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Moffat's Xegetahle Life Medi.

CINES-A mild yet rfficiull medicine, compos-
ed of the best material known TO met zeal science
and of the best quality that money can procure,
tor the cleansing ef the alimcntary canal and re
iieving the springs and avenues Of all morbid OBJ
structions and impurities. must be public bles
sing and domestic and individual protection and
safeguard, in proportion as il becomes known.
Such medicine the families Of the United
STATES have long had in .Eoffat's celebrated Lit
Pits and Plenix Bittcrs, and the good they have
done is inestimable. They have Won then high
fame and firmly established character by their
virtues alone, without III, aid of the usual arts
of no'oricty or impudent experiment On the
faith of tile credulous. In all general derangc
ments of the digestive and alimeDtary functions,
as in a vast variety of acute and chronic diseases
their effects are complete as 10 excite aslonish-
mcnt. In nh .umatiSm, settled pain III thc cry
ans and limbs costivehess. pics.liv complaints,
iauudice ncrvous and bilious attacks, headaches,
fcvrr and ague, sruptive diseases, bad aspect o.
the complexion Indigestion ann hatulency Shoncs
affactoas cf the bladder and kidh'ys' uioPsy'
asthma and bronchitis, rheumatic colds ana sore
tbronts. and indeed in every concie, rbe kind OF
i'll health they are invaluable, and will afford cef-
tain, and most generally permanent relief. They
require neither confinement or change OF Diet
they neither PROSTATE the strength nor give pain
and a more delightful end effectual medicine
cannot he procured either for individuals or fam
lies. The proprietor has received for many
wears and is continually receiving the most fer
vent and grateful testimonials Of their value.
For sale wholesale and retail by Hagar d
Arthur. Burlington VI. Agnts, for the State,
10 whom applications t.r agency must be
made. Agent for Middlcbury, w. P. RUS
GEL fret dOnr South The DnSt office. l:Vl
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lPUBLc M, 52.l

AN ACT Ia giant pre- cmpiion rights to
SELLERS GA the 'D.ibuque claim, so cali
ed. 10 he T. rriioiy of Iowa.
Be II euacled by The Semale AM House
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q
WOODEN FACTORY.
7 HE subscriber would respectfully inform
his customers. and the public generally,
that he has commenced the business Of
WOODEN GOODS,
SUCH AS
Common Cloths, Cassimercs, Sat
inetts, White or Colored Elan
ncls, &C. &C.

AT his old stand in Shorcham,near Rich's
Mills. He will manufacture wool on shares
or by the yard al the option of the owner.
The subscriber is soic;tous of obtaining
business, and icrls certain that his expert
ence and knowledge in cloth maruiaciur-
ing undressing, and the finished apparatus
aud machiaery which he has provided. will
enable him TO give entire satisfaction 10 ali
who employhim. He invites the publi': To
call and examine specimens of his work,
which he believes will justify all expecta-
tons winch he holds cut 10 his customers.
A kILBORN.
Shoreham. (Rjch's .lIilis) Apr. l, '42 40
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For sale in Middlebury, by Sidney No
VeIsennes. BY F: Huntington; ShnrrH ryi
by Kent Virgin; Bridport, by N S Bun
Addison BY Barnes & Fuller; FerrlsbnnsIl
Centre by Henry Rodgers;Norlh FerrisSSuuIisiA
by Allen & Wheeler; Bristol by TTTu'ga
Gaige; Monkton by Milo W Kinslry: l C''
vile by Warren Heyden; Leicester bv oisl 10
Johnson; Whiting by kussager & W,t
Cornwall b. S EverIs; Hancock bv 'I1A,'F
Hacket'; Salisbury by A & P DBarrow. 'Oln
~ Look out for Swindlers anil Co..
FILTERS. ll;yI u'er
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Hartford.

THE subscriber has been appointed Agent for
the HARTFORD FIRE Insurance COMPANY,
for Middlcbury and vicinity, and will receive
proposals for insuring property against loss or
damage by Fire. The long established reputa-
iion of this company, and the promPtness with
which all their tran sacioEs have been character
lscd render il unnecessary TO say anything in its
favor. All business connected with the Office
intrnsted to him will be faithfully and pune
tually transacted. JONATHAN HAGAR.
MidIlebury, Feb. 26, 1912 42;y Agent.
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Gloves and Hosiery.
ADDISON COUN Ny
Il e mper ance Ii Gus e.

L IN per n &c IL u 5 e.
.LAs ~ E subscriber would ouIi
GNii:H l. inform the public, that
eSGs he las taken the stand rec
emily occupied by Paul Read, south of the
Court House in MiddIebury. The house
and out houses are now undergoing thor
ough repair, and will afford every accom-
mediation to customers which their comfort
and convenience can require. 1t will be
kept upon strict temperance principles, and
he hopes by perseverance in this plan, to
receive the patronage of all friendly 10 the
objects of the great temperance REFORM
Having for years been conversant with
public houses both in country and city. he
thinks he knows the duties of landlord, and
how TO supply the wants of the traveller
and he promises that no effort on his part
will be wanting TO give entire satisfaction
10 the public. BENZ. B. BROWN.
Mlddlebury Feb 1912. 40:tf
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SUPERFINE GENESEE FLOUk
- inspected and warranted, CONSTANT
on hand and for sale BY
A. Il ~. S. JoHSsoS'
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Midi, bury, Jonathan Hagar;
East Middlebury, Needham & Denuls
Addison, Barnes & Fuller;
Bridport, p. Fletcher & Son.
Bristol, w. H. Hadley;
Cornwall, Samuel Evers;
B. F. Hasktn;
Ferrisbutgh, Shales & Wicker,
Hancock, John Hacket;. j.;
New Haven, Roscoe & Nash
Ripton, Frederick Smith.
Salisbury, Huntley & higs b;
Shoreham, Kent Wright,
Starksboro' 4. H. Kidder;
Vergenncs, VIM III. Bixby;
Wey5ridge, Sias S. Spraeu;
Whiting, j & o. ). Sine d..
DIM. Russique. 10
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ever offered in this market
Having Flour manufactured by more than
twenty different mills ftho highest reputation,
he Pledgrs that Flour sold by him shall give The
most perfect satisfaction, and will be warranted
in all cases.
n. b. Fancy brands constantly on hand.
Dealers in Flour, Merchants, ard Fami les are
respectfully invited to order and try the article.
floar shipped to order, in good package with
out delay on receipt Of drafts, certificates
Of deposit or cash. IN. HINSDIIL.
Troy, April 25. 1912
34I, River ST. 81 4mspap.
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The Counterfeiter's Death BIon
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-16
IN BANKRUPTCY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, YER
MONT DISTRICT
IN BANKRUPTCY.
NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE AGAINST PETITION

NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE AGAINST PETITION OF
AsAHEL WOOD, Waitslold in said district TO be deeer-
cd bankrupt tho office Of Samuel peniss district Judge,
in Montpelier said district Thursday the ninth day Feb
ruory l5i3, ten O'Clock forenoon.
JOSEPH GREENLEAF, Of Newbury In said district, be
declared bankrupt at the office of Samuel Prons district
ofFobruary 1913, ten O'Clock forenoon.
CHARLES s. ALLEN of Waterbury in said district to be
declared bankrupt, at the office of samuel Prentss district
judge Montpelier in said district on Thursday tho ninth day
of February 1913, ten O'Clock forenoon.
WILLIAM BANCROFT of Barre in snid district, to DO de-
claed bankrupt, at the Office of Samuel Pents district judge
m r%nry isi3 ten o'clock forenoon
JOSEPH H. wHITTLEsEY of Nowbury in said district to
be declared bankrupt at the office of Samuel Prentss district
judge in Montpelier in said District on Thursday tho ninth day
Of February 1919, ten O'Clock forenoon.
JOHN d. p CLoUGH Duxbury in said district to be de-
olnred nnkrupt at the Office of Samuel Prons district Judge
in Montpelier in said dc Thursday the ninth day OF Feb
ruaty 1913, ten O'Clock forenoon
NEWELL s. COLBY of Waterbury in said district, be de-
cllrcd bankrupt tho office of Samuel rcniss district Judge,
~ lsi3, ten O'Clock forenoon.
ROBERT MORSE Of Duxbury said District DO declared
Bankrupt at the Office of Samuel pcniiss District Judge, in
ury 1913, ten O'Clock forenoon
EZRA a. MARTIN of West Fairlce in said district, to be
declared bankrupt, tho Office Of Samuel icnss District
Judge, Montpelier in sail district on Thursday the ninth day
February 1913, ten O'Clock forenoon.
LYMAN p. WAsoN of Cornh in said district, to be de-
bankrupt the Office ofssmuol Peoss district judge
in Montpelier in said district Thursday te mint, day OF Feb
ruary 1873 ten O'Clock forenoon.
JOHN b. PAGE Of Tcpshnm in said district TO BIO declared
bankrupt, at the office of samuel Penliss district judge il
ruary 1913, tea O'Clock forenoon.
sEIDEN FoSs Of Mddcscx in soiddsct 10 declared O
bankrupt at the office of samuel Premise, district judge, il
hiOnce in said dc Oh Iucsdiy tho tenth day Of Jauu
AIRY l5lj, ton O'Clock forenoon.
EDWIN G. HOLMES Of Montpelier in sri district, de-
in Montpelier, in said district Thursday, tho ninth day
February 1913 ten O'Clock forenoon.
EDMUND PHELPS of Mdlcsex in said district, to he dc
cllrcd bankrupt tho Office Of Samuel Prens district Judge
in Montpelier, said district, Thursday tho ninth day
February 1913, ten o'clock forenoon
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-16
CENTER LAMIs's ESTATE.

THE subscribers having been appointed by The Uonora
bic Probate Court for the district Of Washing ton, com
msioners receive, examine end nd all claims de-
mands of all persons against the estate Of Center Lamb
late of Montpelier district, deceased repre- in
solvent and The term Of six months from the 4h day Of
November 1912 allowed by said TO The creditors Of
said deceased to exhibit prove their respective CLAIMS
before usdo give notice that will attend to tho du,ies
Of appointment at the Office Of TIL 4, H. Il Reed in
Montpelier in said district the Sd Tuesdays Of December
and April at 10 O'Clock forenoon each OF said DAYS
ELISHA p. JEWETT, Commas
JAMES r. LANGDON, sioners.
Nov. H. 4 1912 SIS
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DEATHS.

In this village, 9th inst of consumption, Harriet W. wife
Mr. Timothy Cross and daughter of Hon. Araunah Waterman
aged 26 years,
In Washington 9th inst MIS- Betsy c. wife of George CAM
ID aged % years.
Ia Cabot, Ebanozer Smith, Esq aged about Goa worthy
highly useful citizen of the town
In Albany, 10Th nit. Mrs. Thankful Hyde, aged 70.
Ia Newbufy, 9Th ut. Mr.. Thomas Bailey, aged 25
Ia Port Kent n. Y. 9Th inst Ekana Watson, Esq aged S.
In Keene, N. II. eth ut Hon Elijah Knight ST, on office
in the revolution and for "A years judge OF probate in Wndha
county, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-16
NEWSPAPER AND GEN
ERAL AGENCY OFFICE, LIVERPOOL.
CHARLES WILMER.

Newspaper, FTtudrding, and General Agent
SUPPLIES 10 ORDER with greater pomptitude and reg
Suariy than any other house, and the rcasoua-
bic terms, "a London Daily Paper for &c los. Sterling per
aunun,) newspapers PRicE CURR lNTs SHIPPING Lists
MAGAZINES and Books to all ports oftho UNITED STATES
CANADA, N5vA SCOTIA, and NEW BRUSswIcK, by the
Mail Steamers sal ing tho oh and 18th OF each month
from LueyPO0! vol by those from Bristol and South
ampon and 10 all the WEST INDIA IsLALDs, Mexico,
and TEXAS by the Roya Mail Steamers sailing every fod.
niedt from Falmouth.
C. w. will receive Consignment Of Goods !; or Small
Parcels sent to his shall be punc'uay forwarded
their destination Amy description of Goods purchased
and forwarded 10 order
Next KIN, and all other description Of ADvERTIs.
MENTs receved insertion in all the European Pubca.
lions,
B, All orders shonld be add, essed Cha RLEs WILL
MER" in full and will be attended unless accompan.
led by remittance reference for payment some Liv-
crpool or London House.
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MARRIAGES.

In this village 9Th inst by Rev. Mr. Scott Mr.. Wells Gran
ger OF Randolph, to Mrs. Mary K. Johnson.
In this village, 9Th inst by Rev. Mr. Kellogg Mr.. - Briggs,
Miss Emeline Peck
In this town, Sh Mr.. Zba r. True to Miss Mary NJ.
Carpenter.
IN this village 9TH inst by Row. Mr.. Scott Mr., Parker Cross
Miss Phebe Scknoy
In iadwiek, Sch inst Mr. Albert A. Cross of this village,
Miss CyEthia ). Sbipmar.
stow Sh inst by w H. H. bingham, Esq, Mr.. Salvador
w. Marshall to Miss Saome +. Barrows.
Ia Bradford 10Th IT, Rev. Alphonzo Rood, of Medcn N II
to Miss Lucy Baldwin, daughter of Benz. Baldwin, Esq.
In Concord, Robert Mccoy, Esq of Luneuburg, Miss Mary
Wilson.
In ST. Jonsbury, 9th inst Mr.. sylyanus STAFFORD
to Miss Florinda c. Ide.
In East Randolph, oath ult by Rev c. sanborn, Mr.
Jones TO Miss Cnrissa llebard.
In East Randophs 9Th inst by Rev. Mr.. Froit, Mr. sanfo
Banistcr to Miss Otpha Sargent.
Ia East Randolph, 9Th ia by Rev. M CT rded, Mr. Chase
Paine TO Miss Betsy Burnham.
In Wateown Mass. 9Th inst by the Rev. DR.. Francis, Mr.
symmes Gardiner Of the firm of Gardner Bartlett of Boston
to Miss Hurriet c. only daughter of Dr. Samuel Richardson.
In WasGed, 20h ut by Hon. Jason Carpenter Mr. Edward
Banurd of Barton, Miss Catherine daughter of Ezra Jones'
In Lyndon, 4th George c. Chase, Principal of Lynd
on Academy, to Miss Maria Field
Ia Crafsbury MIR. Apon W. Hawkins, TO Miss Esna Flint
both Of Calais.
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NOVEMBER az, 1872.
NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS.

StTOEsRS e. LANGDONS, have Just return
- ed from Boston with prime addition TO their
stock OF goods most Of which have been bought at
greatly reduced prices from September purchases.
We have new styles Of Coating Cloths, Broad
Cloths, Cassimsfcs, and rich Ve.yet and Cashmere
Vostlngs.
FLANNELS, viz
Printed Salisbury, Plain Yellow, Red and White.
DRESS GOODS, Wis:
silks, Eolenns, Cashmere d Lanes, printed Saxo-
nys, Orleans Cloths, Mcriaoes, AlaPocns, Shasons,
French and English Prints.
CLOAK GOODS, viz.
Alaruccas, Princes, NcapotaA, Thbet Cloths &
tndiahnas.
BONNET GOODS, viz:
Plain and Tarlton VoIyets, do. SaIns and Silks,
outside and face Flowers, elegant Ribbons, Crown
Mu.lir, Foundation Wire, sc. SC.
HOUSE KEEPING ARTICLES, viz;
Crockcry aud Looking Glasses, Knives and Forks,
Fire Sets Brass Kettles, Sad Irons, Brass Candle
sticks, Tea Tags, Bed Ticking, Sheeng Batting,
Mets, sc. SC.
Silk Cords, Chipping, Frioges, Velvet4 and Pdrs ior
Cloak Trmminge, every variety oil Mems wear.
SGiAWLS, viz:
Highland, Black Thbet, Meriao Alapaccn, Honey
Comb, Imitation Cashmere, and Mouslin ID Lane.
BRITISH CHANTILLA Wells,
Very cheap plain Black Lacc Tor Wells, white e. -
urcd Lace aud Edgings, Linen Ed 5ings, Fancy
Craval'. Gap and Neck Ribbons, Silk Frnges FOR
dress trimmings, Kid and Wool Gloves Mis-. es
| Knit Gloves.
FURS, viz:
90 Buffalo Skins, large lot of Mu1s, Boas, Caps
| aud Skins for trimmings and Muif..
| 5000 YDS SHEErINcI, SHIFTING AND
| DRILLING.
800 lbs Cotton Yarn, 300 lbs. Batting.
GROCERIES, viz:
1000 lbs Tobacco, will be sold VERY low 10 thos,
who bay 10 sell again. The best Old and Youn.
! tlyson Tea to be found, new Box and Kee Raisns
Fresh Lemons Cinnamon Nntmegs, Mace, Pepper
Spice, Ginger, Loaf and Brown Sugar, Rice, Eng
! lish Currents, Salt Pere and Bar Soap.
We shall sell at prices to suit those who buy witt
| cash or on good short credit.
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DECEMBER IA. 1912.

TWO DAYS FItUM BOSTON.
CtTOlRS and LANGDONS have received by expr, S.
- ,noihcr lot IF MUFFS.
CLOAK CORDS & DEMONSTRATIONS,
Also piece Of The richest goods for Cloaks that can be
found.
Also ten or twelve patterns Of Thai kind Of Nj D
Lanes have been selling rapidly about half price
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the subscribers, being appointed by tho Honorab
w the Probate Cour for the district Of Randolph Com
mssoners IT, receive, examine and dust all claims and
demands olal PERSONS against the estate Of Andrew io
ardson late ofoange in said district deceased
insovent and also all claims and demands exhibited Off
being allowed by said Court for that purpose do there
fore hereby give nocohat will attend the business of
our sand apponment at the dweing-house Of widow Ma
~ Richardson Orange ON the TUESDAY of December
and last Tuesday April next from nine O'Clock M
~ four o'clock M on each of said days.
ROSWELL M. BILL, I Commission.
BENSON .ALDRICH,f srs.
Orange, Nov u, isis, rs q
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CONSTELLATION

Tho Episcopal Church, erected this village the past
will by avo of Divine Providence be public
worship of God THURSDAY the 18th Services TO
mence at half past ten O'Clock, forenoon.
MONTPELIER, lith Dec 1912
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NASHUA ~ LOWELL LtAiL-ROAD S.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

NASHUA ~ LOWELL RAILROADS.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
go gjzss|:;1: Geo. a.zzss
an and ai'cf MONDAY, septem.5. 1912, the pas.
SJsenger tra.n: Wi t,o as tolows$ ,,o..,o,,
Al ~ l-4PM Atll l2AM
" LEAVE lowell "
Ats i,s NJ, and u s 4, and ga pm
or immediately on 1e @ya Of l MG c%I;'" hos0"
taken and left at Tynssbolough, North Chelmsford aud
Persons in Lowell WISHING to take the cars for Nashua
will be vcyed the free Of expense, by leaving
their names at the Railroad ticket office, aud passenger
arriving at Lowell in the Cars from Nashua, viii DO Con
veyed 10 any pprt ofthc city without charge.
~, { From Nashua to l."wCll, so eouts,
r''' { From Nashua to Boston, $50.
On The arrival ofhe At Nashua stages leave for all
parts of New Hampshire, Vermont, New York Cana.
da Anaskeag Concord, Kcene, ChaIlesown, n, II.
Books arc kept in Boston at tho Stage Office No, and
IL Elm s,reei,-anJ The Northern and Western Kali
Road and Stage Office in front Of The Depot Lowell where
be secured in any Of tho coaches and
formation obtained respecting the different stage routes.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
win leave the Freight Depot at ChOresown and Nashua
every morning, Sundays excepted.
All goods 10 be transported on the rail road going above
Lowell must be sent to The cOmpanys Freight Depot
Char ostown, the end Of Warren bridge,
Go DDS DO forwarded by the morning must be semi
10 the Depot as early as the evening before
The Company having provided large and commodious
Store Houses both Nashua and Charesown and having
completed their arrangements for the transportation Of
merchandise give notice that they prepared "a
transport all goods and country produce which may be
warded their depots and for this purpose have furnished
safe and covered which will perfectly secure goods
from damage, and careful and experienced take
charge of the transportation business at The depots
accompany the goods the road.
The Company determine not only to accommodate the
public but to extend every facility in their power both to
ieamsers and merchants having liked upon the following
| Of freight
$3.50 per each way between Nashua and Charesown
Bulk Salt Plaster, Lime Stone, Lumber, oic 81 per ton
| $500 per ton each way between Nashua and Lowell
All regular teamsters running to tho will be carried
over the road between Nashua and Chaestown each way
| free Of expense "
oNsLoW sTEARNs, Superintendent.
! Nashua, October ~ 1871. - .r.. &
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RE-IMPROVED YANKEE NOTION
COOKING STOVES,

u d Z v
offer the to The pubic.
All persons infringing upon said patent by vcn1ing or
using will be promptly prosecued-ou rshs will be main
tanned
This improvement wi, rcaiily be On inspection
obyiaes the objection to elevated OF v-
i'm into rooms excessive heat beng so combjnrd with
the that pleasure the heat dVe ted from the oven
into a separate Hue which discharges it the escape
pipe without bringing II IN contact with the large surface
The placed upon the not TO interfere
in the slightest degree with the boilers other elevator
stoves. The back ire make. II Of the best
SUMMER STOVES
invented. TINS will do al the cooking Sc for conf
sized family 1t is capable Of heating fuo toirs,
frying, broing AMI baking and the time more
conveniently and promptly with less fuel and less time than
any features furnace p Of am store
in This II will do without wing out heat the
slightest unpleasant sensation lady dog days Io7.
ing can be dono with despatch sir sad very per-
ectY heated al once placed IN 4t heater said back
fire
There many good things enjoyed by those using this
kind OF stove over their neighors other kinds and
is confidently believed by good judges who have used it
to combine more good qualities than any in market
Wnhal is simple and no, liable get out of orLrr H
not burn out there beng no inside plates.
ALSO FOR SALE, THE WELL KNOWN
Woolson's Improved Cooking Stove;
Farmers 81 Mechanics do do
Hayward a. Fishers do do
New Era-elcvated oven do do
| Parlor Cooking-two boilers and oven,
Tyson Parlor improved for 1912,
| Vermont Parlor,
Box and Six plate Stoves, all sizes, new
patterns.
| Hollow Ware,
! Cauldron & Potash Kettles new patterns,
TO suit northern markets, Fire dogs, oven
mouths, and fire frames,
Ploughs and Cuhivator teeth castings, and
the same ready for use,
Cart and Wagon Boxes all which, with
many other articles may be found Mt
TYSON FURNACE, VT.
Having large stock, and being dosruus to do active
business they will sell on favorable for GOOD pay
paper. The subscriber st respectfully asks the
Of The patronage Of former customers Of lis Tyson
Furnace and calls ordrs ON all who wish purchase
A orders for the above, any kifd Of m Il gearing
other matters connected with bushes nd irtssel
tho subscriber Tyson Furnace Z. o.. VT. will receive
prompt attention.
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, Agent.
Tyson Fmn1ce, Vt, Sep. "a: 1872.
All of the articles may be found at the Tyson
Funacc.Ware House, Montpelier "a few doors south
the head 4 Main SL) which will b. said VII y!rsl'c
or retail the lowest prices. Constantly hand and
manufactured order all kinds If Copper and Tin Ware
Stove Pipe, &c. &c.
The subscriber wonld inform the public that Tyson Eat
mace the exclusive Of Spaudinss patent
lar lue for elevated in the counties OF Wpdham
!, Windsor. Orange Washington Lamrc Caledonia, o.
leans and ESSEX and all persons n!n ing upon said pa
tent either by bending tAic will be promptly prosecuted
AARON HAVEN Agent.
Montpelier, Nov 18th, 1871. $3.50
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PRORATE COIJISITS.

w THIN and for tho District Of Washington the en-
w suing year, will be holden every tuesday,, az the
Registers Office Rkers building opposite tho Bank on
Saie street. BY order Of Court.
Attest LYMAN BRIGGS Regis,cr
December 1912. 81
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EPISCOPAL SERVICE.
GOOD assortment fbnoks Tor The tvico IF the r..
a piscbpa Church. fr sao By L. p. WALTON AND
SONS. Dec 1912
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BOSTON MARKET, Dec. 10.
Wool. Considerable done in fleece for most
part at n slight reduction from retail sales. The
market is unsettled, and prices mainly nominal
BRIGHTON MARKET, Dec. ID
AT market $50 beef cattle Last weeks prices
were sustained.