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The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-05

RHODE ISLAND. The Legislatures of
Rhode Island met last week, at Newport.
In the course of the week collection of
people of DORIS party gradually assembled
at Woonsocket. 1t was said on Saturday
that they numbered 700 armed and 400
uuarmed men. Dorr is said to have arri-
we'd among them at o'clock on Saturday
morning. Meantime the military force of
the state is called out by Governor King.
ana were collecting on Saturday at Provi-
oence,-whether for review OF immediate
action was not known.
The principal measures adopted by the
Legislature are
l. A Bill for calling conventin to form
Constitution. The leading provisions of
the Bill are -
5. The delegates to said convention shall
be elected upon basis of population as
follows, according to the census of 1910 !;
every town of not more than 5000 inhabi-
tants, may elect two delegates, over 5000
and not over 5000, three delegates over
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lated to PROSTATE the party, which hitherto
in numerous instances he has upheld by the
powers Of his eloquence. All this we fell it
our duty TO do as sincere friend to the
whig cause, in relation to public Journal
which bad so suddenly taken new position
in the political field; and VIC imagined We
had done so in manner the least objection
able, and no way calculated TO provoke per.
sonal animosity.
But very Unexpectedly while pursuing
our mild and peaceful course, we have been
mel by an avalanche of person al vitupera.
ton, and ou,porings of worm wood and gall
of the most nausenting and vulgar discrip-
ton. If we mad accidenily ignitcd bun.
die ofrockets, they could not have exploded
with more surprising effect Than has the
Indignation of those infamablo gentlemen.
Our claims for The superior puritv,patriorism
and republicanism of the whig party are
characterized as mere editorial cant and
bravado: we are arrai gned for denouncing
the corrupiions of locofocoism, which have
plunged us into an abyss of ruin; raun.
ted with using tho historical cuds of
conglomorared classicalilies, with blrbber.
ing rhapsodies. lashings, hcroics, homeless.
eulogies, episodes, dutch courage, wrath g.
cabbage, small pox and frogs; and 10 finish
off the chapter of abuse and insult with
capital hit, they close with adding the fol-
lowing truly amusing bravado. '-For the
"stye Of reply we have chosen TO adopt ir
"lhis article we ask no pardon, and offer no
apology, and if we are RECALLED by Mr.. Bell
with another such feast Of froth, fuStian,
"and faLsehood we shall treat it rs above the
"cuH zero of common contempt" Very well
gentlemen, pursue your own course and we
will ours. We certainly do not envy either
your tempcri or your judgements. And
however you may have pleased yourselves
and your loco readers;;with the sparklings Of
your wii,and the excruciaing sting of your
satire, YOU could have gone no IA nher 10
make your vanity and folly completely ap-
parant to the public Of Addison county. To
the readers of the Peoples Press we will
remark, that this is the first. and We trust it
will be the last time we shall introduce our
private griefs into our publication, even by
way OF self defence:
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5000 and not over 10000, four delegates !;
over 10000 and not over $4,000, five dele.
gates and over $4,000 six delegates.
6. In the choice of delegates to said CON.
vention, the following descriptions or per.
sons shall be admitted to vote. All those
who are qualified to vote for general officers
by existing laws, and all native male citi.
zens of the United States, Except Naragan
sett Indians, convicts. paupers. persons un-
der guardianship, and non compos mentis,)
who are Of the age of twenty one years and
upwards, and who shall have had their per-
manent residence or home within this State
for she period Of three years next preceding
their voting, and in the town or city where.
in they offer to vote for the period of one
year next preceding such voting, and who
shall have had their names recorded with
the town or city clerk of the town or city
in which they shall offer to vote, in proper
books, TO be kept by said town or city clerks
for that purpose, at least ten days before
the day of voting and in voting upon the
adoption or rejection Of said constitution or
articles, in addition to those who are quail
flied to vote for general officers by the ex-
listing laws, all those shall be admitted to
vote who will be qualified 10 vote for gen.
eral officers under the provisions of said
constitution or articles, if in force but
this provision shall not be construed to give
to any person right to vote at any town
or ward meeting, held under and by virtue
of this act, upon any other question or ques-
lions than the questions herein specifically
named.
2. A resolution of amnesty to certain Of
tenders.
8. An act establishing martial law -
The Providence Journal of Saturday af-
ternooa says -
The 4th Brigade of Militia will arrive
this evening.
From all parts of the State, except the
disafected portions of Providence county,
the people are focking in to maintain the
government of their own free choice. The
crisis is Immediately at hand, and the men
who are now rallying around the govern
ment will not be disbanded until the ques-
lion is settled.
We do not learn that the liberal action
of the General Assembly has produced the
ghghtesi affect upon the men whom Dorr
has collected around him at Chepachet.
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THE RHODE-ISLAND WAR
ENDED

The news by last evenings mail brings
the vrey gratifying intelligence that the
worst aspect of affairs in Rhode Island has
changed. and that the political questions
which have agitlted our sister State will now
be settled by political and peaceble means.
The following Is published as having been
issued by Thomas w .Dorr,on Monday last.
Chepachet where DORIS forces, DC. are said
to have entrenched themselves, is in the
town of Glocester, which is the northwest
corner of the State.
GLOUCESTER, r. |, June 81, 1912.
Having received such information as in
duces me to believe that a majority of the
friends of the peoples Constitution disappio-
We of any futher forcible measures for its
support; and believing that the conflict of
arms would, therefore under existing cir
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Sleighing in June. The Harrisburg Re-
porter of Friday SAYS: We sat very COM
fortably before blazing fire on the 18th of
June, and the half dozen day preceding that
date. Frost covered the ground in this
neighborhood on the 18th which caused
apprehension that the Wheat had been in
jured, as it was just in bloom. This was
further heightened by hearing sleigh bells,
and. seeing horse and sleigh pass our Of
flee as we wrote this paragraph 1t is un-
derstood, however, that no damage to the
crops has arisen from that or any other
circumstance.
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| s 42.
MANUFACTURING.
DAVENPORT TURNER


NETOULD respectfully Inform their
w pat rons. and the public gencr>
ally. that they will continue to receive
WOOL at the establishment Of the Mid
dlebury manufacturing Company. 10 manu-
faciurc into Cloths. CasSimcres or Saltin-
eris, white or colorcd Flannels, y C. of pr
manent coIors aud mixes. 10 suit the asie,
on shares or BY the yard, at The option of
the owner.
Being furnished with the necessary rp.
paratus, aud having in their employ COM
potent and aithfu workmcn, they will con-
tinue to improve The value aud style of their
goods, intending that they shall not be sur
passed BY those Of any other establishment
ir the SLATE. They will keep an assert
ment on hand 10 accommo. dale those who
may want part OF their Cloth in advance.
Grateful for tho extensive patronage
they have received They hope by strict per-
soual attention TO business and tho inter
ests of their patrons 10 receive a libc raj
share of their favor.
TER MS as reasonable as al any eslab-
lishment in the vicinity.
Mddlebury. juno, 20.
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PRESS.
Tuesday July 5, 1912.
WING NOMINATIONS.
SENsroRs-ADDIsoN COUNTY
PETER ST A R r,
HAIR VEY NUN SILL l.,
WgIG NOMINATIONS,

THE WHIG CONVENTION meets here co.
morrow. The prospect is fair for numer-
ous attendance. Public houses will be
crowded to OVERLOOKING. We trust that ev-
ery wing will freely open his doors, and af-
ford every possible accommodation. The in
,eresl and reputation of the town demand
that favorable impression should be made
uoon the respectable individuals from abroad
VITO will attend upon the occasion.
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DR.. +. HALLS
ECTURE ON GEOL OGY.

Professor HALL, NJ D., IL. D, of the
Medical College, Washington City, will give
transparency, exhibiting the beds, or strata,
of the Earth's CT ust, and the fossilized beings
found in them, at the Town Room on
the evening of Tuesday and Wednesda,
to commence at 10 O'Clock. July, 5ih and
9Th
The Lecturer will explain what Geology
,ras fifty years ago, and what it is at the
present time. The Tickets are fixed at so
low price that all who are DESTROYS of hear
ing what can be offered on this interesting
and important subject may have opportunity
to attend. Admittance IL | 2 cts
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G-The AMERICAN MECHANIC, for
merly NEW YoRK MECHANIC, is published
weeHy, at 81 Ann Street, New York, and
6 Spring Lane, Boston,by RUMRILL & PoR-
TER; Rufus Porter Editor. 1t is particu-
larly devoted to the interests of Mechanics
and Manufacturers; contains descriptions
with engraviugs of new inventions instruc-
ton in arts and trades; the progress of i'm
provements in general, with news. poetry.
anecdotes, &c.
Terms, $500 per annum in advance, 81
for six months.
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FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR foRR.--
The Governor of Rhode Island offers an ad.
diional reward Of $4,000 for Dorr. 1t is a
great deal more than no is worth. or would
fetch,-and the SPECTATORS, therefore, that
can take him, will make good operation.
Hanging is altogether too good for the
scoundrel that has conducted as he has,-but
unless he puts the ocean between him and
Rhode Island, hanging may become disa-
greeable necessity.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.

Monday, june y, 1912.
At Market $40 Beef Catrale, IS pairs Work
ing oxen, 90 Cows and Calves, 1900 Sheep
and 40 Swine.
PRIcEs.-Beef Cattle small advance
was realized. We quote a few extra S. IS
90. First quality, s5 30. Second quail.
ity, S. 90 %. Third quality 81 so a
90.
Sheep. Lots including Lambs from IS
to 50 25.
Swine.-Ail at market were small pigs
aud were sold for and I-2.
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ue, we deny in congress any power 10 I'M
pose duties for protection.
Hear it is" The Green Mountain and
Granite States should be sisters in politics"
or. in other words, Vermont should elect
Nathan Smile. Governor and thus go with
New Hampshire and her present sister,
South Carolina, for Free Trade and Negro
Slavery. This is The entertainment to witch
Vermont is Invited--elect Smile and a.
baudon Protection. This Vermont will
not do. 1t is asking too much--the wing
democracy of the State will never consent
TO il. They, the true friends of liberty
and Equal Rights will come to the rescue
and forbid the consummation. Ne ask ev-
srv real democrat, how he likes New Ham
pshire protection and democracy, as set
forth in the above resolution? Can you go II!
-Caledonion.
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MILO UTLDRETH


bSluIC VI JCiiiCt DSNN'N'
6NE, the subscribers, being app inird ty
w the Hon. the probate CouII Irr he
district of Addison. cornmiSsio"e 10 recei'-'
ex mime anil ADJUST all claims and demands Of
all persons against the esfair ut
JEHiEL BEFDIE,
llt, If Shoreh7m IN said district. decsse !.
Represented insolvent, AID also all CLAIMS u !
demands exhibited in ofi-et thereto: And x
months from the sth day of june 1872 brIn
allowed bv said courr for I! at purpose.
we do therefore hereby give no'ice that u"
will attend the business OF "aI said 'r-
poin,ment, at the office "f u H. Everest -
Shoreham on the first Mo"days ct Ausu"
and November next from nj e O'Clock. A. N.
uutil four O'Clock. p. NJ. on each Vi ssid lays
UDNEY Ii. EVERtS ! Contrnis-
KENT WRIGHT, Ssionrs.
Dated at Sh.rchsm, 'hi~ s'h day OF Juns
1912 .
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WING STATE CONVENTION.

The State Convention Of the Wings of
Vermont, for the purpose of nominating
state officers, and taking such measures
rs may be deemed necessary preparatory
to the annual September election, will be
holden at MlDDLFBURY. on WE'D
NESDAY, the 9Th Of JULY next. The
Wings are requested TO appoint. on or be-
fore the 4'h of July. BY county or town con
ven,ions. three o. more delegates TO repre-
sent each town 10 said cunventi.,n.
L. ~ BRIGGs, I
HARRY BRADLEY.
ERA,TUs FAIRBANKS. State
A. l.. MINER. : Central
q. p. CHANDLER. Com'lee
ISAIAH SILVER.
+. P WALTON, JR.
May "a 1912.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
T4TE OF VERMONT, D

STATE OF NEh!iONi
District Of Addison, So
DE il remembered that at probate court hcff
- a, Middlebury. within and for the district ''
Add,,ono on the 18th day OF June ie42
Arethusa Matilda Thomas administrators .
the estate Of
~ ISAAC THOMAS,
late of Salisbury in said district decesssd, pre-
ents her administration account for allowances "
is therefore ordered thai the said account be cx-
amined for allowa nce Ivy said court, at . s-'"'I
thereof 10 be hell al the office Of the Register ut
said QUIT IN said Mddlebury on "Wednesday the
aOtb day Of July next at one O'Clock in the alter
noon and q at notice ereof be given to all pei
sons interested, that they may pPpo'r heiofe
said court and make their objections. II any 'hsy
have. TO the allowance Of said account By puo
fishing a rrr ided copy OF this order in tbs W.
dlebury Peoples Press. a ncw'p'Pcr Printcd !"
said MiddF-bury, three weeks success'veiy. pre-
yious TO the time Of said courf
J. S. BUSHNELL, RegiSt%
A true cory OF Record.
Attest: J. S BUSHNELL. Register
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Fire Insurance Meeting.

NOTICE Notice is hereby given that
II the annual meeting Of the Rutland
and Addison Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany will be held at the Office OF Briggs "
June. in Brandon, on Wednesday the 9Th
day of July 1912, at ono O'Clock IN the AZ
irrnoon for the purpose Of choosing Il bnard
of directors for the year ensuing, aud tran
sacting such other business as the Interests
of the company may require.
N. B. The above notified meeting will
be adjourned 10 the 7Ih day of July 1912
for the transaction of business.
E. JUNE, Secretary.
Brandon. 9th July, 1912. 7;3w
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ins aged al years. Printers in Mass, Michigan
and Rochester, will insert &c.
In this town, June 23d, Of palsy Mr. John Nor
irson aged IL. He was a member Of the Method
list Episcopal Church.He Hved consistent Chris
tian.
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LOST LOST.

A bout the 10Th of June, supposed TO be
IA lostbetwcen Mount Ilolley and Corn
wall, VT. a dark Merino Cloak both cape and
Collar trimmed with Black wosted fringe
was in a white bag when lost. Whoever
will return said cloak at this Office or give
information where it may be found shall be
well rewarded.
FANNY d. CLARK.
Tyaa 10 1910
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June 10 I942.
Liberation.

IN he public arc hereby notified that
have given NV sous. Sylvanus Hill "
Joseph ). Hill their time until they become
orage.-I shall neither pay their debts nor
demand their earnings. JosEPH Hill
S.ark shnrn' .Innp llih IS4l II
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STATE OF VERMONT, Z

STATE OF VERMONT
District of Addison, IS.
RE il remembered. that al probate court h' y
OF Middlrbpry, in and for the district o'
Addison on the Gath day of June n i~4.
Jacob Dewey, administrator Of the estate o'
SrlI.LMAN DEWEY.
laie OF said yMddebury, deceased, makes apP".'
ton to this court 10 have the time lIrn''ea
for paving the debts Of the said deceased exte'c
ed Twelve months from the 9TH day Of july nex's
II is therefore ordered. tina. the said application "s
con sdered al a session Of said cour IN De hto a,
the office Of the Register of said court IN slif
Mddlehury on We inesday the goth day o. yn's
next at one O'Clock in the afternoon: And fhst
notice thereof be given to all persons inter -s'ei
that they NAV appear and make their obi inns.
if any they NAV have, to the said tine 81 pa nri'
being extended as aforesaid by publishing cet''-
fed copy OF this order in the Middlehnry Pe'pl.+
Press. newspaper printed at -H'ddlebury. Nv
said District three weeks successfully. previous
to the time Of said court
]. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy of Record.
Attest: J. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
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An Important Suu.-rhe New Orleans
Picayune states that the owners of the
slaves on board the brig Creole, that esca-
ped in Nassau. have commenced suit a.
gainst one of the insurance companies of
that city for the amount insured in that Of
flee.
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Prices bu he Yard.
w OOL L..

The snh-crib"r- keep nn hand good assori-
ment OF fine and common PLAIN Cashmere goods
that they will exchange for wool OF. the ,nosi-
reasonable rms at their flc,nry
A SPALDlNG & co.
Middleburv, June 3, Is42.
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Commission.
G.. T.. TU II RI LII

G. f. T u II RI J. l.
HAS Just received, to sell on Commission, a
III GOO dassortment Of
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry,
Silver Spoons, Thinbles. Pencil cases, Watch
esl ADJUSTMENTS, Steel Pens, Pcrfumcry. Hair Oil.
Cloth, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Shaving and
Fancy Soaps. Beads. Scissors, Prn-knives,
Silver. bowed Spectacles. Wallets, Card cases,
&c which will be sold very cheap for cash.
Those who are in want of any Of the above ma
med articles, will de we'll 10 call and examine
bcfnre purchasing elsewhere,
December 9th, 1871. 30
P. S.-CIocks, Watches, Accnrdions and a u
work in his line Of business CARE. UllY REPAIR
Ed al short notice. C.. +. TURhlliL-
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Estate of Milo HildrCth.

WE the subhcnbers being appointed ~ the Hon
the probate court for the district OF Addison
commissioners, to receive, examine ard adjust all
claims and demands of all perSons, against The
estate Of
MILO IiLDRETH
late Of NliddIebury in said dsirc'. dectas-I; nj
also all claims and demands exhibited IN or's'
thereto: And six months from rhe fifteenth day "i
June 1912 being all ,wed ny s,'i crurr fr That
purpose we do there ore hereby give notice TIA
we will tend to the business Of nnr said sppn'ni-
Ineni, al tho dwelling house o the deceased 80
Middlehurv on the first Tuesdays of July anil p-
cember from nine O'Clock, A. M un'h tour OK
p NJ . on each Of said dlvs
LEVI NEEDHAM, }Cnv,,i.siouer.
NORMAN TUPPER,
Dated at Miidlebury, this 18th day vi
June I342
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Broke Into

Monkton, ~ ~, Io42.
List nr L'tters remaining 10 the Post Office
at MiIllebury VI. June 30, 1912.
Alvord Ably I.ondou Harlow w.
Abbott c. aries Little Rail
Ainwright Judith Linsley g. Wicker
Amid VIM. Mauk Jacob
Adams VIM. Nc Collam Mrs. J. F
Blazo Jos phi M,invile Gabriel
Barnes Grin Newton Averv G..
Buckcr Joshua Nlch"ls Clara F.
Beach G. ID. Palmer Mandana E.
Barrows Lucius Place Dexter
COnien Barney Parker VIM.
Colens Jerusha NJ. Plouff Francis
Coman HARRISON 2, PEEK & Flower
Dana Arson w Reed John
Dyer Joseph RogrrS Rosilla c.
Emory Cynthia Rose Asa
Ford Daniel Sawyer 5 IiInon
FAIR Hiram Seal Margaret
Farr Miles Shirman Nathan p.
Farrar Caleb Smith David
Go ,dro Olive Svllick Seymour
G rman James Sargant Samuel
Hall Elias Shepard e. Martin
Harpin Oliver Walker Eliza
Hor ker VIM. P. Wright Truman
Juubrri George Ward James
James Edward WbeeLr Mss +. VI.
johnson james van Nance ID. a.
CHARLES BowEN. P. NJ.
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WOOl---5O.0OO lbs.

A LARGE amount of woul IS wanted by III .
subscribe rs, to work into plain and common
dlihs for customers on shares or BY the yard
Oar REDUCED rRIcEs) couformoble 10 the bard
I lines.
Prices By The gard:
Heavy Cravs, 25 cts per yd. Prompt
Rest colors & fine finish 30 PAY
Heavy gray ca-smrres, 81 "
Best colors l. finish do, 80 " q" "
The work Of this establishment is all the re-
commentator that is wantrd.
a. SPALDING & co.
Mddlebury' juno 3, 1912. Shy y.
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4 fine assortment Of silver Table and Tea spoons;
Gold Beads; silver Thmbes; silver Speciac /;
Goggles; GOLD AVID SILVER PENCILS; Wallets;
Pulses; Gold Chains; Seals and KEYS; fine
assortment of Finger-rings; TweeZers; Eombs;
beautiful RaZors, Pen-knives and Scissors Ear
rings Breast-pins; SLufboxrs: Pocket PISTOLS
large and small Tea and House Bells Spy
glasses; BRASS BUGLeS, Patent and common
Flutes; Music -boxes;Vio and Bass Vol Strings;
Flies; Clanonrtis FiagoleIts Tuning-forks
LOOKING GLASSES Thermometers ; together
with various Other articles usually kept in Jew
.er's stop, comprising better assortment than
ever offered in This place elore; Together It'll
large assortment Of
Brass, Alarm,and Wooden Clocks
which he can and viii sell as CHEAP as any one.
ery- Clocks and Watches FAITHFULLY RE-
PAIRED al The shortest notice, and pains
spared to give satisfaction.
Middle bury, Oct. IL, 1871. 23f
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Died.

In Hino.brrsh, on the 9th Of june. John calk
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Estate of Russell Foot.

Estate OIL lAuSoCi c't'
WE, tie subscribers being appointed ty
w the Pr..hate Court FIR The dI>I'iri'i
Addison mmiSsionrIs, TO receive, 'xamin,
and adjust all claims an demands OF ali
persons against the est te ol
Russell FOOT,
lateor Cornwall in said district, deceI>rd. and
also all claims and demands exhibited !"
off .et thereto: And six montIisff m the SIS
day Of NAV 1912 being allowed ly %aid cruz
for that Dur ose we do Therefore hereby give
notice that we will attend to The business o.
cur said appointment, a. the dwelling hnua"
OF tie said deceased IN Cornwall, "R',hr las
Wednesdays of August AMI November iI"r.
one till four n'cock p. NJ. on e-eh OF sad
DAYS.
En- En- s:;. s &c.; S;;ss,. }c'~-
Dated at Cornwall tIris 5l>t dar OF Nav 1872
II ASTS supply Of Town s Lasts and
n Boot Trees received ard f. sal" by
MAY oath. 1912. u. BEcKwiTR & Co
Groceries.
YEyHE subscriber now of r. for rasn. ]
II srlepdid took If su .ars f. ma Sc TO O..
per ID. M, lasses wei hing ! IL III. for 25'
per gal.-Pea~. Coffee and eve,y ofh'I AZ
iiicle rallied Tor 10 the Grocery ne OLIquor@
exceped) at prices equally h.w.
p. W. CoBITNs-
Cornwall, May l6. fe12
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S t r hY CAT t l. e.

Bonnets, Artificials, Ribbe Ms,
B,ndboxes; and great variety of fancy
goods, embracing every variety OF New Style
offered in market Just received and for
sale by
May 2, 1912.
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SUPERFINE GENEsEE FLOUR,

- inspected and warranted, constantly
on hand and for sale by
/. A. & w. S. JOHNSON.