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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-01-19

Vice Presidents,
Rev CrRrs HuDsoS, bennington County.
Hon. SAMUEL ii. KELLOGG, Rutland
Hon. La GooDHuE, Windham
Gen. RYLAND FLETCHER, Windsor
Gen. WILLIAM Nash, Addison
Hon. J. X. PARIsH, Orange
l.. G. BioELow, Esq Chittenden
Hon. HEMAN CARPENTER, Washington
Hon. THERON HowARp, Caledonia
Hon. HARMoN NorHRoP, Franklin
Hon. GEo. W. BAILEY, Lamoile
Hon. HENRY NJ. BArEs, Orleans
Hon. GILES HARaISoros, Grand Isle
PRESTON MAY, Esq. Essex
Secretaries.
L. G. 1RAcY, Windsor
Rev. E. BALLou, Montpelier.
Treasurer.
Hon. ZIMRi Howe, Castlcton.
Corresponding Secretaries
Geo W. Harmon, Esq. Bennington.
Rev. Lucien Hayden, Saxton's River.
Rev. Leland Howard, Rutland.
Del Billings, Esq, Woodstock.
Rev. Gurdon W. 'Noyes, Cornwall
Rev. Silas McKeen, Bradford.
Lewis Follett, Esq, Burlington.
Rev. Il. j. Scott, Montpelier
Jos. p Fairbanks, Esq, St.Johnsbury.
Chauncey Ii. Hayden, Esq, St Adams
Hon. Stoughton S. Pike, Johnson.
Hubbard Hastings, Esq, Irasbureh.
John S. Clark, Esq, Lunenburg.
Dr. A. G. Butler, Alburgh.
Central Committee
Rev. JosEPH STEELE. Castleton.
Hon. W. c. KlrrREDGE,
Hon. ZMRi HOWE,
CHESTER SPENCER, Esq,
Prof. Il. S. CARR,
Rev. ALDAcE WALLER,
Rev. Ii. o. HIcLEY,
JAMES BARRETT, Esq
The report was accepted and the off
GERS elected accordingly.
Adjourned.
EVENING SESSION
After prayer by Rev DR. Walker Of
Pittsford, the Convention was addressed
by Hon. Thomas L. Powers, chiefly in a
very clear, forcible and satisfactory reply
to objections to the law now before the
PSOPic VI cImOut.
THURSDAY MORNING.
The meeting was opened with pray er
by Rev. Mr.. Copeland of Waits6eld.
The Committee of Overtures repor.
ted in favor of publishing 10000 copies
of the Report of the Central Committee
Referred to Committee on Tracts
The Committee of Ovcrtures also re,
ported a resolution on the subject of EN-.
ploying Lecturers
After remarks by Messrs. Anderson
Leavitt, Merrill, Howe, Parish, Spaul
ding, Ballou, and others, laid on the Ia
BILE.
DR.. Merrill, from the Committee on
Tracts, reported the following
Resoired, That there be published on
sheet,-co copies Of the Report of the
Central Committee also tho substance
of the decisions of the Supreme Court,
showing the right of each State TO pro.
hibit the sale of intoxicating liquors, and
to confscate Or destroy the whole in GER
tain cases also, brief synopsis of the
Vermont Law, with reply to the prin,
cipal objections raised against it.
After few remarks, laid on the Ia.
bic.
The Committee of Ovcrtures reported
the following
Resolred, That as in most conflicts.
funds as deemed the sinews, the several
Counties be now called upon for pledges,
The resolution was adopted and
pledges were receiyed as follows
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Kinney's Statue Of Ethan Allen.

The action of our Legislature in re.
gard to the purchase Of copy of Kin.
ney's heroic statue of Ethan Allen was
not in accordance with the wishes of
large number of respectable citizens of
this state, however erpedient it may be
thought, in view of the condition of our
treasury. The unanimous report of the
House Committee of Ways and Means,
in favor ofapprop,iating $4,000 for that
object, is evidence that the measure had
substantial merit, and we regret that it
could not have received the approval of
the House. This appropriation, howev.
er, was hindered by the project of a
monument to be erected by the state, in
honor Of VIM. French, at Westminster
(which failed) by the feeling, on the
part of some friends Of Hiram Powers.
that no other person than he should be
employed for such work; and by the
rigid utilitarian economy of others. who
would spare the triAing expense required
for this mark of respect to the memory
Of one of the most distinguished of the
founders Of this commonwealth.
The high merits of Kinncy's statue
were universally conceded. We reme,n.
Der the expression Of qualification and
cOrdia. approval by Hon. VIM. C. Brad
ley(who knew Ethan Allen in his young
er days. on first looking at daguerreo-
type Of the statue He believed it a good
likeness, and was decided in his common.
dstion. We have also the testimony of
others whose opinion should have great
weight, Of the same import-which We
subjoin
Sunderland, March 25th, 1852.
I, Simeon Hicks, of the town of Sun.
derland, Bennington County, and State
Of Vermont, being in the ninety seventh
year Of my age. do hereby certify that
was well acquainted with Gen. Ethan
Allen for fifteen years during his life.
time, and seen him very often during
that time 10 the town above mentioned
---ssw him last when was thirty.three
years old, And I do farther certify,
that ] have seen picture Of b. II. Kin.
ney's statue .of the said Ethan Allen,
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.ss sE "A postaster, being recently ask.
! ed why be had not been to sse and hear
SontAg, replied that the crowd was toe
great, end proceeded thus: s.al sifa,
"Dstslminsd to wait tillfhs mhtiIuas Gag,
III nordrAv my cash from my lab. all
tquistly may hear and sec lls Son fig,
lNilhoui the 6ou-rsg and Son bobnil.a
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and consider it a good likeness Of him
SIMEON HICKS.

and consider it a good likeness Of him
SIMEON HICKS.
Attest, JOEL KINNEY.
Esq Hicks's cyesight was so good that
no read your printed circular we'll With.
out glasses. J.K.
To b. II. X.
l, Elijah Hawley, Of the town Of Ar.
lington, Bennington County, and State
of Vermont. being in the scventy.sev.
enth year Of my age, do hereby certify
that was we'll acquainted with Gen. Il.
than Allen for four years during his life.
time--and saw him often during that
time in the towns Of Arlington and Sun.
derland--saw him first whom was nine
years old. And l do farther certify
that | have .scn d. ii. Kinney's statue
of the said Ethan Allen, aud consider it
= good likeness of him.
ELIJAH HAWLEY.
Attest, JOEL KINNEY.
Arlington, March IS, 1852.
Williston, March II, 1852.
Dear Sir Agreeable to your request
| give you statement of what knowledge
l had of Ethan Allen. 1, Truman Chit
tenden, of Williston, County of Chittcn.
demand State of Vermont, being eighty
ty-onc years old the tenth day of Sep.
TENDER, 1851, do hereby certify that l
was well acquainted with Ethan Allen.
from the time | was ten years old until
his death, 9 years, he was very frequent
ly at my fathers, (Thomas Chittendcn's,)
consulting with him in relation to the
affairs Of the state of Vermont during
the Revolutionary war, and at many o.
thcr times farther state that | have
examined Mr.. j H. Kinney's statue of
Ethan Allen, and l think can see many
rescm alliances of said Allen when in life,
in the forehead and nose and side of the
face, and the broad chest and shoulders.
Yours respectfully,
TRUMAN CHITTENDEN.
To b. II. KINNEY.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-02

Democracy Of Hamilton county will
corruption, but 'ha. shall no, in,imida,e
us from saying wha, oil candid men ol
our ppriy will admit is true; and we are
thus plain because we entertain the hope
that the PARTY will drive these abuses
and all their school Of mercehary and
grovelIing politicians out Of its ranks,
and stamp disgrace upon any aspirant fo'
public favor, who seeks to reach it through
misunderstanding electioneering, treating
at coffse>houses, or the appliances Of
money. II they will do this, then the
day Of iricksiers, small brains, small men
aud whiskey popularity and merits will
have lis inglorious end, and men OF
character, worth, talents and country
pride will again venture upon the stage.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

nN the 24th day of September. A. D.
" 1853, at one O'Clock in the afternoon
of that day, at ,he house of Michael Rowe,
in the town of Ottowa, in Putnam county,
Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder the
following Real estate as the property OF
James Mcdowell, deceased, situate in the
county Of Putnam, Ohio. to wit:-The east
half of the fractional part Of the north west
quarter OF section nineteen, in township one
north, range eigh, east, and the east half Of
the west fractional part of the south west
quarter Of section eighteen in township one
north, range eight east, containing sixty-nine
and twenty two hundredth acres Of land,
more or less. Said properly is appraised at
SIX hundred and twenty eight dollars.
Terms of sale le;-One-third cash in hand !;
one-third in nine months; and the balance
IN eighteen months, with interest from day
of sale. Deferred payments to be secured
by mortgage on the premises.
JOHN R. MCDOWELL, &
MATHEW S. MCDOWELL,
Administrator Of JAMES McDowFLI, decd.
August 81, 1858. GAY
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Teachers, CertIFiatceg,

AT meeting Of the School Examin-
ers Of Putnam County, held a, Kalida,
Ohio, on the 9Th instant, the following
meetings were appointed for examining
candidates for Teachers, at the following
places and times, to witt
Saturday, September 81, al Kalida.
Oct. LIST, a, Columbus Grove
Nov. 5th, at Fort Jennings
December Sd, a, Leipsic.
" Jan. 7.b, "a, a.VAughnsvil;e
Private examinations are not hereafter
admissible, and those desiring TO act as
Teachers will govern themselves &C.
cordlngly. S. P. WEAVER,
ii. ]. ROEHMER.
JAMES MACKENZIE,
June 6. 1853. School Examiners.
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SFIERIFF'S SALE.

Charles l.. Thurman, ...
John Pattersons, ct. al
DY virtue Of decretnl order to me direct
I'D ed from the Court Of common pleas oi
Putnam county, Ohio, will offer for sale al
the door of the court house in Kallda, in said
county, on 4
Monday, The 26,h day Of September,
A ID 1858,
Between the hours of ten O'clock, a. M, and
four o'clock, p. M, of said day, the following
real estate, to wit:
The south east quarter and :he east hall
Of the south west quarter Of section nine
township two south Of range six east, con.
taining two hundred and forty acres; also
the west half Of the north west quarter ol
section five township one north OF range
eight east, all in said Putnam county, Ohio.
Taken as the property of John Pattersons
ct. al. to satisfy decree in favor of Charles
l.. Thurman.
JOHN B. FRUCHEH, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
Ka!ida, Putnam Co., o, August %, 1858
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Religious Notice.

ELDER B. s. CLAY, agent for the Mission
at Hay.i, will preach in the Methodist
Church, in this town, on thie (Friday) even
ing, at half past seven o'clock.
Also, DR.. CoNYERs, Of Delphos, will preach
in the same place, on Saturday at two
O'Clock, and at eleven, A. NJ, on next Sab
hath
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Robert Gilliland, administratorl
OF Walter Buckingham, decd Deer'.al Order.
VS..
John NJ. Newton.
DY virtue Of decretal order TO me directed from
ID the Court Of common pleas OF Putnam county
Ohio. will offer for sale ut the door Of the court
house in said county,
On Monday, the 26th day Of September,
A. ID 1853,
Between the hours OF ten o'clock, A. ~, and four
o'clock, P. NJ. Of said day. the following described
renl estate, to wit: '''
The south west quarter Of the south west quarter
of section number seven In township number onf
south range five east, ull in Putnam county, Ohio
Taken the property of John nj. Newton, tC
satisfy decree In favor OF Robert Giand. admins
traitor of Walter Buckingham, deceased.
JOHN B. FRUCIlEY, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
Kalida, Putnam Co., o., Angus, %, 1853
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f.r v. B. PALMER, at New York, Boston,
and Philadelp phia. is our only agent in these
clies for advertising and subscription pur-
doses. All arrangements made with him,
on our account will be treated as if made
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BANK TAXATION.

"Let all things be done by an equal,
ry" is an adage hoary with antiquity, and
derived from an authority which many
believe infallible. 1t now has the sane.
ton Of the Democratic party of the Slate
Of Ohio, when applied to Bank taxation
and is bitterly opposed BY the minions Of
paper.money making. In other words,
the Democratic party have wiIled, and
legalzed the collection Of taxes from
banking Institutions upon an equality,
with all the other monies and property Of
individuals Of the State. Every ar'iice
has been tried in the political arena TO
defeat this doctrine Of equality By the
leaders Of the Wing party. Bu, in this
they were foiled. The Democratic party
in the Constitutional Convention for ,e.
modelling the Constitution of Ohio, adop.
ted this principle within il; though oppo
sed by the Wings Of ,ha, Convention in
solid phalanx.
The Legislature passed law in accor.
dance with the provisions Of tho new Con-
sIitulion taxing all property in the State
alke--banks included. Well, II was
thought tina, this equal righteous and just
measure would settle this difficulty, but,
no, not satisfied with having their pu:.
poses defeated at the ballot b,x, and like
The Farmer and Mechanic, and other
property holders Of the State, bear their
just proportion of the taxes Of tie State !;
no, bu, If possible by some mya'ificatlon,
or double tw's'ifcatons in law. 'heywould
release themselves from paying lheirequal
proportion OF taxes. Their appeal to law
however, thanks to Democ ratio judges,
has 80 far proved as futile for them in
Ohio as TO their appeal to the ballot box
They have appealed to the U. s. Supreme
Court, and the!s the matter rests for the
present.
We are happy 10 say, that many, very
many, of the honest Wings of OHIO, do
not sustain these monied nabobs in their
selfish course. II the Supreme Cour, Of
the United States. should decide the Law
Of Ohio unconsiituiional-thal some Of
the Bonks of Ohio held charters which
were contracts, now, 10 make a contract
i, is necessary ,ha. there always should
be two OF more parties, and if these char
tcrs are contracts, then the Bunk is one
party, and the people Of Ohio the other.
Hence If these Banks have contracts with
the people OF Ohio 10 DO banking bust.
ness for twenty years, and should fnd it
Improbable, the people as one Of the
contracting parties can sue them, and
compel them 10 go on, and il they refuse,
they can urge that The charter 10 a con-
tract and they must do il.
The people Of Ohio are resolved tha,
il i, requires "Crowbars" they will com.
pei these Institutions TO "let all things be
done by an cqualisy."-North West.
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"You say Mrs. Smith, that you have
lived with the defender, for eigh: years
Does the cour, understand from that, thai
you are married to him?"
'sIn course il Does"
"Have you marriage certificate?"
ayes, your honor, three on 'em-tWC
gals an boy"
Vsrdic, for the plaintiff call the next
case.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Thomas Needles, Treasurer of
Madison township, franklin
County, Ohio, 'T SDECREE.
vs.gQ
Henry Corder.
DY virtue OF n decree TO me directed from
I'D the Court Of common pleas, o: Putnam
county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the doc
of the court house, in Kalida, Putnam county
Ohio, .-F
On Monday, the 26,h day Of september
A. d. 1858,
Between the hours of ten O'Clock, A, NJ, anc
four O'clock. P. M, of said day, the following
described real estate, to wit:
The north west fraction Of the south hall
and the south west fraction Of the soutH
half, of section number two in township one
south Of range five east, containing one
hundred and ninety two acres OF land, all in
Putnam county, Ohio.
Taken as the property Of Henry Corder &c
satisfy decree IN favor Of Thomas Needles,
Treasurer of Madison township, franklin
county, Ohio.
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
Kaiida, Putnam Co., o., Auguss %, 1853
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LIST OF LETTERS,
PROBATE NOTlCE.-FOREIGN
WILL.

GNEIE heirs of Mary (s,cner, schumache-,
IL wife of John Schumacher, late Of Put
nam County, Ohio, are hereby notified that
there was flied IN the Court of Probate Of
Putnam County, State Of OHIO, on this Both
day of July, A. D. 1853, by Peter Schuma.
cher n will Of the said Mary (SteineD Schu.
macher. purporting to be proven in the cam
ton of 0annemare of the arondissement Of
Belfort, Department Of the Upper Rhine, in
France; and that tho motion to admit such
will to probate was continued by order oi
the Probate Court until the Both day Of Sep
tember next, A. D. 1853, at which time the
case will be for hearing.
By JAMES MACKENZIE, Sol'r.
July Goth 1853. 81;
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
NTOTICE is hereby given thnt the under
IN signed was this day appointed and
duly qualified as Administrator on the Es,ate
of Alonzo Monroe, decd. .H
GEORGE SKINNER.
Dated August 9th, 1853. CAT
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-02

RRUBARB P1E.-Cut large stalks of
where the leaves commence; strip off the
outside skin, then cut The stalks in pie.
ces half an inch long, line pie dish with
paste rolled thicker than a dollar piece,
put in a layer Of the rhuberb nearly an
iuch deep; TO quart bowl Of Gu, rku-
barb, put large tea cup Of sugar, s,rew
i, over with spoonful OF salt, and half q
nutmeg grated; cover with a rich pie
crust, cut a slice in the center, trim of
the edge with sharp knife, and bake i,
in a quick oven, until the pie loosens
from the dish. Rhubarb pies made in
this way are superior to those made OF
flui, s'ewed. Try good molusses instead
Of sugar for rhubarb pie. Nlolasses IS
better than sugar. When cider and wa
ter are s~eetened, moIasses 10 preferable
to sugar.-Mdss. PlotDman.
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THE EXCHANGE,
n By J. 1TNGLE,
KALIDA, Putnam County, Ohio

MIR. T. has taken the House formerly
lVl occupied by Thomas Coulter. and
fitted it up for The accommodation Of Guests.
Travellers, and all who may favor him with
their custom.
He will spare no pains to furnish good
Table, aSd the other requirements that make
up the proper service OF Hotel.
HIS stables ave in good condition and will
be daily attended. 643l Aug. 4, 1858.
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ONE OF THE ToAsrs. The following
tons, was given, with greai eclat, at the
recent celebration of the Fourth:
The memory oi the man,
That owned the land,
That raised the corn,
That fed the goose,
Tha, bore the quill,
That made the pen,
That wrote the Declaration Of Independ-
ence.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.
Abort G. Evans,)
Hugh Scott.
DY virtue Of an execution 10 me directed
ID from the Court of common pleas, OF
Putnam county, Ohio, will offer Tor sale at
the door OF the court house, in said county,
On Monday, the 26'h dav of September,
A. d. 1858,
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and
four o'clock, P. NJ, of said day, the follow.
| ing real estate, to wit:
The west part Of the south fraction OF
| section ten township one north Of range five
east, containing seventy: eight acres OF land
all in Putnam county, Ohio.
Taken us the property Of Hugh Scott to
satisfy un execution in favor of Albert G
| Evans. f--,
JOHN B. FRUCTIEY, Sheriff.
SHERITF's OFFICE,
Kalida, Putnam Co., o Angus, %, 1853
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PROBATE NOTlCE.-FORElGN


THE heirs Of John Schumacher, late OF Putnam
county, Ohio. are heeby notified that there wal
filed in the Court Of Prohae, of said Putnam county
Stnte Of Ohio on this goth day OF July, A. D. 1858
by Peter Schumacher Will Of the said John Schu
Daanemarie, reimbursement of BeIfort, Department
Of the Upper Rhine In France, and that the motion
to admit such will to probate continued by order
the Probate Court until the Both aay OF September
next A. D. 1853, ut which time the case will be for
hearing.
By JAMES MACKENZIE, sol'r.
JnlY 30 1859 643
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JABEZ s SPENCER'S ESTATE.
fNfo TICE is hereby given that the sub
SN scriber has been appointed and quail,
fed as Administrator ON the Estate Of Jabcz
s. Spencer, late of Putnam county, deceased,
Lated at Kalids, this i3.h day Of August,
A. D. 1853. A. ]. TAYLOR.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
Office is hereby given that the UNDER
lV signed was on the l7th day Of May,
1853, duly appointed and qualified by the
Probate Court OF Pntnam county, Ohio, us
Administrator de bons non of the Estate Of
John Mcclure, late of said Putnam county,
deceased. ROBERT J. LOWRY.
July Goth, 1853. 64lcw
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The frs, line Of Telegraph in CALI
fornia ;s being erected between Sacra'
ment0 and Nevada.
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1853. ID. COLUMBIA, 1853.
FORW WARDlNG &COM MISSION
MERCHANT
AND DEALER IN PRODUCE.
wAREHaUsE PRINTING BOTH CANALS,
JUNCTHON--OHIO. ~

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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-02

By becoming in time possessed Of the knowledge the want
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