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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-21
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
baltimore Railroad.
DelaWare DiY1sion Time Table.
sPBING ARRANGEMEM'

On ana after MONDAY, ApYiI Ole,
IoIdi (SundaEs exeepted.) Trains Wi
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Winter Fan2ement.
On aad after Monday December =, s52,

On Aad after Monday. December =, s7e,
Passenger Trains VIII run as follows:
TRAINS Nos. 2 :. 8.
Leave Reading at Z 20 4G5
:" BirdsbOrO', 10 45
- COatesville. 945 ga $40
ChaddsF d. IQ55 Is 7@
TRAINs LEAVE NnErHWASp:
TRAINS NGs. An. H. P.a. PM
Chsdd's Ford. 26 3 30 6m
" CoAtssvillO, 10 40 TUO
Arr at BirdbOrO'. 955 So
' Reading. l19 rs
CONNECTIONS.
At Wilmington. with trains TO Philadelphia and
Baltimore and with Delaware Railroad trains
Nos. and make direct conn neetons With trains to
aud from " ashngtOn.
At Chaadslord trains Nos. !. - 5 and for phila
delphia, Nos. and with trains for Philadalphia.
Trains Nos. |. and with trains for Port Deposit.
At Coatesyile, all trains connect with trains tor
Philadelphia and Harrisburg. TTains Nos. , aud Is
make direct connection With trains To and from
Philadelphia,
At BirdsbOIo', trains and connect northward
and southwark with Ihiladelphia and Reading
Railroad. and and with southwark bound trains.
Traiu No. connects with train from PhiladelPha.
ts# O. STOLl,
t3aaeral SuDerintandent
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Publiahing House. 50 Yesey street. New York.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-17

Eo The Great Remedy for Diar-
Senl FEGOs srhea and Cholera; also the sure
cure for Fever and Ague as found in OUR H0ME
PHYSICIAN, by DR.. Beard, the latest and best
Family Medical Guide with remedies for every
known disease. Its value is attt sted by thousands
who have saved money, health and life Ag nts
wanted. Z. b. ThEAT, Publisher, sos Broads ay
New York. aug25 4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-17
CAMPHORINE

The Great Dieeovory for the imme7is relief and
cure Of kheumatsn. Neul aiaia, Sprains, bruises,
PAINS Straina stiff Joints, swelllngs, ln1amaIions,
Bunions Catarrn, &C., &C. 1t will not grease or
STAIN and for the toilet luxury IN every family.
thousands will and testify to Is great inertia.
TrV ID. Price per bottle, ,25 cents. REUBEN HOYT,
Prop'r, 2Os. Greenwich St, N. Y, aug26-4W
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I , PENNSYLVANIA [eI @a Gzaaasss

ON AND AFTRR SUNDAY, ssPT. IT IbI5,
Trains leave Depot Thirty-second and Marke
streets, Phila"elphia
MAIN LINE WESTWARD,
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RsII 8oaA Eiues.
g- ~zrEzaaE1 PHILADELPHIA, VII.
IL Al MINGTON, q BALTIMORE
5I ~ ~ ~ wINR iABLE

49, MiNaToS, as1S6is = BAfTIMoRE
RHiLRCkE, NlME TABLE
Taking effect SUNDAY, August 1Tth 1873.
Kv- Pniladelphia and Washington Express Trains
e ,nson Espres. Tr ins thus 10 1b's Ihe ~ 10 M.
tTsln from Philadelphia connects for Fortress mon
and Norio scSS9hs ~ INV y tms 1a ye min. M
utts earlier than stated below.
SOUTHWARK.
,rra,ns from Philadelphia will leave depot corner
Of Broad Street and washington Avenue a. follows;
io[ psrby, zOO Is, 1900, 10 as Am
bls, ID, 10, $50. 1i:ab +. M a.
~ AZ asO, 45' 5.4s, 40, 90, 0 80, IL &c P. M.
Chester 7, s 10, $50, 9. lv.4o a. M, l2.4O: 9go,
LOU 4SO, 445, 6lo,6OO $40, Z, $50, llSV'' ll4b Il
hiamokn I. SIS, $50. 20, 1915 A NJ; I24O, $50,
ASS 4S so io4s ~ as5 i'G ao 5s $50
TTTsiners1 "a 1o4O, A. NJ, $50, %, 6.1s, 80 Pm:
IinwoOd, T. $50, 1O.46 A. M, sSO 4tO. Blb. Z, go
Ga Clay aont 1880 1O4O A M,asO. 400. H1O. 7, $50,
be- Belltvue, $50. IO.4O a. M, GaO 400, SiS T. $50
Wilmington, Z 80; 1875 A M, 1s1b''. asO, 400.
Newp Tt, $50 A. NJ, 0. 10 O. T. M.
Stanton, $50 A. NJ, hlb ." M.
EbIon, 3 50 A M, H. i6, S. II 80 r. M.
North. East, $50 A. NJ. ola, g.. 1LsOs p. M.
PERI willie, 80 A. NJ, 12ib'' b.lo 600" 1l.sO' P.
hasyra-de-Grace, $50 A. NJ 121b'' 600. 1i.SO. P.
"Perrymansville. 8. 80 A. NJ, g.. 1880. Pm.
bdQeWOOd, s 80 A n, Q" 1l.s0. r. M.
Magnolia, 80 A; n, 60 ,.ss ils Z: N oo.
NORTHwARD
Trains for Philadelphia will leave as follows: from
Baltimore, LsO, SsO.' A NJ. 24b'' T.sU' lO.45' r.
Magnolia, 8 20 A. M, s4O'. SIG. p. M.
EdveW0o, S.2T A. M, 8 46s' r. M,
Perrymansville $50 4. M, 8.bsss So M.
Havre de- Grace 1x;1O'' 1851, 1o:6S'' N, 4:17''
~ Pcrfyville, 1879" CAS- O:OO, 11:Ol" M. 4:2S''
S'Ur North. East, .Ob s.9e A M,4:4s's sn9'PM
EIktop, 1. IL e;4t a N, 4 :b6'' 9:s2' Pm
Newark, 7.s3 s:s5 A M, :O9'' s:46' Pm
stanton, 7;4e 70 % ;oS Az Sl9.: co. . s;s1' Pm
Wilmington :.o'' 6:ib, 7;lO, s:lO 1905, 1890 Am
Beevas S:ss, 7:si, sss iO:l1 AM, 2:i9 4:12,7:2s
Glaymont, $3.50. 7:90, s 80, 1925 1880 M, $50,
i!nsoed, i;S!, 7;sS, s;s7, 1882, 1885 M. s;aT
40 T;4S, lC;4s ~ M ago ,oaa AM 900 A.os
Tnarlow, 7:15, 7lj, s:I2 1898 II ;O1 M2:ss .4:sS
famokln. 5:45 72, s;2ss:4b 9:l5, 1o4l Ill :o4
4, l:45, 2:S6, 4;S5 $3.50. $3.50 T;bs r NJ
Chester, b:4, l6 7:4I s:Sl s4s s:ls, 10 45 ITO!
AM l:Os l:Is 24O, ABS, S6:lS' 1888, s:O2,1O;o4'
Ridley Park. b:bT, 7:25 1885, $3.50, 9:27 1ob4 Il le
AM, :l2 Isl 2:49 4:4T, 6:t9, 6;42, SAL II :02 I
arby, 6:Us, 7:lt, 7.4O $50, 9:O7 9:sg II 0S A NJ
I:2s, 900, 86i, 4:48, 5:54, 6:54, s:26PM
SUNDAY TRAINS.
No trains will be run on Sunday, except those
name below.
Lamokin aud intermediate stations, l, Pm
wilmington and Way stations A M, $3.50 M
Baltimore stopping at the principal stations, II 800
Pm
Trains for Philadelphia will leav. as follows: from
Lauokln and Mteftne late stations, 9:lb A Nj
Wilmington, stopping at Way Stations, 63O,6 ,6;3OP
Baltimore, stopping at principal stations, 1880
lO:45" T M
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xew sAaperttseHreussi

MHTa q n IN -FOUR WEEKS CANVASS
N4 OH Inc was one agents profit on
bryAnt's Library OF Poetry and ssug; So in one
week on the New Hausektepers Manual, py Mlss
can have an agency j, FORD CO., New York,
Boston Chicago and San Francisco. aug254W
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FEMALE INSTITUTE.
NoRRIsToWN. PA

Winter term will commence September Cd. Among
the advantages Claimed for this school are thor
0ughness of Instruct on, excellence and variety OF
educational apparatus, comfort OF domestic ar
rangemenls ease of access, nealthfulpess and beau
" Of location, and reasonableness OF charges, For
aue25 9w j GRIER RALsToN. Principal
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-17
PHILADELPHIA, Will tfKs Ess rs5ssz.z.
MINGTUN AND BAL - - .s5iize.-eAas
TiMuKH RAILROAU

MINGTUN AND BAL ~ ~ ss5Rz-S-SA&iES
TlMURE RAlLRoAD
DELAwAHR DIVISION.
PoRTAN NOTICE,
ON and after MONDAY, April 2ls 1873, a Pas
sengt Train will leave SeaiOrd, at 30 A. M, for
Philadelphia, Baltimore and intermediate stations
The 8. 2b r M, from Wilmington with Philadel-
phta and Baltimore connect H. will run TO SeHford,
arriving at 1000 p NJ. Making three daily trains
to and from SeAford.
ON and err the above date, this company will dis
continue running the early morning trains
between
MILFORD AND HARRINGTON.
aprls-tf Ii. f. KINNEY, Supt
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SUPPLEMENT- No TO TIME TABLE No. 4.
To Ike effect MONDAY, SSPT. 18th, 1878.
On snd after Monday September 10 h, 1873, the
First S,utiOn If Train M. a, Will DO run on the
70 low .ng time:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-17

ON AND AFThh SUNDAY ssfls al 1860
Trains leave Depot Thirty-second and Marke
streets, Phila"elphia-
MAIN LINE WESTWARD,
Paoi Accommodation, $50, so and 10 81 A M. LILO |
-, 80. 70 .nd 80 Z. M On sunday 40 a
Niagara raj Express @ sS daily, except Sunday Tqo A M.
ElInlra and Lock Haven Ex. daily,ex sunday Il A.
Mail daily excest sunday .,- 500 A. NJ
Fast Line and Erie Express, daily, ex-
HSfrisDars Rs Sreq ASt. daily, except Sunday $50 p
Lancaster and York Acc. daily,ex- oopu
psrGesssaPs ses saRsay Traln except sunday,
pttsburg Express daily. except Sunday 5.s0 Z. N.
Southern Express daily, 9.so & n n
ETe sSpS Mali satSTda1 hight runs only to wa@aport
For Emigrant Express Train, leaving l2,Oo =. M;
and baggage delivered at 11e Market street by .
NEW YORK DIVISION.
Express for New York $50, BIO, T.15, $50 and
II m, 70 80, LIS, 800. 800 and SOO P. M. and
New N YORK Sunday Trains 60 sle, TsS A. M, 12 80
$50 p. M, and 1920 night
Emigrant Train for New q YORK < 19cO night
Accom- for TrentoH, 1l.SO P. M
FROM KENsINGToN DEPOT
For New York 81 A. NJ daily and 40 r. M.
Bustleton, $40 A MOO noon, blb and 70 IN.
Trenton, 80, LbO. 10. M, 2.16, $40, a. 8, $50
$50 and 80, p. M
Accommodation for Bristol. IL 81, P. M.
FOR BELvlDERE DIVISION.
Express for Trenton Lambvile, Phillipsburg, East
on, scranton &C, T.s0 A; M. and 40 r M. ,ooo
Way Train to Lambertville and Flemingtons lO'Oo
For Pennington, I 81 1850 A. M, and 80. PM.
Accommodation for Lambertviile and BelVidere
$50 P. M.
AMBoY DIVISION.
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY,
Accm'n for New York, via south Amhey, and boat,
and via Jamesburg and Monmouth Junction $50
A. M. and via Monmouth junction and Perth Am
boy, q, T. M,
Accom-. for New York. via Trenton, 80. 8. and 10,
.. M. IL noon, 2, 8, 8, and r. M. For Trenton,4,
%sy %sy TRAINS G5 for fSTRssSR
For Klnksra Brat ch. 80 A N, and Nj
For Long Branch, $50 A NJ End .,
For Hightstown, 500, a. M, and l.SO, o'So. anu d
For Pemberton, and Long Branch, and Tuckerton
Railroad T,8l, l1.l5 A. NJ, and g. 10 +. M;
For Medford q, A. N, 80, 4.sO, and 81 r M:
For MI Holly aud PemnertOD, 9, Ills, A. M arc
i.s0, 3 10, 4,so. s sO 6.s0 p. M For Mt Holly 81
M daily aud l.3O +. M.
Trains arriue Thirty First and Market Strests;-
FIom Pittsburg, $50, I.1b A. NJ, R 80, P. M, daily
hlie sna 90 Vim Mi imsp MST 4t SIS N, day. exeep
Monday, and g. 80 NJ, daily except Sunday From
3siTao and Niagara Falls 1870 NJ daily ex
Thiiamsp rt, 9, M. From New YORK, u 46, 4 5
10 80 u 45, eusl M. - 10 y 49, %, 7re, =
slu, Y.2, Keng 1920, 11,46 ,., aud " =
M. brOln hastOn, fnnnphbuig and amDertvlIi
(.3s NJ; Remington Lepot, 0, lOsI ID, 4 30
Sleeping car Tickets can be had at eOi Chestnu
Street, and Depot, Thirty-Seco and Market sls:
heck baggage from Hotels and Residences. Tim
Cards ana full inform alton can be ebtaned az tn
Dtpots and Ferry named above, and at the follow
ing -. .--.. ...s,
TICKET OFFICES. SS ": SIS 3 o5sstRas i siEssi {
Al cAssATT. General Msiiaisr. Sia T0DN - o'''s :
my26 d. M. BOYD, JR, Gen. Pass. Agent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-17

UTIMINaToN TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE
w EXPRESS will call for and deliver baggage
aud RacKaSea TO and from all parts Of the city Rail-
road Depot and boat. Also, baggage called for ind
checked (where Railroad tickets are htld, 70 al
points from private residences or hotels. orders
left at THE Franklin telegraph once, No.
=, West Third Street; r. BrInghnrst Co.,
Sixth and Market; Smith Painter, Seventh
and Market, and B. @. Shoemaker, 500 Market St,
will receive prompt attention. Principal once, Bag
gage R0om, p, W. and b. Railroad Depot:
ssptls.1y ]. q. SRALE ProprietorA
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EfgaI aJntiffs.
Petition for Divorce.

STATE OF VERMONT, Eliza A. DeVore, Of
County Of Addison, IS. Mddlobury, in the Coun
ty Of Addison and State Of Vermont, having filed
her petition to the Addison County Court, next to
DO held at Middlebury, within and for the Coun-
ty of Addison, on the first Tuesday Of June, A.
d. 1875 setting forth in substance that she was
married TO William Devere on the 4th day Of Oc-
tober, A. d. 1869, that she has resided in said
County for more than two years last past; that
that the said William wilfully deserted tho said
Eliza A. on the 25th day Of October, A. d. 1863,
and since said desertion the said William has
contributed nothing for the support of herself or
child. Wherefore she prays for divorce from
tho said William, the custody Of her child, and
that she may resume her maiden name.
And it appearing that the said William re-
sides without this State, that said petition
not be served upon him, it is ordered that the
said William DeVere be summoned to appear and
answer the foregoing petition on the first day of
the next term Of said Court, to be held at Mid
dlebury, within and for said County, on the first
Tuesday of June, A. d. 1873, by the publication
Of the substance of said petition, together with
this order, in the Mddlebury Register, n public
newspaper published at Middlebury aforesaid
three weeks successfully. the last Of which pub
locations to be at least six weeks previous to said
session of said court.
Dated at Middlebury, in said County Of Add
son, this 18th day Of March, A. d. 1873.
X. WAINWRIGHT, Clerk.
J. NJ. Slade Jr, Atty for Libellant 2:w3
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Probate Court - District OF Addison.
Hon. s. +. Cooke, Judge.
Yours truly,
Z. ID. W.

The following are the principal items
of business in the Probate Court for the
District Of Addison, during the moath of
March
March 3--Artemas Halls estate, Whiting. FL
more ". Sylvester appointed administrator. Al
len kotcham and Freeman q. Wright appointed
appraisers.
March G-IIorace J. Meals estate, Cornwall
Inventory filed.
March s-Artenas Halls estate. Decree of
homestead to widow Assignment of personal es-
tate to widow.
March l2-Chandler Tillottson's estate. Mid
dlebury Allen Foot, administrator, presents his
administration account for allowance. Court,
April |, 1873.
March lj-William H. Eldredge's estate, Mid
debury. Eliza Eldredge and Sam'l II. llendrick,
administrators, present their administration ac-
count for allowance. Court, April II, 1873
March 2i-William p. Deweys estate, Sails
bury. Rebecca H. Dewey and William u. Dewey
appointed administrators. Jonathan &. Gipson
and Chester kingsley appraisers and commission
eIs.
March 9G-Artemas Halls estate. Appeal
from decree of homestead filed, allowed, and bond
filed.
March 2s-Munson Ponds estate. Whiting.
Thurman Brookins appointed administrator Al
len Keteham and Asahe II. Hubbard appraisers
and commissioners
March 29-Joseph Steclos estate, Middlebury
Harriet u. Steele and Rollin Orchard admins
traitors with will annexed, make application tC
sell real estate for payment of debts and expenses
| of administration. Court, April 49, 1873.
March 3l-Albert b. Ilolden's estate, Middle
| bury. Administrators settlement fled
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Probate Court-District OF New Haven.
Hon. j. d. SMITH, Judge.

The following are the principal items
Of business transacted by the Probate
Court for the District of New Haven,
during the month of March
March Henry Kellogg, alleged insane. APP
plcation for guardian filed. Citation issued.
Hearing March -, at Vergcnnes.
March Hattie Boaman, minor. Application
for guardian filed. Notice issued to parent.
Hearing March H.
March 3--David Boynton's estate Settlement
Of ad ninstiation account Agents appointed fol
absent heirs Assignment of personal property t.
widow Appointed Amos T.. llasseltine, Erwin
A. IIasscltine and Monrcy d. Parmelcc commits
sioncTs of distribution.
March 3-Ievi l.. Lyzott's estate. Application
filed to settle administration account and deere,
estate. Public notice ordered. Hearing Apr
Z, at Bristol.
March 3-Wm. Duushees estate. Executor
settled his administration account. Estate de-
creed according to will.
March 3-Richard Jacobs estate. VIII pre-
scented for probate Notice ordered IIearin,
April I, ut Bristol.
March 3-James palmer's estate. Application
filed for license to sell real estate. Notice order
/ ed. Hearing April 7, at Bristol.
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RIProN.-On the night of the LIST inst
Mr.. ii. Race came home from Middle
bury decidedly fresh, and kicked up a
muss with his wife, who retreated to Mrs
Lucy Bakers for safety, but Mr.. II. fol-
lowed and told her that she must 60 home
with him, and on her demurring thereto
proceeded to argue the case by taking
her by the hair and quickly showing her
'ihe door, whereupon quite scuifle arose,
In which Mr.. and Mrs. Race took live
" part, and into which Miss Julia Bent.
lev and MIS-. Baker were drawn by MIS-.
Il. catching held Of them to prevent co.
ing out, but uron Mr.. T. &. Axtell's pro-
ooeding to try t2 induce Race to be quiz
ct, Il. transferred his attention to Mr.. A,
who found his whiskers pulled aud cash
cut in his head by falling against sew
ing machine, when the storm subsidized
On the 3 inst. Race was brought be.
fore Justice Stcarns Of East Middebury
on complaint Of Grand Juror Boynton
and fined $l5 and costs for his evenings
amusement, but on complaint for being
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March a-Davis Lufkins estate. Inventory

March 3-Dayis Lurkin's estate. Inventory
filed.
March 3--Elwn Eastman and others, late mi
nors. Settlement of guardians account
March 7-IIolctt Thorns estate VIII proved.
Letters testamentary issued to c. T. Stevens, ex-
ecutor Appointed Jchn H. Roberts and Cyrus
A. Booth appraisers and commissioners.
March 7El.conard Q. Thorn's estate. Appoint
ed G. r. Stevens administrator. Appointed John
l.. Roberts and c. A. Booth appraisers.
March levi Meadcr's estate. Appointed
j. II. Lucia administrator Appointed John Il.
Ruberts and Walter @. Spraguc appraisers.
March s-lnventory fled. Estate less than
$50 dccrccd to widow
March s-Jamcs Butlers estate. Appointed
Thomas Butler administrators. Appointed Daniel
5. Ladd and Henry Sears appraisers
March l0-Olive Shermah's estate viii PROV
Cd Letters tostamcntary issued to Daniel webb,
executor. Appointed Ezra knowles and Thomas
Noonan appraisers and commissioners.
March l0--llenry II. Portcr's estate. Appli-
cation filed for license to sell real estate Notice
ordered. Hearing March 3
March 1l-Georgc a. Phillips, minor. Settle
mont of guardians account.
March l5--llcnry Kellogg, alleged insane
Hearing adjourned to April Z, at Bristol.
March lj-llattic Bcaman. minor Appointed
VIM II. Moosbcy guardian.
March &c. Leighton Bostwicls estate. In
vcntory filed.
March ISL. c. Thompson's estate. Commits
soners report filed.
March 2O--lI. Il. and William H. Horton, mi
nors. Guardians inventory filed.
March 20-lI W aud Il VI Horton, minors
Guardians inventory filed.
March 21-Corncius Gaincy, alleged insane
Application for guardian filed. Citation issued
Hearing April S, at o'clock p. IN.
March 25-Elisha Lawrcnce's estate win pre-
scented for probate. Notice ordered. lIearinl
April II, at II o'clock n.
March 2G-lI II Porters estate. Application
to settle administration account Notice ordered
Hearing April II, at | o'clock
March 29-John Cranes estate. Applicato,
to settle administration account Notice ordcre,
of hearing, April &c, at o'clock p. IN.
March 3l-lienry II Porter's estate. Licens
granted to sell part Of real estate.
March 3l-Joshua I Fields estate. Settle
ment of administration account. Assignment o
personal property to widow. Appointed Recto
Gage, Emerson Holland and Loyal Kent commits
sioners of distribution.
! i ID SMITH .Tu1yp
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-04-08

TIE ADELpHI AT NERGENNEs. Our
citizens were very agreeably entertained
by an exhibition given by the members
Of the Adephi Society Of Mddlcbury,
on Thursday evening last. A farce en-
titled diamond cut Diamond was first
played, the parts Of which were well
sustained. This was followed by the
drama clown by the Sea, (which brought
ont the entire talent Of the company
and it has real dramatic talent The la
dies were particularly successful, especial
ly Miss Lamb, whose perfect ease brought
Amy Stone to the mind Of the audience
in some OF her bca: characters, Miss
Severance was IL city belle to the life,
while Miss Twitchell as the wife, was
perfect success The gentlemen en-
tered into the spirit of the drama, with
full realization Of their parts, and sus-
tanned their characters SO well that the
whole would have reflected credit on O
thoroughly organized dramatic troupe
All were pleased with the acting and
felt richly repaid for the time given and
the money contributed.-VermOntcr.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-04-08

The street is located on an elevated
and commanding line. with fine south.
ern outlook of mountain and valley seem
ery unsurpassed in landscape views any.
where. In winter it is shielded 10y "Chip-
man Hill" from the northern blasts, which
is a consideration Of no mean importance.
In tho language Of President kitchell,
Whoever locates his dwelling on the
southern side of this hill has a defence in
winter wh.h is almost invaluable. It is
a protection indeed beyond computation
in winter like the present one.
The soil on this street is a rich sandy
loan, nice for gardening purposes, where
trees take root and grow rapidly. Excel
lieut. water is obtained at a short depth
from the surface, aud vegetation in the
spring is about a month earlier than on
the cold clay lands below. Lots will be
sold by Mr.. Rockwell on easy terms and
moderate prices.
Mr.. l. has already purchased and
paid for lot and will erect house OF
a substantial and snowy character, to cost
about $4,000, the present season.
Geo. Smith, Esq, g house builder"
says: In my Judgment this section al
fords building sites which, for real merit,
eligibility and beauty of natural scenery,
far exceeds anything else for sale in Mid
dlebury.
The views from the ground, more es-
pecially from the balconies of houses, are
varied and extensive. The mountain
panorama which sweeps three-fourths OF
the horizon, beginning with the Adiron.
dacks and ending with the Green, is ex-
ceedingly fine.
The eastern view embraces much that
is bold, majestic and thrilling In the
fairgrounds and middle distance are the
rich rolling landscapes of Otter Creek
River" valley, with its broad, alluvial
plains, and the Fertile hill.sdes Of Addi-
son and Rutland counties. Glittering
spires, and the swift moving cars, and the
sparkling river waters, famous at times
for their sudden expansion to broad and
extended lake view, lend their enchant-
ments to the spot,
"Wherc Offers waves through slvcry sands
Wind through the plains affair
Exemption from sweeping fires, pure
air, health, beauty Of retirement from the
noise and din Of the crowded street, free.
dom from these distractions to the eye
Of brick and wooden walls, where this
sense is painfully offended, attractive
scenery, an open sky, distant and glow
ing horizon, tingcd with the glories of the
dying day or rising morn, grassy lawns
the fragrance Of flowers and carol o.
birds, all these and more, constitute Sc
RIGS Of advantages in accordance with tho
views OF every one familiar with the To-
calitv.