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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-08

BEHAVED TO RE HoAx-The letters attributed to
John O. Coz, now publishing in the Tattler, penny
paper. We have published two Of them-but we
have since heard that they the pure invention Of
some penny-a-liner. THIS may be so. The Tattler
was the paper that published the forgery on Charles
Dickens, calling it ga second letter" taken from the
London Morning Chronicle" The hrst one. on
he copyrigh, law, was authentic, the second for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-08

SAD AccrDENr-BUr FORTUNATE REscuE.-Yes-
terday morning the steamboat Iolas was coming
up from Shrewsbury, Lieutenant Hunt Of the Navy
with another officer and thirteen men in a barge
attempted TO board her; when, by the mismanage
meht of the coxwain the barge came in contact with
the steamers wheel which instantly destroyed the
barge and left them all floating in the water; some
saved themselves by the wheel and some by ropes
but Lieutenant Hunt and six men went floating
astern. Passed Midshipman Bartlett of the Nays
passenger on board, rallied crew quickly and
launching the yawl OF the steamer from the upper
deck, was after them in moment, and succeeded IN
rescuing Lieutenant Hunt and all the men from
watery grave. One poor fellow was taken up from
beneath the surface quite nsensible, but was soon
resuscitated. Too much praise cannot be given TO
Captain Aaire, his crew. and all the passengers, for
their promptness and assistance in the rescue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-08

TREASURY NorEs OUTSTANDING lsr OcroBER, 1912.
Amount outstanding of the issues prior the act of the
3lst January, 1912, viz -
Amount as per the records of
this Office, 3,S72, $50 ii
Deduct in the hands Of the
accounting officers, 6,700
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-08
Principal Office OF the College }
of Medicine and Pharmacy, 7
OF Nassau St. New York.


In confederation of the above affidavit, we can
state that Mr.. Sands, there mentioned, called seve-
raj times at our office, and endeavored to procure
the New YORK HERALD the insertion of his adver-
tisements, excluding those of all others, propos-
ing to pay in money what we thought would be
equivalent to the amount which all other similar
medical advertisers paid. We objected to this pro-
position, account of its monopolizing character
and considered it species of secret prescription of
all other vendors in the same lne-a sort of black
mail operation, not consistent with our firm and
open mode of doing business.
From these facts, the motives of the Sun newspa-
per in attacking the Nassau street College become
very transparent Beach is angry, probably, because
Mr.. Richardson did not offer a larger price than
Mr.. Sands-and in order, as he foolishly thinks to
lnure the establishment as much as he cam he calls
IT Bennett's"-" Bennetl's'-" Benefits al
though he has as much to do with it as he has,
Beach has yet to learn the true opinion of the pub
lie. few editors and Wall street politicians hate
us-but the great public have confidence in every
thing we engage in, because they have found us
honest open, direct, independent and above board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-08

STEAM SHIP BRITISH QUEEN, Capt Eyckholt.
went to sea yesterday afternoon, a, two o'clock,
with twelve passengers. She brought over sixty
seven. Cunard's steamer brought over seventy, and
carried back but twelve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-08

The NASSAU STREET COLLEGE OF MEDIcINE.-We
have been requested by Mr.. Richardson, the agent
OF the College of Pharmacy and Medicine, 81 Mas
street, to publish the following affidavit explain
ing the of the hostility of the Sun newspaper
towards that useful establishment =
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-10
Died.

In Shoreham, April aa Miss Elizabeth Beach
in the 63d year Of her age. Printers in New
York and New York and Michigan are request.
ed, SC.
In Rutland, on the I'd inst. Emily Fay. wife
of Solomon Foot, Esq. aged 90 years.
In Burlington, Mrs. Emma X. Fay, aged %,
wife Of Dexter NJ. Fay.
Also, Mrs. Carissn, widow of the late Hon
Horatio Gates of Montreal aged 81.
Also. Mrs. Elizabeth Millikin, aged &c,
At Windsor, DR.. Isaac Green, aged SO.
In Hinesburgh, Deacon Lyman Beecher
aged %.
In Troy, N. Y. Mrs Eunice w. wife of 81 r
Alanson Wilcox, aged 80.
In Shoreham, Feb 9, 1912 Mr.. Samuel Bax.
ter, aged 10. Printers in N. Y. are requested,
Sc
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-10
Estate of Levi Smith Jr.

WE the subscribers being appointed by the
W Hon. the probate court for the district of
Addison, commissioners 10 receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons a.
gainsI the estate of LEVI SMITH Jr. late oil Mid
dlebury, in said district deceased, and also all
clsims and demands exhibited 10 Offset thereto;
and six months from the 4th day of May being
allowed by said court for that purpose, we do
therefore hereby give notice that we will attend
to the business of our said appointment at The
dwelling house Of Rufus Perkins. in Middlebury
on the first Mondays ofJuly and October next
from nine o'clock A. N. until O'Clock p. NJ. on
each Of said days. NORMAN TUPPER
LEVI NEEDHAM, Noih'
Dated al Middlebury this Alb day of May
1912 l:3
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-10
Young Mems Temperance So
cIpfV
ciety.

There will be an adjourned meeting of this
Society at the Town Room on Monday eve-
ming, the 18th inst, at o'clock.
The following resolutions will be presented
for discussion
LIST Resolved; that the argument against as
sociated action in favor of Temperance. drawn
from the responsibility and incapacity of the
people to institute and control any moral En-
terprise, is inconsistent with the spirit of our
laws, and can be urged with equal force in pc.
litics as in morals.
I'd Resolved; that the doctrines that the
Temperance Reform is necessarily fraught
with enormous evil, because it aims only to
martial reformation of the human race, and is
in danger of supcrsoding the offices of the
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-10
Addison County
Josiah Stickney
VS..
Grant & Scavcr.
December Term, 1871

Grant Il Seavcr. } December Term. 1871
Whereas at tho term OF the County Court hold
at Middebury, in and for the County Of Addison,
on tine second Tuesday Of December. le4l, Josiah
Stckney of Boston, County of SufJlk, State of
Massachusetts,, commenced his action by attach
ment ofreal estate, against Benz amin f. Grant and
George Scaver, both of said Boston, in said county
of Suffolk, and State of Massachusetts,, late part
ners in trade under the name and firm Of Grant &
Seayer. in plea ofthc cas-, for 300 dollars, for
work and labor, caro- and diligence. Of the slid
St;ckney, dcnc and performed for the said Grant
and Seaver: also for $1,000 for goods, wares and
merchandise sold and delivered 10 said Grsnt &
Scaver, by said Stickncy: also for $1,000 lent and
advanced, paid, laid out and expended: also for
$1,000 for money had and received by the said Grant
& Scavtr. of the lid Stickney, as per wilt file:
and the term aforesaid. the said Stickney cam, by
ii. Nccdham, his attorney, and Because said Benz.
ID. Grant and said George Seavcr were out Of the
State: and whereas it is not shown to the court that
the said Grant snd said Seaver have had personal
notice of said suit it is ordered By the court That
the Plaintiff cause notice thereof be given TO the
said Grant and Seaver, by pubf hing the substuLcn
OF his declaration and this order, notice of tho
continuance of said cause, in the Middsbury Peo>
pies Press. EewspaPnr printed in said Middlcbury
three weeks successfully, the Last Of which pull
cations to lie thirty days before the next term OF
said Court. Aud day thereof was further given, &c.
until the said ext term TO be held on the second
Tuesday of June, 1912.
81 (Sgn,d.) s. SWIFT. CLrk.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-10
Estate of Erastus T.. BIN

We. the subscribers, being appointed by the Pro-
bate Court for the District Of Addison, Commission
ers, to receive examsne and adjust all claims and de-
mands Of all persons, against the estate O.
ERASTUS L. BLlN,
late Of shoreham in said District deceased represen
ted insolyent, and also alt claims and d m mus
exhibited in Offset the.oto; And six months Ilom
the 81 day Of may being allowed w said court
for that purpose we do therefore hereby give notice
that We will Attend to the Business Of cur sad APP
po:ntment Il the dwelling house of the widow o! tho
diseased IN shoreham on the Sd Mondays oi June &
Octob1r nexi. from nine O'Clock, A. NJ until four O..
clocx, NJ on each Of said days.
,sREAL SMITH, JOHN THOMAS JOHN I. Rrcn.
commissioners.
Dated at Shorebam this 81 day May 1912.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-10
Earl ID. Daniels
Elkanah Woodcock.
Elias Kelsey, Trustee
Addison County Court.
December Term, ls4l

Whereas at the term OF the Comfy Court. held
al MIDI ebury, in and for the County of Addison,
on the second Tuesday OF December, 1871, Earl
Daniels of Salisbury. in said county, commenced his
action on note against Eisanah Woodcock, late OF
said Salisbury: also summoned as Trustee OF sid
woodcock, in plea of Trcspass the for
Sll3 81 specified in promissory note given BIZ the
said E!kanah Woodcock TO the said Earl Daniels,
the second day OF September 1910, for value re-
ccved, bearing date the day -i year last aforesaid
made payable 10 the Plaintiff in The month of july
ls4l, with interest; whereby lie undertook and
faithfully promised to pay the said plaintiff the said
sGin Of S!lS,52. But the said Elkanah hath not
paid the said sum to the said Earl d., or any part
thereof but uttt rly negccts and refuses &C TO d.
although, &C., Is per writ on file: and the term a
fores aid the sa d EaIl ID. me by Briggs Prout
his attorneys, and because said Elkannh out
of this State: and whereas it is not shown 10 the
court that the SAID Elkanah has haG pc rsoLal net
ice of said suit it is ordered by the court that the
plaintiff cause notice thereof 10 be given 10 the
said Elkanah, by publishing the substance Of his
declaration and this order, with notice Of the
tinuanco OF said cause, in the Mddlebury Peoples
'ess, newspsperprintod in said Middebury, Three
weeks successfully. the last of uhch publications
to be thri days bcf the neat term OF said court
and day thereof farther given, SC. until the
said next term 10 be held on the Second Tuesday
of June, IS42.
81 (Signcdl S. SWIFT. Clerk.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
United States District Court.

District Of Vermont
IN BANKRUPTCY, Notice 10 show cause
against Petition Of Samuel F., Field Of Yer
gennes in said districi,to b. declared Bankrupt,
at The Court House in Windsor, Vermont. on the
2ith'oi MAY, 1912. 10, A. NJ. 52;3w.
United States District Court.
~ District of Vermont
IN BANKRUPTCY, Notice TO show cause
against Petition of Moses Sargent of Weybridge
in said District, 10 be declared Bankrupt al tie
Court House in Windsor, Vermont, on the 9th
OF May, 1912, 10. A. NJ. 52;3w
United States District Court.
District of Vermont.
IN BANKRUP roy. Notice II show cause
against Pertian of Selah Benton, Of Granville,
in said District, Ia be declared Bankrupt. al the
Court House in Windsor, Vermont. 0" the 2@th
OF Nav. 1912, 10. A. NJ. 53,3w.
United States District Court.
DiStneiof Vermont.
IN BANKRUPTCY. Notice TO show cause
against Petition of IIiel Heath, of hDddeburv. in
said District tn be declared Bankrupt, at The Court
House in Windsor, Vermont, on the oath oil May,
Is42. 10. AN. 523 w
United States District Court.
District IF Vermont.
IN BANKRUPTCY. Nutioe to show cause
against fetltlOQ Oh lelu VI
in said District, to be declared Bankrupt, at The
Court House in Windsor, Vermont, on the gath
nj Nav. 1912. 10, P. NJ. 52;3w
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
VERMONT DISTRICT.
In Bankruptcy. Notice TO show cause ag INST
petition of John S. Seymour, Of Niddlebury, in
said district, 10 be declared Bankrupt, at the
court house in Windsor, Vermont, on the Path
of May, 1912, TO- o.
United Siaies District Court
Vermont District.
In Bankruptcy. Notice TO show cause against
peIition of Henry s. Gale,l Of Bristol, in said
district. 10 be declared Bankrupt, at the court
bouse in Windsor, Vermont, on The oath of May
1912, 10, A.
Uni.ed States District Court,
Vermont District.
Tn Bankruptcy. Notice 10 show cause against
pe,;,;nr of Merritt Winner, Of Ripton, in said
district. to be declared Bankrupt at the court
bouse in Windsor, Vermont, on the 24ih Of May
1912, 10, IN.
United States District Court,
Vermont District.
In Bankruptcy. Notice TO show cause against
Petition Of Sidney Booth. OF Middiebury, in
,aid district 10 be declared Bankrupt. al inc
court house in Windsor, Vermont on the 9Th
Of May, 1912, TO- An
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-10

Christian Religion, is alike unfounded in fact
and unsustained by reason
An invitation is respectfully and cordially
extended to those gentlemen, who may be op.
posed to the sentiments contained in the above
resolutions, to be present and participate in
the discussion. Alsoa general attendance Of
the Ladies and gentlemen of the Village and
vicinity is respectfully solicited, on behalf of
the Society, E. r. WRIGHT, Sec,
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-10
Ziinri Pond,
VS..
Myron Pond
Addison County Court.
December Term IS4I.

Whereas at term of the County Court held at
Middebury in and for the county Of Addison the
second Tuesday of December A. 1871, Zimri Pond
OF Cornwall. in said county commenced his acton
by attachment against Myron Pond of Shoreham, in
aid county ir plea. that the said Myron render 10
The plaintiff the several sums, in four promissory
notes specified which are described follows 10 wit:
one bearing date, Shorehsm, nth day Of October,
1886, for S39 SO, made payable Cd demand, with
use; one dated l7h day OF October 1885, for SSS 81
made payable in like manner; one bearing date,
Shoreham, December IS, 1888, for $50 %, made
PAYABLE in two month, from the date thereof, with
interest, and on which endorsed (Feb. Is, 1887
the sum Of $40 %: and one dated at Panton on the
5th day of September, 1885, for Si2 80, made paya-
bic TO H. ". Pond. or bearer, the 27h day of No
yember next; with interest; and also in plea OF tho
case for money paid, laid out and expended by the
said Zimri for the use and benefit of the said Myron
a, Der writ on 6le and the term aforesaid, the said
Zimri came by C. Lirsey, his attorney and because
aid Myron was out o: this state; and whereas it is
not shown 10 the court that the said Myron has had
personal notice of said suit it is ordered by the court
that the plaintiff notice thereof TO be given 10
said Myron, by publishing the substance OF his de-
claration and this order, with notice of IFS contnu
ance of said cause in the Mddlebury People, Press
newspaper printed in Mddlebury, in said county.
three weeks successfully the last Of which publica-
tons TO be thirty days before the next term OF SAID
court; and day thereof W as farther given, &c until
the said next term 10 be held the second Ihurs-
day ofJune, A d. 1912.
81 (Singed), S. SWIFT, Clerk.
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Addison Comfy Court,
December Term,
Reuben Smith
VS..


At the Term of this court held on second Thurs
day in June, ls4l, came Reuben Smith OF Shoreham
in the County ofAtdison. by his attorney. U. H..
Everest, and brought into court here, his certain
writ against Hiram P. Moses. of said Shoreham, and
return of service thereon, in action of cjectmcnt
for certain piece or parcel Of land. with the ap
purtenances, Lying and being in Shoreham afore>
said and described and bounded follows: ito wit
beginning in the east lire OF the highway leading
southcrly past Herod Nichols dwelling house, in
north line of Ozias Stanfords land thence east on
said Stanfords north line. eighteen rods, 10 pile of
stones thence north ten rods, to n pile of stones;
thence west twenty-five rods 10 the cast line Of the
aforesaid highway; thence souihcr,y the east line
of said highway the place Of beginning contain
ing one and forty rods of ground reserving for
highways" as per writ file: and because it was
suggested tc this court, that the said Hiram p No
absent from this state aud had not had per-
son al notice of said suit day thereof was given, &c
until tho present :ern and now 10 wit al the pres
ent term comes the said Reuben Smith, by his said
attorney, and it not being shown 10 the court, that
the said Moses has yet had personal notice Of said
suit, il is therefore ordered by the court, that the
said plaintiff cause notice thereof TO be giyn him,
by publishing the substance Of his declaration, and
this order. with notice OF the continuance of said
cause in the Middlebury Peoples Press, ncwspa-
per printed in Middiebury, in said county, three
weeks successfully, tho last of which publications,
TO be at least thirty before the OF said
court; and day thereof given, &C. until tho said
next to be held on III, second Tuesday Of June
AID. 1912. S. SWIFT, Clerk =.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-10
AIJCTION.

WILL be sid on Saturday next, May II, al
w the MiGdlebury Auction Room, the folow-
ing articles of Hous, hold Furniture viz:
IA Chairs Lot Of CrOekUy
Rocking do Lot Of Bottles
Light Stands Tea Tongs
Mahogany Table s old Chesfs
{" Gard do Lot Spoons
1 feet do LIST knires and forks
1 3" do pr brass Candidates.,
High Post B dsfead e iron do
z Common do Jappansd Lamps
3 Bed Cords Glass do
10 Tin PAM Baskets and Buckets
Tin pals Lot Wooden Ware
l Lamp Filler Lot Jugs anu Jars
l Gilt rameLooking glass Earthen Mix Ponf
l common do do Ancient case Of draTers
iCloek l Old Carpa
variety Of Books A lot of Shoenaker's toois
pr brass Andirons sI~:l pr brass Shovel g. t0ngs
A lot Of Iron e. brass ksalrsl Cook stove und pipe
Toastinf Iaen Pals and Tnbs
I Gridiron l Bureau.
Sale 10 commence al o'clock, p. NJ.
Z.BECKWiTH, AucIioneers.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-10
mp Relief for Hard Times. ID

MP Relief for Hard Times. ID
Now receiving, a larger STOCK of GOODS
than were ever before offered in this market,
Of almost every variety, which were Bought
with Cash, at the present extremely fOD prices
and which will be sold a, prices that cannot fail
o suit he purchaser by
A. FRANCIS.
DAPER. 1000 pieces Room Paper,
II 30 d" Bordering, just receiv-
81 10, BlRGE'S
NAEPETINGS. Heavy Wool CaIPetiOgs,
" Cation do cheap for
cash at BlhGEfS-
May 3. 1912.
HATS. Beaver Moleskin, Leghorn, Cane
LII and Palm Leaf Hats, at BlhGE'S.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-10

BRI G II TON NJ RKET.

'''OIuuI1 IOf-.
At Market 240 beef cattle, Is pair working
oxen, 20 cows and calves, 400 sheep and 1880
swine.
PRICES. Beef Cattle.-A few choice cattle
at CPS. First quality 5,75 600. Second
quality $50 a 5,75. -sThird quality Ats 81
25.
Sheep.-Lots were sold from 2,25 to $50.
Wool.-Sales limited. Quotations as usual
for months past.
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nj arried.

In Burlington, on the 9Th ut. by the Rev. J.
X. Converse, MIR. Samuel M. Pope, merchant
to Miss Lucinda A. Allen, daughter of George
Allen, Es.
In Hinesburgh, on the 9th ult. by Nahum
Peck, Esq, MIR. Augustus McEwcn, to Miss
Boiina Palmer, all of Hinesburgh.
In Rutland, Ralph Page, Esq. to Mrs Lucy
S. Burdick,
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-10

nOMESTICS.--Satineits, American Prin's,
IL Sheetings, Shirtings. T ekings, wickilgs.
B,uisos, and Tavlors Trimmin,,, by
j.. CHAPMANS SON
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New Spring and Summer
GOODS,

fHNHE subscriber is now receiving his stock of
Il SPRING AND SUMNER C GODS
purchased at the lowest New York Cash prices
embracing every variety Of kinds and quail lies
called for IN country store. He will for Cash
or short credit positively sell lower than any 9TH
er establishment in this county. No .Mistske.
P. w. COLLINS.
Cornwall, May 2, 1912.
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WOOL,

A great noise is made by the loco presses in
Vermont about tho deficiency in the report Of
Mr.. Sal,onstal. in relation TO protection 10
wool. The Wings will &c: the best protection
possible; and if it is not sufficient. it will be
because the locos will o. pose it tooth &
nail. For the same reason they have atiemp-
ted TO place tax upon tea and coffee, and
make the wings responsible for it. they will
oppose every effort for an efficient protection
for wool. and then place the blame upon the
wings. That the committee on manufactures
have moi neglected this subject, read The follow
extract from the report
The great interests connected with wool, in
its growth and manufacture, require the con-
tinuancc of the protective policy of the Gov
ernment. Those vast interests (for they may
be considered as idenicaD are in a state of
great depression, as will be seen BY referring 10
the statement of Mr.. Schenck, and of Nj. Cuts
one of a committee from Windsor county, VT.
There arc now in the United States, according
to the census, at least 100000 sheep. The
capital invested, estimating the sheep at 81
each, and the land necessary to their subsis.
lance (bcing at the rate Of one acre 10 three
Sheep at y per acre, would amount to $780,
100000; TO which should he added the invest
ments necessary for the support of those en-
gagged in the care of sheep, the clipping of
the wool, &c, amounting to some millions more
The annual product of wool may be estimated
at fifty millions Of pounds.
WISE AND STANLY.-On the 4th inst. Mt.
Stanly made bitter reply to a savage speech
of MI. Wise, which effectually balanced the
account between them. A duel is talked Of
NEW YORK NJ iRKEr--Apri 80.
REMARKs-Thc public events of the week
have had very important bearing on tho com.
mercial condition Of things. Our relations
with Great Britain have assumed most peace
full aspect. The abandonment Of the Right Of
Search--the great bone of contention between
the two Governments is happily abandoned.
This, with the announcement of desire 10
Sc tile the boundary question. has given grea,
and Just confidence in permanent and pacific
settlement of our affairs with Great Britain.
In addition, the impression is daily gaining
ground that Congress will adopt a reasonable
Tariff and that the National loan viii be taken
at about par. All these causes have combined
to produce a confidence among monied men
and to allav fears that have been long enter.
tanned. There is no revival oil trade yet, but
there are brighter prospects, and the future is
looked to with more pleasing expectations
The Canal is now open, and in q day or two
lerge receipts of produce may be expected.