf
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TRI. WEEKLY COMMERCIAL ADV.
A TRI-wEEKLY PAPER,

TRI-wEEKLY PAPER,
is published (for the country only every Tues
day, THURSDAY and Saturday, at So 90 per an
UNI, payable in advance. Advertisements for
the daily are incerted in the Tri.weekly. gratis.
1t also contains all the reading matter which
appears i'll the Daily.
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Notice,

TH7HIS may certify that l, Abraham Folsom,
"A do give my sen William his time and lib
city 10 transact business for himself and will
make n" claim for his services and will pay no
deb OF his contracting after this date.
ABRAHAM FOLSOM.
Rirton, April 9th, 1889. S0;Sw
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A SHOCKING ACCIDENT.

Fourteen persons killed irounded "A most.
SCRIPT in the Hagars,own, Maryland Torchilpht,
announces dreadful explosion at Rn.h's store ia
Hascock, which was blown up few nights ~eo,
aud fourteen persons were either killed or wound.
ed. 1t is said that two open kegs Of powder had
been LETT standing by the counter, into one Of
which the snuff of candle was Rceidentlv
THROWN The B fillmore Patriot has a letter from
Hncock, under date of the 2nd instant, which
furnishes the following additional and melancholy
PARTICULARS of the shocking affair
LAST evening, about 8 o'clock, wo were sud
denly alarmed by a tremendous explosion that
spot the whole building terribly, and we soon
asertained that Daniel Rush's sioro had been
blown to atoms. The old part - completely
demolished, and the new part, which has JIst
hem fitted up for dwelling, is 80 shattered that
it will doubtless have TO DO taken down. lis
gods arc much damaged by fire, water and
dir. that they will scarcely bring moro than ono
fourth of their value; but all this is nothing,
wien compared to the human suffering That has
resulted from the explosion. There wero Tour
teen persons in the building at the time, SIX OF
whom were dangerously wnunded-some win
leps. Others with arms broken, and all their Ia
ces scarfied in n shocking manner. Daniel
Rush and two iourncvman hoemakers are not
oxnec,.J TO live. Three Of Dani.rs children
among those seriously mi lred, but the youngest
child mraculousiy escaped unhnrt II ""S IN
the CRADLE and those who FIRST arrived NJ .n~
scene of ruin and distress. saw IT'S niue haho a.
boye the rubbish, and on removing the tai'en UNI
her thew found that the cradle had preserve" VI"
child from being crushed to death Mrs Rush.
Daniels father and mother, John Craig, Murphy
| Pool. Mr. KingsIy and son, are all moro or 'ess
;,;nred Every body seems TO be IN state Oh
yIoemy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, curiosity ana us
| tonlshnAent preyaii-numberless Conlec'ules n'
10 the caus, Of the explosion are auoa', o"t noun
| ing definite n relation thereto can DO obtained
| &C.. hf in, IN Mh
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RHODE tSr.avD

Ser<n Wig Senator'S Eiec,ed.-Our ,.,a.,,
are aware that IT was matter Of Doubt. hec,,s
the official counting Of votes for the Senator. 81
Rhode Island whether quorum Of ,h,, h,ay
had received ma jorIty OF all tho votes. Tha
official counting took place on Thursday, when !,
was ascertained that seven Senators, ALI.
WINGS, had been chosen. Samuel w. King =.
chosen by jority of 52S over all others; H.z-
ekiah Ellsworth by 100; jonathan Reynolds by
ia; Ezekiel Fowler bv 100; William s. Brown
ing by ll6; OIney Whipple by 1919; Henry ALI
rich BY l65.
The ma nri,ics are larger than in our calcuia.
tion saws The Journal, but as We, IN every casa
took the lowest estimate not surprised az
this. John Stcrne the loco feco candidate, has
been chosen general treasurer by "a ma jaritv OF
IS: Henry Bowen. secretary by mnJority OF
902; Albert c. Greene, attorney general WITHOUT
opposition; both Wings. There are three vacan-
cles in the Senate, but quorum is chosen, no
new election will take place. and the first Sena-
tor. Samuel w. King, will oificiate as Governor.
Mr.. k'ng enjp,s the eA,ire confidence Of the
Wing party. and has repeatedly refused, for rca-
sons OF a private nature, :he nomination OF Gov
ernor. He is IN every respect qualified TO dis
charge The duties of the Office.
The Wing majority in Grand Committee is II.
Thus. although II is subject Of regret and NOR.
,fca,ion that the Wings, IN consequence of their
div isions, failed cleo, their candidate for Gov
ernor. STILL So ~ the power ia concerned, IL is
as we'll rs though they had carried their entire
ticket.
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Of Delaware county, and their Successors 10 Office
are hereby appointed body polite and corporate
andy the name and style OF the President and
Directors of the Richmond aud Muncey town turn
pix. campanv, shall he able and capable In law
and equity 10 sue and be sued, plead and be i'm
pleaded, in any ard all courts Of justice what
ever, 10 make and use common seal, and shall
be able 10 make contracts and enforce the same
aad TO make and enforce the necessary by
laws, rules and regulations to enable them TO
carry into effect the provisions of this act.
SEC. 8. The capital stock OF SAID company
shall consist of two hundred thousand dollars di-
vided into shares of twenty-five dollars each, and
the corporation shall have power to increase the
capital stock If necessary to any sum which may
be required TO complete said turnpike.
SEC l. The said corporation shall meet at
the town Of Economy in Wayne county. on the
first day of March next. or as soon thereafter as
a maiority of its members may agree upon. and
shall at such time as they may deem cxpedient
open books for the subscription of capital stock o
said company, and said corporation shall have all
the rights, powers and privileges given TO the
president and directors of the Wayne and Union
turnpike company bv an act entitled "an act to
INCORPORATE the Wavne and Union turnpike COM
pany" approved February Z, 1885, for the pur-
pose of constructing turnpike road from Rich-
nond in Wnvne county, VIA Niliiamsburgh- T.
conomy Brownsville 10 Munceytown IN Della
ware county, and shall be governed by the same
restrictions and provisions contained IN the above
rected act in all things wi atevet.
SEC s. This act to be IN force from aud after
its passage.
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For the Palladium.
THE MARKETS! TNE MARKETSm

MEssRs. EDrroRs-Pcrmit to express my
self through the columns Of you paper, on a SUBJ
ect of some impor tnncc, to tho comfort Of house,
keepers in our town My objec is, If possible,
to lessen n great evil, which has been, and re-
mains to be great source of vexntiun. All who
have families find it great pleasure 10 keep
house; but that pleasure with us is greatly Of
nnished in consequence Of being SO annoyed
and perpexcd about the derangcd and confused
manner, in which markets arc regulated, It
I ,houoht that it could not be otherwise, ! would
grin and bear il, cannot but believe that tho
evil is permitted bv us, and G alone are to blamc
If prornp, and energetic measures were taken by
the proper authority, and tho citizens unite IN
concert TO sustain those measures, it would not
only concucc to the comfort Of house-kcepers, but
reflect honor upon the character OF the town.
Then there would be need Of strong up ana
down the streets from morning till night, (as Il
werc) will, plate unaer one nr"' an" " ""'"''
on the other; and then go home WI" ''' e"
old VARIETY of bread and meat, ana "'ea' INV
bread, inviting Us to rich rePast.
/ It is said that the farmers about mere are '',
accustomed to attend market, and mat " """'N
he d,fficut for them submit TO any regu'a'''"s'
a,h.- than those by which they have always Dee"
coyerued; but know Of farmers that unoe'
city .marke, regulations, and they woo'o De ga
sd s,ch IN vogue here, and these would SCI q"
,n,,,. n the rest and both farmer and TOW"
,eooIe would be accommodated. For instance
should an ordinance be passed, prohibiting mer'
chants and grocers from buying country p'oo"o0
> on marse, days, (market days including all .ns
hours Of those days) over the amount OF one oo''
lar. or under twenty-five cents. Ih's Inc "e'
:. chan, would not object to, and tho iasmef 80.
"A know where to take their marketing, VIZ; 10 70.
4 ,k., house. and there receive cash in PAYNE"
l. instead of padIocks and wbe's'ooe' las -.
however, would no, pretend to dictate as 70 70.
mos, s.ped.n, plan be adopted; b.. ~s ' =
:, susees, these things. hoping tho "."e. n ),
y, ,,ksn hold of, with some SPIRIT and something 4
* done soon. If the citizens think inc p -.
Is. .'o,'s al. Els. 90 ,hi. ..s
;, ;ec,. perhap. may in'rodo again. N.vu.ss.
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PUBLIC S AL E.

TWILL be offered a, Public Sale, at the s'laenee .,
Nv .,rsc,ibsr half a mile soush Of Kirhmonh' on
-. =, I'm day the sth of the 9th fnoath, guam
n Hon..bod Furniture, Joiner's Too: OF various
IL .,,relv new and Tool Chest: fioign 'afsow
Ai" -. n, ,hourn w AGoS with double Carnage raf-
10 ,.,~,.v-ALso-an excellent assortment Oh OfE
nes, or.;s,,ns of-Madder Logwood, Fds'ic' Jam
"o 'p D., V;rriol Cope ras ac &c-Also-a quantity
sai-, IA Wooll.n Wars Red and Green FLANSEI-
S.TTsErr rSae 90 commence q. 10 s1rA
a m Term. liberal W TO-.
Fifh-monih. 18th, 1889. -
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

Ala, meeting of ves,ry Of ST. P.ufs Chu'ss: held IN
tn. borough of Richmond on Friday, May iosh, 1887
On motion. Resoved-Thas the Ciers aosess 70. pr,
.,Is q, =. received I'LL first day Of June next Tor the
nldins of church edihce in said borough for the
,,o, Of ST Pau's church. The plan OF the
1.m;,.a a, IN. house Rev George Fiske, q Of n
~ necessary be had by enaufns Oh any
,,.nh~, of the yes,rv building Committee
GEORGE FISKE, Ch:. Of the Nesssy.
LIS w BoRpEx. Ok. Pro. Tom.
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SEC. 81. The corporation may charge and re
cover such TOLL from all persons travelling, or to
the privilege of driving all manner OF live s'oci
wagons and teams, pleasure carriages, &c. q
said road or any part thereof, as shall be for IN
interest OF the company. and the same 10 ehangf
io,-ar or raise at pleasure: Provided, That ,h
49,. established from time to time shall! be poste
no in some conspicuous place or places on sal
road.
SEC. %. That when the aggregate amour
IF dividends declared, shall amount to the fu
sum Of capital invested and SIX per cent. pc
onnum interest thereon, the boards doing coun
~ business in the counties OF Wayne and I
MON may SO regulate the tolls and ire,sn's
mum on the capital shall he divided. and
o,h.,- or greater rates Of toll shall DO coilec'
cd than shall DO necessary 20 defray the COZ
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.,;. Association Of Chalk e"oa'y T.. 90 o.
The .s.a sos ne m. ,sr.. which o.: .ss:
s rss. ssss ss .s :. - . s
o. o.. .n s,.xv n. shroass Of the Psops aos
Ism NO.. CO." ,..,..ss 70 say the least o.
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An act to amend an act ensfled ''dn d7 70 ".o
-. ,o-o.e The Wayne and Union Turnpise COM
pany,n approved February 1888, ana % p, ,n
CORPORATE tie Richmond and Mune.esown hoo'
company. (Approued February T. 1851
Src I. Belt enacted by the General Assem-
hin of the State Of Indiana, That all moneys
Inch are or NAV be paid on stock subscribed 10
the Wayne and Uaion turnpike COMPANY C "
-. living north of the town OF Cen
I'LL. shall be expended that part OF the
ro,d which lies north Of said town, beginning a
C..,,,e,,lle simultaneously with the commence
men, Of the other part Of said turnpike
SEC. 2. Tha, Cornelius Ratlif: Samuel Jonn
.on r r. Butler g. Reuben NJ. Worth OF Wayn'
county. David Macy and John Hodson OF Henr.
ronn,y. William Jay and Daniel Worth OF nan
doIph county, and Jesse Dslany and John Nees