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STATE OF VERMONT.

, FATE OF VERMONT.
District of Addison, IS.
z SE it remembered that at Probate CourI
n1 held at Middlrbury, in and for the Dis
lrict # Addison, on the lin day Of Seprem-
bel, 1912.
Homer B. Eldridge Administrator Of the es-
tate of
OLIVER ELDRIDGE,
late of Bridpnrt, in said District, deceased,
presents his petition in writing, praying that
he may he licensed TO sell the real and per-
sonaI estate of the deceased, for the purpose Of
paying the debts against said estate, aud
therein sets forth the amount of debIs due
from the deceased, and charges of admins
Iration, the value OF the personal estate, the
situation Of the real estate, and that il rs nee
essary Ia sell the real estate of the deceased
for the purposes aforesaid; IL is therefore Or
dered thu. the said petition be considered at
session nf said Court, t. be he'll at the offic
If the Register orSaid Court in sail Middle
bury. on Wednesday the 18th day Of October
mex. al one O'Clock in the afternoon. and that
said administrator give not &c 10 all persons
Interested, that they may appear and make
their objections il any they have t. saiI Ii
cenSe being granted, by publishing certified
cnpg of this order in the Mddlrbury Peoples
Press a newspaper printed at said Middle
bury three weeks succes Hvely previous 10 the
time of said Court.
J. S. BUSHNELL, REGISTER.
A true copv Of record,
Arrest. J. S. BUSHNELL, Register. 81
Estate of Marshal Miller Deceas-
ed.
We, the subscr ihcrs, being appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District Of ddison,
Commissioners, 10 receive, examine and adjust u
claims and demands of all persons, against The
estate Of
MARSHAL MILLER,
late of Ripion in said District, deceased, repre-
sented insolveni, and also all claims and dena nds
exhibited IN off et thereto: And six mont hs from
tine 9th Gay OF September. Ic42, being allow ed hy
said CcuIr f1i that purpose, we do therefore here
by give notice that viii attend To the bus
mess of our said appointment at The dwelling
house of Widow Martha Miller, in RiPt"n, on
tn, last Thursday Of October and February IRON
nine O'Clock, A. NJ, until four O'clock, p. NJ,
each of said days
DANIEL CHIPMAN.
II. J.. ENos. Commissioners.
FRED RICK SMITH.
Dated at Ripton th's 18th day Of srptembsr,
1912.
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Shoe Pegs.

JUST received and for sale by the qnart or bushel,
by II. WILCOX.
Oct. lst 1872
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ANECDorE OF MIR. CLAY.-Extract of a
letter from the Blue Lick Springs, Ken
lucky:
| was in conversation with Mr.. Clay one
evening. when hardy, honest looking man
approached us, and said:
SIS this Henry Clay" addressing him.
self to that great man, "the orator, the
statesman, and the patriot ~
"My name is Henry Clay" was the re-
Spouse, though as TO the attributes you at
ZACH to it, my friends and enemies widely
differ"
"Will You shake hands with a black
SMITH" extending his toll hardened hand.
81 forge iron and you laws, nevertheless
mine is an honest hand"
''Sir, there are other points of similarity
between us" observed Mr.. Clay, giving his
new friend hearty shake of the hand" 1--WE
both have TO strike whilst the iron is hot"
"Yes," said Elliot, for that was the name
he introduced himself by; 'but my blows
only make the anvil tremble, whilst yours
shakes empires"
This was well said.--Louis. Jour.
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accept the decision ola Wing Conven-
ton, for proper purposes; for know that
only through such bodies and such oreau-
cation, great public good can be obtained.
But it is quite another question when Con-
ventiou, acting from M impulse of,he no.
meni, decides upon questions which have
never been submitted TO their arbifrations al
all. A full and final separation they declare
between the wings of Massachusetts and the
President of the United States. THIS text
reads commentary what does ii mean !?
The President has yet three years OF his
tenn unexpirej. Does the resolution mean
that during that three years all the meas
ures of his administration shall be- opposed
by the wings of Observation-Disclosures or
wrong! Great public interests require his
attention, those 10 which have alluded. IF
the President of tie Uni'ed States should
make an earnest and rious effort to effect
favor.by the navigation of tine countr, 10
regulate the question Of British Colonial
trade. shall all the wings of Mass .chusetts
separate from him and refuse their aid -
(Cries of molly Well Is say NO! If the
President directs the proper department 10
revive the whole commercial regulations Of
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DIslIICl VI lNUuI9UU' 81.
z BE it remembered that at Probate Courl
- held at Middlrbury, in and for the Dis
lrict IT Addison, on the lin day Of Seprem-
bel. 1912.
Homer B. Eldrdge Administrator Of the es-
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General Sessions.

Before Recorder Tallmadge and Judge Lynch.
SEPT. 23.-Sentence of Otis .aiien-At the opening
ofthe Court Otis Allen for to sentenced His
counsel endeavored to effect further delay was un
successful.
The REooRpER then sentenced him on the first indct.
ment which he has been convicted in the
State Prison. and the second for FIVE years. making is
in all
Trial Of Mr. perren.-Ths trial was continued Madame
de la Haye being witness the stand nearly all day.
Nothing was elected worthy Of no ice, except motion
on the part Of the counsel of Berthelemy which will be
fully noticed at the termination of the ial.
The evidence for prosecution closed last evening at
about o'clock, and the defence opened by Ogden
Hoffman, Esq, who in short and eloquent speech pointed
out the principal points OF evidence which they should
INTRODUCES to show the entire innocence of accused
The Court adjourned at 10 o'clock meet IL this
morning.
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Special Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen Bonnell Car
m md Cro

SEPT. 23.-Adam Debold was sent up for six months
for stealing Of cloth from H. s. Ballard
Co.. and some bed clothing from Sarah Lawson. Patrick
Fitzpatrick Tor assaulting city watchmsn named George
W. Reed was sent to the city prison for 20 days James
Reagan, Tor assaulting z. 5 Hawkins, city Wachman,
and beating his wife sent to the city prison fol 20 dsys
Thomas Prince black sent up for three months for steal
ing an harmoni~on from John Barkmeyer Isabella
Smith black sent to the city prison for Is for steal
ing silver watch and pocket book from Jacob Hall.
Mary ODonnell seat for three months for violently
assaulting another woman with billet of wood Jacob
valentine boy, charged with stealing hand from
Thomas Boyce, was discharged, Edward Donovan for
stealing Jour umbrellas from Messrs. Ten Eycke Co,
was sent mp for six months. John Myers up six
months for stealing piece OF vsnaburgh from the
OF John Nicholson. William JONES' wharf rat. stole
Wagon tire from coal wagon driven by James Eldrdge
sent to the city prison for ten days Mary Ann Matthews
black recently out of State prison. for six months
for stealing remnant Of flannel from the of Robert
g. Hand. George Miller stole from George Wiede
meyer and sent up for three months. james Reed
gets drunk and beats his wife Cstharine and up
for six months for the second time the charge Mi
chea OConnor, with coat and pants Of many colors and
amouth like Mississippi catfish, who gets drunk whene
yer he can get the and beats his wife Mary
up for six months. Edward Bennett stole cap pair of
bosts and coat from drunken sailor and he Just
OF State prison he sent up for six months Francis
Corn who had previously cted Of petit larceny
on review Of the evidence the ground
that he had merely committed breach Of trust and
larceny
Adjourned to Tuesday next.
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County Court.

SEPT 23.-The Court met, pursuant to notice, to
csive the report relative the special Justice. of Police
the nrst Judge lUlshoefsr) IN the chair.
After the roll had and the first Judge cnquir
cd as to the pleasure OF the Court,
PreParedto make report agreaably the du, assigned
him by the Court at its las, meeting Mr. Patterson III,
read his report which states that justices tse Parker
and stevens IN three weeks betw March and 18th
April 1872, caused 70 convcts Bl-ckwes Island 10
be discharged before the which they were
fenced had expired-that they kept ON the Island
TIL the night Of the nth April, when they were all
brought down to the CITY the charter election
the 18th April and that many of them did vote As 10
Justice Merritt he rad discharged but one person moor
fellow who had been sick the Island at his swn
request and liberated by desire OF his father wh he got
wellthere appeared therefore to be improperly in
the course pursued by that officer
Accompanying the report are articles of impeachme
against Messrs Matsel Parker aud Stevens The charges
are two in number, with Specifications in which il is
averred that they caused discharges be ant, dsd so
by the keeper, others that they might dschs &c
such as they saw fit, &c. &c. The charges fol-
lows
Charge l." Corrupt and illegal conduct while in the
discharge Of their duty magistrates tending impair
the purity OF the elective franchise"
Charge a." Official Misconduct (reating to the
ante-dating and the blank warrants
On motion OF Alderman Dawes the report
ceIPsed
notified Of the charges which had been preferred against
them.
in mind that the charges had not been The
presentment OF the Grand Jury and the report of the
counsel specially delegated for the purpose, might how
ever. warrant the Court in going on.
Aldermen Dawes and WooDnuLL thought sufficient
precedent existed to that effect in the of
Bloodgood and Merritt
Alderman DAVIS (after enquring Of Mr.. Patterson
when he would be ready, who replied any time but no
thought ten days notice ought TO be given
prepare for tral moved that the Court adjourn
day week at O'Clock
The MAYOR remarked that four would be an inconve-
nient hour Tor several gentlemen present. who
modest to speak for themselves-there were Judges
Inglis and ngraham and his handsome friend from the
l2th as he was generally called (Ald Carman who
sided beyond the thickly settled part of the city.
Judge lSGRAHAM observed that If the hour placed
at four he should not be able attend he gene
rally engaged nearly to that hour That need make
difference however, there would be sufficient
Der OF members present without him.
II was finally ordered that the trial DO proc eeded
Tuesday, Oct a. at o'clock and that the Clerk give the
usual notice to the special justices alluded the
parchment The Court then adjourned.
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DIR. FEUCHTWAN GER'S

OFFICE, No. Wall street corner
Of German silver in sheet and uless castings
FORTS Muatc, Nitric and Pyroligneous Acids Of Tin Sou
tons, Logwood Labaragus Chloride Of Soda Of Luz
Causc Pussic Acid Liver Of sulpher odde. Of ron
Gr9,isy Lotion, ChSnde Of Sld Ph9sPbse o. soda &C.
Rats, Moths Csterpla moschetoes the compound chemical
Whale OIL, Soap and Seed Protectors; Patina Palladrne
0oldoil and Bronze, genuine Harlem Oil, imported.
40 Inns
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TO THE LADIES.
COX'S

FURNISHING STORES,
Is MAIDEN LANE AND 3t9 BROADWAY.
i. COX beg respectfully inform their friends, and
bous.keepers generally, that they opening
Of choice goods consisting OF Gan
does for candles; Lamps Of description rich mantc
Clocks and Clocks for kitchen table and fine Cutlery Ja
Fire Irons block tin Urns Dish Covers SC &c together 18th
articles in their line which they
induced offer a very low prices for cash.. .
Persons about purchase should not omit to call and exam
large Of The newly invented
Patent Solar Lamps" just received go
They continue Silver Ware in all its variety.
~ B. They also beg inform their friends and the public
generally that h have opened at 39 Broadway corner Of
street. branch of their establishment where
the articles be had at the at Is Maiden
lane, 49,,
They have for SALE article OF Polishing Powder
peror thing hitherto discovered for leaning silver and
plated ware, plate glass; sc. sl0 2wr
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City Int diligence.

ARRrsr OF KErsEIT AND H.LnY.-Oficer A. NJ. G.
Smith arrested George Kenset, the assistant trainer of
MCoy, in Philadelphia, Thursday, and officer Levin
H. Smith also arrested Lewis w. Hasey. who 1t is q.
Serted acted as OF the time keepers the recent fight
They were brought to this city Thursd evening.
aud will be conveyed to Fort Plains Wescheser County
for trial Kensett arrested in Chestnut street
he was leaving his boarding house and Hasey his
dwelling or boarding house. Kense also the second
of Bell at the hight between him and Sullivan.
SENTENCE Orn ALLEN.-This counterfeter YVES
sentenced in the Court Of Sessions yesterday morning
years in the State Prison of the indictments
which he was convicted and FIVE years on the other.
GuTrER THIEvEs.-Yesterday morning about Ave
o'clock, Mr. Charles Mann lodging at the Northern Hotel
room, and on looking towards the window, perc eived
man issuing from it. On looking about he found that his
watch had been stolen and giving the alarm the rogues
we're finally arres ed by officer sweat. Their
Jonas Canouse and Levi Cole the latter old state prison
bird.
A LIBERAL MAN.-Brdget Cunningham and Mary
Nolan broke open the trunk Of Mr. John Nolan of 1874
Washington street. yesterday, aud distracted therefrom
$6l4 % Is in sovereigns Officer Sweet arrested the
parties and recovered the money when the liberal and
generous loser offered him 90 cents for his services
They we're fully committed.
srEcrE sroLES-John Fallon was jagged for stealing
s2s worth of specie and bills from Hearn Cotton Of 90
Cross He chewed up the bills when he caught
thus depriving the owner Of his rag money.
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Price Two Cents
Court OF Common Pleas.
n.C.-. I..l.. n, ur.ks

Margaret E.. Oakley, ps Msnmouth b. Hort. Sheriff
Yesterday the Jury returned sealed verdict in this case
finding for plaintiff the value of the silver plate and
piano forte which had been levied upon, but
and $40 damagea
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ECONOMY, ELEGANCE, AND GOOD
LIVING

THE undersigned has, great expense fitted Of the
largest and splendid Coffee and Eating Houses in
New York which hundred pc least sit down
excellent and breakfast dinner and from
the choicest supplies ofthe markets. with bill Of fare
ceed either regards quality dshes BY any no.
tel the United States and varying prices from six cents e
Mocka coffee and the best and served at only three
DENTS And all other reeshments in proportion The
assured of feeling in this shmen quite cat home In
fact department of the business under the supernen
dence Of competent whose sole and attention
directed the comfort and conyenences Of customers and
guests. HENRY GUSHING,
Proprietor of the French and American Eating House,
Nos and 6 Nassau between John ST and Maiden Lane
r. SOpen SUNDAYS dna-r and iesn 7mr
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HOUSE OF REFRESHMENT.

THE Proprietor Of this establishment continues hereto
fore TO supply his customers with the decaces OF the sea-
served up IN the best The quality OF the viand
and his moderate charges evident from the haiterng
paronage which the public pleased daily award him
His eo Is ha be- they have heretofore been, TO merit Its
continuance and to secure TO his house that reputation for
maintained proprietor with any
other establishment he will pay his sole undivided
maintenance offs we.ea ued reputation. sl4 1msr
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INVENTION NO. 9.

The second invention of %9dsTp times 70 WHICH We TSd
PREMIUM CHEMICAL HAIR DYE, the first ever in
in this country his article be testified 10 by
large of and verbal superior
any thing Of the kind imported from Of the world
RAPIDLY ecedag all foI changing the
color OF The hair and WHISPERS beautiful dark brown
black from ken. red or other Objectionable color IN
The above Hair Dye exhibited the Fair Of the Amer-
can Institute held Nbos Garden and rece ed the first
MUM as being other exhibited. II be OBJ
tanned the foil owing places -Basy Ward Co. Maiden
Lane; Leary Co. House; 60 Bowery, corner Walker;
3s Bowery Bond street, Tiffany, Gourd Elis $50
Broadway and mandatory, No. Pine street, New
York .
au3O msr GEORGE KENNEDY
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ITO DiSPEPTlCS-Among the number Of distinguished
gentlemen who have, from personal experience expressed
themselves OF commendaoa of the effects OF Beck
whs Anti Pills, Mr. Van Buren, late President Of
the United States haupon request permitted tue Proprietor 10
Pills. induced take them remedy for DIS
satisfied that they contributed greatly TO the perfect
establishment Of his health. .
bores forty with full directions Price fifty
Those who require more active article referred Beck
,,;fhs Anti Bilious Pills Price Is cents per Dor.
liberal discount made agents. and those who buy to sell
again. To be had OF =, - r,,n>,n
General Agent No 10 John st. near Broadway TO whom all
orders must be addressed. :.
For sale also by J. T. Tnpps, Newark. NJ ss2twtec
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COMPOUND VEGETABLE PREPARATION.
TOR TIE and preservation OF the Hair; the only
nfabe against badness and certain cure
for all diseases Of the scalp such dndruH plea pon,ca Sc
pared with by the inventor and proprietor himself
exclusively devoted the perfection Of this
article for the benefit of the growth and beauty of the HAIR In
have arisen and died. while this roices in tie full ysor Of
manhood-and desEn. live long fine head OF hair Is
duly priced cleanliness and beauty admired LIE, those
who these desires but give single trial and he has no
fea for the result 1t env requires be known 10 be aPpre
caed and when the prophet, xecs obtain
his reward from discerning public, and asks not befoe-hs
is not afraid of getting Of patience.
Nearly five hund,ed certificates tsying to its virtues. IN
all cases for ch il is intended be used from the most
highly respectable individuals in the United
States the Canada &C. be the Office of the nven
md mai ufa cturer 81 rec New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS
The Anti-AnguIsr system or Writing.
GREAT REDUCTION.

IRON TWELVE DOLLARS
Mr. BRiSTOW Of London respectfully informs the Ladder
Day and Evening" have commenced for me season. and that
he has REDUCED ms Terms one naif,-to Six Dollars!
Gentlemen of all ages are pose taught twelve lessons
bold free, erpediious and finished busnesske style Of
Writing matter bad. llegihe stiff or cIanned the
writing be. See specimens at tie door, 25o broadway
neat and handsome delicate fashionable Running Hand
~ vIsIroRs IN New York can n's take eour, in Three
Day: MIR B. is to be from TO A. NJ or from to
BooK-KEEPNe
Taught superior method by double and single entry
scientifically and practically
Z ~ o. p { Z -1
sTENOGRAPHY.
system OF the Art OF Writing Shorthand, Tor taxing
fctly by Mr. Bstow OF lessons at 2so Broad
MIA work Of the author presented every pupil for
their permanent guide 81 nerc
U. s. CITY DESPATCH POST
PtiST OFFICE. New York, 18th July, 1872
HOURS Of Delivery each day, sunlays exceped at the
IL Upper and Lower Post Ofhces:-
Lette deposited before
HalGpas' g o'clock AM
Pm WIN be sent out o. & for s, q;
AT 'ss '''?' os ss'Sis AND Yo'sloei
PM
Letters to be sent Fee, must have Stamp Affixed to
them Otherwise three cents will be Of the party 70
letters unless sered at principal Offices Lists OF the
stations lat all of which free stamps" be purchased at
81 loo and every information may be obtained OF
the late City Post will BE- received IL
that the number Of the sdence ahoud be stated in AL LETT
The Post Master socits the earliest should any
irregularities occur JOHN LORlMER GRAHAM
as28 ly Post MASTER
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stood her being eyond the reach of medicine and
have been surprised within the past her about and
assured l her etirbulable entirely the
Of Bristo rsapar We further acquainted with
the fact that for five of the time of her she
was be c,nveye from place to another in the
Of her husband, and fact whea she moved ALL
JOSEPH FIR. EMAN Judge Erie Co. Z. Pleas.
HORACE 81 ANLEY, Justice Of the Peace.
H. LITCHFt. Id, Postmaster.
DEXTER + ELL, Supervisor
3. III. BUTLER.
L. Z. JACOBS.
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PARIS LIFE PILLS

1T impossible to calculate the many benefits the human
which from the discovery Of Old Prs
cipe. The fine herbal medicine which compounded from It's
direction a been tried and proved be
uenes the diseases Of the for sought by and
found the medicine OF the wealthy classes Of
Britain and various OF the continent OF Europe
As family medic, uncyuad, and all powerful in
removing bilious and other complaints from the derange
Of the amenery ducts and in purifying the blood. IL
females gacf 10 the TASTE aromatic to the at the
time gentle ia its operation, yet so efecacous that
female ought to be without great boon left them by its
nerable discoycrer, Old Parr. 49,
been but short before the public the propre
received appcatio for he Fills from
parts OF the United States and have had gratifying test
mona their good effects diseases vaent
this OF the year.. - . .
To ali In refore who afflicted and in bad health, we
would Of the where the
Genuine PARIS Life Pills may be had, viz
Ruhton Aspinwall and chemists, @ William
ITO Broadway and 70 Astor House.
Abraham Sands Co duggi md chemists granite buildings,
273 Broadway, corner Of Chamber st.
Dlckie, tl3 Broadway, corner Of Lispenardst st:
John Dodd druggist, Broa way Of Bleeckerst.
A w tad-au, Bowery Medicine Store, 260 BoweIy.
Symes' M deine Store, % Bowery, Of Walker
A b Trpler, cor Fulton and Water sn
Horace Everett druggist 7 Greenwich the Of
franklin II.
Codngton, apo,hecaes. az7 Hudson street, Of
Coi,on chemist and spothecary 2e3 Blocker st. corner Of
Jones
Jweadover, druggist and apothecary m Eighth aveaue.
Brooklyn-Wm Amstro,g seed, drug. and patent
warehouse. lstx Fulton St
And wholesale, at the proprietor, of6cs,
Clarendon House. corner Of Duane s and Broadway.