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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-05-04
Crsal Notices.
State of vermont-Addison Co. So .

State of Vermont-Addtson Co. So.
A. P. BEAMAN,
HIRAM RIDER, june nm F Ter%' Use
SOLOMON w. JEwETT &
SOLOMON JEWETT.
Whereas, Arson P. Beaman, Of New Haven.
in the County Of Addison and State Of Yer
mont has filed in the Office of the Clerk Of the
Court Of Chanccry, in and for said County, his
Dill against liiram Rider, late Of said New HA
ven, and Solomon W. Jewett, of Racine, Wis
consin, setting forth in substance that the said
Rider, on the 10th day of April, A. b 1885,.
executed 10 said Renman n mortgage deed OF
certain land situated in said New Haven, and
described as follows, to wit; A certain piece CT
lano ana Mater privileges Mt n place called Bca-
man Hollow, reference for description Of said
premises being had to a deed from John Wilson
TO Eoen W.. Judd, dated Dec 28, 1880, mean
ing to include the store building on said prem
ises,-conditioned for the payment of the sum
OF six hundred dollars specified in five PRONE
lssory notes, ell dated December LIST. 1S49, four
oil SAID notes being for one hundred dollars each,
payable respectively in one, two, three and four
years from date with interest, and the other
note payable in three years from date, for two
hundred dollars, and further setting forth thu.
sa.d Rider. on The I'd day Of July. 1856, by his
warrantee deed of that date duly executed, con-
ycyed to the said Jewett one equal undivided
half of his interest in n certain piece of land in
sa New Haven and on Nov g, A. D. 1865, to
soi"mon Jewett, Of Kansas, his entire inter
est in said land, being the land described
in said mortgage deed to said Bcaman,-and set
ting forth that said notes are due and unpaid,
AID praying that the equity Of redemption OF tho
said Rider and Jewetts in the premises may t.
foreclosed. And nowlt being made to appear that
the said Rider aud Jcwetts reside without Ii Q
state, so that n subpoena cannot be served up,n
them 1t is o dered that the sand Hiram l,iCcr,
solomon W. Jewett and Solomon Jewct. be re
quired to appear before the Honorable Court AZ
u ancery next to be held at Nidilebury, Il
and Tor the , ounty Of Addison, on the first
Tuesday of June, A. b 1869, and make All
s"er to said bill, and that the C mplainant
cause this order to lie published three weeks
successfully in the Middlebury Register-n
public newspaper printed at said Midd ebury
tile last Of which publications shall he At
least twenty days prior to said next term.
Given under my hand at Middle ury, afors-;
sold, this 10Th day of April, A. D.. 1859
DCGALD STEM ART, Clerk.
+. r. WRIGHT. Solicitor. 2;3w
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Brighton Cattle Market.

THURSDAY, April %, 1889.
A. market, 500 Beeves $50 Stores, 1900 Sheep
and Lambs, and 1900 Swine.
PRICES Market B~eef-Extra, s975; first
quality, ss,75; second do. S7,25 third do, So.
Horkin9 O~rer-Sl00, 40, l+oaleo.
Mich Cows-sIl a AZ common do, s2oa2l.
Veal Catros- 81, 81.
Too Years Od-s22 n 20.
Three Years Okd-S26 n SO.
Rdes-7 liz a SC per ID.
CnH Skins-l4 a l5c per 10.
Tdllov- Sales Mt 7 I-2 a Sc, rough.
Sheep aud L1m6s-sl,75a2,T rs extra, ear.
Fds Hogs-undressed-o o-Oe; Pigs, 6 la q
Ia Retail, Case.
Pshs-sl,sa a $500.
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In q communication last week, we,
BY mistake, made 1t to appear that the
Hato Of Vermont produced hut l66,S53
ton, Of hay, while in fact the annual pro-
dnoe is S66,S53.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber gives notice to al those who
may have unsettled accounts with him, that il is
desirable and will he necessary to have them set
tied between now and May 1st, as he intends to
make new bust ess arrangements.
Feb. 10, 1859. WM. u REMsEN.
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late Of Middlebury, in said district, deceased,
presents his petition in writing to said Probate
Court, therein representing that seid deceased
was, in his life tire, and at tie time of his death,
under a contract binding in equity TO convey 10
Nathan Wood enc undivided halt ~ the brick
house and lot situated in the vilnge Of Middle
bury, and now occupied 10y sa d Wood and prays
said court TO giant license TO convey said house
and lot according TO said contract, and at the
same court the said administrator presents a fur
Their petition settii z firth that the personal ef-
tate Of said deceased is ms, dicient to pRy the
debts OF said deceased and the expenses Of ad-
ministration, and prnys for licerse 10 sell all he
real estate of said deceased, situate in this State,
except the hope fam of said deceased, for Il
purpose OF paying said debts and espodses: Is
is thereupon ordered that said applications be
considered by this court at a session thereofio be
held at the Probate Office. in said Nliddlebury :
on Monday, the 9th day of May. A d. 1859, az
10 O'Clock, in the forenoon, and that rotice there
If be given to all persons Interested, that they
may appear and make their objections, il any
they may have, to license being granted as
aforesaid, By publishing a certified copy Of this
order in the Middlebury Register-a newspsp per
printed at said Middlebury-three weeks suo-
c~esSively previous to said court.
CALVIN e. TlLDEN, Judge.
A trne copy from the records.
!; Attest, C. G. TlLDEN, Judge.
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CALVIN G. TILDEE, Judge.
true copy from the records.
CALNlN G. lILDEN. Jndca.

STATE OF NERMDAT-Drtrict Of Addison,ss
Re it remembered that 4 Probare Court held
at Middlebury in and for the District Of Addison,
on the 18th day of April, A. d. 1859, Jacob ".
Conroe, administrator with the will apnsxen Of
AUSTIN
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BOSTON INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
OMcc SO Bromneld street, Boston.
REV. N. DAY, Pres. Ekv. 7. MASON, Vice Pres
RrrnrS GRi.sE, NJ: D, Physicians.

Rrrnrs GREENE, N. D., lpby,,ci,p.
lsAIW lIUTcntNs, VI. D., '"'""""
Established fer the successful Treatment # Dissssts uaer
Rational Principles.
The Electro Chemical BATHS together with nr. Greeue'f
improved Medication, have lrrn adopted in thi, ln,tiiu-
ton. and have cIrrehtd the mtrt sauguine expectations in
tho removal If a ~, at variety Of diseases.
An PERSONS having CHUctrs, ar those afflicted with
cnHipl iAtrd diseasrs, sh MI ANAL thrmS-reS II the yer.
Ycual attention Of imr rh'Sir!ans AT the Institute, where
proper hualtiue-luusrs are provided.
A prr.unAl eXauiHsti'u Vi .a'h case ia preferable; hut
81 the Cut''n,n tlrns " di-"At4 crc,It in aggravated
md ruml hcit,d rssrs. Ars successfully treated With med
.circs oin,h tan uc sent 10 any part II the void. with
hhl direction =, ~ a very correct knowledge csa tc th-
fairsi frut1 arswrrt i' iha qhcs'i' ms in the " iadisn Ar
ans" newspaper rNtii,hrl ~ the Institution, a cory
- nhi.h viii h+ sut hee when rc1Vrst+d; siap, Ur,
,;-ru-'s "~I>lltsnrt THl.' ar Science ~ Indian Meii i'm,
s.y be- hat Al tho uhcsfr - eeHts or by mail Gu Tie
.spf q four p'siage stamps.
Cuu.ul,1iiru> HgUn I'll d.-casrs frr ef charge at the
it'". err nv letter nr the %rrceI;ion " : rrsis-e stamp.
Al cuuuuui 'atiruS sh"u'd he d,Icrtrt - DR.. Il
GI,kLSCl 80 Br mhsld Street, Dott'A, Aaso.
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STATE OF NFhNON1- istrirt Of AjGi,cr.t,
BE il remembered that ut II Probate Coultle.c
at Middlebury, within ard for the p.sjric, OF Al
arson on 'he zCih day If April A. J.. ist!,-
George a. Weeks executor Of the last will and
Testament Of
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LOOK JUF FOR BREAKERS
The Time haa Come!

have in my possession II large number Of
Sotss aud Accounts, which have lous ueen due,
aud unless they are settled soon, they viii be eli
with An Attorney for collection. D.' avs arc
dangerous! n. BRUlIoSO.
MidIlsbury. March IS, 1889.
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TO County Superintendent
Town Agents in Vermont.
Pure Wines and LIQUORS.

The well established Importing House Of
CHARLES BAcKMAS, So Front Street, New York,
has made large and extensive sales of he best
descriptions Of Pure Wines and Liquors TO Town
Agents in this 5 ate, and will continue to furnish
the same, on reasonable terms. on application rs
alb We, TO CHARLES BACKMAN,
or W W. DREW, r.uour..
THOMAS ELLIS, arsveii"g
WM. Erwin, "se"'''
Reference may lie made. Ia regard to the char
meter and standing of The House, and to the SUI
pcrior quality Of the Liquors, to
Edward llunccr'ord, Prof. of Chemistry in
the University Of Vermont.
S. W. Tlayer, NJ D, Dean of the Medical
Faculty, L.. NJ.
W. Carpenter, ". a., Prof. &c. in same.
J. 5. Pierce, Commissioner, Chittenden Co.
Dea. James Mitchell, Agent. Burlington.
Chas. DAYS, Commissioner, Caledonia Co.
w. II. ". Bingham, Lamoillo "
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CALL AT BECK WITII'S

II you want PAPER HANGlNGS. 1000 rolls
various qualities at low prices, just received.
March 1873.
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A true copy from the recuds.
2; At est, C. u TlLDEN, Judge.
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TAKE HEED !!

All accounts due tho subscriber must be SET
rLkD IMMEDIATELY to save cost.
y HARVEY WILCOX.
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Commissioners Notice,

We, the subscribers, being appointed by tie
Probate Court for the District OF Addison, Con-
missicners, to receive, examine and adjust all
Claims and der ands Of all persons against ,Ls
e'tate of MOSES a. CLAEk,
late Of Orwell. in said District. deceased, arl
also all claims and demands exlilitei ia oflse.
thereto; and six months from the 18th day II
April, being allowed by said court for that pur.
pose, we do therefore Hereby give notice ll.t We
viii attend to the busirets Of our said ~a7roi,,-
nent, at the late residence Of the deceased. on
tie I'd Tuesdays Of June and October next,irtin
nine o'clock, A, NJ, until four O'Clock, Y. ~, on
each Of said days.
L. S. CATLIN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-12

MARIo-IlIs EARLY LIFE-lIs NANE-ELorE-
MENr WITH A SPANISH MARcBIoNEss-IIER DEATH
SPANISH CnIvALRY-A Madrid letter in the
Brussels Independence says
Fifty or sixty persons, hirel for the purpose,
and placed in little groups in the upper galleries,
have renewed in more scandalous manner, du-
ring second representation Of Norma" the
scene which occurred in the first representation
1t was no longer murmurs and wh;spcrings, but
groans and noises of all kinds, which completely
drowned the voices of Madame Grisi aud Mario
The uproar was ut its height 1T the commence.
ment Of the duet in the second ast. Potatoes
were thrown from the upper galleric., falling ut
the feet Of Madame Grisi an rebounding into the
pit. The public in the boxes and other parts Of
the house rose indignantly to protest against such
an outrage, but m.'lame Grisi withdrew, her face
iathcd in tears. Mario attempted for some se,-
onds to brave the storm. bnt was obliged to leave
the stage. One of The employees Of the theatre
cume forward to ann"u,iee that the performance
would not he continued. Madame Grisi having
tainted away. overcome with emotion. The au
thorities were quite imrassye."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-12

PuRirrcArioN or Foul WArrR--AN IsroarAxf
DIscov EaY.--The London Duildcr says that Mr..
Thomas Spencer, the disooverer of elsotrotype.
has mado another important discovery. He has
ascertained that the magnetic oxide Of iron, which
abounds In rocky strata, aud in sands, TO-, at.
tracts oxygen, whether II exists in water or In air.
aud polarizes it-that this polarixed oxygen 10 the
salubrifying oxone-that this osone, 90 formed,
destroys all discoloring and polluing organic 40
lutops Ia water and converts them into the spark
ling and refreshing carbonic acid Of the healthful
spring. Eyon sewerage water canlbe thus almost
instantaneously purified. Moreover. Mr.. Spencer
has discovered that the apparently mechanical
process Of filtration Is itself magneica and Il 10
now known that oil substances ure oonstitutioual-
ly more OF less subject to magnetical influences:
thus all extranoous matters suspended In water
may be rapidly attracted In filtration. and 90 sep
aratcd: and this may DO done whether on q great
scalo n small, either by the magnetic oxide or
black sand Of iror, by mixture Of this with or
dinary sand, or by various othor means; and Mr..
spencer has discovered n solid porous oom6ina-
ton Of carbon with magnetic oxide. prepared from
Cumberland hmmatite, which is said 80 have worry
great 6ltering power.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-12

The GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD PAriNa DEARLY
FOR AN AccipENr.-Three actions against tho
Great Western Railroad. Of Canada, for damages
arising out Of tho Flansooro catastrophe In March
lAst. were concluded the other day At Hamilton.
the road in each case suffering verdict Of $1,000.
Ono was brought by the widow of John MsA!esss
whose death waa caused by tho injuries received
cd. The second suit was urged by Mrs. Jane Faw
cott. whose husband was killed at tho samo tmo.
Tho jury awarded to her 81 800. and to children
SO, 500. 10 tho third casc IS. 900 was awarded to
u single plaintiff
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-12

TnE East AyRIcA< Save TE,pE.--The Selem
Register thn- raidi.hrs the tlowins extract of IL
letter from ZANZIBAR, dated Stpt. s:
AN Amcr'cm clipper ship took OF 1900 no.
groc> from the 'onst few days since. Ii 1000
reach Havana the owners Will make 100000
They were shipped fr'm Ibo. aud cost about $50
Goo. If people send ships on This coast for slaves
they can get them. john Bull is asleep. There
are two English men-oi:war. in port, watching IL
chance Ia pounc3 on S,eed Madied. suppose. -
The captain of the slave ship was SpaniarI,
and hJirtcd American coors when necessity l.:
aurcd."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-12

PRISON ETIouErTE.-At the recent county pris-
on stampede in DIVER. Del. Turner, who is under
sentence Of death for rape, was among the num-
er who escaped. He 'ubseqnently called on the
District Attorney and stated the case of his escs
ping. which Was that his male companions had
been removed from his cell. and their place had
been in part filled by woman who had the scar
let fever lie had told the iailor that il this state
If things continued he would be obliged to change
his quarters. lie don't care a straw about his
sentence. but he don't think himself safe with the
scarlet fever about him. He WAS taken back to
ial
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-12

Notorious BURGLAR ARREsrsD ASp DRow NED
A notorious burglar. named Rockwell dnwncd
himself oa Saturday evening while in charge Of
detective Lowell and James. 9Syrarnsc, under the
following circumstances:
These ofi .crs were bringing him from IIn lson,
whore they bad arrested him, 10 Albany, in the
New York Express trnia Of Stturday evening A.
they crossing the river nj Albany, one of the
officers named stood by Rockwell's side the pris-
oner being hnndcuffed Our informant. who wns
converting with tho officer, remarked Rockwell 5
ndynaring n stop or two.nnd in n moment more he
dnrtcd forward To the bow of the boat and plugged
into the river The boat was stopped and search
wns made Tor the villain, dead or alive, hut it wns
made in vain.
A suspicious boxing skif WAS Observed on the
Grcenbu-h side: but even though hccomplices
were advised of his attempted cscnpe. and were
ready to MD him, it is hardly possible that be,
handcufed he was. could ever rise to tho sur
face alive. lie had said that he would not be tn
ken TO the prison alive and he has doubtless kept
his word.
Rockwell was desperate character, whose his
tory is well known to the police of the country.
lie was once sentenced to ten years in the Indiana
State Prison, but he escaped after about threo
years.
II seems that he was living in Hudson with
his family th ugh hc was arrested while wal
king the streets - evidently not dreaming he was
known.
Among the plumber found sccreted under tho
flonr # his house thirty pieces of bla TX silk,
some seventy pounds Of silver of various kinds
and jewelry in Large quantities. The value of the
plumber found is estimated from three 10 five thou
sand dollars.
Rockwell was related by marriage 10 Card and
Clark, the burglars who newhat famous in
their profession" and who doubtless form part
OF an extensive and dan. .cfous cInfedcracy. Rock
riHs Union, Nop. I.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-12

THNIE crbcrs associated themselves together
purposr of doing GROCERY CoaSISsios BrsisRsa,
under the style and lrn Of FEANkItN& totduing from
the Isl o seember) will keep hand nj nil ilnes large aud
we'll solicited stock Of 0roccs Liquors, Domestic m Goods
No aud pay their special ntnon 10 III. sale oi fobacco,
Wheat Cun, Flour Bacon, aud all other kinds of Country Pro-
urc They nattcr themselves thai from their long experience
business TINT they will be rir Ia do well for her friends
and tho public generally other house In thu city, and
promise their bst cxcrnns 10 please NIL who asaf
ihom with their patronage 1by Will occupy the old stand oi
Franklin Brother, No ~ Msn Street, door Liberty
Warehouse. JAMES FRANKLIN,
". FRANKLIN, JR.,
supt 20 dA JAUon N, FRANKLIN,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-12

PASSPORTS FOR MIssIssiPpr--The Brandon
(Mississippi.) Republican, referring to the linr-
Per's Ferry business makes the foil wing brlliant
suggestion:
cit is customary in European countries TO re-
quire every man to travel with q passport. The
southern states should require the same thing II
would he no particular hardship for man hay
ing an honest purpose to procure permit to
travel through the South, AMI the next legisla-
ture o.! this State should take the initiative in this
ma,ter-'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-12

A NOVEL WAY OF ELrcrING MEMBER Of THE
LEGIaLArrRE.--Mr Purple member Of the ir>t
Legislature tf Nebraska. thus tells his experience
in Western politics He says: Secretary 7. b..
Cunning said to me ono morning. Purple wo wan.
II member from Burt county; So hnrnessel up
and took nine fellows with me IRON Iowa, and we
started Tor the woods, and when we thoughr we
had got far enough for Burt county, we unpacked
oar hnlotLox, and held an election lin Washing
ton county,. ranya>sed HE vote, and it was a'r"n
sl,ing TO observe how great was tie unanmi y ut
the frs; election ever held ia Hsrt county. Pnr-
PIE had every vote So pucne Wa, declared clec
led "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-12

Tue NATicAN.-Th Roman Palace of the Popo
is pile of buildings covering space Of twelve
hundred feet in length md sixteen hundred in
breadth. one of the seven hills, the site having
at one time been the garden of that musical En-
peror who amused himselthy fldlng while Rome
was burning. EARLY in the sixth century, The
Bishop OF Rome erected on this spot nm humble
dwelling, nnd this was added to. from time 10
time, hy the Pnpes. until il reached it's present
magnificent dimensions. 1t is at the present time
The most spaci ,us aud superb palace in tho v hole
world, and is stocked with paintings, statues,
looks, and antiquities Of the rarest description.
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Dissolution of Co-partnership.

FIVIlE hcrru cxiNng under Tho sylc and
firm of Franklin ilro,her expired b! Limitation the lat
All indebted 10 tho requested IN
forward and scte their accounts II Ia Important that thu b,i
ncss should 10 closed practicable. Tho name
tho will he used In winding the business 0rne
mi 10 friends kr thc liberal patronage extended 10 the
OF Franklin Brother for br last i've years respectful
N solicit continuance of the to the o Frank
lin II Co JAMES FRANKLIN,
I,,scuuu Ra Sent 10. Ishq H. FRANKLIN, in.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-12

AURORA BoRE,LIs ExrLAISEp--A scientific gen.
tlcman thus gives the origin oi this cele.tal vis
tor: When the meloiygis'ie temperature of tho
horizon is such as to ealoricse the impurent in
3entatlon Of the hemsphcric analogy, the cohc-
Sion of the bnrax curlistu- becomes surchnaged
with inhnitessi,nals which are thereby deprived If
their fssural disquisitons. This Effected, n rapid
change is produced in the theramhumpter Of tho
gyastcutis palcriuin, which causes II convaculnr
in the hcxagoual antipnthirs Of the terrestriun
ac1uaverus The clouds then become mass of
deodorumised epecunc of cermocular light, which
can only be seen when it is visible.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-12

FRAUDS TpoS THE prSsI1S OFrIcE. .-On Satur-
day the Roxbury policc arrested Ezekiel u. Dyer,
cha gei with committing frauds upon the Pension
Office to the nm0uht Ut several tbousand dollars.
Mr.. DYER belongs to South Abingdon, and has been
watched for during the past month. He was taken
before United States Commissioner Hallett, but an
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-12

SOUTHERN VIEW OF A NORTHERN FoRAy.-lI wv
different are ,"nr people from ours. suppose
that a meeting should he called in Norfolk and
speaker should advise the collection Of money to
send inccndiaries to tho North to burn your facto
ries, murder the owners and all who attemp pied to
aid in defence of their property, upon the pretext
that the operatives not treated as they should
be, &c, who does not know that such man would
not only be denounced, but would bo "tarred and
feathered' in less than twenty minutes. If the
North world respect til" rights of the South, there
is not Virginan that would not shoulder his
musk"t and march to the North to defend your
rights Of property. of persons, your homes. your
firesides from foreign aud domestr foes, even to
the last extremity Letter from tie South.