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STATE OF VERMONT

D'@hAiS' vi WV o.
Re remembered, that at probate court holden at
Bristol, in and for the district of New Haven on
the 4th day of April, D. 1912,
Harvey Parme.ee, admints'i ator of the estate of
EDWARD DUNSHEE,
late of Bristol in said District deceased made appli-
cation this 10 have the time limited for paving
the debts of said deceased extended one year the
18th of May, IS4l it is thei efore ordered that said
application be considered session Of said
be held Bristol, aforesaid, at the Office Of the Judge
the first Monday Of June next, at 10 O'Clock AM
and that notice thereof be given all persons interest
ed that they may appear before said COURT and make
their objections, if any they have TO ;he term Of pay
being extended aforesaid, by publishing cert
fed copy of this order in tho Middebury Peoples Press
a newspaper printed at Middlebnry, in the county o
Addison, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous to the time
Of said court.
HARVEY MUNSILL, Judge.
A true copy Of REGARD,
H. MUNSILL. Judge. 52;3
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STATE OF VERMONT, D
District of Addison. S..

RE it remembered that at probate court, h ED a
Shoreham, within and for the district of Addison
on the Goth day o! April 1912.
Calvin G. Tilden. of Cornwall, in said district,
guardian of
WILLIAM R. BAXTER and HANNAH BAXTER.
both of Cornwall aforesaid, minors and heirs Of Lu-
Their Baxter late of said Cornwall, deceased, repre-
SCENTS to this court that il would be conducive 10
the interests of said minors to sell all the zeal and
personal estate belonging to them, and which was
set off TO item in the division of the estate of their
father said Luther Baxter deceased; and said guar
dian moves this court to grant him license TO sell
said rea and personal estate II is therefore ordered
by said court that said guardian give notice TO all
persons concerned, 10 appear, if they shall see
cause, Before probate court, 10 be held at the off
ice of the register of said court, in Mddlebury, on
the 18th day Of May next, at o'clock il the af.
ternoon then and there 10 make their objections, if
any they have, to granting said guardian autho-
rity and license aforesaid, by publishing GER
tilted copy of this order in the Middebury Peoples
Press, newspaper printed al said .NiddIebury three
weeks successfully, previous to the time of said
court.
]. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
true copy of Record.
Attest: ]. S. BUSHNELL, Register. 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 BALSAM is
L believed to be descrvedly the popular Med
icne known in America, for coughs, colds, asth-
ma or phhisc, consumption, whooping cough and
pulmonary affections of every kind.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has been very
extensively used for about fifteen years. and its repu-
tation has been constantly increasing. So universally
popular has this article become that it may now be
considered standard article in large part of the
United States and British Provinces. Many families
keep it constantly by them, considering it the most
safe well certain remedy for The above complaints
The propretors have received s. receiving numer-
Gus recommendations iIom many FOUR best physician
who make use of il in their Practice. The names OIL
a few individuals who have even their testimony If
favor of this article here suhoncd and for more
full account see the envelope 10 the bottle
Doct Amory Hunting, Doct. Samuel Morrill,,
" Truman Abel, 9 Timothy Baylies,
" JeTe. Ellsworth, T.: 90 Albert Guild.
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NOTICE

NUlICE
The subscriber having made a new arrange
ment OF his business, by connexion with his
son, must have settlement of all his previous
concerns. He therefore desires all those who
are owing him to pay, or call and settle. At
tention to this notice by those concerned NAV
disaPpoint the lawyers. a. CHAPMAN.
MIDDLEBuRY, Jan. 30th, 1912.
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Hartford.

THE subscriber has been appointed Agent for the
HARTFORD FIRE Insurance COMPANY, for Mid
dlebury and vicinity, and will receive proposals for
insuring property against loss or damage by Fire.
The long established reputation of this company,
and the promptness with which all their transactions
have been characterised render unnecessary TO say
anything in its favor All business connected with
the office intrusted to him will be faithfully and
punctually transacted. JONATHAN HAGAR
Midjlebury, Feb. &c, 1912 42;y Agent.
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Machine Cards.

NHACHINE CARDS will be kept for. sale
M by the subscriber, and made to order
at short notice. Also for sale hand and horse
Cards, Card-tacks, emery and comb plate of
all kinds. Also SCREEN for tanning mills OF
all kinds in use, and screen for SAFES; also
iron and brass meal SEIvEs--all OF the hest
quality and sold low for cash only.
SAM'L b. BENT.
MiddIebury, Dec. 7, 184l. 3l,6m
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A Message for the Afflicted.

IA NACSSoSC iOi tiS HLiiOlCu'
FOR coughs, consumption. asthma, splitting of
blood, Group, whooping- bronchites, diff
Guilty of breathing, and all diseases Of the pulmonary
organs, nothing is found better than
DIR. Jayne's Indian Expectorant.
For jaundice, Liver-compaints, costveness, dys-
pepsa and for all purposes for which family cathaI-
tic is necessary, purchase
Jayne's Sanative Pills.
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
for the preservton, growth and beauty ofthe HAIR and
which will positively bring in new hair bald heads
Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge,
a certain and pleasant remedy for Worms.
Also, Jayne's Examination Balsam.
A certain cure for bowel and summer complaints,
diarrhGa, dysentary choc cramps, sick and nervous
headache, sour stomach cholera morbus and all de-
rangements Of the stomach ard bowels.
DIR J.dY.NE received his education at one of the
best Medical Colleges in the United States, and is
regular practitioner in the city Of Philadelphia. From
experience and diversified practice for more than 20
years, the above now rendered TO the public with
an assurance that his medicines have saved hundreds
from untmely grave.
o. Constantly on hand and for sale by s. MOODY.
Mido lebury Dec 90, 1871. 81 6m
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Commission.

c. e. TU RRILL
Has just received, to sell on Commission ,,s
IL assortment of soou
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry.
Silver Spoons. Thimbles. Pencil cases. watch %.
5 Go,s mem S.eei Pens PeIumey, Hair OIL
Soaps, Beads, Scissors, Pen-knives, siver.bo,noy
SPectacles, Wallets, Gard cases, &c which III,
sold very cheap for cash. Those who arc VIII DC
OF any OF the above named articles, will de wa,a
call and examine before purchasing elsewhere ~ u
December 9th, ls4l. az
z. S.-Clocks, Watches, Accardions and ,uu,
in his line of business cAREf UIIY REPAIRED al shnr
NOTICE. c. E. TURkILL.
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q
WOODEN FACTORY.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform
his customers, and the public generally,
that he has commenced the business of man.
ufacturinp
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Look Out.

m THE subscriber would notify
IL all those who owe him that be
is compelled by the most urgent n e.
;. cessity to call upon them for imr.e.
date payment. If this request is Dot $, eed;.
~ complied with, his accounts will he Ief, Wi;
an attorney fer collection without favor 10 anv
one. W any
@HArs selling at cost On
ur,u, JOHN JACKSON.
Middlebury, March 25, ls42. 4s,f
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c. A UTIO N.

The public will please observe that the genuine med
icine has the following wording on the sides of tie
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Certificates.
(From DR.. Thomas Brown. ,

Messrs. Lowe Reed, Gent.-The Vegetable Pull
monary Balsam, has been extensively used in the Sec
ton of country where reside, for several wears past
and has justly acquired high reputation in consume
tive com 1laints So far my knowledge extends il
has disappointed the reasonable expectation of
those who have used it. THOMAS Brown. MD.
Concord, N. H., May II, 1881.
Messrs. Reed, Wing & Cuiler-Gentemen-
feel II duty owe 10 he pu',ic nd especially 70
hundreds Of my fellow beings VINO aie now suffering
under different diseases of the lungs, 10 give you
statement of the good effects have experienced from
the use o the Vegetable PuI,non-ry Bslsam Having
from nv yo' up been t,oubled with different com.
plants toe longs. such splitting of blood, trouble
some co1gh. iieqpelt hoaiseness with severe Gfs Of
coughing arf inGecd ~ The symptoms Of CONSUMPTION
and fOm the TO tine rave consrlted several eminent
physicians. End have t.ken much medicine but re-
ctved File Or no relief and Of lest they told me there
was no help for ne; that nv case was beyond the
ieseh OF their medicines In the spiug of 1927 was
advised by hiend to t,y the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam. ohte'ned two bottles. and on trial was
Surprised 10 ind udmand efectua relief (which Us
gave me, end afte, vitsden about five weeks angit
complaints we. entirely removed, and was restored
TO good heslih. Since that time have kent il con-
santy bv me- in Of the appearance of anv of the
above complaints
rave known large number of cases where all olb-
&c med'cees have failed Of afordng apv relief the
DsSah was at length resorted TO, and speedily effect
Gu cure Would therefore recommend 10 every
person mat has any of the above complaints on heiI
ist appearance 10 take the Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
sani' winch they will find safe. convenient and nos
cure Respectfully yours,
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New Bedford, Mass, July go, 1871. "

Vxe1uNTERFElTs Beware of imposition F.oh
genuine bottle is enclosed in BLUE wranner
Sn YELLOW label, signed by VIM. JoN'N C CIiTn
LEX. None other canbe genuine of ater H. ~
december 1889. The signature of AMp .ag tlah
viii be continued for short time SUN REED
Inc great celebrity of the Vegetable p,Ir,o..-..
mas been the cause of attempts to ntrodncs
IF t th winch by partially assuming the name
OF the genuine, are calculated to mislead nd
me public Among these mixtures are Cn uu@,ss
Compound pulmonary Balsan', 3 .qmerieon me- P,I
nOnay Baisam g Tegetable Pulnonoru III Ra,. Z ~
&c Syrup" Pulmonary Balsanl,' and 'o otSa
purchasers should enquire for the true artcIe by ~.
whole name-THE VEGETABLE Pro- us
SALsAM, and see that has the marks and sana,,,Sa
the genuine. isnaiuies
monary Balsan.'' u
For sale by REED, WING & CUTTER, flats
Lowe and Reed) wholesale dealers in Drugs, Med
cines, Paints and Dye-stuf, No. 81. Chatham street
Boston, and by Druggists and country merchants gem
eIally IN New England, and in the principal places
throughout the United States and British Proyincas
Price so. cents. Sold by S. MOODY.
io;iy Middlebury Vermont
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1912.
THE CANAL PACKET
]. s He NJ AN

CAPT. NJ. t. DAVIS.
WILL commence her Trips on the Sd day Of May.
betW cen the city of Vergennes and Buffao,run>
ming DAY and NIGHT, as follows:
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MARRIED

On Wednesday evening. 2Sd instant by Rev. S. Van Du
ser, Ms Elan Oney to Miss Helen L. Ful er, caughter
the late Franc is Fuller, all Of this city.
At Howell Works Monmouth Co.. N. J., by the RI Rev
Bishop Doane Thursday, the Gath instant, David D
voorhees,, Of NewYork, Frances c. Aila-e, OF the
place. AT the time and acc, by Rev. II Finch
Aaron D. Fenton, of New-i ork, To Frances a Duncan
the former place.
Al Washington, Nov. 10, by Rev. Mr.. Bean, Joseph P
McCorkle Of Washington to Julia Cor.e. Of Alexandria
At Enfield, Conn, Nov 3D. by Rev. Mr Robbins, MIR
ter of Sylvester Dusk Esq, OF the former place.
AT ST. Marys Ga October 9Th, Ny Rev MI Baird
He NJ daughter Of the late Capt Arthur H. Bool bach
OF New-York
A, Greenvile, 8 c.. Nov. 9, by Rev. C. C. Pincspey
Edmund W. Kingsland OF New.York 10 Marcia 4. daugh
ter of Dr. John Crittenton, OF the former place
Al jubilee, ILL., Nov s by RI. Rev. shop Chase, Thos
Bennett. Esq, formerly of Virginia. to Miss Jane,,e s.
daughter OF II. E. Ingraham, Esq, recently of Orange
NeWJersey.
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DIED:

On the oath instant, Sarah f., daughter OF William r.
Lowerre, in the S7lh year OF her age.
The friends and acqvatapces Of the family respect
fully invited 10 attend her funeral this afternoon O'Clock
from No. llS Ciin,on-st.
On Thursday, Caroline Averi daughter Of Joseph F.
JOY. in tina 9th year of her age.
Her remains will be taken Fairfield, Conn.,, for inter
men this day.
On Friday evening. 18th instant, alter short llaess
John T. son Of Adm X and Catharne F. Van Week. aged
Is months and . days
Friends the family are invited to attend the tune al
this Saturday, afternoon clock, from No. 25 Third
street without fur her notice
On the q b inst, Joseph q. Hannan, aged g.
On the oath inst, Sarah Hopper wife oil Henry Demarest,
aged2i.
ON the Gath inst, John Seden, aged 20.
Al ii. residence in Marion Co., Ohio, Nov major Gen.
Joseph Haines, aged 80.
AtH lowell Me, Nov Il. Daniel Evans, Esq, father OF
Hon George Evans, OF the u. 2. S nate, aged rs.
Al Jordan, Ouondaga Co., n. " the 18th inst, Rev.
William Hiliard, a. ed 81.
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Doxou burn OIL

lNANlUCNci Jill % OnI.I
" The subscriber has been appointed Agent for the sale
OF Oil for extensive Oil Company al Nantucket and is
PREPARED 10 supply al his or from his
ons daily or otherwise less than the usual market prices
by the cask.
Sperm Candles, superior quality q cents per b by
the box.
N. B-Families who purchase gallons will be charged
the wholesale price,
OF steamboats,, and large
sumers OF Oil will be dealt with very liberal terms
Oildsvered in any part Of the city free OF expense.
mis- I'm JAMES NJ. ALlSTER, loo Divlsien.st
u Good HOnrd and pleasant Rooms can be obtained
al No. &c Lli.street (2) MIC II
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ARRIVED


Packet ship Montreal Tucker, from London and Ports
mouth Nov 2, with uldZe Ia Grswod.
Packet ship Stephen Whitney; Thompson from Liver.
pool % inst, with ndzs 10 r Kermit,
Pack, ship Cambridge, Barstow, from Liverpool Cci2e
with mdzet eoodLue Co.
Packet sh IL James, Sebor, from London and Ports.
mou h Oct %, with mdze to Grinnell K Minturn.
Ship Mary Frances, Smith, from New Orleans 5th Nov,
with uaf7e 10 order.
Ship Gerge, Coulter, As days from Marsees with frui,
TO S Broome.
Br brig Aris,ides, Huichings II days rom Jamaica
with baiias. TO Stokes Ant ony.
brig Princess Nage Is days firm ST Johns F. with
ballast 10 Slfkins Iron de.
Brig Jane chen,on, Thomas y days finn Curacao, with
Brig Edward, su kIey, days from Charleston whrice
Brig amanda 3D. Nurse, Is days from Trinidad bal.
last, 10 G J Lourie
schr Elizabeth Williams, Hade 8 days from PAiadel-
phia. with coal.
schr Maria, Phillips 5days from Washington, N c. with
naval stores 20 S Mitchell
Schr Elizabeth, Brewster, days from Philadelphia
with COAL
schr Ann wyman, Totten, days from Washington, c.
Schr LIBERTY, Brown, days from Philadelphia, coal
Schr Glover, Davis days from Washington, N G, with
naval store.
S br wescott, Vsne, 8 days from Philadelphia, coal
Schr Smith, Duran days frcm Washington. N C, with
naval stores TO order.
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The New World of This Day

Contains great things, may be by reference TO
fJouenis:
THE LAYS OF ANCIENT ROME, new work by
isA Bdb:ngton Macauley is commenced In This number
swil be completed in two or three weeks The part
INV given contains the splendid ballad OF "HORATlUS,"
NE abcu! the year 26O OF Rome.
] The MlSER'S DAUGHT ER-the conclusion Of this
l1Aa Romance, by Ainsworth.
] @uRNaL OF A POLISH LADY, which increases in
1 esss,, is continued
Fades tue above, unusual variety Of articles from
o'eisn magazines ana papers; Editorial-Litersry,
''si1ca and Musical Criticisms; News Election Re-
/ sasc. &c.
'Esss-sa year-singe copies 6! cents. Copies for
She Office so Ana street, and 459 Broadway, corner Of
= Now In Press, and will be published Wednesday,
IVA new work by Mary Hewitt, one Of The riest de-
tsa' we have ever read, entitled " THE NElGHB ORS,
zee OF Every Day Life" All the above be sent by
SNnewsfaper postage.
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4 first number OF and ma n6cent hree-cert
Weekly Paper, called THE FOUNTAIN. will be- rsaoy
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The following portion oi the Table OF Con
Review OF the Laxyers' Meeiing the case of Colt :;
Review OF Dickens; An EDITORS Brains; Emigrsrs Re-
turning Home: Literary Review OF the week; OcigIn-
Poetry The Press; An Ancient Novelty; Edit
orr Address: Our Name; Case of Col Webb; Mary Rn-
gers Case Evacuation Day Newly ork; The Prize Fsst.
.rs End-ot-the. World Miller; Theatrical Notices; Bishop
Hughes and great variety Editorial articles upon all
sorts OF subjects.
II The FOUNTAIN is entirely original und contains
greater OF choice reading than any Weekly
paper ever published in New-York.
II The FCunialn may also be had al Kellys News.
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able Scar Cravats Stocks Byron and other Collars Draw
ers and Wrappers, Cloth, Velvet and Fur Caps, Umbre
las &c. at the wholesale establishment, 1877 Pearl street.
corner of Cedar. Also Ladies' Muts and Chdrens Caps
n26 2teod ~
pI.O. of d. F.-Tnc Members OF Meridian Lodge
Room on Sunday Afternoon, November q, l! o'clock
10 attend the Funeral Sermon OF our deceased brother g.
w. Debevoice. +. A. SNlFFEN, N u.
JoNA KNAPF, Secretary. IL
u Alexander Campbell, President of Bethany
College, Virginia, who debated with Walker, MoCala
Owen and Purcell on the Evidences Revealed Religion
the Early Practices OF The CHRISTIAN Church and Primitive
Christianity, will preach tomorrow Sunday morning.,
loi O'clock and again o'clock in the evening, in Wash
ineon Hall, Broadway, corner of Reade-st. /"
IL William Miller is expected 20 deliver course
OF Lectures the Second Coming OF the Lord Jesus
Christ, the Church Of Madison and Catharne
streets commencing tomorrow (Sabbath) morning. lol
afternoon s. evening O'CLOCK, and every evening during
the week. Service commencing at Seats free MO liz
E Endless MEsery.-Tne third Lecture on the
doctrine OF Endless Misery showing that is Inconsistent
Williamson in the Elizabelhs Universast Church.
morrow evening at Z O'Clock. IL
University Smnil ChapeI.-The series OF
Dcoutses The Design and Result OF Gospel Missions
on The evening of next Sabbath for ns,iluug comparison
Of the general doctrines OF Menarianisn with Standards
of the Presbyterian Church. mo II"
u Who are the HReirs e-wM. P. DEXTER
died in this county, the 22d day OF June sio and The
undersigned were appointed Administrators OF
siuce which time we have written several letters TO the
place of his nativity, viz near Sieuben county,
Kew York for information respecting the heirs OF said
tate and have received answer but still thinking that
there are heirs the State of New York We take this
was about sixty years old, and blacksmith by trade, and
removed TO this place 1921 He las formerly received
letters from his connections Windham, Green county and
South Sodus Wayne county, New York lie mas LEFT some
property which viii be delivered 10 the heirs, they can
be found or be delivered up 10 The state as the law pro-
vides in such cases
4 AI / CHAMP A g ERLAIN, Administrators.
LsTe Hante, Vgo county, lndiann, Nov 18th, iS4z-
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Passengers Arrived.

10 paeke. ship Stephen Whitney, from Ltverpoo--v
MeN,ece and lazy, Miss Miller. John McNece Mis- n Nh
lsr ID. hosdei lady and family Curyter Or Nor,hn
Storage. o GU u Inc
In brig Edward. from Charleson-Aw Keapeiv g ",
9 Pu,na#-and in the Storage oSeet''
In packet ship Montreal, from London-G Baker ! e
Thompson, Robinson Lieut. Gaussen ard servsn, ~
Messrs Gregory and 6 Rt Eie, England: Rev n f.
ork DIR Canteo and lady, N Jersey-snd 90 n s.
Passen gers Sailed.
10 sGtp . n gunGy Tor Hasre-Mr Moussard. H Teri;
qus! Gagrne LIE ,1a Dir ett;-:. Mas BAIL and ssrvsn,
Of rev orr; Mss Caroline ZckwoiT Mrs. Wilh-imias
Neitsrooe atckwoid. Miss a Netlerode ZickwolT ~
flIlsoT,soi Count de Coloblano Sandman Minis
Ter az SON: zoo sod Savannah; Tassin Mari,
assn, fex ssrdy de Monu avel, IL. Harris Of France
In big Lady Huntington for Grenada, Mrs George
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BELOW-2 ships aud ] brig.
DISASTER.

Soop Osceoa Sandwich packet, ashore Cohasset
Rocks about O'Clock on Tuesday ng She laid or
hours but the being smooth, got off with le injury,
although she ook water in at her cabin windows.
Three passengers ladies' landed Cohassc but put
on board the sioop again after she got of