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, 1840-12-05

YANKEE TRlCk.-During the revolutionary
var. two brothers. from one of the eastern
ports. were commanders of prIvatcer>; they
crused together. and wfre eInIneuity sue
~cessfuI. dom. great damage Ia the cnrm.
and making money for themselves. On"
evening, being in tie latitude "a ia" >h"riS If
.Naniuc ct, but many miles 10 ihc ca>tward
Of them. they espicd Il LARGE British vessel.
having ,he appearance "f = ne -: attn, II. aud
made tow ,ri< irer: Ia; =" tneIr ;i~I"ni>hnrn
found her Ia Ice "A tIJtir III drS-uIS-. \ vr-
~ high breeze prevailing. they hauled oil IN
different directions. One only could be
pursued, and the frigate gained rapidly up
on him. Findin. he could not run away.
the commanding officer had recourse /"
stratagem. On Il sudden he hauld down
every sail, and all hands were employed with
setting pales. as if showing his vessel of Il
banki The people on board the irIgate. H.
mazed at the supposed danger they had run,
and 10 save themselves from being ground
ed, Immediately clawcd of, and left the
more knowing Yankee Sto make himself
scarce" as soon rs night rendered IT pru-
dent for him to hoist sail in a sea two hun-
bred fathoms deep.
, 1840-12-05
FREDERICK HUTH & CO
The National Intelligence

HYpocRsY.-Th The National l~ntelligencer
says:
at has Plea ed the Almighty to give to the
oppressed people Of this ~miS."vefned anG
suffering country a victory over their weak
and wicked rulers"
, 1840-12-05
HOODS for sale by
IL d5 CAMPBELL. CRANE.


NOTICE.
IENTIE partnership heretofore existing between the
surcnhcr. l. thu day di-.oIvcd by mutual con-
sent. All thn-r rndrbtrd TO them are requested to
make Immediate payments a. the junior partner OF
the Grm will shortly leave the Country
r = WATERS.
W. u. WATERS
Y. y \ he.h .uprIy nj Nnftt'- celebrated Life
NrIiciuc. Ju-t received and Tor sale by
Oct Iu r :.
, 1840-12-05

KEyDALLs's ExrosIroR.-We perceive by
a prospectus in the Globe, that Mr. Kendall
proposes publishing a ~semi-monihly work, al
81, 90 per annum. devoted TO the cause al
democratic principles. the purity ot the cleo
tive franchise as assailed ty the MONEY, pow
er, the principles OF modern banking and MS
swindIing. corruPting and rnnI"raI tendencies
aud the true interests al The 's'.ciianirii and
agricultural classes III 4 Political point al
view. We are Glad Ia see the industry 'ni
power of Mr.. Kendalfs mind directed M
such a channel, and we be>peak f" his work
4 universal circulation. This is no time for
the friends Of freedom to sleep at their posts.
The corrupt ana corrupting influences OF
the privileged money power must be met
and chained, if not extermInated by the pow
er of the law and public opinion, or the lib,
critics of this country will soon be little bet
ter than a NAME [Ohio 81 tesman.
, 1840-12-05
STATE OF ~ILLINoIs,(
Pike Cnunty.S

J.. Henry Ferguson, Justice of the Peace
for the county and state aforesaid, do certify
that William Steel whose signature is to the
foregoing instrument. was by me sworn that
above statements was irI". ''i'rn nnter
my hand and zeal this 20,h day at APud.
1910. HENRY FERGUSON.
, 1840-12-05
NOTICE.

6rThere will be- y ritI"n presented L"
the nexI Legislature of M. To alter the line
between Pike and Rails. so rs 10 include a
pnr,i,n ~ Pike county within the limits of
Il lis.
, 1840-12-05

1--WE may be beaten by Gen. Harrison.
The distinguished and accomplished man, who
now presides over the Government, who is
so Iarpely entitled to the gratitude OF the
South. NAV be driven TO retirement-and
his own state has contributed 10 remove her
own son; the ornament, not only of his own
State. but Of the whole Union. But there
is one circumstance of the campaign. which
softens our disappointment, and, inspires a
sentiment of pride, which swells the heart OF
every Republican. Virginia has stood up
for her principles, and for the Right. She
has stood rs immoveable as her own noun
t4ins-and she now stands ii" object o. u
n,yersaI admiration-trusted by all her trends
feared and respected even by all the enemies
, 1840-12-05
ST. LOUIS MARKET-Nov. 10.

~ "
Bacon Hams. 123dl4; Shoulders, 7id8
Sides. SAG; Hog round Q scarce.
BeaHs-Market well supplied, and prices
have declined. We quote at 75c--dull sale.
BUHer-l0 to 12lc.-GOod supply.
Br0Hdy-American 5Oa75; COgniac 81
50a So; Champagne S2aS3.
Becs- w0r-22 To "a and scarce.
CaH4Ies-We quote sperm 48a5o; scarce
mould 10; dipped l3-scarce.
Cotton iara-24 10 %, sales. Good
supply
Cofrp-Havana green. 13aI4; Rio I3a14
scarce. Java l6!alS; st. Domingo l2al3c
in demand.
Segnrs-Melee 5sa6; per NJ. Hav. NJ.
l5a2O; per Principe 20a25. Good stock
on hand.
Gu doge- Hemp bed cords 50 so: Grass
So 90; Manila plough lines 1 25; Manila
rope I5dI6 Hemp plough lines 81 25.
DomeStics-We quote for 3-4at 7a6ic;
Al at lOdl2!.; plentiful supply.
FoUr. 4 10 4 so
Fisb-No. /. SIG; No.2.I7; Nos. 10
scarce-C"d fish. 50 OOaS2 IS; Herring, IL
IN IS plenty.
F~rnH-Raisins NJ ea2 %; do MRe55
d2 IS. scarce. S s Almonds l6dl8; H
Sdo lOaI2i.
Fnr. &. PcIrirS- Shaved deer skins $50
45; red and blue do 35aI5: tall grew 2Oa25.
winter grcv l5nl5: raccuon 75dSl 10; mink
35a56; wi'd ct SO ais: grey fox so, bear
skIuS Sla3. 10 demand; otter S5aS8-all
turs in great demand and rising.
Gm-We quote American ga a &c.
Holland 81 5OdI Is.
GraiH-Corn in sacks e5a3Oc; Wheat
62lG-; Oats $3.50.
HiteS. dry 8; in demand.
Hemp. G and scarce.
Hon-Blr &c, band 8; hoop 10 toI2; round
and square 6 !" IL; sheet 9 TO ~, castings 4.
LTi-SdlO; scarce
Lad-S3 G7i Il "a %
HoIaSNcs-lhe supply is large, OF levee
We quote it at 80 by the quantity; 33a35
in si"res.
NuiRs-Thcre is a good supply we quote,
"a: \" 3. 9 cents.
OH-Spcrrn Winter Strained l s5ai so;
Summer strained | 2On 80; Tanners Se0a
81 per barrel; l.inseed ! Sal 25.
Pork-Fresh no sales, in Dbl. mess lsd-;
prime 15dl6. NJ sales of any consequence.
Ricc--6ta7c.
RHm-N. o. 62ld75c; Jam. 81 50a1 IS.
Sdh-On the landing from boats. G 2,25
l. b , 80 in store; G.. A. 81 to . so l.. b.
So 75-demand fair.
SHgar-7a7I; Loaf Sugar I6d1Si.
S0aD-Enstern No. I, 7d8; Cincinnati
6 Il Z; GOOD supply.
Observation-Disclosures Missouri and
Kentucky. 1875; Virginia s5a5O-sood
supply. In binds no sales.
Ticas--loupg Tyson 7Oa75; G. P. AMI
Imperial $500.
Tar Per hbl sac; keg 1di 25-good supply.
W~hiSkey--Sales made Of raw whiskey -
a23-rectifird 93c.-in store 24a26.
WineS-Prices vary but little from last
weeks 1nota,ions-we quote Sweet Malaga
IS; TrncriHr. Sloi so: Madeira, common
e5c. best quality 81 75a2 so; Sherry Sass
Champrgns sails
, 1840-12-05

Queen Victoria's husband amuses himself
most the time, it is said, by shooting rab-
hitst
, 1840-12-05
JAMES ELLIS. Admir-.
FINAL. SETTLEMENT.

fl.NNls rEl ilsIIhis-N
NOTICE is hereby gwen I" all creditors
y and others interested in the estate at
RobertLove. late Of Pike Co. deceased. that |
the undersigned Administrator of SAID state.
intend 10 make a final settlement of my Al
miniSiration of said estate IL the next Feb
ruary term of the county count. "f Pike Co.
WILLIAM BROWN. Administrator
of the estate OF ROBERT LOVE. deed.
, 1840-12-05

MAGISTRATES BLANKS of every de-
WI scription, for sale ut this office.
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VALUABLE INFORMATION.

o. The milan Vegetable P's are certain cure
Tor disease in every y-re'y Of form, because :hsy
thoroughly Cleanse tie stomach AMI bowels. promotes
d.schlrze ~ he lungs. SSH an kidney, ard stimulate
lie blood to purity scl:. l. Lc5 woris they cnen
sae na,-.al aaias, and leave Nature [The Grand
Physici.nl free to drive disease tiom the bOdv. The
5ove outlets, or drains are h- common Of The
body through ,ehicl, all morbid and co.rup; lano's,
the cause of disease, ce-rcd Of; aud 50 long -
thew are Kept opel and discharge freely hcir allotted
portions Q: n2uri, The body VII continue in health
whsn ion eaiiag i:ap-ope. food, breathing impure
a. suld.n TRANSITIONS cm heat T. cold, exhaust
in CT any otter cause tie bowels become ccs;ve the
pores OF the sa beocn? closed, :hc kdncys fail 10
perform iae.TfdlcOns properly, tie impurities which
SHOULD be drained he body 10y these outlets, viii
e retained. AMI Icouiinue to accumulate until his
losy becomes literally loaded VIZ! liSease.
Ii TIE chaln2,s C.: cur mighty rivers should become
jlecked would ret tie accumulated waters find
outlets, O. he county become inundated! Just
with TIE human bcy, L The natural dra;1s become
close. tie saensn; aai corrupt humcrs VII find vent
the various iorl.s Of disease such Fever Small
Pox, Measles, Rheumatism, Govt. Apo?iezy &c. o.
Death WIZ end cur suiIr.ugs Therefore, when sick
ess at the stomach. pains in the back and side. quick
PULSE. birmingham, - o;'1r unpleasant symptoms
Indicate mat Que O. mo,e OF the natural drains axe moi
dscharging freely, and That tire constitution is a5ou
10 commence struggle for the restoration Of heath
TO tine shoul be les; il administering few brisk DO
SEES Q. the Indian Pu.gatiye. indian Vegetable Pills
BY SO doing, all tie functions Of tbs Loay "ill &c Re
stored TO orter and the foul humoIs Zine Of ev
y Inflammation or pain we suffer- VII be removed il
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II New Haven on the 25;b ult. by Amos Eddy, Esq
~; John r. Bailey, o Wey 6Titge, 10 Miss Elizabeth
l.. LcI-lass, Of New Haven.
n Weyerid5r, Jan. i, By Rev. Brayraan Ayres, Mr.
Clclaent Cole, 10 Mss Della Myers, CT ;le former
place.
In Leicester, on the 5lst ult. b. the Rev. William
iuHl Mr- Daniel G. Henry, 10 Mss Harriet Enos.
Another printer gone! Wei il is mailer of re-
l'icinc 10 Us, for We have received fair proof Q:
tie york. After double chase, may he have T.
fair form -: and never cora; i an error that
h. put 10 bad ccse by giving his ~ 50
r..r a
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natural manner, that the body will be iestoIed
as if by charm.
The above Pills may be taken a, times, and
der ALLrcrcumstaRccs, with perfect safety. They
suit ALL COMPLAINTS and all ages, and are natural
to the constitution ENTHUSIASTICALLY they
re nuIe Ibe most delicate Like our fool, they
dgesble therefore they enter into the circulation
and impart energy 10 the blood, which enables j; 10
Aow with freedom quite TO THE extrcmeties, and con-
seIuentg 10 keep the pores of the skin open. They
true and perfect purifiers of the BLOOD bcause they
drain all corrupt humoIs from that lfe-giving fluid
They impart strength and vgor to The whole system,
and then effects always benefcll; because they
only remove those humors which opposed to health
They aid and improve gesion. and sound sleep TO-
i,ws their USE because they cleanse the stomach and
bowels Of those Shiny hunors which 70: only rritac
dhexcite the nervous system but parayze and weak
en- the digestive organs. In short they possess all the
good properties that can be claimed Tor any medicine;
und what is very remarkable, i IS utterly impossible 10
(se them without benefit.
More than twelve thousand persons lie referred
who have been cured oil conn aIas apparently OF the
most dangerous Character solely by the use o! the In
dian Fese abe Pills.
O1-OrFIcE, AMI general Depot for ihe sale Of the
Street CcaEt street, Boston, wheie they caR be
had al Wholesale or retail
e .45enis nave been appointed for tie sale OF tie
Pills IN most every los n in New England.
C7l letters relative to the Pills must be sddEesseh
thus ~ L. Office y. L. College OF HEALTH lss
Tfeu.ont Stree; Boston, Mass"
( NiIGlefury, Geo. II Fish
! bennington. Jonathan lIaughton
Wiliilnsviile, Charles w Joy
Bennington, C Baswcl
Rutland, William Fay
! Woodstock, Hdskel & Palmer
Dovcr. Hiram Baldwin
Bral;leboro' B rge & Bracket
( Waterford, II CutIing Co.
Newbury. Prentiss knight
Be,hel, Samue austin. Jr.
Springfield, CT Nashburn
/ FGoc,orsviIie.l octoT & Robinson
Londonderry, nit & Glazer
Bri .grwIter, J ,0Hias Sout gate
Chester, rhiut , Sargent
, Windsor, 5 II f. I5had
! Burlington, 4 B.iasu.ad
: Eas G.uiiney, Ilickcck s. MeaTs
Cornwall. Samuel Everts
i'm naion, a q Ctilds
Stowe. Albert Comps
Post Mills. Jeremiah Wilton
St. John shury, Luther lrweti
Weston, john " ilder
Waterbury. Persons Lyons
Montpelier, William Clark
! Lud ow, John ID nbar>S 90.
! Reading, Wood & Merriil~
Hartford, P Strona & Co.,
/ Norwich, Baxter & Newton
| Barnard, J 2 Danfoith
Bethel, Lorenzo Buchcock
Hcches.cr. Charl;S Doid
SPRINGFIELD, husseI
CareEdish A Ciibscb & Son
! Guiiori, Philip AIlriin
Halifax c S:5'& Go.
Nc-,mi.>, Ter. Aaton lite rock
No.ihi- II a;ut 49, n lander
lYea.tcr~Erij. Cerley Ear;ctt
( lsar!lud. Ccton 6; B'amLis
I.;5. : Hampton Loy -ocd.
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Commissioners Notice.
WYE the subscribers, being appointed by
" tire Hon. Probate Court for the DIS
trio, of New Haven, commissioners
10 receive. examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons, against the estate of
Horatio n. Bush,
late of said New Haven, in said district deceas-
ed,-represented insolvent, and also al! claims
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto;-and
six months from the second day of December
instant. being allowed by said court for that
purpose; we do therefore hereby give notice
that We will attend TO the business of gu: said
appointment at the dwelling house Of Jenison
Merritt, in said New Haven, on the first Mon
DAYS in March and June next from nine O'Clock
A. NJ, till four o'clock P. NJ, on each OF said
days.
Dated at said New Haven this 9th day OF
December, 4. D. 1899.
JOSEPH c. BRADLEY, Con,,rs
35 Amos EDDY.
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STATE OF VERMONT. }

addison District SIS.
E It remembered, that at probate Court
- holden At Middleburv within and for said
District, on the 18th day of December a. d.
1899: Present.
Hon. SAMUEL Swift, Judge.
Phlia Scoviii. Guardian Of Almeda Scoyill,
Henry Newell Scovl and George Tyrrell
Scosil, minors. children and devisecs of
Turrif ScosilI, late of Cornwall in said Dis
,rict. deceased. represents 10 fhis court That it
@oIld be conducive TO he interests OF her said
Wards 20 sell the real estate belonging 10
them, being all their right in the rea! estate Of
said deceased, under the will OF said deceased :
And the said Guardian moves the court TO au-
ihoriZs and license lcf TO sell said real estate
IS aforesaid
II is. therefore, ordered by the court that
said Qua dian give notice TO all persons con-
cernet to appear, if hey shall see cause. before
a PROBATE Court 10 De holden AZ the Office Of
TIC Judge Of said court in Middlebury aforesaid
on the 18th day of January A. D. 1910, ii ore
O'Clock in the afternoon. then and there TO make
| their objections. If any they NAV have. 10
granting 10 said Guardian authority and H..
censc 10 sell said real estate of said minors, as
aforesaid, by publishing certified copy Of this
order in the Middlebury People's Press, a
newspaper printed at Middlebury aforesaid
TWO weeks successfully, the last Of which pub
LEGATIONS 10 be al least TWO weeks before the
time OF said court.
! E. u. BARBER, Register.
+. A true copy of record.
1913 Attest, f. d. BARBER, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT, !

1IttdiS0n DtSEfcI, SS.
En- REvENBEsED. That al Probate Cour;
sS holden a, Middle5ury, within and for said
Dis'rici Court. on the ooh day Of December
4. ID. 1899 Present,
Hon. SAMUEL SWIFT. Judge.
Washington Miller and Ebenezer Fl. Weeks,
executors of Fanny W. Miller, late of Sails
bury, in said district, deceased. represent 10
this court that the personal estate of SAID de-
ceased is insulicicn, 10 pay The legncies Of said
deceased. and ihey move the court To license
and authorize them 10 sell real estate OF sad
deceased TO pay lrgacics as Aforesaid :
Il is. therefore, ordered by this court, that
said executors give notice TO all persons con.
cerned 10 appear, if;hey shall see cause, before
this court at a scssior. thereof 10 be holden at
he Office Of the judge of said court in Middle
bury aforesaid, on the ninin day OF January,
4. D. 1910. at one O'Clock in the afternoon,
Iessnd there 20 make their objections. il any
ihe7 may have, 10 granting 10 sad executors
accrse and authority to sell real estate CT sad
deceased 70. The purpose aforesaid, By publish
ing certified COPY OF tbs order in tie bid
dleburv Peoples Press, 4 newspaper printed
al Mddlebury aforesaid, three weeks success
slvely previous to that time.
Z. d. BARBER, Register.
A true copy Of record,
Attest, E. d. BARBER, Register. 33;a
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- Office is hereby given that have assigned
~ my Stock OF Goods together with nv notes and
accounts & notes & accounts Of the late firm Of E &
F. ". Brewster, 10 Mr.. John Vaii-it and Z. s.
Brewster for suudry purposes mentioned in the assign
Ilent
F. W BREWSTER.
MiddEebury Dec. IL 1899.
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Mulberries, Fruit frees. &c.

NNTA PRINCE SONS p7oristo-s Of the Nurseries ard
w Mulberry Piaa:siols a. FisIiIe York for
sai- the HIo choice and vzuai- Assortment sa.Triss to
be toad IN ;e nton- comprising The nuine Morus
Is An Muic7u from seed ery haTdy, Expansa EIdia Al
pine Caaioa- Docssa- RISE Oi Lai5ary DoIiuo PyranI
L. & The ~ -. ral-d leiag pi=ced according
$50 MT an iEBameial IeSs, Shrus fiaHs B-iaozs
Kco's Field aud aen Src3 &c about iao bushels Roksa
20 ais Priced Caaio--ez Viii he applicant and
ne articles viii be shFIt to any port delivered any
eraoa Tine II y fG, AID -!r .eoeP. taken the delivery
GcECsL = If
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prosecuted with appalling atrocity and sue
cess by the subjects of other nations, but
that very many Of the citizens Of the Uni
ted States are engaged in the same nefari-
Gus and detestable traffic. and that the flag
Of our country is used to disgraceful ex-
tent, for IFS protection. Believing also that
il is alike for the interest and honor of this
nation. to assist in abolishing this traffic
whenever it may exist, especially if carried
On between this country and Africa; And
believing too that TIE laws of the United
States on this subject are not as full, sum-
mary and explicit as they should be, your
rienorialists respectfully ask your honora-
bic bodies Immediately to pass such fur
ther laws as shall tend most effectuailv 10
abolish that trade throughout the world
ana in an especial manner SO to amend the
cx:sting laws as TO make Tie offence against
;hein complete, if vessels shall be fitted up
la any Of the ports ofihe United States as
s!avers, or ifany vessels so fitted up shall
he found proceeding on a voyage with in
tent 70 engage in that trade, although no
slaves have ever been on board. And as
IN duty bound YOUR memor:alists VIII ever
pray.
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Notice.

Rev. T. J. BRrGG<, [Univl viii preach Mt
the Court House, in this village on Sunday. the
l2th inst
Rev. NJ. HEwES. viii pr each at the schoo!
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Alright Stove.

THE subscriber has nov on hand. and
Il will be able 70 manufacture, few
more Of
@Orr's Patent Alright Stoves"
These stoves have now been fairly tested in
this as well as otber places, and prove 10 be
the most economic u STOW es in use, as it re-
CARDS the time and trouble Of tending them,
the quantity of fuel required. and The uniform
ty and pleasaniness of the heat OF the room.
have subjoincd two or three OF the most
moderate of the numerous tesii mo@iais which
have been ATTAINED FOR this stove.
From The Rer. Thos. Kidder, HiudSor, -.
have used for several months Orr's air
tight Stove. The expert merit with re has
been very satisfactory. The saving of wood
Is about one hail, as compared with any other
stove | have ever used. Desides this, it
equalizes the air in the room, so as to give it
the appearance ofthc most pleasant summer
air. | think the convenience Of it for sick
chamber, will surpasS any thing else ever III
vented"
(Signed) THOS. KIDDER.
The next is from the Rev Mr.. Curtis of
Brandon. He says
Il should be unwilling 10 dispense with II
for any consideration. 4 single arm-fdl Of
wood put in al nigh, or IN the morning lasts
"a hours with no further care, except perhaps
an occasional Sigh movement Of the door,
as we may wish 10 raise or lower the tenn
peraturr. And in one instance a single sup
ply offuel lasted IS hours. have found it
/ 4
mid and agreeable temperature night and
day. | am confident that no corveniences
heretofore possessed can compare with this,
in cases of pulmonary affection, as 4 subsii'
tute for remova! to a southern climate during
our severe winter seasons"
The following is from the Rev Thomas
A. Merrill, Of this village.
hiK. A. WILCOX,
SIR.-As you requested my opinion of
the "AIr tight Stoves" can say, after few
weeks trial, that whl;evcr doubts | have in
regard to any new principle which lays ioun'
dalton for patent, an fully persuaded ifthe
door is made with due care, so that ihe fire
can be controlled, it will, if extensively intro
duced, be an immense BENEFIT TO the community,
partly because it saves Il very large portion Of
the fuel, as large doub; less as represented by
brother Curtis. and partly because when well
managed, which is soon learned by experience
il makes the air so soft and pleasant, so
uniform throughout The room, and for so long
a period of time.
tSisned) T. 4. MERRILL.
| Mlddleauy Dec. 2Sih 1889.
I Tho subscriber has also. rs usual, an e1ien'
s,vo assortment o.
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Notice.

The annual meeting CT the Corporation OF
he Niidlebury Savings Bank. vii, be holden
on Monday the 18Th Of January next. at the
Vermont Ho:el. II half past six o'clock.
GEO. II. FISH. Sec.
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TEsHE stock of goods and the notes and ae-
n counts of E. ". Brewster and the lat firm Of
E. & E. w. Brewster having been assigned and
ransferd 10 US, we shall proceed 20 sell said goods
al the store lately occupied by E. W. Brewster
ALso.-We request Immediate payment 10 US.
Of all notes and accounts ofE W. Brewster and
Z. & E. W. Brewster.
JOHN VALLETT.
E. S BREWSTER,
Niddiebury Dec. 18th, 1882 32;a
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Notice.

The ann;ial meeting oflae S:'ii,ciurv ire
Society. WI - ho,len 4. tie Vermont lo;cl.
Iaa. 7. FMS EVENING" Al O'Clock.
r. WILCOX, Sec.
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1lERINOS, &C.

NEERlNOs, Mouseline dc Laine and
VI Figured PopIn, a new article for Ia
dies dresses just receive and for sale by
Z. BECKWITH.
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ONCE.

Tic annual meeting of,ho Midilrbury Fc-
male School h>sacaioH. will be ho!dan 4: the
Vernon: Hoe, Jan :. ,lis evening
= WILCOX, Sec.
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lin. Calhoun. The Washington coz

lin. CsLnoux. The Washington cor
= .-I.,., ;e5.. n tie 4. Y. TINS, Enier date
ii Inc I9:a inst. says:
Speculation is busy about Ii. Calhoun.
i IS reported tia, he Is preparing to take 4
I.ow ,.s;;...-i;-that h has declared posi-
,!vcy hat he is not wish The administrator
IL the Presidential contestant the Iiar-
IisbusE l3m;uat;aa : the best Tic Wings
could :.--c mai--:aat TIE fla! b-.roen
E;.r Ea:ca and ii9:ci-'a ;.'aas'ses 10 ba a
10 oYe. It s further sa-! t.'et Nuf'
fNNsci=, i,.:.l1a..'s ~ 81, Intimate
Friends. anI i--N connected VII i4':.' IN
',::,l., relations. i >.aT,..E a.V.aud.ag IL,
J.. i...!.a IN oi Iiarr.s-a. ti..-a w7s the
l,r,-r,,os. # Harrison 0aprr published III
III. civ during :ho la: Ptee',i. nal contest:
md made 4 speech al the GAaor gwen :"
IL General. when he passed through
Washington On his way t. lcw-Iola, IN
TIC simmer q 1925.