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Gat succtss iu is Ius of practice, no more conune- h., OsideIce can be wanted ta@n the folloFius:
 SWORN AFFIDAVIT;
 4 Ifst HoaisgaI .Sdtmeht.et. q Cure Per
 Jonaei
 Authenticated ly the Rev. I S Syminctou Pastor of Dansiils itoutra Oos-a cUgutyJ Church, and others ueighbors of ;ae mir1calou.l5 restorei sufferer. euro of Nervous and Physical Prosiration and Epi- lcitc Its BsstoE. tp hUsth and happiness by DR. CZAPkAN's peculiar sys;e ot Ire atIens after sever al liysic44us had fa.l,d.
 swoaN STATEMENT.
 B.F. CTeas. carpenter aui joiner, of Dauville. Co Ira Costa county, California, e!hg duiy sworn, dve dclosc ala say uarrci father i've chiIlreu and iOfty-uFr pears ot age. More than year ago. Wh.ie work b-cjme dizzy aud fell 70 the .,rnuud tewar- had several falling hts. became rhys cal y and mentally plsiratod, very times could nct -ep, ms liver aul hdutys ifact.ye and was not able t0 work B., fte;lslug phys.clan lrunouncd ny complain io be 8t i-6ast. and gave me great deal oI medicine. which toaE but .o no good con tUlled gettil Wolsc and became weak could sea5esy Nsis iH pctobe-, losl addressed Dr. l.. J. CzapFay, sAu Francisco st tHg sickness as above described, askn II hu thought Ae CoaId do auythtng for ai upon fay0Tabl reply placed myself un- c,r hs treatment. have fuly refalnc1 nay gem eta health, have had tpicptc fits, since taking his IaedisiDea Ald an able t' ao good days work My whyic sys,sfn has y his .rtsinaut uean thoroughly changed and res4taz d ani have gained over twenty oue pounds since began tO take hs medicines. out oi gratitude toward lr. CzaFkay, and hoping that uay be the nt aus of directing other poor sufferers him, make this bsief statement of concerning case. as his tga.u .nt has been kAby sue csl that coua lent he caa cure all those sim lar ly afflicted B. r. CREUZ, LIS Sutsc!bcd and sworn to before me, th!s r day of February, la.s- t.ILO U, iURNER, T.S.l
 Justice 0. the Peace. Cautca Costa couuty Cal.
 lNGOhSEMEN
 The ula5rsi- ,g.i, Hhiglnort &1I e lIautauces Of Nr. B F. Cr-El. certify tItt Ive k40gl uitu dur jag his il,, aus t.s.: facts ,.1 in the foregoing a-.,iay.t are srIe 9I uJ. J-s4 k-ggl,t-a. i. a.. B. mir g lol, Ia-tdr O. I.au.4l. Church. L. celII. w4s0ltua .sr, Dluviie.
 J. Il. NI-i41.-J J-l- H. ~. Ntca 5lroA.
 INfDAsbT, >-.,
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Trouble in Lower California.

Fears are entertained upon the frontier of Lower Cail-o.aIa that lAe revolution started by Nas4J-z la tae south Of the peninsula
 migHt extend ,Hc.e. The militia have been eaacd lato. service with the regulars uader Gor>rGur Ct-,riaG, aad uagliai iGw is pro- claimed. Gy,elaur tasirei has post of 51 -ojd3els aa the frontier, near S4n Diego, and 5JJ men a:e Stationed along tAc whole frontier. Ieis Tcpa:toi that Narqucz has b.ca Gsivca "a5-ui La Paz by federal troops and WAS making hia woy up tIe coast with
 {. ie" palt.-lu>.
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The aasque.ade bail nil, positively come oii ou tlc 2.sj. Invitations are now peiug pr.ai-i.
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Convincing Testimony.

IN PROOF or -DR. CZtFKAY'S Gt success in lis Ils of practice. no more convne h.. UsidcJCe be wanted tG&n the following:
 SWORN AFFIDAVIT:
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CALL OR WRITE. Offices, Nc. I2i Montgomery st..

UpH. Ufcif(a'al UJtT. Sm ffdH-isc0
 NoTE-Dr. Dzapkay is an Iionrtsry Member of sev- eral Sci.Iune and Ne iCsl suc.crles n the Austra. Hungarian Empire. HuI hc has ben lately Diplomatic AEea and CoI sii oi the Jhitei sties for teumania
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paseing Unobseryc in the uriue aud many other ds eases -h.t lead to insanity and death.
 DH INVITE alli agree to forfeit e5J0 for case of this kind the Nifai Ee=ioratiye under his special advice and tTratnent will not cure, for any thing .nrrc rr injurious found it. Dr. Nntie treaes A Private Diseases successfully without mercury. Con sultation free. Thorough examination and advice n cuding analysis of Tue, s. Price of Vital Restors- tive s bottle four the quantity, Si0: sent to any aiires. upon receipt of p7ce C, O. b. cure from observatio1 aud H PrISae If des red, by A. E. Mintie, NJ. y.
 II Kearuey Street, san Francisco, Cal.
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Dr. Iintie's KIndpey Remedy Nephr-ti cum cures all Kidney and Bla1der Complaints. Con orrhHa. Geei LeucCl rhoea. For sale by all druggists sI a bottle, six bottles for s.
 Dr. Mintie's Da deDIn Pills, are the best and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious in the mrket For sale by all druggists iznsdSvly
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THE GREAT EKGLISH REMEDY

Isa nevsr-failing Ours for Nervous IT bihty, ,Exhau sted Vitality. Seminal Wes kness. SpeTmaiorrhRa, Lost Man hood .ITuPoteacy. Paralysis and al the terri "l- effects of ~eii-AbGse. youthful foiiies, < exCcSsaS in niainrer years,
 -- Such as loss of Memory, LEssltuje, S1ctarnEl Fmis- sion, Aversion t1 Society. DiTDess of Vision, Noises in the Head: the vital fluid
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Eaaria's Sale.

ti tas la.-.s Court O. lAc Tll-I Jai.csl District et l3c Tsstlss ci AFs5aas and for ihe County of l@y-I.zi: .-. GEO. g. CCErIs, p;siai.lr.
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4 Ma Hoaisral .SdHa,sht ef Cure Per
 formed
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PROGRESSIVE MEDICAL SCIENCE,
Reform ia the trsltHe1t 0f al Chronic. Nervous st
 Special H.Esaee and

I Crat -N5.llrl. .,t.'eq qf Cure.
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IMPORTANT.
DIR. L. J CZAPKAY.

TuE MODERN SCIENTIFIC METHOD OF CURE
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Gilmcy G f.;.5e .l arrived this morning Wlta Ela
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Capt. Ihon-S ...far. sr-h If, hs been apPoE;cR Ac;s-.. --.--:a ->a., .t SUl>i<- tcnce in t." H-.s. !a e'crec 8. v,ii Jhe dis.f1yH-ita "3 t:.e. --a. ..',.za.3 1sg t'.e Secretary el Ha~, ss 5s. s-r.5 so Ia .,pai Indians. a~,. ls ci.v<,-d Hi5a ja- s4Hss.L- deatCucc ut s-~H sss1-s.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-04-02
Mihhltburp Rtglstsr
FRIDAY. APRIL 2, 1880.
rIsr nay PROCLAMATION.

,,.. c~oa,or bas commanded His crca.
.,,s s,s.,rs .vhc,c md in all time not 10 forget
t,lm, the Author of their oeihg anu uho "i'0' VI
every g'T yswarc ics thou forget the Lord" This
command comes no lces to STATES anu Nu.ioi,s
than individuals ana 'ne zen Observation-Disclosures cxaii
or,"s a,,cn" and "Bicssed is the nation whose
GOO IS ,no "; old with one accord were wont
IN oSsarvn their days of prayer and iastlhg as
vol a. times of praise and ieasung, nnu wv , U
,nn, mas lived through all the gcnerauon.,s III,
y. a. ar,olv "a fitting now rs II was TWO tnuusani
=. 20 a., to act apart such days, for our reia.
lions to an overriding providence nav NV no,
chansc,-"Hc is the same yes,Srm"S on Ills
G,,rvrr"-and we are Just 10 "0f0
hounty and His blessing LIN, thu sp,rit or Tho
IN a. ,cn~mnnd and the halowed custom OF our
Divlhc, hereby appoint FRIDAY, THE NINTH
10, NJ AiRIL NEXT, TO be kept tnroughou. ui,s
,a,o "a day of lastng humiliation anu p ns 10
s'a,u ms obserye this day in the proper sprN on
i.c' ,ua,oiion: let us rest from our ordinary IA
,',s and in our homes or at places OF pubic wor
shin humbiy acknowledge our NV Sect III
the tod VINO s,atc and nation, andp 1.-THE
,,.,,nena harycsts of the past may DO conunue
and the land ngain be nesseu y, w,u, d pv those
IN ,,. ara au1lering from famine anu pesuicncc
and 10 contribute from our apun''n. ~ ioa ;ra nj
relief that We may DO savea Iaom e and law
t"asncas which too often result nom rcturnine
nrnsncritv. Let us ask especially that inc natlo,
NAV he safely guided anu kept uhhar.n.u W." e.
Tie political contests of the year, and tllat our Nv
lions NAV conform to tho immutable principles .
Divine law. .,,
n is a fit time for every man to pause and make
careful examination of his political course, an,
make sure that he is actuatcd by love oi country
and that his motives are pure and hgh anu NJ
acts IN Intelligent accord Herewith. Then VII
The voice of the people DO indeed tho voice
God. . - -
Sutherland Falls, this thirtieth day of March
in the year of our Lord one thousand eigh
hundred and eighty, and OF The Independence
of Tho United States, the one hundred anC
fourth, REDFlELD PROCTOR.
by the Governor,
HAIRY T.. STIMsOF,
Secretary ofCivil and Military Affairs
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GENERAL NOTES.


At Kccnc, N. H., last week Wcdncs.
day, Clark's block was burned, three
stores being burned out. Loss S25, 600.
Leonard u. IIosford, BROOKLYN. N
T., merchant, 60years old, committed
suicide by hanging recently.
Peter klapdhor, baker Of NEW
York city, cut his thront with n razor.
while u'dcr the influence of religious
mania. -..
Threc brothers named Eames have
been arrested at Worcester, Mass. for
a long series of burglurics in the neigh
boring towns. A large amount of
stolen property has been recovered.
Jacob Frey, of st. Louis, Mo-, SO
years old, cut his wife's throat last
week, and then severed his windpipe.
1t was a quarrel about money.
Workmen "struck lie" at Birming-
ham, Ala, the other day. While they
were digging a we'll, sudden current
OF gas began TO flow, and Immediately
thereafter petroleum started, and is
flowing at The rate of 80 barrels day.
An explosion last Saturday in the
Castor coal mines at Paramount, West
Va, killed James Reese and James
Work, and q number of other miners
were more or less bruised and burned.
William Alfred and Frank Wheeler.
alias Simmons, of Louisville, Ky,
quarrclcd over Kate White, prosti-
tute, and Alfred cut Wheelers throat,
causing death in a few minutes.
Eugene Stufflcbean, Vermont
young man, at work for the Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company as a rail-
road brakeman, got under the ears at
Green Island, near Troy, N. Y. and
had both feet badly crushed.
A general strike is expected at the
Harmony Mills, Cohoes, N. Y. Those
who have struck have been given notice
to vacate tho company's houses, and
tho company refuse to permit the strik-
crs to cat at their boarding house. The
striking spinners are using every en-
deavor TO induce the weavers and
other operatives to join them, and Sc
rious trouble is anticipated.
VOLS b. Brown, of Lebanon, N. H.,
under arrest at Aurora, ILL.,, charged
with numbering his cousin, Josie Stew
ems, whom he had married, leaving a
lawful wife and family at home, claims
that his brothers threat to have him ar
rested for bigamy, led the woman and
himself to Plan of mutual suicide, and
that they both swallowed all ounce of
laudalum. The over dose was unsuc.
cessful, and she asked him for n knife
and cut her own throat, after which he
made the frightful but not fatal cuts in
his own. lie Is gaining rapidly.
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~ The Ludlow Tribune man is 9
regular joey Bagstock-"sly sir, devil
ish sly" lie wants the next annual
muster Of the Vermont militia to be
held at Montpelier in connection with
the opening OF the next session of the
state legislature. lie suggests that SO
doing would give people chance to
see the two shows combined without
extra expense, besides bcnefiting the
pockets of Montpelier dispensers OF
crackers, cheese and fire water, or as
he euphamlstically expresses it "The i'll
creased number who would be attract
ed thiiher would be very gratifying to
Montpelier" But his real reason for
wanting the militia there at that tune
is deeper than this, though he is too
deep to say it right out openly. 1t is
that that wicked scheme of the terrible
Democracy to count ont the Republi-
can state officers about that time NAV
DO nippcd in the bud by the bayonets
of fircling soldicry. Brother lib
bard has statcsmanlikc idea of how to
manage things, and he deserves the
credit of it. Something must be done
to prevent this state from being stolen,
and it would be splendid idea to
have lot of soldiers and cannon lying
handy about Montpelier.
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WARNING To PEDESTRIANS. The in
quest concerning the death of David
IIoag. the pedestrian, has been closed.
and the following verdict rendered:
"That David Iloag came To his death
at the hands of his trainer, Richard ii .
Nichols, Mt the NJ. Is. Little Opera
House in Gens Falls, Warren county,
Mt u twcnty-scvc,'-go-as please
match, in which IIoag was a contestant.
on the 2Gih day of February, lss0, and
ending on the 9Th, nj eleven u'clock
and two minutes Z. NJ, in which said
Nichols drove him (loag) until he he
came so exhausted by over oxorlion
and improper care and ill-ircaimcnt on
the track and neglect after The race that
hc expired at the Lee House, in Port
Henry, February %, $780,
This is an uncomfortable prc,lica-
ment for Nichols TO he in, and will, in
all probability, be still more so before
he gets ont of the muddlc, as he is to
be arrested and held on charge of
man slaughter free Press.
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COMMUNICATION.

We publish the following by request,
and not because we believe that any.
thing which tends te keep Mr.. Batchel.
ders case before the public eye will
benefit him.
ED. REGIsTFR.-A was anticipated
the states attorney of Rutland county
entered nolle pros Sc. in the Batchelder
criminal cases at Its late session. These
cases were based upon the same charges
of forgery which were tried i'm Addison
county, and after a patient and full
nearing, in which all the evidence
which could be produced was urge
with all the legal tact available in and
out OF the county. the case was submit
ted to the jury and they were unable to
agree. The jury stood virtually eleven
for acquittal and one for conviction.
and yet Batchelder was held i'm bail six
months longer until the assembling of
the June term, 1879. The case was
called, and the counsel for the state
SAID that no additional evidence appear
ing, he should discontinue the suiis and
Batchelder and his bail were free.
Thus ended suit pushed forward
with ferociOus and vindiciive malice,
by parties, regardless of the true state
OF the evidence, which, when properly
placed before an unbiased jury, Batch
elders innocence was as clear as the
noon-day sun. The fact that he had in
his possession quite number of notes
signed in blank, which Judge Pierpoint
charged, if filled with one thousand or
ten thousand dollars. would not be for
gerry, is sufficient vindicaiion of his in
nocencc. Still he was held IN bail in
Rutland county for large sum until
the March icIm, 1880, and then the
case was dismissed without trial, and
his bail is released. and Balchclder
stands vindicatcd before the commune
W. EQUTY.
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What they say about Edmunds.

The New York Express (Dem. says
that Edmunds would DO hard can
didato for the Democrats to beat"
Tho Edmunds boom appears TO be
gaining strength: II would be so Jolly
TO have candidate who, while well 1T
ted for the office, has not sought it,
boston Herald.
A canvass Of the presidential prefer
ences Of sixty prominent Republicans
In North Adams, Mass, made by the
Transcript Of that place, gave 4S votes
for Edmunds, 2 for Blaine, and 10 for
Grant.
The people are everywhere asking
4" why not Edmundsr only to receive
the answer that he is just the man for
the place. All branches OF the Repub-
lican party could unite heartily upon
hlm.-[Meriden (Ct.) Journal.
The call for Edmunds that comes
from the educational centres of New
England Is loud and emphatic. If a
clean, honest, dignifcd and able admin.
istration is desired, the country could
not select better man for president.
I Cincinnati Gazette.
Mr.. Conkling knows Mr.. Eimunds
and he knows that Mr.. Edmunds would
be as intractable as mule or as a tho
roughly independent and self-willed
man II no were President. If ever MI.
Edmnnds gets into the White House
he will be president of the whole coun-
try and of the whole party. He will
not be any senator's man. Cameron
might, take up Edmunds; Conkling
will never do so.-lWashington Cor
respondence N. Y. Herald.
That II tends 10 prevent the nomina-
ton of M. Blaine Is not the worst fes.
ture Of the Edmunds movement, nor Is
1t, from our point OF view, a bad fca.
turc In ANY sense. That, however, Is
not its prime object, which is just what
II Processes TO be, an effort TO secure
the nomination of Mr.. Edmunds.-
Boston Journal.
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A TEMPERANCE HOTEL. six days
record of the Bates House conclusiyely
demonstrates that the problem ola tenn.
perance hotel has at last been solved
The fact of II is, that running hotel in
the temperance interest has been con.
sidered a sort OF dead beat way of get.
ting a living. Keep a frst-class
hotel, with every modern convenience,
good and clean rooms, we'll warmed
and well lighted, and set table which
satisfies the palate of the travelling pub.
lie. and even If no liquor can be Obtain.
ed, and the house is temperance no.
tel, 1t will be patronized. Mr.. Haven
has demonstrated this fact, and we
hope In future we shall have no more OF
the old excuse, ~ can't keep a hotel
unless l sell rum" Let man come
out boldly and say that he wants the
profit of rum selling. [-Rutland Inquir.
err.
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These figures show at what period In
life the mind is most likely to receive
impressions. Other remarks were
made by f. Stewart of Weybridge, and
volunteers, but time and space will not
allow continued report.
Resolutions of thanks were voted TO
the people of Weybridge for the kind
uess displayed in their generous pro-
vision for the wants of the inner man.
also to the choir for their beautiful
songs that enlivencd the occasion.
I,
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To- The question of county officials to
be elected next September is beginning
to simmer, the senatorial question be-
ing chiefly prominent. In the New
Haven district the names at present
mentioned are those of William G..
Spraguc of Vcrgenncs and e. S. Dana
OF New Haven, In this district, w. S.
Wright of Orwell and J. N. North of
Shoreham have already received notice
as available men. Columbus Smith of
Salisbury and A. A. Fletcher of Brid-
port would also be good men for the
position. Mr.. Smith is not politician
and probably would not exert oimself
TO obtain the nomination, but his quail
ihcations as business man and gen.
tlemen all will admit. Col. Fletcher
would also fill the position creditably
and If he wanted the Office would be a
hard man to beat. But there is plenty
of senatorial timber lying around loose
in the county which will receive the at
tcntion ofthe political carpenters before
tho next Republican county convention.
For states attorney Mr.. Slade will
probably receive second call. There
is no question but that he has proved
much more faithful and energetic in
the conduct of his duties than his opo-
nents of two years ago, the Register
included, were disposed to believe
likely. The friends of the prohibitory
law can have little fault TO find with
him thus far. His labors under this
law have been conducted judciously and
with much success, and even an ultra
prohibitionist, who measures a states
attorneys usefulness only by his zeal
in the suppression of lthe illegal traffic
In liquor, will find 1t difficult to name
the lawyer in the county who could be
depended on to do better. We do moi
know whether Mr.. Slade desires TO re.
tain his office, but we are at any rate
happy to record our changed views O,
a man whom we strenuously opposed
two years ago.
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LYMAN u. KNArr, Attr. for y.
CTATE OF VERMONT,

~ AdHIsOn County, 50.
In Probate Court held at Mhllcb,,ry within
ana Tor said District, on the 81 day ofMarch, A.
George V. Wilson, administrator of the esta te of
samantha Lamb. late of Granville in said
,hs'ict' neceaseo maxi application Ia said court
for license to sell all the real estate of said do
ceased, representing that said sale is necessary
III part Tor the payment of the debts of said de-
estate w
Iherenpon it is ordered that said application
ne rc'crrcd IL session OF this court Ia be held M
me probate Office in Mi,ldlcbury, ON the 18Th day
|oi April, a. ID. lSa, for hearing aud ,Iccison
me con, and IL Is further ordered that notice
rsreol ne gwen all persons Interested by publica-
lon OF The same three weeks succcssiyely i'm th,,
Middle. .ry Register, n ncwswaper printed al
Mid,ilebury, before said time for hearing thai
lhey may appear at said time and place. ami show
cause, II any they may have, why said license
should not be granted.
~ by the Conrt-Attcst,
LYMAN T.. KNAPP. Judge.
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Grateful Women.

None receive so much benefit, and
none are SO profoundly grateful and
show such an interest in recommend
ing Hop Bitters as women. II is the
only remedy peculiarly adapted 10 the
many ills the sex is almost universally
subject to. Chills and fever, indigcs-
ton or deranged liver. constant or DO.
riodical sick headaches. weakness IN
the back or kidneys, pain in the shout.
ders and different parts of the body, a
feeling of lassitude and despondcncy
are all readily removed by these Bit
ters.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-04-02

GPs Au article on our outside calls at
tcntion TO the metric or decimal system
of weights and measures. This system
is making rapid progress in this country
at the present time, and as it is found to
be the system of the future it will do
no harm for every one to learn it,
which can be done in an hour. Those
who have given no attention TO the SUBJ
iect have no idea of its simplicity and
convenience, and of the greatly in
creased ease and rapidlty which it af-
forls in business transactions. We ex-
poet to publish further articles OH the
subject.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-04-02
STATE OF VERMONT,
~ Addison County. "a


Christina 2, Wheeler of Ripton, in said County.
having iicd her petition to The Addison County
Court next to he held at Middlcbury within
ana for said County, on the first Tuesday of June.
" ~ 1870, setting forth in substance that She has
resided IN Rlpton, Addison County, Vermont, for
more than three years last past that her maiden
name was Christina T.. Bolcc; that on The 9th
DAY OF August \. ID. lsi7, she was lawfully mar
led TO WIN. Nj. Wheeler that they lived together
as man ami wife in this state previous To The nc
crulng OF INC causes of this action; that the said
VIM. +. wiliully deserted the said Christina Il
nor three years last past and neglected and rcfts
CT To support her. Nhcrcupon the said Christina
r. prays Tor a divorce from the said William NJ
and aiimony from his estate.
ANA II appearing that the said William NJ is
without inns Sta te so that said petition cannot
served upon him, II Is ordered that he be noti-
neu ana required To appear ON the first day Of
inc county Court, Ia lie held at Mddleburv
aforesaid, on the LIST Tuesday of June A. H.
ISL To make answer To said petition hy the pub.
hcailnh OF the substance of said pctlion Together
WIN ms order three weeks successfully in the
Nli,icbury Register, printed at said Middlcburv
the last of which publications Ia he at least siN
weeks PRIOR Ia said term of said court.
Dated at Midollcbury, this 2slh day of January,
4. d., lSSO.
% RUFUS WAlNW RIGHT, Clerk.
II l. Ann.