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GUNS AND PISTOLS.

GUNS AND PlS IOLS.
10 EXCLUSIVELY.- 90
d JOSEPH Il Maiden lane stairs importing for
u the sale English German and French double and single
barrel Fowlng and Duekng Gum. from the lowest to The i'm
markets embracing one hundred deIen, kinds. all Of which
he prepared offer the manufactuTeTs prices being
appointed the largest houses that hne
which enables him TO sell at extremely low prices.
a large assorted stock of the above always hand
City and country merchants particularly requested
call, previous 10 making their purchases Jy27 3m.r
SILK BANNERS, nc.
pANNlN0TON CO.. 2s3 Broadway ne ar Read sire H.
Respectfully inform the Order Of l. o. Of o. F. and Their
ends generally that they prepared execute orders
for Flags and Banners the for beauty
durability and economy having Silks the EXPRESS &C.
cason that will make the largest banners without
with seam. -
and Designs be their
2o3 Broadway o any part Of the Union
For STYLE design, and OF the kind v. =.
fer Gettys Banner No. H. l. o. OF o. f. AZ ,ls 70
Greenwich, No. 40 Harmony a. Covenant IS
H. also Military Companies and Sunday School Banners and
the societies ST. Nicholas New England ST. George 81 An.
drew Sc David &c &c.
Winaow Shades from 81 each the ehe.,
and best painted by the eminent artists. $500
Stained Glass after the Of the ancien warranted
never 10 change color, with 10,
church windows other public and private buildings ste am
sva,s packet ships, store windows, &c &c.
limitations Stained Glass, painted muslin church
imitation Of the cal glassat tng
expense OF glass obscured and painted in brilliant coors
durable and cheap Tr
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TO LET,
IA ELEGANTLY fumisheo rooms for single gentle
spared render the above desirable Inquire
the premises. aul6 I'm .rc
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yOALloo Liverpool Camel Cosi f., sale lots 90
q. EDWbS 2x III Co. SssS sos. SSsSs
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-31
LOCO CONVENTION.

The las! loco State Convention passed
resolution concurring with the Tariff resoiu'
tions of the Vermont Legislature OF last iali'
What change has come Orer the sP'rH o.
their dream since las, June, when the same
convention passed resolution declaring that
domestic industry must regulate ITSELF, which
was advocated by some ofthe very same men.
What will Wright and Buchanan say to this,
who dare moi open their mouths in the Senate
in favor of protection, in tho hearing Of their
Southern allies.
The Convention likewise passed resolu.
ton condcmning the distribution Bill Poor
evidence Of the sincerity of their attachmeI I
to the protective policy, whose stability de-
ponds most essentially upon this source of re-
venue being kept from overlooking the Trea-
ssry.
The Convention passed another resolution
confmcndaiory of the Infamous proceedings of
the suffrage party in Rhode Island. and con-
demning the action of President TYLER in be-
half of the regular government. which we es.
ieem the mos; laudable measure ofhis admins.
ration, and entirely unexceptionable.
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Resolved, That tue growing OF wool IS en-
,botically the grand interest OF The inhaoitants
IF p this State. and the only one in which we can
successfully compete with our sisle. o'ates.
Resolved, That as cltIzens Oh lne "reeh
Mountain State we demand OF congress ace.
uuare protection to this great staple article OF
Resolved. That together with reasonable
dutv mon wool we think it right and proper
,ba; y proportiona.e duty should be laid upon
,roolens thai the manufacturer may be enabled
- prosecute his business successfully. OF the
same time paying reasonable price for the
wool he manufactures.
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Wilt. and Sci. Institution.

TJHE second term Of the academic -yenr Of
IL this institution will commence on tie LAST
MONDAY Of the present month, under The super
intendence of the present Insirnctors-C. Chs
BEE and Miss II. LOUISA BaiGGs. Special alien
tion will be given those preparing for coll-gv.
and 10 those attending 10 the study of French
and Music. all who should choose TO spad The
SIMMER with u.s. may expect our undivided at
ention to their educational interests, and every
endeavor, on our part, 10 make their stay with ua
both pleasant and profitable. C.. C. BISBEE,
Brandon, May 3, 1889. law
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ADDISON COUNTY WING CON-

ADDISON COUNTY WING CON-
VENTION.
The democratic wings of Addison County are
hereby notified that o convention will be holden
at The Court H ouse in Middlebury on Wednes-
day the l5th day of June 1912, at 10 o'clock A.
VI. for the nomination OF Senators, and a more
efficient organization for the political campaign
of 1S42. HARVEY BELL
A.P. RUSCOE, Coun'V
HYDER BARNES, Cum.
Middlebury, May 81, 1912.
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From the Troy Wing.

THE RESULTS IN RHODE ISLAND
The Rhode Island insurrection has ended pre-
cisely as we knew it would. The friends of
law and order have stood firm, and the foolish
and misguided insurgents, with the vain brag-
CART at their head, have either run away, or
else laid down their arms and returned to their
duty. Dorr, the head and front of the rebellion
by his inglorious flight before shot was fired,
has proved himself to be one of the greatest
poltroons on record; and it is difficult to decide
whether he is more ridiculed by those who
have opposed him, or denounced by those who
have aided and abetted him. So contemplate
finale to play which opened with SO much
noise and thunder was never witnessed before
and if the poor wretch who has figured as the
hero in this serio-comic drama does not hang
himself out of pnre vexation, we are much "a
fraid the sunites' will be considered by the
critics as sadly violated.
To prevent the least excuse for similar out
breaks in future, in Rhode Island, the people
of that state will doubtless, so soon as the pre-
sent excitement shall die away, call Conven-
t;on in the usual manner and form Constitu.
item similar to those enjoyed by the other free
states. This done, and it certainly ought to be
done, this gallant little State may repose on the
laurels she has won, with the proud conscious
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U. S. LoAN'-We are happy 10 say that the
Secretary of the Treasury has disposed of so
much of the U. 5. Loan as it was desirable 10
sell at this time. 10 Messrs. John Ward & Co.
The amount is supposed TO be be three millions
and half and the rate a little under par. The
Secretary will now be able to do justice 10 all
claimants upon his department. His frank and
still sagacious manner has secured the res.
pect ard confidence of all VINO had occasion TO
confer with him.-Jour. Com.
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WING STATE CONVENTION,

The State Convention of the Wings of YER
mont, for the purpose of nominating state off,
GERS, and taking such measures as may be
deemed necessary preparatory 70 the annual
September election. will be holden at MID
DLEBURY, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th of
JULY next. The Wings are requested TO ap.
point, on or before the 4ih of July, by county
or town conventions, three or more delegates TO
represent each town in said convention.
E. N. BRIGGS,
HARRY BRADLEY,
ERAsTUs FAIRBANKS, State
A. l.. MINER, Central
o. CHANDLER. Com'tee
ISAIAH SILVER,
E. WALTON, JR.
May "a. 1912.
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A MEDICAL CONVENTION.

Of the regular Medical Practitioners of this
County will be holden at the Masonic Hall,
in this place, on Thursday, June 10th at 10
o'clock A. NJ. For the purpose of reorgani.
zing 'the addison County Medical Society. -
An address Pertaining to medical science may
be expected. A general attendance of the:pro.
fession is solicited.
SEVERAL PRACTITIONERS.
Middebury. Nav, 81, 1912.
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District Of Addison, ss {
BE it remembered. that al probate court held at
MiddlebprY, in and for the district of Addison
on the 18th day Of May A. D. 1912.
Franklin Bump named executor in an iHstri-
men; purporting 10 be The last will aad testament
of SALATfIIEL BUMP,
late Of Salisbury in said distrc, deceased, pies
ents the same for probate: Whereupun it is or
dered that the same be examined for probate BY
said court at session thereof Ia be held at The
Office Of the Register OF said court, in Middlebu-
ry aforesaid, on Wednesday the 18th day Of
June next at one o'clock in the afternoon, and
that notice thereof be given TO all persons inter
ested, that they may appear and make their OBJ
jections to the probate aud allowance of said will
by publishing a certified copy Of this order in tho
Middlebu.y Peoples Press, newspaper printed at
said .NiddebuIy three weeks successfully, previous
10 the time of said court.
is. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy Of record.
3:3 Attest is. BUSHNELL, Register.
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10 tear these aged, unfortunate creatures-her
own ciizens-from their native soil, transport
item like felons over The ocean, and then leave
them to the cold charities OF strangers, or TO
die in foreign land!-Boston IrapeHer.
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VH\HE subscriber offers at private sale, an ex
II cellent $3.50 PIANO FORTE-new three
years ago. Nunn'snd Clarke, makers, New York
He will sell itifor S2OO-!hree months Credit
or 100 cash. iJ.W. DILLER.
Middlebury, May 80, 1S42. 4gf
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BRI G. Fl TON MARKET.

Monday, May %, 1912.
At Market 22O Beef Cattle, IL pairs Wor-
king oxen, 25 Cows and Calves, 200 Sheep
and $50 Swine.
PRICEs--Bccf Cattle. Sales were quick
and last weeks prices were fully sustained. We
quote to correspond. A few extra Sc 90. First
quality, SIS SO a 5 rs. Second quality, "a rs
a 25.
Sheep. Sales not made public.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE

Rev. Ma. DAILY viii celebrate Mass in Mid
dlebury. on Sunday the a9Ih of Nav inst, and
on Sunday the 5th Of June following. Catho-
lies are respectfully invited 10 attend.
MiddleburY, 24th Of May 1912.
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lust received by P. w. Collins 5000 yards
- Calicoes, prices varying from Sets to 25ets
1000 yards Sheeting, from &c to &c per yard.
May 9, 1912.
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'NeW Goods.

CLOTHS, Cassimeers, Cal;coes, Muslins,
~ Cambrics, Lawns, Drilling and Ticking
A fine assortment of summer cloths, Linens.
SheeIings, Shrtings &c. &c. which will be sold
for cash OF on credit, al prices which cannot fail
10 SUIT purchasers. u. BEcKwTru & Co.
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Lost.

Lost.
nN or about the 24th OF April fight brindfs
" DOG;-shert tail and ears-had leather
STRIP around his neck when he left, said dog is o.
bout one year old. Whoever will return the dog.
or give information where he may be found shall
be rewarded. FRANCIS ella Els.
Bridport, May 8, f842. 1;2w
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A party ofyoug gentleman of the bar
and other professions took spree in Pitts
burg one day last week, and were so ashamed
OF the antics they had been cutting under the
alcoholic dominion, shat the first act ofther re-
turning reason was to go in a body and sign
the temperance pledge.
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The Lowell Courier says, 70 supply the Mid
dlesex mills one year with wool, it requires
the fleeces of S74, 400 sheep! Twelve hundred
are required every day that the mills are in op-
GRAFTON.
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}. Sales not made public.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

WOOL. Duty. The value whereof at the
place of execution shall not exceed cts. per
pound, 80 per ct. ad. val. and 4 cts per pound.
A sale of GOO lbs Pennsylvania was made
to neighboring manufacturer, at 44c. per ID.
Prime or Saxony Fleeces. washed, Id. A a 46
c-American full blood, do 40 42-Do. "a
do-37 4O-Do. 1-2 do 33 35-1-4 and
common do 80 3l-Smylna Sheep washed
20 25- Do. unwashed. 10 l3-Bengasl do
8 lO-Saxony, clean,--Buenos Ayres un-
picked, 7 a l0-do. do. picked, II l6-Su-
perfine Northern pulled lamb 35 37-No. l
do. do. do. 80 34--No. do. 40. do. ri "a
mo. 3 do do do IL Is.
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Estate of Elizabeth Beach.

Estate of Elizabeth Beach.
M E, TIE subscribers, being appointed by lie
w Hon. the Probate Court for the district
OF Addison. commissioners, TO receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands Of all perspns
against the estate of
ELIZABETH BEACH,
late,Of Shorrhsm in sid district, deceased, rep
resented insnlvcnt, and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in Offset thereto: And six months
from The 18th day of May being allowed by said
Court for tlraI purpose we do therefore Frrreby
give notice that we will attend 10 the busint So
Of our said appointment, at the siote o. Kent
Wright IN Shnreuam on the lst Monday Of June
and November, from nine o'clock A. N. until
o'clock P, M on each of said days.
I*AAo CHIrnAN, COMMISSIONS,
Dated at Shoreham. this 18Th day of May
1872 3;3
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Last Friday a ne xspaper was received a
the Troy Post office, whi( h the postmaster OF
opening found to contain one pair of mitten
four wreaths of hair, lot of ribbands two PIN
and one curl.
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expenses of this movement would be repaid,
and his sympathizing friends attracted from
New York and other places. Warren, Bristol
and Newport were in succession to be attack
ed, and thus the whole State would nave been
at his feet. What was next to ensue, believe
has mol yet tr anspired.
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Estate of Chester BidweIl.

THE subscribers being appointed by the Hon Pro-
bate court for the District of Newhaven Commission.
els to receive. examine and just all claims and de-
mands OF all persons against The estate Of
CHESTER BlDWELL.
late Of Starksbor in said district deceased. fen
resentsd inSnlvent, and also eli demands and
claims exhibited in Offset thereto, and six months
from the 18th day Of March last being allowed
by said court for that purpose. We do therefore
give notice that we will attend 10 The business of
our said appointment at the dwelling house Of
the widow Cynthia Bdwell. in Siarksboro, on
Friday the 10Th day of June next, and on FRIDAY
the 81 day Of September next from nine o'clock
A. NJ. until six O'Clock p. M. ON each of said
DAVIS,
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Died,

In New Haven, May 9Th. Mrs. Hannah Chilsor
wife of Joseph Gibson. aged 70.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT, I


Be it remembered that at probate court
held at Middlebury, in and for &he District Of
Addison, on the 18th day of May, ls42.
Joseph Simonds administrator Of the estste uf
FIBER r. MURRAY,
late of Whiting in the district of Addison. ma kes
application to said cnur to have the time bere-
toiore limited for paying The debts Of said de-,
ceased extended one year from tine 10th day Of
June lS42: 1t is therefore ordered, tina, said APP
pfcaIion be considefed II a session 5f said court
10 be held at the Office of the Register Of said
court in said Mddebury on Wednesday the 18Th
day Of June next, at one o'clock in the afef-
nom, and that notice thereof be given to
all persons interested, that they may appear and
make their objections, if any they have, 10 the said
time Of payment being extended, us aforesaid, by
publishing ccf ided copy Of this order IN the Mid
bury Peoples Press Newspaper printed III said
Mddlebury, three weeks successfully, previous to
the time Of said court.
Us. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy Of Record.
Attest: J. S. BUSHNELL. Register. So
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! LIBEL SUIT. The Jury in the case of the
People VS.. VIM, l.. Stone, were unable 10 a
gree on verdict. At ten o'clock on Monday
night Ten were 70: acquitiing and two for con-
victing the defendant. The jury it is stated,
was composed of eight Tammany men and 4
whigs.-Troy Wing.
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FRESH IMPORTATION OF PAUPERs.-The
English, it is said, are taking measures to send
and immense number Of paupers and vnga-
bonds from their poor houses to the U. States.
Most of them will be shipped for New York;
and unless tho public authorities interfere IN
season, it is 10 be feared that a great many OF
these broken down, destitute, sickly, and help
less beings, will be thrown upon New Eng
land for SUBSISTENCE. What national iniquIty
and outrageous cruelty it is, for Great Britain
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SCHOHARIE. The Grand Jury Of Scho'
harie at the May circuit for that county now
sitting has presented The newspaper called the
helderburgh Advocate. as public nuisance,
for its sed.ious and libcllous articles, tending
TO fonent disturbance among the ienantry of
the manor lands in the county, and defaming the
tribunals ofjustice. Judge Cushman Presides
at the circuit.
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Cheap Groceries.

,ASTS. A supply Of Towns Lasts and
IL Boot Trees, just received ard for sale by
Nav "a, 1912. u. BEcKwITH & Co.
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Correspondence of the Courier and Enquirer.

Providence, May 10.
The plans of Mr.. Dorr have been more full
y developed since last wrote to you. have
.sason to believe them to be as follows: His
nrst intention was to seize the arsenal. This
would give him command of two thousand
nand OF arms and five pieces of artillery His
ae4t step was to seize the college. This is on
position overlooking the city, from which it
; Ould nave been easily commanded. He was
r ~en 10 take the market by which his troops
=, rene 10 be supplied with provisions. The CT
: y was 70 he laid under contribution and to be
subjected to martial law In this manner the
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o. The trial ofWm. l.. Stone, of the Com
mercial Advertiser, on an indictment for libel,
has ended in smoke,-the Jury having been
unable to agree on q verdict utter being out ten
hours.
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Among tie most interesting anil affecting
circumstances of the late occurrences at Provi-
dence is the fact, stated i n private letters, that
the venerable father of the self-styled Cover
nor Dorr, his brother, and all his near relatives
were in the ranks ready to do battle against
the migrate and his armed insurgents. Judge
Pitman of the United States Court. and in fact
every man of worth and virtue and distinction
enrolled themselves among the defenders OF
law with muskets on their shoulders.-Nat,
Int.
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ISAAC THOMAS

late OF Salisbury in said district deceased, moves
the court that partition and distribution of thu
real estate of the deceased, be made among the
heirs OF the deceased and that commissioners be
appointed for that purpose: II is therefore or
dered that, the said administrative cause notice
10 be given TO all persons interese u appear be-
fore said court, al a session thereof to be held at
the office of the Register Of said court al sail
Middlebury on Wednesday the 18th dag of June
next at one o'clock in the afternoon, at whrch
time said court will appoint commissioners to
make partition and distribution Of said estate as
aforesaid, BY pubIiihins certified copy of this
order in the .uiddleburv Peoples Press. a news
paper printed at said MIdebury three weeks
successfully previous TO the time Of said court.
J. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy of record.
4:3 Attest, J. s. BUSHNELL. Register
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STATE OF VERMONT, D
District of Addison, S..
BE it remembered that at probate court, held
Middeburv, within and for Che district Of Addison
on the 18th day o! May, 1912.
benjamin Cox named one OF the executors in
an instrument purporting TO be the last will and
testament OF
JEHIEII BEEDLE,
late OF SlIoreham in said district, deceased, pre-
senrs the same for probate: Whereupon il is orr
dered that the sumo be examined fur probate b.
said court, at a session thereof to be held al the
office Of U. II. Everest esq in said Shoreham on
Wednesday the Sth day of June next, at one o
clock in the Afternoon and that hotice theieof he
given 10 all PERSONS interested, that they mays
pear and make then objections TO the probate &
and allowance of said will By publishing Il
certified copy of this Older in the Mddlebury Peoples
Press, newspaper printed at .Middlebufy, in said
District. three weeks successfully, previous to the
time of said court
]. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy of Record.
Attest: ]. s. BUSHNELL, Register. 8
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LONG FAcEs.-Judging from their looks,
never did set of people feel quite so foolish
and fororn as did the leaders of the Park meet
ing of the insurgent sympathisers on the receipt
of the news from Rhode Island yesterday.
They tried to whistle their courage up for a
while, and even attempted to deceive them
selves by the miserable lie that it was Governor
King who had fled, .nd not the prissant Dorr,
But it was no go. The flag which had been
kept flying for several days at Tammany Hall,
in honor of Dorr. and his proceedings, was
struck, and all looked as sad as though melan
choly had marked them for her OWN. Y.
Com ADD.
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STATE OF VERMONT, }

A true copy Of record.
4:3 Attest, J. S. BUSHNELL. Register,
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ness that few members of the Union have play
Ell nobler or worthier part in the grand
drama OF history than herself.
LUDIcRoUs MEETING oE SrMpArHIssRs IN
BosToN. We learn from the Atlas of yester
day that a sham meeting was held in State
street ON Wednesday evening for the avowed
purpose depressing sympathywith the Rhode
Island traitors. The hack orators o. the Lo-
co Foco party, Baristo, Halett, Wright and
Bancroft attempted to get UP an excitement
but 1t was previously know in the city that the
felon, Dorr, had escaped from the Just punish
ment that awaited him-and they also thought
proper TO abscOnd. Boston is not the Mace to
cultivate treason. Hallett must emigrate and
join his brother, Dorr, if he can find him.
Troy Wing.
Town ELECTIONS. The town elections in
this State, held since the adjournment of the
legislature have nearly all resulted in favor of
the wings, The insane and unprinciped mea-
sures passed by the locofoco Legislature having
made a deep impression upon the people every
where, aud at last aroused them to action.
From Present indications the wings of New
York have nothing to fear. The good sense of
the community is so thoroughly fshocked at the
conduct of the leaders of the locofoco party.
that nothing short of miracle can prevent an
avalanche in 1912 ,as astounding as that of 1887
and as destructive of the hopes of the anarchists
Troy Whig.