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Estate of Levi Smith Jr.

An E The subscriber being appointed by The
w Hon. the probate court for the district of
Addison, commissioners 10 receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons a
Gansi the estate of LEVI SMITH Jr. late OF Mid
dlebury, in said district deceased, and also all
claims and demands exhibited liz of ct thereto;
and six months from The 4th day of May being
allowed by said cour for that purpose. we DO
therefore hereby give notice that we will attend
10 the business Of our said appointment at the
dwelling house of Rufus Perkins. in Middlebury
on the first Mondays ofJuly and October next
from nine o'clock A. NJ. until O'Clock P. NJ. ON
each Of said days. NORMAN UPPER 1co,,
LEVI NEEDHAM,
Dated at Middlebury this 4th day of May
1912. 1;3
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Is Al.
MANUFACTURING.
DAVENPORT g. TURNER

DAVENPORT T. TURNER
EAOULD respectfully inform their pat
w rons, and the public generally, that
they will continue 10 receive WOOL at the
establishment of the Middlebury manufacturing
Company, 10 manufacture into Cloths. Cassi.
meres or Saitineits, white or colored Flannels,
&c. of permanent coors and mixes, 10 suit the
taste, on shares or by the yard, at the option
of The owner.
Being furnished with the necessary appara.
us, and having in their employ competent and
aithful workmen, they will continue 10 improve
the value and style of their goods, intending
that they shall not be surpassed by those of
any other establishment in the state. They
will keep an assortment on hand TO accommo.
date those who may want part of their cloth
in advance.
Grateful for the extensive patronage they
have received, they hope by strict personal at
tenlion TO business and the interests of their
patrons TO receive liberal share of their ia.
vor.
TERMS as reasonable as at any establish.
mont in the vicinity.
Middlebury, June, %.
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WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
(Indian Prgatipe
Or THE Norm American COLLEGE OF HrALr

Indian Pmgatipe
OF THE NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE, OF HrALTu.
And also around the border of the lahel, will lc
found in small type: &" Entered according 10 Hc a,f
Of Congress IN the gear 1910, 6y WM. WRIGHT, ia
the Clerks office, ofthe District Court Of the EasA
district of PcnnsyicGnia"
1t will further be observed that the printed drcc-
tons for using the medicine which accompanies cac
box, are also entered according to Act OF Congress;
and the same oin will be found at the bottom Of The
first page.
The slightest attention to the above few particular
will serve TO protect The purchaser from fraud, and
save the lives Of those who may otherwise be cnan
gered By using cOunter-it medicine.
The public will a SO remember that all who sell tha
genuine Indian Vegetable Pills are provided with
certificate of Agency, signed by
WILLIAM WRIGHT, Pee President
efthe North American College Of Health,
and that pedlars are never any allowed TO sci
tho genuine Medicine. All travelling agents will lc
provided with certificate of agency as above descF
ed and those who cannot show one will be knowns
base imDostoIs.
0o-All letters relative 10 the Pills must be ad,sr
ed thus
en- E. OFFICE N. A COLLEGE OF HEALTH,
l9S fremont street. Boston, bass"
DG-AGENTS have been appointed for the sale u
the Pills in every town in New England.
A entS.
MidJlebury, George H FISH; Bennington,
Jonathan llaughton Williamsville. Charles
Joy; Bennington, c Haswell; Rutland, VII
liam Fay; Woodstock, Haskell & Palmer; Do
yer, Hiram Baldwin Brattleburo' Birge &
Bracelet; Waterford, II Cutting g. Co; New
bury. Prenliss knight; Bethel, Samuel Austin r.
Springfield, George Washburn; Proctersyile,
Proctor q Robinson; Londonderry. Smith
GlazIeT; Bridgewaier. Thomas SouIltgate; Chs
ter. Phneas o Sergeant; Windsor, S w Hub
bard Burli g'on, A Brinsmaid East Pouliney,
HIckok & Mears; Cornwall, Samuel Eyertb
Wilmington, A b Childs; Stowe, Albert Comps
Post Mills, Jeremiah Wilton; ST Johnsbury, La-
Their Jewett; Weston, John Wilder; WaierSuI',
Persons Lyons; Montpelier, William Clark
Ludlow, John Dunbar & Co; Reading, Woods
Merrill Hartford, Strong & Co; Norwich
Baxter d Newton; Barnari, P Danforhi
Bethel, Lorenzo Hitchcock Rochester, Charc'
Dodd; Springfield. Russell; Cavendish, A Glib
con & son; Guilford, Philip Martin Halifax
c Stone & Co; Westminster, Aaron Hitch
cock; Mortified, Murdoch & Alexander; Wealth
rsield, Barley Bartlett; Hart land, Cotton
BIamble Fairfax, Ham. ton Lovewood. % IT,
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Estate of Sylvia Page.

WE the SUBSCRIBERS, being appointed by the
w probate court for the, District oil Addison
commissioners, TO receive, examine and adjus,
all claims and demands of all persons, against
the estate Of
SYLVIA PAGE,
late of Middebury in said District. deceased,
represented insolvent, and also all claims and
demands exhibited in offset thereto: And six
months from the 20th day of April being allow
cd by said Court fol that purpose, we do there
FIRE hereby give notice that we-wil attend To
the business of our said appointment at the
dwelling house of The decreased in said Middle
bury on the 9th days Of July and October, from
nine o'clock, A. Nj. until four o'clock P. NJ. on
each of said days.
J. B. COPELAND, |Co;
CHAs. BOWEN, Commissioners
Dated at Middlebury, this 25h day of April
1912. So
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NOTICE

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 10 pay, or call and settle. At.
tention to this notice by those concerned may
disappoint The lawyers. A. CHAPMAN.
MipDLEBURY, Jan goth, 1912.
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Commissioners Notice.

THE subscribers being appointed by the Hon. Pro-
ate court for the District of Newhaven, Commission
TO receive. examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands Of all persons against the estate of
GERMAN BALDWIN,,
late OF Addison in said District deceased, represent
ed insovent, and also all claims and demands exhb-
tied in Offset thereto and six months from the 22d day
of April 1912, being allowed for that purpose, do
hereby give notice that will attend to the business
of said appointment at The late dwelling house of
the said deceased on the 4th Tuesdays of June and
September next, from 10 four o'clock p. NJ. on
each of said days.
JOS; HAYWARD. }Commiss,s
50 HIRAM SMITH. oo'nih's'S
Addison 22d Anril 1910
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STATE OF VERMONT }

- L
District OF New Haven, S.
BE ii remembered, that at probate court holden at
Bristol, in and for the district Of New Haven on
the 4Ih day Of April, A. d. 1912,
Harvey Parnelec, admmts'r ator of the estate of
EDWARD DUNSHEE,
late OF Bristol in said District, deceased, made app-
c4Ii'n this 20 have the time limited for paving
the debts of said deceased extended year IRON the
lIh of May, IS4l it is the cfore ordered that sad
application bc considered session Of said TO
be held Bristol, aforesaid, 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
lhcr objections, if any they have, to the Of pay
being extended aforesaid, by publishing certi
ned copy of this order in the Middebury Peoples Press
a newspaper printed at Middlebnry, in the county
Addison three weeks successfully previous to the time
of said court.
HARVEY MUNSILL, Judge.
A true copy of REGARD,
II. MUNSILL Judge. 1913
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LOUDER !!

THE subscriber has long had notice in
this paper, calling upon ALL who have
accounts with him, 10 attend Immediately TO
their adjustment at his brick store, second
door from the Vermont Hotel. Very few
have needed the request. He now positively
assures all, that his accounts which remain un
settled on The first day of June next, will be
left with an attorney for collection No mis-.
take j. WAINWRIGHT.
April LIST, 1912.
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IL
WOODEN FACTORY.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform
his customers, and the public generally,
that he has commenced the business of man.
ufacturing
WOODEN GOODS,
SUCH As
Common Cloths, Cassimeres, Satin
etts, White or COlored Flan-
nels, &c. sc.

Al his old stand in Shoreham, near Rich's
Mills. He will manufacture wool on shares or
by The yard al the option of The owner
The subscriber is soicitous of obtaining bu-
siness, and feels certain that his experience
and knowledge in cloth manufacturing and
dressing, and the finished apparatus and ma
chinery which he has provided. will enable him
10 give entire satisfaction 10 all who employ
him. He invites the public 10 call and exam
lie specimens OF his work, which he believes
will Justify all expectations which he holds out
10 his customers. A. KILBORN.
Shoreham. (Rich's yliils) April l., 1912. 40
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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 deservcdly the most popular Med
icne ever known in America, for coughs colds asth-
ma or phihisc, consumption, whocping cough and
pulmonary affections of every kind.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has been very
extensively used for about fifteen years; and its repu-
tstion has been constantly increasing. So universally
popular has this article become that it may now be
considered as standard article in large part of the
United States and British Provinces. Many families
keep it constantly by them, considering it the most
saeas well certain remedy for the above complaints
The proPrietors have received are receiving numer
Gus recommendations hom many oeour best physician
who make use of il in their practice The names n,
a few individuals who have given their testimony ir
favor OF this article are here suhoined and for more
full account see the envelope 10 the bottle.
Doct. Amory Hunting, Doct Samuel =. drill.
truman Abel, Timothy Baylirs,
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Vergennes and Troy Line.

Vergennes and Troy Line.
- THIS line of Boats, so we'll
known to the public, have
HE:sss::.::ss<eZzl5:;5 commenced business leav.
3S@szS<=EzzG ing Vergennes every Tues
day and Saturday m1rning at O'Clock, towed by
Steam Boat to Whitehall, arriving at Troy the Sd
day-leaves Troy Wednesdays and Saturdays at 2
O'Clock, p. NJ, arriving al Vergennes Tuesday and
Saturday mornings. Freight for the South should
be on board the day previous. AT Troy, Freight
will be received up 10 the hour OF leaving The
Boats of this Line, have been thorolgh repaired,
and arc both safe and convenient Tor freight ami
Passengers.
Grateful for the liberal support we have received,
we solicit continuance of public patronage, and VIC
would here say, all business entrusted 10 odr care
will be done with promptncss and despatch, aud sat
isfactory in every respect.
M. ID. HALL l55 River ST, Troy,
r. CHAPMAN, Vergcnncs.
vergeunes, April &c, 1912.
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Garden Seeds.
A Message for the Afflicted.

A Message for the Afflicted.
FOR coughs, consumption. asthma, splitting Of
blood, Group, whooping-cough, bronchites, difi-
Guilty of breathing. and all diseases of the pulmonary
organs nothing is found better than
DIR. Jayne's Indian Expectorant.
For jaundice, Liver-complaints, costiveness, dys-
pepsia, and for all purposes for which family caihaI-
tic is necessary, purchase
Jayne's Sanativc Pills.
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
for the preservtion growth and beauty ofthe HAIR and
which will positively bring in hair on bald heads
Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge,
certain and pleasant remedy for Worms.
Also, Jayne's Examination Balsam.
A certain cure for bowel and summer complaints,
darrhea dysentary, cholic, cramps sick and nervous
headache, sour stomach, cholera morbuS and all de-
rangements of the stomach ard bowels.
DIR. LYME received his education al one of the
best Medical Colleges in the United States and is a
regular practitioner in city Of PHILADELPHIA From
experience and diversified practice Tor more than 20
years, the above now rendered to the public with
assurance that his medicines have saved hundreds
from untmely grave.
o. Constantly on hand and for sale by S. MOODY.
Mldalebury Dec. 20, lS4l. 81 On
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C. A IT TITO "

The public will please observe that the genuine med.
icne has the following wording OH the sides OF lh.
boxes:
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT, !

STATE OF VERMONT
District of Addison, IS.
DE il remembered that at probate court held al
- Shoreham in and for the county of Addison Oh
The 4th day Of May A. d. 1912.
Isaac Chapman aud Martha Clement persons nefeSeo LII 'ne
e.iate OF ..-.-..,,,.,,
az. If said Sarean the court u Pditoh o.
~ % ,s,I ert1te Of The deceased heretofore set
G and assigned 10 Martha Hemenay widow OF the said de
Goa sed f and during her natural life b- made among heirs OF
no da,sed and rh1 commissioners be appointed for that
~ The aid Martha having departed THIS life II Is therefore
| mar the Chapman and Isaac Clement
nee 10 be gwen all persons n'eIeid TO appear before said
ou Al session thereof 10 be held al the Office Of u Eveest
Eso in Shoreham on Wednesday the 1s day Of June
ne clock in tie afternoon atwhich time and place tile said
count will appoint Commissioners 10 make partition Of the said
state as aforesaid by publishing aceied copy order in
The Middebu Peoples Press newspaper published al Middle
bury said District three weeks successfully previous 10 the
time said Court.
j. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy Of Record.
Attest: J. s. BUSHNELL, Register. 10
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CerHtcdLeS
(From DR.. Thomas Bro.vp ,

- Ut IUII DIT IIUIIlds BTONn.)
Messrs. Lowe & Reed, Gent.-The Vegetable Pu
monaIy Basan has been extensively used in the SCI
ton Of country where reside, for several wears mas
and has justly acquired high reputation in consnmr
tive complaints. So far as my knowledge extends
has never disappointed the reasonable expectation
those who have used it. THOMAS BRowN. n n
Concord, N. II. May IL, 1881.
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New Bedford, Mass, July 30, 1871.

U-CoUNTERFEIrs. Beware Of imposition Each
genuine bottle is enclosed in BLUE wrapper on which
is a YELLOW label, signed by VIM. JOHN. CJJT-
LEk None other can be genuine of later date than
December 1889. The signature of SAMPSON REEn
will be continued for a short time.
The great celebrity of the Vegetable Pulmon.rv
Baisam has been the of attempts to introJnos
spurious articles, which by partially assuming the
OF the genuine, are calculated to mislead and Jaca;
the public: Among these mixtures are HCarto,,s
Compound Pulmonary Balsam, . s. American PM p
mOnary Balsam, " VegetGble Pulmonary BaI., ~
&c Syrup Pulmonary Balsani,'' and osSa".
purchasers should enquire for the true article bV 4:
pnUe nameClHE VEGETABLE PuLMoN4Ry
eALsAM and see that it has the marks ma
the genuine. Sisnatuies
Each bottle and seal is stamped Negotiable PM
For sale by REED, WING & CUTLER, oate
Lowe ana heedl wholesale dealers in Drugs. Med.
enes Pants and Dyestuffs, No 81. Chatham street
boston, and by Druggists and country merchants Spn
,bror ~ New England, and in the principal places
throughout the United States and British Provinc.
Price 80. cents. Sold by S. MOODY.
ioiy Middlebury Vernon,
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Look Out.

AOOh OuIs
~ HNHE subscriber would notify
IL all those who owe him that he
is compelled by the most urgent me-
cessity 10 call upon them for imrie-
date payment. If this request is Dot So eedi.
ly complied with, his accounts will be left with
an attorney fer collection without favor TO any
one.
GHATs selling at cost 20
JOHN JACKSON.
Middlebury, March 25, 1912. 4s,f
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Messrs Reed, Wing s. Cuter-Gentlemen-
feel 1t duty owe 10 the public, nd especially 70
hundreds OF my fellow beings who are now suffrrino
under different diseases Of the lungs, TO give Won
statement of the good effects have experienced from
inc use oil The vegetable Pulmonary Baisam. Harinr
from my youth up been troubled with different CON-;
plants OF the lungs, such splitting of blood
some cough, frequent hoarseness with sever g., :
coughing, and indeed all the symptoms of "
and from time to time have consulted several
physicians, and have is1en much medicine bus 81
ctTed lille or no relief and at last thew tol5 me- tba
was no neP for me that my case was bevond the
reach OF their medicines In the spring of 1897 ~
advised by friend TO try the Vegetable Pnlnonar,,
Balsam. obtained two bottles, and on trial ~
surprised to find so udmand effectual relief lI,ybih %
gave me, and afteryitsden about five weeks anr !,
complaints were entirely removed and was res,e,o,
10 good health. Since that time have kent il cor
stany by me- in case of the appearance of any of The
above complaints. - FIX
have known large number of cases where all 9TH
er medicines have failed of affording apy relief r.
Balsam was at length resorted TO, and speedily effect,
ed cure. | would Therefore recommend 70 ever,
person that has any Of the above complaints on tbe,
first appearance 10 take The Vegetable Pulmonary Raj
sam, which they will find safe, convenient and noe
tive cure. Respectfully yours, fO''
T. p
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1912.
Vereennes and Buffalo Line.
THE CANAL PACKET
]. = HER NJ AN.

CAPI I. NJ. I. DANIO.
WILL commence her Trips on the Sd day of May.
beIw cen the city of Vergennes and Buffalo runs
ming DAY aud NIGHT, as follows
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03
THE WIFE.
By Eliza Bm1iH, The learned blacksmith
CEDAR DRooK, y. j.

By Eliza Bu,1iH, The learned blacksmith.
There are new Developments Of hu'
man character, which like The light OF
distant stars, are yet 10 vISll the eye ol
man and operate up0n human s"cIcty.-
Ever since the image of The Godhead
was first skeiched in Eden, lis great au-
thor and angels have been painting upon
IL men have tIicG their hands upon /, !;
Influences Ike the incessant breath %!
heaven, have left each It's line upon the
canvass still the finishing stroke OF The
rcncl will not be accomplished Until the
last, lingering survivor ot ''the wreck oI
matter aud the crush of worlds" "ls chan-
gcd in the iwinkling OF an eye"
The hemisphere Of the present aye Is
studded all over with such pearls land
paiincs of bright gold" rs never shonc
before in the heavens Of the human soul.
In these latter days, the waves of time
have washed up from depths that angels
never fathomed, "gems of purer light
serene" than were ever worn before m
the crown of man. We are now but ball
way advanced in the new circle OF hn
man history. The race is but just emer
ging from The long reaching shadows of
an iron age, and coming out into the star
light and sunlight of new influences. IT,,
as we are assured, scores Of new stars
have taken rank with the heavenly hosts
during the two centuries, stars brighter
than they, have, in the same period, kin-
died up new lights in the moral firma-
al -.
little lower than that Of Bethlehem, has
just appeared above the horizon. IL Is
The Star Of WomAN's INFLUENCE. In
huential woman is a being Of scarcely
two centuries =: up TO that period, and
almost hitherto, her influences have fallen
upon human character and society, like
the feeble rays of rising winters sun
upon The polar fields Of ice. But her sun
is reaching upward. There isa glorious
meridian to which she shall as surely
come as lomorrow's rising sun shall reach
his ia our NATURAL heavens. What man
viii be-, when shc shall shine upon him
then aud thence, we are unable to divine !;
but We eau End an anticipation lrom the
Influences of her dawning rays Her
morning light has gildcd the visions Of
human sorrow. There has been no depth
@. human misery beyond the reach ol her
hmell"rnlinp Influence, nor any height of
hu.uau happiness which she has not rails.
ed .iill higher. Whocver has touched nI
either ot inc-p cNiremiiies, or M any of
thrir intervening POINTS, could attest iha,
"nciihrr height, n"r depth nor principnli-
tics, NOT poa eis, nor things present or T."
come," could divert or ,I,iate the accents
and annd,nrs of her love Whether we
trace the linenncnls OF her character ~
The mild tNilighl ofher morning sun, orI
in the living beams of her risen day, we
find that she has touched human society
like an angel II would be irreverent tuI
her " uorlh 10 say, IN what walks Of life she
las walked most like al angel Of light
and owe Ia what yIcIssItude, IN what
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03

How 10 disperse cro,ei. Lnte the oiher
evening, when quite a large collection Of per
sous, attracted mostly, without druht, frou
curiosity, had gathered in front OF The hpus'
Of Mr. w, with whom Elder Knapp resides,
''mine host" presented himself before Tho
multitude, and addressed them ia this wise
My friends, If you desire to sec Mr. Knapp
you are informed that hr is within, nnd boIl
he and myself would be pleased to receive a,
many of you NJ NY house will hold. And
such particularly as feel ihJ need of hs pray
ers, viii be made mos, heartily wclcume.-
The crowd dispersed in double quick time.
Trdvciir.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03

LovGEviTv.-Perhaps more remark
able record of longevity caunol b,
found in any family than the one We now
notice. OF the family of the Kimballs
residing i'll Prestou,'he grandfather, JohI
KimbalI, died, aged 73 years. Jacol
KImball, his 500, had ten children, all o
hom were married, aud had families
aud he died, aged 81 The following
were the ages Of his children at then
deaths; Hannah, 81 {; Asa, 78 - ia.
cob, 10; Levi, 70; Lucy, % l-2 Mary
% Moses, "a years and I months Eli
sha, 30 Lucretia, 50 and Daniel now
living, is in his 89lh year. All The male,
and females, were remarkable for thei,
industry, sohrlety, aud regular habits. -
.No,irich .lWora.
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Err. Van EHelInonrs Lotion

Tor he cure of Frfcklcs, SHn-JWn,
.Mom, Pimpics, Of crcry deserip-
HoH.
This ccebraicd Lotion has been in universal
favor for the last i've years b, tho French, Eng.
lish and Italian ladies and ils high reputation
has induced the proprietor To place 1t before NE
public Tor the benefit Of those who suffer the
pain md modification cf rough and rhalcd
skin, Frecklcs. Moth, aud other Diseases pro
dncrd. from an UNHEALTHY circulation of the
blood through the miruio vessels oi the skin. 4.
upon The face Sc. None genuine without the
signature of the proprietor. Price = 90.
u. TAYLOR, sole Agent, N.Ion.
iug. 10.