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Addison County Court,
June 7 erm, 1871.
GAIUs A. CoLLAMER,
vs..
JOHN W. HowDEy;
Joseph C. Bradley,
WHEREAS. al The
w term of the conn

'O'r1 " Tu;iee. w term Of the ccun-
ty court, held at Mddcbuly, in and for II county
OF Addison, on tie second Tuesday Of June 1910,
Gains A. Coliam' T, of Bristol in said county,
commenced his action by summons ainSt John
W. Howden, late oil said b istoi. an abs condng
OF concealed debtor in which Joseph G. Bradley
of said Bristol was also summoned as trustee of
the said Hnwden, in plea Of the case, for $500
f,r work and labor, care aud diligence Of tie said
Coamer done AID perfor- ed for the sri1 How
den also for $500, for gods, wares and mer-
cha ndize sold and delivered by the said COIamer
10 the said Howden; also for $500, for money
lent and advanced, paid. laid cut and expended !;
also for $500, for money hal and received by the
said Howden of the said Collamer-as per writ
on fe. And the term aforesaid, the said Cola
mer came bv H. Needham, his attorney. and be-
cause said Howden was out of this State, ard had
not personal notice oil said suit, daV thereof was
given &C., from term 10 term until the present
term of said court And now the SAID CoIlamer
cones by his said attorney; and whereas, it is
not shewn 10 the court thai the said Howden has
had personal notice of said suit, it is ordered by
the court, that the plaintiff cause notice thereof
to be given TO the said Howden by publishing
he substance of his declaration. and this order,
with notice of the continuance OF said cause, IN
the Middlebury Peoples Press. n newspaper
printed in said Middlebury, three weeks success
vely, the last of which publications TO be thirty
DAVIS before the next term of said Court. And
day thereof was further given, &c, until the said
next term to be held on the second Tuesday OF
December, 1S41. >. > W II Il! Clerk.
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GSCoUNTERFEITs. BewoTe or imposition. fscis
genuine bottle IS enclosed in a wrapper who.
is YELLOW label, signed by WIN. JOHN. CUT
LER. None other be genuine of later date thai
December 1859. The signature Of SAMPsoN RLsD
will he continued for a short time.
The great celebrity of the Vegetable PullnoElr|
Balsam has been the Of attempts to iB,rOtu-:
spurious articles, which by partially assuming the
of the genuine, calculated to miseeI and deceive
the public Among these mixtures are Cartel
Compound Pulmonary Baisrn, u .fmtric0n FIT
mOpa,y Baisam,' . TegeiaJIr Pulmonary BdisGza
&c Syrup" " Pulmonary Balsan," and others.
Purchasers should empire for the true article by iis
whole name-THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY
BALsAsI, and tat i, has the marks and signatures
Of The genuine.
Each bottle and seal is stamped "vegeta'l. Pa
monary BaIsam.'
For sale by REED, WING s. CUTTER, (l.'s
Lowe and Reed) Wholesale dealers in Drugs, MIDI
cines, Paints and Dyestus, No. 81. Chatham SIR e.
Boston, and by Druggists and country merchants gen
orally in New England, and in the principal Piac''
throughout the United States and British Province'
Price so cents. Sold by S MOODY
I5:ly MddlebuTy Vermont
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vs.. JUne Tenn, ISL
JOHN HowDEN,
A true copy Ct record,
). SWIFT, Clers

JUNG Itln1, Ell
JOHN HowDEN,
A the present term CT This ecurt, cou,l ,oseIl /,
IL c. Bradley, of Bristol in The county of Addison,
in his person, and brings into Court Lere, his
&C rtan writ and declaration aga inst John How1cn, Of
Ilsol aforesaid. aud of service thereon, il
an action on book account; and because il is suggest
ed this count, that the said John Howdon is ahst ut
from this State and has not had personal notice #
said suit. it IS ordered by the court, that the
plainti cause notice thereof TO he given him Ly pub
fishing the substance of his declaration and this Clcer,
with notice Of the co nlinuaEce If said cause in Ia.
Mdllebury Peoples P ress, a newspaper print d III
Alddebury in said county, tn rec weeks successfully,
the last which publications. TO be at least thirty DAYS
before the next term Of said Court and day thereof
was given &c, until the said term 10 DC held ON
the second Tuesday Of December, 1911.
10 3w $. SWIFT, ClC7k.
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20 Dollars Reward.

&TOLEN from the pasture ofthe subscriber
Son the night Of the 10th instant, sorrcl
horse Or 8 years old, natural trotter, some
white in the forehead, white hind feet and long
switch tail. Whoever will restore said horse
to the subscriber and prove the conviction of
the thief shall receive the above reward, or ten
dollars for the return Of the horse.
SAMUEL O'BRYAN,
MIDDLEBURY, Sept 18th IS4I. 20:3w
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NOTICE.

The addison County Temperance Soeiet
will hold meeting in Bridport on Wednesday
and in Monkton on Thursday of this week.
Sept. 81.
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The most highly approved Medicine
now in general use for Coughs
Colds, and all Diseases
of the Lungs.

THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAY =
believed to be deservedly the most popular Med
cine ever known in America, for coughs, colds sstI
ma or phlhsic, consumption, whooping cough and
pulmonary affections of every kind.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has been verv
extensively used for about fifteen years; and lis repu
taton has been constantly increasing So universally
popular has this article become that it may now b.
considered standard article in large part of the
United STATES and British Provinces. Many families
keep constantly by them, considering it the most
safe as well certain remedy for the above complaints
The propnetors have received & receiving num-r-
Gus recommendations from many FOUR best physicians
who make of il in their practice The names Of
a few individuals who have given their testimony it,
favor OF this article are here suhoned and for more
full account the envelope 10 the bottle.
Doct. Amory Hunting, Doct. Samuel Morrill,,
&C Truman Abel, i: " Timothy Baylies.
JtIe. Ellsworth, g Albert Gull.
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Groceries. &c.

CUGARS. Molasses, Teas, Coffee, Raisins.
y Rice. Saleratus, Sal.So1s, Ginger, AsDico
Pepper, Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Cloves. Indigo.
Logwood, Redwood, Coperas, Alum, Salipeire
&c. for sale at he Auction & Commission
Store by z. BECKWTTH.
July, ls4l.
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ACT OF TOTAL DEPRAvITY. |. d. Lawson
one of the persons severely wounded on the
night OF the explosion, was robbed, while in
an insensible state, of $3.50 in bank bills
What shouldAbe the punishment Of such a
crime, perpetrated under such circumstances
of unparalleled distress, supposing the wretch
could be discovered Dangling mid heaven
and earth would be too good for such fell
low.-Syracuse Journal.
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The BANK QUESTION IN CANADA.-Our
neighbors in Canada are almost as much agi-
tated respecting Bank as we are on this side
of the line. The question with them, however,
assumes different aspect than it does with us.
While we are proposing Bank without issue,
they are proposing one with no banking pow
er at all except that of issue. The plan is TO
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NOTICE
Umbrellas.

A Cases of Umbrellas, just received lr
K A. & W. S. JOHN3uti
May "a. 1871. 4
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STRAY COW.

MNAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber,
q about a week since, good sized light
red COW. The owner is requested to prove
property pay charges and take her away.
HAkVEY YALE.
Middlebury Sept. Is, 1S4l. 2o3@
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NFw York, SEPTEMBER 81.

trial on Mon!ay next is exciting a great
deal of Interest IN the community, from the
fact that fever is brewing to create more
excitement than could well be aroused with
out some extraordinary effort to excite the
public mind. The jury is empannelIed for
the trial, and their names published All
OF them are known as good men and true,
and no one doubts that the trial will be i'm
partial. The evidence, however, it is pro
probable from present appearances, will be
of very conflicting character. A Board
OF Commission is now in session in Toronto,
Upper Canada, for the purpose of proving
an abb. Others will endeavor to make
good the charge that he was present upon
the occasion, and seen to enter the boats
at Chippewa on the night the Caroline"
was burnt. The trial will excite great in
terest, and the town will be crowded upon
the occasion. The counsel, as you know,
are very able. WILLIS HALL for the State
and joshua SPENCER for the prisoner
Nat Intel
Trouble IN Canadd-The British armed
steam ships Minos and Toronto are moored
in the river between Navy Island and the
Canadian shore. We learn that last night
some persons unknown got cannon on the
island, and fired several times at the vessels,
with what effect we are unable to say
Buffalo Advertiser.
The same paper informs us that 65
kegs of powder were taken from the maya
zine near Lock port on Friday night last.
Gen. ScoTT was at Lewiston last week,
and superintendent the mounting of the can
on Fort Niagara.
RRv. Mr.. VAN Z.NDT-The arraign.
ment of this gentleman before the eccles-
iastical tribunal on Wednesday ended with
out accomplishing any thing-the principal
witness, Miss MurdJck, declining to appear
until the civil suit had been tried by the le-
gal court and jury. The case will be tried
early in December, and the ecclesiastical
tribunal will re-assemble on the third Tues
day of the same month. We understand
that the young lady has acted in this mat
ter under the advice of COUNSEL Roches
ter Democrat.
The Hon. JOHN SERGEANT has resigned
his seat as member of Congress from
Philadelphia. The Govcner has ordered
the election 10 fill the vacancy on the same
day as the general election Pensy lvania,
VIZ, Oct. l2. The persons spoken of to
succeed him, are Joseph R. Chandler, Jo
siah Randall, and VIM. B. Reed.
Mr.. CRIrTFNDEN. The Alexandria Ga
re lie says that it is thought the President
will nominate Mr.. Crittenden,late Attorney
General. to the seat on the Bench of the
Supreme Court, to be made vacant by the
resignation of Judge Mclean, just appoint
ed Secretary of War. Should this arrange
ment be made, and Mr.. Critenden be pla-
ced upon the bench ofthe Supreme Court
of the United States. the situation would
be as greatly adorned by his high judicial
attanments' as 1t would, no doubt, be con-
sonant with his own feelings.
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OtIIJICuIF3.
From DR.. I homas Bro,yn y

(From DR.. Thomas Broxn)
Messrs. Lowe Reed, Gent-Thc Vegetable Pull
monaIy Balsam, has been extensively used in the &
ton of country where reside for several Yeas past
and has justly acquired high reputation in consump-
live com Iaiuts. So far my knowledge extends II
has never disappointed the reasonable expectation Of
those who have used it. THOMAS Brown, MD
Concord n. H., May II, 1881
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FENE1E subscriber keeps for sale
la COTTON BATS by the bale.
IRA STEWART.
Middlrbury Sept. H. 1871. eff
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charter Bank having power to issue one mil

charter Bank having power to issue one MIL
lion pounds in currency on this basls-any
person or Institution depositing one third coin
and two thirds government securities bearing
interest, shall be entitled to an equal amount
of "Provincial Bank" notes. AfteI f1.000.-
600 have been issued in this way, the Bank to
have the power Of making father issues to an
unlimited extent on the basis of bullion deposit
only. The Provincial Bank notes to consti-
tute the only legal paper circulation, and to be
receivable every where throughout the united
provinces, in payment of public dues.
The design of this is to fund the Provincial
debt in effect, to make the currency uniform,
and to guard against the ruinous fluctuations
arising from expansion and contradiction
Every body who chooses can carry on the BAN
king business, but can do it only with Provin-
cial Bank paper. The profits of the issuing
Bank will be the interest on the Government
securities it holds, and after defraying expen-
ses they will be devoted to the prosecution of
works ofinternal improvement. The question
just now is discussed pro and con with great
zeal, and we should not be surprised if "Bank''
or ''anti Bank" should be made the watch
words of canadian pollics.-Buf. Com. ADD.
TEA COFFEE AND RAIL-RoAD IRoN.--As
we supposed would be the case, tea and
coffee are made free articles in the Revenue
bill, and Rail Road Iron is taxed. There
were not twenty Wings in both Houses of
Congress in favor of taxing tea and coffee,
and it was only by a dextrous movement
of the loco focos that they introduced in to
the house the bi,made to effect the Wings
in the Vermont, Maine and other elections.
What would not the locofocos do to cheat
and to gain votes?
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Messrs. Reed, Wing & CuIler-Genllemen-
feel IT duty owe TO the public and especially to
hundreds OF my fellow beings who are suffering
under different diseases Of the lungs, TO give YOU a
statement of the good effects have experqnc ed from
the use Of the Vegetable Pulmonary BAlsam. Having
from my youth up been troubled with different com
plants Of the lungs, such splitting Of blood, trouble
cough, frequent hoarseness with severe fits ii
coughing and indeed all the symptoms of consumption
and from time to time have consulted several eminent
physicians and have taken much medicine, but re
cGyed little relief and last they told me tier
was no help for me that my case was beyoDd the
reach Of their medicines In the spring of 1927
advised by friend TO Try the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balslm. | obtained two bottles. and on trial was
surprised to find so sudden and etcull relief which
gave me, and after using it about five weeks all NY
complaints were entirely removed, and was restored
TO good health. Since that tine have kept it Goa
SANITY by me, in Of the appearance of any Of The
above complaints.
have known large number Of cases where all 9TH
er medicines have tailed of afIordng any relief tho
Basam was at length resorted 10, ana speedily feet
cd cure. would therefore recommend 10 even
person tina; has any Of the above complaints their
first APPEARANCE 10 take the Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
sam, which they Will find a sale convenient ana pos
Tive cure. Respectfully you1s,
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FLESH AND BLOOD TURNING TO BUTTER
FLIEs.-We published few day since an ac-
count of a shower of a material which looked
like flesh and blood. 1t has been explained
to have been nothing more nor less than de-
posIte left upon the tobacco plants by species
of Butterflies [Lepedoptera] which in emerging
from the chrysalis state always discharge red.
dish fluid, which Gin some instances where
their numbers have been considerable has bro.
duced the appearance of shower of blood. -
Troy Wing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-22
cHIcKERING q cILBERT,s
|IR1ZHXZKeES|

MANY persons under the mpfc sson that hy gazing
wi sending tic North, they car puEc hse ihess IN
srumcns for less price than Tiny be sold ia this
city; but such IS not tie TACT.
FTnm Instructions received from the manufacturers
for which an agent. (NcSsrs Chckerug Mackay and
I'beri& 70, OF the city Of Boston, am ensblcd to sell
these instruments NJ the nanuiscturers prices CHECKER
lug Piano Fortes known and Union
recommendations are therefore Glbett's
Instruments pretty well knowu Virginia having been
sold IN NORFOLK by gentleman OF this city for several
years Throughout New England they are used very
iensively; In Tennessee IN Alhams amt in Gcnraia-
from these last uamcd States have lcicrs recomprn.
daton, which can be Those thai have sold Ia this
state have gwen entire satisfaction. The subscriber has
nov, and viii always keop hand good nj FROM
both OF these manufactures which will be al the ma
nuaeiurets prices picked withn one hundred
lie o-iC OaD,si,c a.. u,rts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-22
JAMES VI CARTER

IIouso, Coach and Sign Painter, Glider and Gla-
zor, on + street, second door below the First
Presbyterian Church.
TUE subsohcE respectfully informs his friends and tho
public generally. that he has ont the shop former
occupied a. Turning Shop where he intends 10 carry
on The above branches IN all Ne various varieties lie
would, therefore, solcf call from all who wish arc dis
posed TO patfonzo who feels himself fully competent
10 execute with pf0mptuc, nestncss aud dispatch, the
above brane hes Of business and would them that
he IT, OF will be- prcpafedto DO any work H. his line
elsewhere.
would say 10 tho supcrnicndcnis Of the Depots In the
NY AZ they tunes have cousdcr ahlc Coach Painting
o. they wouddo well to Gve INC call, believing they will
secure perfect satisfaction both regards price and
workmanship. Also-Old and New Furniture, Mahogany
noors &c sn1 polished IN the most durable ana
au& ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-22
COATES SCHOOL pnYsIoLonY.

PHYSIOLOGY frT schools, by X. Coates ". ID, Vice
President % the Philadcphia Medical socciy and
tho Academy OF Nsiurn Sciences Sc, &C.
nS- DR. Coates 10 generally known a favouTte pcpu
Ter Lecturer upon the structure Of the human frame and
has acquired fame 10y making such subject agreeable aud
Instructive and sONellcate 60 fend the FASH
dous We have long been OF tho opinion that Physiology
should constitute pa Of early eduos iion, and did
when IN suitable position make that par Of female ciu
cation, though the attempt showed deficiency Of tcxt
books This deficiency Is now supplied 10y d. Coates.
and fully supplied The subjec " well divided, and the
parsand Offices Of the human frame are beautifully and
simply explained the text. aud illustrated 10y the cugra
wings. cvpiods chapter % questions close the work
anu supplies aids to the teacher We cordially commend
the stuy to schools, aud tho book before adult
Phil u. s. ga
Just published, for sale by
de SMITH a "A ,lra
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CHARLES NJ. M,f:INNEss

HVOHhT HIuN ~, UKNNMtNIhI FAINTEN,
GLAZfER GLIDER, &c
uf-shop next door 10 the Frd Prcsiyierisn Churc h.
Street, below the Post Once.
RICHMOND, February 22d. 1910
IN s DAY, 20 years ho subscilbcr arrived In ;hls
~ CITY lie Is truy grateful 70 tho citizens Of Virginia
for their kind Patronage during the above period That
has gwen sats cion 20 all that employed him he will not
preend 10 say-but that he has, to tie part
cedby continuance ofter favors. lie wishes inform his
friends aud tho public generally, that continuance OF
their orders will be met with promptncss and in
the best
lie would likewise inform country merchants In want u
sgna that he has seasoned boards constantly IN hapd
ready prepared which he finish the shortest motto
fe0-dif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-22

II euuscfpcfs nave iOund q remedy for the
The experiments Of ia besedeal use coming under their
value. guarantee that the public shall no, bs a.
appointed they will In all refund the moaey should
door. below. susb bs s, SON
SUPE RIOR GOODS.
Large Supplies, by the packets Narraganse,t, En-.
ma, and John Rowleu, just arrived, and by the
schooners Union and La Grange, now on their
way from Philadelphia.
THE subscriber will exhibit his old customers and
i the public, the largest and best stocks Of
BOOTS, SHOES TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
CARPET BAGS, SHOE BLACKInG,
&C, &C.
cd expressly to order in rlidephia BY the very
FOR GENTLEMEN.
d. do e doesi. soaisa w SSo,i rl n,ss heels
DO DO sn ae' wssy s Ss Union shoes. meat
ccnaemen's fine cali skin Boots, At 6, snda
Water prSsi f SSe;: 1. 70, Ssss'
ID cheap Boots, from 81 co TO s3
10 me- F p's.' T rfiig1 LADIES.
nae dress French Morocco lace and plain Walk ing
Ladies nnc French Ties and Baskins
no 90 ss are.s t5ensh morocco aud kid Slipper
An worry snpsrior an / M. ie by j. ". Mccurdy.
made by Eosish q Minzer, C. Mitchell and othsrs-aii
neal for winter
Ladies' Gne seal.kin and broad strap Walking
Shoes, bound with Leather
Ladies' fine leather Walking Shoes
10 new style Oyer-shoes
Do sewed and SOUND Indi, Rubber ov.r-shoes.
FOR MISSES.
Misses French morocco lace Bus kius
Do 10 do Walking shoes
Do do seal lace and nioro~oo Bootees
DO fine dress Kid and morocco slprsI.
DO do Walkin: Shoes. with hecs
FOR BOYS
Boys hnc calf skin Navy s,oes made In Philadelphia Ia
superior style
Dog = fine calf Bootess
no do kip and sewed Bootees
Very strong kip pexged do very good
CHILDREN'S. SHOES.
100 pair, Of all cuts and qualities
COARSE SHOES FOR MEN.
Mems heavy sswed and pesged Brog ans large Sizes
m,nufsciuredin Northumberland gerry superior
Boys coarse sewcd and peggcd Drogans, very strong
The above Is but a small detail OF my present stock
which will DC sold at the lowest prices for cash. 10
tual eustoIners only. SAMUEL PLTNEY.
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VOL. XIV.
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Thrice q week, 70 snts for each inse rion
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he number OF Insertions Of Advertisements must
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that proportion for ycrscmenis OF ~ length
cept Auctisnecrs and Lottery Dealers who charged
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