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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-04-22
STATE OF VERMONT. Addison County

SrATE OF VERMONT. Addison County
june Term, A. ID. 1851.
ty having sd hs peoa 70 tSs "a ssd Conn
~ Court next to be held at Middlebury within and
for the County Of Addison on the first Tuesday OF
is tenant IN common with John Chsmplin, III. q.
Sessions, 4. Wallace Sessions, Daniel. Sessions
and George 9. Sessions. all Of said Middlebury,
Greek In the state of Michigan, Hannah Moore wife
Of James Moore ofShoreham In said County OF Ad.
Olson, Jane Bascom wife of Ira Bascom Of Alexan-
wife OF p. p. Smith Of Manitowoc in the state OF
wisconsin, Ella A. Murphy, wife ofWyman Muir.
ply OF Santa Rosa in the state Of California, Ma
ry Murphy Of Santa Rosa in the state Of California
and Laura A. Morse. wife Of Norman D. Morse OF
Manleow0c In the state Of Wisconsin, In the own.
ership Of certain real estate in said Middlebury,
described as follows: About 50 acres Of land
known a. the "Hodge lot" situated south OF Tup
pers mill In East Middlebury and about 81 acres
known a. the II udIngton I'M lot" situated north
SIT undivided share, and The desendands oWnns
the other S1l undivided share, holding their title
ny inheritance from George Champlin, deceaSed.
vision Of the premises, pray this Court TO appoint
4 any part z deemed not particle that tho prem.
Uses may be assigned or sold pursuant 70 the stat
And itappearins the said George N. Eyerss, Eliza
Evsrts, Ira Bacon. jane Bacon, r: p: smith.
Mary Murphy, Laura A. Morse and Norman B,
Morse are without this state 80 that the foregoing
petition and the order OF notice cannot b Served
upon them. II is therefore ordered that they be
required to appear on the fret day Of the next
stated term Of said Court 70 bo held Ct Middle
bury Aforesaid. on the nrst Tuesday in June, A. b.
1851, then and there TO answer said petition and Ii
they see cause object to the appointment Of com
missioners as requested; And for that purpose
said petitioner shall cause 70 be published tho sub
stance Of said petition, the order of Court and
this order three weeks successively in the Middle
bury Register, printed at Middlebury Aforesaid,
the last Of which publications to be ut least TWEEN
ty days previous 70 said term Of said Court.
1881. u - fsI IN : - - '-'
RUFUS WAINWRIGHT. Clerk.
LYMAN Il. KNAPP. ATTY
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-04-22

The Peruvian Syrup has CURED
thousands who were suffering frun
Dyspepsia, Debility, Liver Complailt.
Boils, Humors, Female Complaints.
Pamphlets free 10 any address. Seth
w FoWle 4 Sons, Boston. PLY
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Dr. y; c. Vests Nerve and Brain r.a.t,.s.,
: speeinc ior nysteria. Dizxiness, ccnsulsions.
ory neaaachs. mental depressca ulscf mem
ssaons. premature old age. caused ~ over ipdul
S gem which leads % Misery. decay ma dessh
s.i. u on. VIII cure recent cases. EacE Ibox con.
81, , ooxss LOT nye dollars; sent BY m1lt llSpsid
~, r resspt OF price We guarantee SIX polss to
Sass s"t case. With ech order received BY us
ss,,r ,suu INC purchaser our written guarantee 10
4 eur me moaey 1.-THE treatment does not eject
agent for Middlebury, Vt John @. West 4 o.
, s rroprietors, w. Madison ST., Chicago, nj.
Also agent Tor Wests Vegetable Liver Pm. 81
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EARS sSSss EEHE MILLIONS.
700 CHOoS BALSAN Op SHARKS OIL

positively Restores the Hearing. and IL the only
absolute cure for Deafness known,
OF small White shark, caught In the yellow Sea
known as charcharodoa Rondeieffi. Every Chi
nese fisherman knows H. Its virtues as q resto.
friest about the year ltl0. Its cnres were 40
numerous aud many so seemingly miracuious
mat we remedy was officially proclaimed over
me enure kmplre. It's use became 30 universal
tnat Tor over 700 years no deafness has existed
among the cinnese people. Sent. charges pre-
paid. 20 any Address IL " per bottle. Only i'm
sole Asts' for America. Dey ST.. New York
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-04-22

Now is the time TO use Bakers
Mandrake Bitters and prevent dyspep-
ala, biliousness and jaundice, which are
% prevalent In the spring months.
Only IS cents Q bottle.
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the SUNNY SOUTH.

0S Within ,i he next months We dsslst Sdd ~.
scribers and have reduced the pricS t0ioS a.
nre that all can afford take It. We vi1i 80 ID "a
trial 10 new subscribers for MONTHS f6r 10 -.
interest Of the Farm and Fireside.. instructise
ND smnsing Those who want 70 know ali about
SUNNY SOUTH will and that We male informs'
xsrs:: sunny rs so JIM NM.
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PATENTS.

so V,,sGOoD 4 co.. New York and Washington
I'LL OF rAtents procure patents for inyen
Win promptly and upon reasonable terms
o ~ under the personal supervision OF WORTH
s S,su sp, nmeriy Principal Examiner United
IAN communications strictly conldeniial.-r
correspondence Invited. Terms and circular
country. n paw VI s"'
Address all COMMUNICATION to osaoOD a co.
% Sone''ors OF Patents. Astor House. New York
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The Nonresident propri etors OF the town of
mont, are hereby notified that the taxes ASSESSED
BY said Town for the years 1878 and 1873 remain
either wholly or IN part unpaid on the following
Wen ~ of No. 81. 1st division OF Hawkins Mich .
OILS. set In the list TO Charles bartlett.
acres, house and barn. the Danforth mill lot the
panforth saw mill. lSs e.; the fprnal lot RI OF
Amos Fuller, occupied by Orin 4 Martha Dan
forth; s. "a % Nosll 1t OF Amos Fuller and V
f-No. g. s. div. Of Joseph HaWley, set In list 70
a. Warren aoss. assignee OF The estate Of James
H. Batchelder. bankrupt ,..-.-1 :. : -
And 50 much said lands wiz lie sold al pub.
nth day Of NAY next, 10 O'Clock In The forenoon.
As shall BE- requisite 70 discharge said taxes WIN
costs, unless previous paid. w.
20th day Of April. A. ID. 1881. 4 - -, '"''
hENRY b. RIPLEY. LIST Constable
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Y every house nom 10 70 10 barter articles &C.
kNen ecods for. save your rags mets Ia ruh
ooenu all other barter aud repieaish stock from
y ,eIh my wagons have some live pedlars ON
Sntssu. sow ana We are thoroughly ready Cor
ri CiiIPmANa SMITH.
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Henry Il Johnson's Arnica and OH
Liniment Is = family remedy which
shonld DO In every family. Used for
cuts, burns, scalds, bruises, strains,
&C., II has no equal.
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LYMAN E. KNAPP. Atty.
SrATE OF yKRM0NT.

CTATE OF VERMONT,
- Addison County, -,
In Probate Court held at Mlddlebury. within
A. ID. 1881. r.l .g.I e. go - :
Whereas, certain instrument In writing, un.
der seal. purporting 10 be the last will and testa
ment OF Daniel Howe, late OF Bridport, in
said district deceased. having been this day pre-
sented TO said Court OF Probate, and duly fled In
Tie Probate Ofice: Therefore. 1t Is ordered
that all persons interested in the estate of said
deceased be notified TO appear before said Court,
al the Probate Office in Mlddlebury, In said Dis
trct, on the ID day Of May, A. d. 1881, at 10 A.
H.. by publication OF this order three weeks euc-
cessiyely previous thereto. In the Middlebury
Register. newspaper printed at Middlebury,
aforesaid, 70 show cause. IL any they may have,
proved and allowed asj the last will and tesla,
ment of the said deceased. ~ III :.
LYMAN K. KNAPP. Judge.
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Il N JOYFUL Hsvsfor Boys snd oh,it
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BORING, Drilling .0xinAinG PoishinS
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-04-22

Darwininism s siss ss n ss man 81 tss
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A personal God and an eternal existance for man
proven by science. Inndeltty and Mnterislism
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In colleges and hdgh schools for 2,5U00 years,
proven to be q scientific failacy. Revolutionary
In science and the most remarkable book Of this
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someiy bound and containing very superior like.
nesses OF the great scientists Of the age. ~. by
mail post paid, Local and Travelling Agents
Wanted. Circulars with table Of CONTENTS and
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-04-22

Tue best grazing and dairy dis trsct In Nsr,h
Eastern Iowa. North Eastern Iowa leads the
world in dairy products- - ~ - w -
large list OF valuable farlas Of all sizes nom
SO acres up 70 40 acres for sale II low prices,
This 10 the best opportunity ever offered 70 per
going out on the frontier 70 undergo the hariskips
incident 70 The opening up Ola new country.
: a map OF the country and reliable general ipfor-
schools and advantages We can onsr 70 stock rsis
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We would taxa this method OF expressing our
thanks for and appreciation Of the Kindness Of
our ffiends and nelghbors during the sickness Of
our daughter, and In the great bereavement We
Nh 4 Ma. LOREN RICHARDS.
Brooksville, April 20, 1851.
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Wanted. &: 4: !: Il !:
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Nurseries widely and tavorably known. For
terms address c. L. Van Dusen, Geneva N, Y
Also Stock at Wholesale. Van Dusen Nurser.
les Established 1885.
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-
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/ Observation-Disclosures Al pridgA
water, April "a BY We, Raymond, ESQ, Josepl
6: Casweil. Of Harsland. 20 A. Ida Perkins o
. nI'osewner ~. - - IA a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-28
An UNeItUCEsSHIjL ATFEtiPf

To Connect BiaIhs with the Star ROuIe
FFauda-thS charge Pronounced HaSe.
Ieas Rnd Malicious.
NRw YoRK, May 21-The PoAt Wash.
ington epeCial Baysl Referring to the
charge that Secretary Blaine has been
found 10 be implicated In the Star Route
frauds, and that his recent visit 10 New
York was 10 ax up things, etc, Mr.. Blaine
informs me that the story is an entire In
vention, and he believes that II was started
10 atfeCtthe contest at Albany. Blaine went
10 New York Monday night and was there
on Tuesday only. His visit was one Of
private business simply. From 10 A. N. to
9 P N. he was in the office Of Alexander 4
Greer, in the Equitable building, ofin The
Office oi the Richmond q Allegheny Rail.
road Company, in the United Bank build
Ing, corner Wall street and Broad.
way. He left that building after
six o'clock, ID company with +. 0.
French, President Of The Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad; he saw no political
leader, oflCeholder, editor or fepoftet
during bis stay. Attorney General Nc.
VeaRh authorizes me 10 Say that bis name
might be raised In connection with this
Chaee inbtead Of Mt. Blaine'e with equal
iusthees and pfopfiety, and says this
charge is absolutely groundless. Pestmas.
ter General James. who vas With The
Attorney General when he mGde 10 me
this abatement, said be Concufred fully Ia
II, and added, "The charge d utterly
false"
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rae YIuroRIA DIsAsrEn.
RuriaIs Continued through the Night
KunsrAlH Yesterday = PscuniHFy Aid
TsndeFtd.

HuFiAl1 Contlnueu through khe Night
Huneral4 Yesterday = PecunIAFy All
TendeFSd.
LONDON, oST, May 97,-up to midnigh
6s interments took place at Mt. Plsassn
Cemetery, % at ST. Peters Roman CAtho
lie grounds, 40 at Woodland Cemetery
and So in the country. Two features ii
connection with the catastrophe are pro
yoking no little comment, One Of thssC
Ia the rSpacity OF the csbmen, who tool
advantage OF the number oil funerals L
make exorbitant charges Tor the use O
their vehicles, and the other the apathy
Of the Middlest1 Company officials and
proprietors OF the wrecked steamer in the
matter OF contributing to the recovery ol
the bodies Of the victims.
kilograms offering peCuniary aid have
been received by the Mayor. Among 9th
eTs, Dun, WYman 4 Co., oil New York,
send check for handsome amount
To-day the city has resumed something
OF It's ordinary appearance. The stores
are opened and the people are about the
streets. Many houses, however, are still
closed and shuttered. Nearly all the fu-
nerals have tsken place. Tho remains OF
Mr.. ]. q. Meredith were buried this alter.
noon. The members OF the City Council
attended in q body, aud the procession
was long one, Meredith was an old Citi.
zen aud much respected.
Word comes from the scene OF the dis.
disaster that O detachment OF police, as.
sisted by men specially hired, are still
searching ior other bodies, but none have
been recovered so far, and 1t seems doubt.
lpl whether any more will be.
Parties are still calling at the police
headquarters to look over the melan.
CholY collection OF personal effects re.
covered from the wreck 10 hope Of being
able TO identify some OF the articles 10
serve as mementoes ot the loved ones
who perished so misersbly.
A man named Smith, who was arrest.
ed for having stolen q watch belonging
to one OF the Inflated passengers, was
brought up In Police Court to-day, but
was remanded until Monday, that an op.
portunity may be gwen TO identity the
The investigation into the cause Of the
disaster will probably be tedious affair,
the intense interest
eVlnCed by the public, as theCOroner says
he will allow an inteTmission OF a couple
OF days between each two sitings Of the
Court He says that the Jurors being oil
businefs men cannot be expected to have
time OF their disposal TO slt day after day
until the conclusion OF the investigation,
In the Roman Catholic Church today
solemn mass was said for the repose Of
the souls OF those belonging to that
church who were loat In the disaster.
LOCKING THE STABLE AFTER THE HORSE IS
STOLEN.
MONTREAL, May 7,--All the ferry and
excursion steamers here are being sub
jeCted to the strictest inspection by com.
petent experts.
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conservative management it ought not to
attempt more than this. 1t is very certain
that there are yet trying days in store for
the trunk lines, They have yet to meet
the grain problem. The West will not
long pay the excessive charges on grain
exscted by the trunk lines, when 1t can
ship via the Mississippi river to Europe at
hall the rate. Trunk lines are also multi
plying. A parallel line to the Lake Shore
Is being built, and the Chesapeake & Ohio
will soon be continuous line from the
West to the mouth Of the James river.
When the evil days come, as come they
will, 1t will be found convenient to have
q moderate share capital. Blessed will be
the road not weighted down with wAteFed
stick,
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RtcnxoSD, VA, May 27-One ot the
most touching incidents Of the visit here Of
the Boston and Providence Communicates
Of the Knights TempIars occurred yester.
day before the parade. The Boston Com.
mandsry at an early hout marched from
their quarters to The Capitol Square, and
forming around the statue ol Stonewall
Jackson stood with heads uncovered, and
= words at "ptesent, and while their band
played memorial overture the Knigh
Ia command moved forward and placed a.
the base OF the monument q wreath oi
eyerpreens and flowers. This Tribute from
the New Englandes to the great. Con!ed'
crate General, occurring as Il did on Me-
mortal day, moved some Of the spectators
To tears. Aleadipg Virgtnian remarked
"This will do more to restore complete
fraternity among the people North and
South than all the platforms that poll.
ticiaps will frame during the present
.nas n
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VARYIHG vIEWs
ThrOuEh the sPsolaeIsa Of Partisan Pa

pefa'
NEw YoRK, May 81, = The Albany
specials TO the News say that COnkliDe
left for New York this afternoon upon
important business. His friends, how
ever, doubt II he will return to Albany
during the Senatorial contest,
The oonkllnE men are circulating new
call for q Senatorial caucus on Monday
night, their men who signed the call
Thursday declaring that their signatures
are now Of no effect for q caucus on an.
other night, 1t Is doubtful II any formal
caucus will be held.
A deadlock 10 expected in the Legisla.
turs when the first vote for United States
Senator 10 taken, Oonkling's only hope at
present Of re election by Republican votes
10 that the dead lock can be maintained
until the arrival of Grant, upon whose In.
husnce he will rely, The opposition as
sert that even Grant would not be able TO
insure Oonkling's election, although he
might become compromise candidate.
The GrGphis says: ConkliDg 10 sure oi
election by the aid Of Democratic votes,
and means to accept them.
The Commercial says: The StalWarts are
more confident to-day than Yesterday.
Many OF them left on the af eruoon trains.
The city begins TO wear its customary look,
and II 10 impossible 10 walk through the
corridors Of the Dslavan House without
pushing and croWding. The loud boasts
Of the Half breeds that were heard yester.
day were much lower this morning, and
the impsluosity with which the Stalwarts
renewed the tight tended somewhat 10
discourage them, Rs the most BanguiGe OF
them had led themselves TO believe the Stall
wars were beginning TO give up hope.
When they do It will be for something
more tangible than Hall breed boasts,
That much Is certain, The stalwarts
were more confident at u o'clock Of event.
ual success than they have been at any
time.
The Brooklyn Eagle saya: Judge Robert
son 10 very we'll satisfied with the situA.
ton, and said this morning that he thought
The Administration people had made no
mistake 40 yet, and their whole campaign |
was worthy OF the old "Albany regency"
"The fact Ia" said he, "Conkling and Plat
are beaten. That is what we set out TO do.
They can stay, II they wantto, and we will
light them 10 that way. II they adjourn |
aud remit the contest to the people, that
will be satisfactory to US"
Conkling will return on Monday, and
here 10 renewal oil the TumCr that he
will be serenaded, and make public
lnaanh
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alutteTipEs Of the storm which Ia About
10 HurAt-The whole truth 70 be made
Known. ,-.i '
NEw YoRK, May ,27-A Washington
dispatch to the telegram BaySi There are
mutterings to day Of a Star route storm,
and 1t Is now thought that It may burst
during the coming week. Attorney. Gen.
eral McVeagh and Postmaster General
James were working steadily all morning
on the evidence that they have obtained,
and they hope to have all the warrants Is.
Bued and arrests accomplished early 10
June. They expect 10 prove the existence
OF q huge conspiracy 10 rob. the Govern
ment, and to produce evidence 10 show
how much money was stolen, aAdto whom
II was paid, Strong appeals, mingled
with threats, are going up to President
Garfield sgainst the prosecution Of the In.
vestlpationg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-28
A POPULAW PLAN
For Avoiding Either u Deadlock or n
Democratic Victory.

For AV0ldlug Either Deadlock or q
Democratic Victory.
WASHINGTON, May ga number Of
Republican Senators and Representatives,
who went to New York when the Senate
adjourned, have returned home. All OF
them took an interest In the Senatorial
contest in New York, and some Of them
were consulted by the leading Republicans
Of the Slate, having In view come settle.
ment oi the Senatorial fight that will pre-.
vent serious division In the Republican
ranks. The proposition or plan urged by
many In relation to the postponement oi
the Senatorial election 10 substantially as
follows: That the present Legislature
being tWo.thirds Republican must
elect Senators some time, but
that the election can be held
OF the special session next winter, after the
present bitter feeling shall cool; that both
wings Of the party say they are willing to
obey the msjority' opinion OF the Republi.
can party oi New York. Let the Legisla.
lure take recesr till next December. Be.
tween now and then the Republicans oil
every county will meet In convention 10
nominate candidates for the Legislature
and local offices; that these conventions
can, by resolutions, express their wishes
and sentiments as 10 the claims Of tho
Senators, and the Legislature, at the ad.
ourned session, will have the distinctive
will Of the party to guide II. This plan
would make sure oil the election OF two
Republican Senators by the present Legls.
lature, and Republican Senators who know
much Of party affairs In New York think
Il will be adopted as the best way out Of
tha trouble.