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MARRIAGE.
WHY 2O OFTEN ITNIyApp'

W II 90 VI TEN CNffhFfI.
THB CAUSES AND THE REMIpY.
MANY AND MANY WIFE ENDUREs YEARS
bodily suffering and Of mental anguish, prestrAte sAd
enoistering her life that Of her husband aaA hs
Ardng the future welfare Of arising
which, have the the aaguss
70 the wife, and to the husband psoSs
ayy din having their the mind being vsek
down and harasscd In consequence Of the sekssss IN
that the causes should be Known 70 every
wife, to every husband, that the drrad5sl harrovg
consequences 70 the health and happiness
svoaed Life Y too short and health zoo precious y stn
nent Of the other The timely possession little vert
entitled follows has been the Of saving
and the LIFE Of thousa DIS.
fWOHUNDRED THOUSAND
ooplss have been sold the first edition seu>A.
The author has been induced advertise Il the usEsat
and pressing those indebted
yortunty Of obtaining IT. and VINO have favored him With
thousands Of letters OF eneonign. soms Of which
Asxsd 10 the advertisenent-
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Tor freight passage. apply TO
EDWARD <. COLLINS, No. 80 wan street, NJ.
BROWN, SHIPLEY CO., Liverpool.
= @. ROBERTS CO., Is Kings Arm Yard, London.
L DRAPER. JR., Boulevard, hontmartre, Paris.
ne these ships viii accountable sold
ver bullion, specie, jewel-y precious Stones METALS
unless bills signed therefor and the value therf
berin expressed.
After TIE April next freight by the above
steamers from Liverpool will be materially reduced.
EoR THE WORLDS FAIR-pHE NEW AND srAUNoH
= steamship NORTH AEERicA y u Bie:hen com
pool on Tuesday June l7th This ship has made three
voyages to cbagros only and thereby fully tested her
speed qualities the fullest sssae ton
supsror for 2oo persons Pare to Liver
DEWATER g Water street. Broad where plan Of
sabns an state be No freight taken. An
experienced Surgeon on board.
NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-NEW YORK
~ and Hayre steam Na.isation Company..The United
etstes Mail Steamship FRANKLIN James Wotton,
Hsnder will leave Havrs. touching OF 70
hand the mails and passengers Saturday, Nay 81, at II
scloek from pier No 4North River Proe Of $780,
All letters must through the Post Once fo freight
passage, apply 70 hoRrlxER LIVINGSTON, Agent, No.
Is Broadway.
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THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANI0u,
a MArIICEAn.

LrxMisfA Edition Emo. ~ NJ prtce, IL
THIS WORK is INTENDED ksPECiALLf Ron rRK
HARMED, those contemplating marriage 6ssle
importsnt secrets which shoald be known v then pu.
ticulary. =
Here every fenale-ths wife the moherths sitAs9
budding into or the one in the decline Of yse
In whom nature ehangeeAA 6o
cover the symrtes snd the most ccisAs rseAa9
and most stan MODE Of cure In every eompaAnt0 vhsh
her sex 10 subject.
Te r.vsisons contained In s pagss have proved bloc
Ing Thousands the letters BY tAs
author twhsh he permitted w Toe writer's pshlishJ M
attAsN
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INV YORK LIVEHPOOL STATE
i Nail stesnsrs-7hs ships comprising this hns Are N
epllewtng:-
ATLANTIC. Observation-Disclosures Capt VEGA
xACMLC. .CApt. Hye.
AOhlAIiO.s. .SAPt. orSitons
Tsss ships having built by expressly for
service has boen taken their oon
trucon n also In their engines TO insure strength and
speed, and their passengers
sussd for elegance comfort Price Of from New
York TO Liverpool $i exclusive sf extra sise state
Ss2s, from Liverpool to New York, E6. An expert
~ secured until paid for
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NTW NrpIcAL RooKa.-A coMrIETE PRAC rlOAl

XTTw MEDICAL BoOKs.--A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
IN work pn nature and -nent q delicate heessec
ana ali tho iinArrd Observation-Disclosures by gcst nun
her ~ beautifay eoOfed plates lsrTs sii@ W henst
poetwfct n lecturer snt diseases Of the
sheva nar.A nstur~ large quartoHg seccna
edition rriss $40 g,trsct FROM ne Boston MEDICAL snt
srrica Jcurnsi + ~ he saia fearessy V be equal
10 Rcord Aetens vcrks on tho same family IF diseases
and far suIeri.r srythrE " haa spss Rne.iseea
N cena Author Of work " SELF Ahws, and is depic-
rabc effects NO 6c ssth edition. fourteen Rlns gros
al Iorsrie ~ the publishers, STplNGERk foWNSkND.
* Dgsaawey, spa W We sutLsr VI pfoaqwsy.
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In the City and County e. New York from the los aas0
Msy, 70 the 18th dsy Of Nay. 1881.
Nep G; Women. Csi Boys. eei Girls. pl-T.,ai. 80.
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FELLOWS nISs1RELs. AT FELLOWS, MUSICAL

LELLOWb' EINSTkELS, AT FELLOWS MUSICAL
i Hall, No. "a Broadway, between Howard and Grand
streets Open every night during the week The celebrated
original and well known Fellows Minstrss "eomprisina
an efficient and versatile corps Of tssnd and experienced
perormcrs under the direction b. Fellows
cers In this city for the last have with
the reatee favor by the elite and fashion Of hg
GoIos Their concerts consist Of Buresque italian
Scenes Witty Sayings Solos, Duets Chorussos. Dancing
ard detrimental Performances On Satuf
day aernoons grand concert for the modaon Of
ladies and families, commencing at o'clock Y. A. Adms
sion p cents Doors open at o'clock - at8,
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through Lane tr Lahirrnia and orsvor VIA Chagres ~
rrct-Ftru Redrcef-On Mcdrrsdsy, May 2. ats pa the
net cosnn,anaer ~ ssll Wednesday May - preciss
3occct " NJ from her psr 81 tie FOOT 81 Warren sire a
~ w., viii the Government. NOBLE Cor Chagrcs, connecting
with the taNore allied states NAL gtggsp Nortbasner
Or trry - The oc Nee ~ sGi is - 9TH street. or
NlTf Ncsts'rott ecrngr wsrrsn street.
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ID ssnts Boxes 50 esnssDoors open
rs.oIy o4Ssa fssns Tsrssa
S.Sy :: fs:.ss y .hi comedy q nc 1SGNS
sas with is nis M
S.fs.s NJ 5ors.n fs.ss t Mss =. f'ps TOBY
RuRIoNs TH1ATRE;zcHAngERs STREET, REAR
s's,s .
u %; Vol ::
r. Burton DSssry NJ isss.t.a H.: h.sds.:.s NJ
Ss1pi Ss sSnftIi Mr. si hs.s sns
, y. sA a hss % Mr. Bur0n
II cents f ~ e.. fr1sta seses s. Doors spsn
curtain r.,es A. o'clock Saturday evening May
ii.fs 81 s;ii;'isf q
Ii ssI s.ls NJ ss
snLfFAhpJash sssppsIs S.:sysr; JonassaH
Blueskin. Mr. L. Fox; Mrs Wood, Mrs nsatonviile.
MECHANICS HALL. NO. E2 BROADWAY ABOUT
sSfry n as s fRsa. sn
comprising an eeient asd versatile oorPs
sss &
xor %x bsbv snd ssshi W.
Tcksts rs rs5ts beers onsn az ~ III. :.
eSht ooIocI An Afternoon Canoe, vii no. ivan an a.
'. nu1o, on sne @ ~ LAaSs AM Suse
-e1, eoA1o1.ae :. WV - =.
WNEIIaws, uINsTprrs At rrrrouS, uuarc.v
Hall No 40 Rsn.dna1' a., .i un S,SaL
strasts Oman svarv MIR, ~ r;n -
orssrsi IA xs nnvn Eas w 49, ny
an az n;snt "a 1910 a. ~ eomp.n4
rsrfnr.r nde- 80 ~ n na
cert IN this citv To- ~ Lac 49, ~ o. ~noss oGI
elite Da ds nv
saeres WEE sovu sy ~ OPsrs
"a IN ,a ~ Nv Dareins
a. asternoars granS can.rt r ~ asut.
lndiss md fami,:es coyamancinr .iol - w
sion 81 cent? Doors oner 49, .aiS
-4s'3~--DN efo - oioOA - commences - Q.
YT~RIpIrR HAII-CRASn c0ScrRr ~ rurcn,v
.y,nno Nav n a. Trinicr Ileif Eve, ~ 81
~ system az PIofessor Frnst Vnn ~
Of ,enti,nae ar Lssa' vocai
dred ,oune ladies Tirs anne al NJ Aaoi, Znr M
nj ~ siara md Moiicua un,h.r IL ~ anai
Mich az Violin solo az the Sloora a. -a
p-ar.uoe Of the eceomnIishad isns. ". ~ n II
Solo yiooncellist Mr. FieLarn Soi IstisI NJ R"i,I
solo Como az Easetto Mr. Ir.sehrv sol NJ ne,
together with 4 select tjrohestra E faiIaain,
en- nent ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Nol Crsscbsl aovar stiar
rebncr Eiehcrn JaeoLy Riezei Dr.sshe ketsy shmi,,
Branuer La Crox IIenerle Fit, Welss and senia rhs
whole under the direction OF Mr.. George I.odcr. -
DARNUMS AMERICAN MUsEUy-P. T. BARNUM
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sIcKLY AND UNHAPPY WIVES
EIiyaef s(a Litter from q G<nffsman. IN Dgyfss

Da.h y n.ylcEAr-hy dear Sir :. II. ns.rssd We
mans Private Medical Companion, for which eDeloss1
dollar to yeur address, safely to hand would Dst
have troubled with thsee few lines but that ~
pesd By Of gratitude for myseh and GVO
pttrrases 70 cur sincere and heartfelt emotions.
Ny wife has been percepbly sinking for three
In consequence Of her anguish and sOGsrna
before and duns every
and dobil,ated and bey pstna
her life In manent DANGER and which WA the lao $780,
uon dsr<irtt Of supposed that this state Of thAes
inevitable, and resigned myself 10 the ~ ~
time inow about month heard your book highly ~
lie recept and perus cannot express 70 ths rs,1se
Afforded distressed mind and the lie npaxte1
Desonssax provided aremedy IL opened rrcsrcot V
vhish little conceived pessble No recusary coss
asrEon the obligations AN under 70 ysu
Tor having been tho imparnx shs aatees
aimed In The Married NomAns Private hsdtcal Geo
rsnion But for this another would have psssea
head Ia all human probability vile ~eold havs
teen In Der grave, and my chi dren len motbsreesI
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COPIES WILL Bs SENT ny NAIL, yREs or

% ~. receipt Of the One Dollar "TnE aARRinp We.
MANS PRIVATE MEDICAL C0MfANIoS scns
tm.iled freeD Of United states All stss
mu.ste raid e.celt ,h..s sess.,nss
City rnhishlns once, No lg Liberty strsst NerIcrs
ovrR el0p CQpIks HAVE BEEN SENT ~ NAIL
~ihh;r hvea s with perfect safety aud certainty
ror sale ~ ~ .rd 4 We fe,shss 4mss N
viz Boston, 4 y Psersos, ~ Chestnut strsst rhsss-
~, ~ 1sskelllsss nNvehssAk ~ uAnee DQ1oR
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nv DNsn SRI hnow Jon will have the kadness Ia beag
With me IN sneroaching uroa your tine vale Aosnev.
ledge n behalf myself and wic the obhsahoss zeal
ourselves undeg 70 IN having made knot. scrtAn nat
tors contained IN your most invaluable Married wesaas
In reid 2 me. II express myrsf rather warmly zen VIII
at cannot DO o. Too xay when infnrm VOC 81 i
escnt 70 which have. through u, been btnctttst yns
state situation when obtained your book through the
curiosity Hook IL Of the 1st fortunsts
eyent Of life. had been married some ten Year, asd
tho father OF ehdrrn. was long struggling
INCREASINGLY 10 the end that nght gain moderate scnp4i
tenry hut the relt o. utmost esertons ~ the endlss
about where the beginnnR Of each and
that only with the most stinti economy safsng vith
barely the recossares Of uc finally this constant -6ort
70 have Its effect hsnith felt less
capable 20 endure i sonsnusnce While fels bs neseiO
Of perseverance.
fks sonstsnt unceasng s,rurre my rsrt inpsrs
tive IN consequences ofthe prctrAstee condition 81 vth
with occssoHs nterissionl Tor SIX years much o. hs
te confined 10 her led and Of eonrse aapabs q kina
a. charge cfhuuachold Affairs Tier a.
t5a arose from Of which was Ignorant Oh What
would have gives had tho sG 70 live again
wcuf w have given ~ have bsen spared the Ions
days and sih longer NIGHTS prttrst on bed Of aehnesss
sfof vhieh been ayodcd hal then
efthe MARRIED wensn's Private Medical Companies.
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MECHANICS HALL, NO. R2 BROADWAY, ABOUT
w Grand strsst-0pen every nght dnring the week until
further notice. The original and we'll known CHRISTYs
nINSTRELS comprising efcient aad versatile eorps
ed cbpa1 pesi0ame5 und:r ne
for succession Of Eve years. have been received With
hvor by highly respectable and fashionable audjeuces
Tcks1 esnts Doors At hafpfst six conomenos ~
eight O'clock An Afternoon Concert will be oven S.
turday next for the accommodation Of Lsdss and yuye.
niles commencing ~ s o'clock, r. n.
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DARNrM'S GREAT ASIATIC CARAVAN. MUSEUM
~ and Menagerio comprising grand asnagerie ri lsing
Animate ands vast collection Of eur.ostss Of all descr-
tons, viii exhibit in New York. Eighth street. the
Opera House for week CONNIE cling Monday June .
The drove Of Elephants rcccptiy imported from
companies the exhibition and variety highly diversified
performances will be given IN which the original Gen. Tom
Thumb, and others, will appear. The Museum
hsnscrie viii also BE- exhibited In Jersey City the 18TH
Brooklyn the 18th and U and IA William the 3t
lth Brdgep, the 18th; Brmip. CHAM TIE 18TH md New
Haven, 18th o June
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INDEPENDENT Through LINE-oPfOsfTioN TO
" The only Through Line. ThrouEh tickets At the low
cst rates For Chssres, snd kagstoa Jamsic The new
and splendid stetmabip BROTHER JONATHAN will leave
losay.ly Mondsy 9th May, - y N, for .hasrcs and
kingston Tektt for the splendid steamship New orls q,
% sail June 2th from Psnams fer san rraneise At the
lowest rates 81 fare. hs had - ees. We the
only agents for this fAvoIits steamer Passengers will
suit their intsrct ~ calling before pureasug
tickets BERFOkDN Co, Actor House. Nesey street
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IIrITED STATES NAIL srEAsstiir COsfhsx.-
- For New Oflosns direct ia navana, on Monday, hy
~, s3P. Mare Heluccd.-rhe spienNl douele-cnsint
sseamsh'p OHIO. sou tone surthen, FINLEY sc.sa.
" n ~, eommanaer. will r,n precisely A. clock II ~
from her rer ~ foot Of WHrren street. KS wit1 tht
government msils direct Cor nstsns sna N.y Oresn,
lhasrss rasFgngsra traaFferi ~ lAysrs % tine reNe
topble engine steamship FALCON frsisht 'assn V nss
freight 70 n.vaua No bills % sairs sl b ssnsd .iei
he steamer has sailed Ter fr-gh % rassaEc fpy y we
'acs 81 the company, III Wen street. e,rns q M,rrsr
pAgIric NAIL sTEAssuIP cospaSr ONLY
y Through lire for san rrnn cgrQ.-larf hc4neel-pn
Monday hey 9Th at 4. N.Ihc Hpl9ahd don bs-ensina
steamship Oh 10, $500 gaf. lndlsY schonck, " - ~,
C.umandtr Will SAIL Monday, Nay Hth o. precisely
eclnek ~ NJ from her pier NJ he uot ~ warren street,
n. H. With tie aYcrnmaat meils ior Ahagrse via havanN.
thaTres PASSENGERS transferred at Havana y ~. endd
deubleenEne steamship FALCON IAsseng1rs lehytrr ~
VIC Ohio Will connect 9TH te fsvcfte st.amalip NVhI
thNtk 70 sail rom fanAma pr shout nc l1th inne
Fofosht or asage apply az the Office No - snd - south
ureet, orst 10 ~ West strett corner q Nsffen.
CoE INV ORLEANS. D1REcI..rHE TINE NEW
4 double .nsine steamer. WINFIELD SCOTT, 2le0 tons
turthen. Cartan kcpncy Cauard, will dcrart from per
Sc fSorth River ~ three solock L. ~, on Monday "a
June Tor frcik OF rasssg@, AMY 70 -.--.-.
bAyiS BROOK 4 CO. Beaver street.
NACnT STRAY FoR ssIr. As sHE New LIES At
". VI. Browns yard. foot a. fwelith street., tast
River. Sho u about y tons and n vel touna N eney re-
sIect and hss beautiful 0daton Arfl " Dnment
nossek II Wall street
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DAcKETS FOR HAvRE.-sRCOED LNR.-rHE roll
II lowing shps will leave Hayre the i6th and New
" tEAla 90 - n.

They ar ali hss easa New Ysph built sips provided with
All axtiss the comfort Of
seng. commanded by OF xperenes in she trade
The prse OF SlQ0 without liquors Good
sent to subssssrs Will be forwarded free fron
charges hut those actually incurred.
EoYD Il HlNcKEh, Agents, l6l Pearl strest
LSoR sAvANNAH--TuE SUPERIOR STEAMSHIP
FLORIDA, Il 30 TONS Cart. Lyon will leave Pier No
North rfvs1 Saturday stth Mar, ut o'clock, +.
Per freight or passage, apply 70
The Alabama, CARP. Ludlow, on Saturday, slst May.
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uekt's. bkKFOHDN 60, Actor io0so. Nesey siFoet.
l,oR SAN rRhNCIsCO-DYsPATCH LINE.-wg BE6
60 call attention ~ the aud elcgsnt New York built
clipper ship EAGLE % risr avc North River The builders
this splendid shin directed the fastest
vessel In the United states aud e hss been pronounced by
.foc whose judgement !. entitled credit possessing
requisite tkis ohset Troht will be taken
Il II. sIiroS A Co, = wan street
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NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREEr.-BOXEs,
70 cent? Pit l2a cts Private boxes, IS. Doors open
81 curtain rises at "a o'clock, Saturday evening May
"A yin e reEsa.ed The grand and gO,seSu. .psstase q
don; ALI Mr.. La Favor; Hanna Mr. Thompson Moath Mr.
G. Taylor Samba. Mr. L. foxj Oneza, Miss e. Messenger
Acratoon Miss Mavina; Liska Mrs brew. The entertain
nents win eommeIce with the first and second acts JACK
SHEPPARD-Jack sheppard Miss H. Mcs.ayer; Jonathan
Wild Mr.. Brandon; Thames Darrell Mr.. Ia Favor; Joe
Blueskin Mr.. l.. Fox; Mrs Wood, Mrs. Hautonyille.
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waters treated nfin the Married Wumans Private hedcAi
Companion some years ago how much misery might hsvs
tcnYCi. have suffered from Which pcnt
cut n your back without know ng what to de- obtained
copy, and fouud treated e. trust every female
v all herself ~ the Information contained IN it's pasea
Letters are daily received 81 ths sharater snnecsss W
rrescnt.
10 those yet unmarried INT contemplating marriage,
perhaps atnE ns To 1.-THE rrcrrety % mourning the
sronsbes attendant upon ", the mportancs Of being
esesecd % Tie revelations tanned In thees To-
tmnsy involving their future happiness cannet be sppr
ciated.
Its OF course iurrneticsb 70 convey fully the
r0pB fuhcts treat Of they Of nature strictly In
terded fer the married, those contemplating marriages.
uter Is IL since " fs ones duty 70 become
possessed of knowledge ~herety the sunsrinGs 70 when
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STATE OF VERMONT. l., Be is remem-
Z District OF Addison, IS bered that, at n
Probate Coart held at Mijiicbury, in and for
,he district Of Addison, on the 2Ist day OF A
prl. A. ID. 1881;
Alfred w. Dyai, person interested in the
estate of
JOSEPH DYAR,
late OF said Middlcbury, deceased, moves this
coart that partition Of the real estate and dis.
tribu,ion ofihe personal esiFte Of said de.
ceased be made among the heirs Of said de-
ceased, and that commissioners he appointed
FIR that purpose IL is thereupon ordered, that
said Alfred w Dyar notify ali persons inter.
este to appear before this Court. at tho ses.
sion thereof to be held at the Office Of the Reg.
isler,of this Court in said Middlebury, on
Thursday, the 9Th day Of May next, AZ one o.
clock in the afternoon, at which time and place
this Court will appoint commissioners TO make
partition OF said estate, by publishing a certi-
fled copy Of this order in the Middlel'ury Reg
isler-a newspaper printed at said Middlebury
three weeks successfully previous to the time
Of said Court.
jan. S. BusHsELL, Register.
a true copy ~ record.
So jan. S. BusHsELL, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT. Be it remember.
District Of Addison. SIS. ed, that at a Pro.
bate Cburt held at Middlebury, in and for the
District Of Addison, on the 24th day Of April,
A. ID. 1881; .,.,L.
Joseph Hayward and Ruth M. Jenison,
administrators OF thu estate OF
- SlEAS h. JENISON,
late Of 8 horeham. in said District, deceas.
ed, present their administration account
for allowance: IL is therefore ordered, that
said account be considered for allowance
by this Couri, al the session thersor to be
held at the Office Of The Register oil this
Court ir said MiddIebury, on Thursday,
the 18th day Of May next, al one O'Clock 10
the afternoon; and that notice thereof be
given 10 all persons interested, that they
may appear and make their objections, II
any they may have. to the allowance Of
said account, by publishing a certified
copy Of this order in The Middlebury Reg
ister-a newspaper printed al said Mid
dlebOry-il,ree weeks successfully previous
10 the lime Of said Court.
Jed, S. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy Of record,
AHest-Jrd. s. Bushnell, Register.
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vergennes Iron Co. | Addison Co. Court,

uo,,. o. r. n..l,T ,orn
W. yWI o"y W. Dee".o1' erm' 'o'o'
"nereas' IN me acoVe e"'i'ien cause en-.
Tered IN court June Term, lS4S, IN which
William II. White, and Samuel Barker, both
Of Vergenncs, III the County OF Addison.
and Gustavus A. Austin, of Orwell, in said
County, Iron dealers and traders in COMPANY
under the name and Arm of the " V.rcen.
mo-. J,on Co,,n.n,. I" ,.I.;,,;a. ,.,,,i.!, ~
h ms aro" company, p,aln,'ns, complain 0,
po e o ~" ~ Ns" "a All, n".'s WA; oo'n ..
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STATE OF VERMONT, / Be it remem-
District Of Addison, IS. bered that, at a
rfoeate Court held Ct Middlebury, in and for
the District Of Addison, on the oath day Of
April A. ID. 1851:
An instrument, purporting to be the last will
and testament of
FELIX BENTON,
late OF Cornwall, in said District, Is presented
for probate 1t is thereupon ordered, that said
instrument be considered for probate by lhis
Court,ai the session thereof TO be holden AZ
the Office Of the Register OF this Court in said
Middiebury. on Thursday the sth day Of Nav
next at one O'Clock, in the afternoon; and tba,
notice thereof be given to all persons Interested
that they m y appear and make their objections
IL any they may have, to the probate and al
lowanee OF said will. by Publishing a certified
copy of this order in the Middebury Register
newspaper printed at said Middlebury-
shree weeks successfully previous TO the time
Of said Court
Jed. s. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy Of Record,
Attest, Jed. 8. Bushnell, Register.
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Addison County
IN CHANCERY.
Truman Hardy.
December Term. 1850


Cyrus Booth, OF Ferisburgh, In the county
ofAddison, having, at the present term eybib-
tied TO this court hrs bill In chaucery, against
Truman Hardy, formerly OF Monklon In sail
county, but now OF Ottawa In The state Of I'LL
nois; setting forihin substance, that said Har.
dy, on the 26th day Of May, A ID. IS43, IN or
der to secure the paymentoi promissory note
dated the I4th day Of May, 1912, and signed
by Truman Hardy, Ira Smith and Luman b.
Smith, who therein jointly and severally prom,
ised to pay said Booth or order, 300 dollars on
demand, with use, by his deed Of mortgage
dated said Goth day OF May, A. d. 1919, and
acknowledged and recorded ac-
cording to law, conveyed and confirmed unto
said Booth, in fee, the following described Ia nd
In Monkton aforesaid, viz: IL being one equal
undi vided fourth part Of the following pieces of
land-the first piece known as the Phlander
Smith farm, containing lO2 acres,-aIso n
acres formerly belonging TO said farm also
% acres, known by the name Of the White
House loti-and Tor a more full description ref.
erence may be had to a mortgage deed from
Luman B. Smith to Perry and Van Schooh.
hoven, recorded in Monkton records of land !:
and that no part of said sum specified in said
ptomis sorry note has been paid: and prayjng
that this court would decree that said Hardy
pay to the orator said sum Of money and The
interest thereon due and 10 become due, with
said orators costs and in default thereof, that
said Hardy and all persons claiming from or
under him might be 'orclosed Of and from ii!
equity Of redemption Of in or to acknowledged
premises, and every part thereof and il beng
made TO appear TO this court thai said Hardy
resides without this State SO that a suhp@na
cannot be served upon him, and that he has
had no norice Of the commencement Of this
spit: II il ordered " the court thai his cause
be- CONTINUED till Them term, to be beld.on
the second Tuesday OF J1ne,,A. ID. 1851, and
that 10 the meantime notice Of the tendency
thereofbe given said Hardy by the publication,
three weeks successfully, in the Middlebury
Register, public newspaper prin,etiat Mid
and the substance Of the orators BILL the last
Of which said publications shall be at least
twenty days prior 10 said next term. ,1.,-e'
5O;3w GEO. S. SWIFT, Clerk.
JoHN PiERroINT. Solicitor Tor Orator