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THE subscriber again Offers better and more
l. extensive assortment Of
STOVES

THE subscriber again offers better and more
l. extensive assortment Of
STOVES
than ever, consisting of greater variety OF Pat
terms than can he found at any other establish
eni IN the State. He has nearly all the differ.
ent kinds which cav be found at any other place
in this vicinity, nd many others which can be
found no whereelse in this County. Among them
is the Yankee Notion, all sizes. The Railway.
The Rj;ary with Elevated Ovens, the Farmer and
Mechanic, the Mechanic Stove, and many 9TH
ers The Mechanic Stove IS new Pattern
different form-and superior TO (especialIy fer
ummer Use) any which can b. found IN this re-
giun. The best idea which can be given OF this
Stove without examination is 10 say that it Is
stove within stove Also great variety of Par.
lor and Box Stoves. Also
ORR'S PATENT AlR-TlGHT STOVE,
description of which was published two years
since Also Alright Stoves of Cast hon which
will be warrented 10 answer the purpose of an air
tight stove and not TO be such merely IN name
Also an extensive assortment OF
HOLLOW WARE,
Eos:y of the Troy Castings and far superior 70 l.
ny made in this region.
CAULDRON KETTLES
and Pots and Kettles of all sizes. Also full as
soItment OF
BRASS KETTLES.
COPPER PUMPS
lower than can be had at any place in the State of
the same size and quality.
LEAD PIPE and SHEE L LEAD.
Round Iron and Nails Of all sizes. Also the best
PLOUGHS
which are made in the County. Stove Pipe and
Tin Ware of all knds-which is made for service
and not mere, to sell like PInlar's Rasors.
10 lie would beg the public not TO be alarmed at any
advertisements they of Cheap Stoves for whether
the times shall be hard soft whether Produce shall be high
or nw they may rest assured If when the time arrives
when sell Stoves cheap be had any
establishment in this County whether old shall
bandOn the trade altogether Should there be persons
intending purchase Stoves this they will find
il for their interest call before they purchase Peddlers
any Others they may be assured the prices and the
of payment shall be made satisfactory they can get Cooking
Box Stoves in proportion.
Most kinds of produce and Lumber viii be received in
payment
A. WILCOX.
Middlebury, Oct. oath, lS42. 26;6w
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l. O S L

On his rout from Middlebury. through
Cornwall. Bridport and Brandon, Gov. Pin
ney lost his wallet containing one fifty dol
lar and two twenty dollar bills upon Mid
dlebury Bank if we are correctly informed.
Should the wallet be found we trust it will
be made known and restored TO its owner
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cannot be procured either for individuals or ''"
lhs. The proprietor hos receiVrd Tor m'h'
years and is continually receiving the nest IT.
vent and grateful testimonials oi tht'r value
For sale wholesale and retail by H"s"i "
Arthur. Burlington Vi. AghIs, for The ia'f :
% whom 'PihcaIi 'Es tr ageI ey ut>l =
made. Agent for Middlrbury, w. ?. III .
Sell, first door snuth the past office. ll;,1
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United States District Court. Vermont
District. In Bankruptcy. Notice TO show
cause against Petition of Albert s. BATTLES,
of Lincoln,for his discharge and Certificato
as Bankrupt, at the office Of Samuel Prem
tiss. District Judge, in Montpelier, in said
district. on Tuesday. the tenth day of Jan.
uary, 1913, at ten o'clock \. NJ.
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Niofat's Vegetable Life Medi-

CINES-A mild yet efsctual medicine, compos-
ed of the best material known 10 meGical science
and of the best quality that money can procure,
for The cleansing efths alimentary canal asd re
Iieying the springs and avenues of all morbid OBJ
struciions and impurities. must be public bles.
sing and domestic and individual protection and
safeguard, in proportion as it becomes known.
Such a medicine the families Of the United
States have long had in .hoffai's celebrated Lifs
Pills and Phoenix Bitters. and the good they have
done is inestmable. They have won iheiI high
fame and firmly established character oy Their
virtues alone, without the aid of tie usual arts
of noioriety or impudent experiment on The
faith of the credulous. In all general derange
men,s of tie digestive and almentary functions
as in vast variety of acnte and chronic diseases
their effects are complete as 10 excite astonish-
ment In rheumatism, settled pain IN the cry
ans and limbs .costiyeness. piles,iver complaints
;,n,5ice nervous and bilious attacks, headaches,
lever and ague, eruptive diseases. bad aspect oil
the complexion Indigestion ann hatulency ehohcs
.g.c,;oas az tho bladder and kidneys, dropsy,
ss,bma and bronchitis, rheumatic colds and sore
tbroals. and indeed in every conceivable kind OF
IN health thew arc invaluable, and will afford GER
tain. and most generally permanent relief: They
,couire neither confinement or change OF diet
thew neither pfostrate the strength nor give pam
and a more delightful end effectuai medicine
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From the Phila. Enquirer,
DELAWARE.
The Why's Victorious,

We have cheering news from the State
of Delaware. The Wings have elected
their candidate for Congress; as also ma
joriry Of the Stale Legislature. This is
important. while it is the more gratifying,
because of the result of the recent election
for inspectors.
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United StatesDistrict Court
Vermont District

In Bankruptcy, Norice to show cause against
peiitionsof Alexander Hill, Of Starksboiough in
said district TO be declared Bankrupt at the Office
Of Samuel Prentiss District Judge in Montuelier
in said Disrct on Wednesday Decemb-r, II 1912
at ten O'Clock A VI,
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United Siates'District Court,
PPrmOnt District

In Bankruptcy. NaiicN to show canse sgrirsi
petition of Nathaniel Hi. Of Siarksbornugh in
said district to be declared Bankrupt, at tha office
OF Samuel Preniiss, District Judge, in Monlpel'
Ter, in said District. on Wednesday December
Nth 1919 at len O'Clock A II
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nj arrie

In Salisbury on the Sth Inst. by Mr.. Mar
shall S. Doty Esq. Mr.. Edward Warren, of
Shoreham, to Miss Olive Alexander, daugh-
Ter of Emery Alexander Esq. of Salisbury.
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United States District Court,
Vermont District.

In Bankrupt. NOiicr TO show cause against
petition Of Francis Hill,o Starksboruugh in said
district, 10 b. declared bankrupt. at the office
of Samuel Prentiss. district Judge. in Mont
rclier in said district. WednG sday December
IA, 1912, at ten o'clock, AM
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United States District Court,


In Bankruptcy. Notice to show cause against
petition Of Joseph Randall, o. Siarkshorough in
said district, 10 be declared bankrupt. at the
office of Samuel Prent Sc. district Judge. in
Montpelier in said district Wednesday De-
cemher Il. V. 1912 al 10 o'clock AM
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United States District Cnurr,
Xermnnt District

In Bankruptcy. Notice to show against
petition Of Samuel James, Of Starksborough,
in said district to be de
clared Bankrupt, at the office of Samuel Prentiss
District Judge Ia Montpelier in said District on
Wednesday December I4lSt2 at ten o'clock A NJ.
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Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
WE the subscribers having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court fer the District of New Haven,
Commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust all
the claims and demands Of all persons against the
Estate Of
LUCY COBB,
late of Bristol in said District deceased, represen
ted insolvent and all claims and demands exhibited
in Offset thereto: And six months from the Sd day
of October, 1912, being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, do there fore give notice that we
will attend to the business Of said appointment
at the dwelling house Of Abraham VradenbuIghs in
said Bristol on the first Mondays in January and
March next, from o'clock p, NJ. on each Of said
days. SAM'L II. HOLLEY, Commits
WOLCOTT NORTON, ( sioners.
Bristol, November 10Th. 1912.
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SlOOOO REWARD

WILL be paid to any Physician W 10 will pr
ducs bet er compound for family tIan tho
Genuine Dutch or German V;getab lr Fills, sil :
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Geological Suyuey.

l hetiSenaie bill came IN, on the question
81 ., me SECOND reading: supported by Messrs
ohat'er, and Ellis. opposed by Messrs Web
s'er OF Colchester, Cobb of s.. Villas, Keith
aud Davis of N. rejected, ayes IA, noes 1873.
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United Staies District Court.
Xernlcnt DiSfricf

In Bankruptcy. Noii;e to show cause against
petition of Al'uon White laborer of StarksboIoush
in said dis riot to be declired Bankrupt. at the
ofire of Samuel Prentiss. District Judge in Mont>
pelier, in said district, "Wednesday December IA
1912. at ten O'Clock A. Nj.
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ICLAIN and diamond Beaver Coihs, Amer
can. English and German Bsoad Cloths 4,
halt they former costs for sale by
Oct. u. P.W CoLLIvs.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
United States District Court,
Nor1no,t n.-.:.

In Bankruptcy Notice to show cause agsns
petition of Carlisle d Cook, of vergennes in sair
district to be de clared bankrupt at the office o.
Samuel Prentiss District Judge in siontrelier in
said district. On Wednesday December If, 1919 al
ten O'Clock A. NJ.
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United States District Couri.

In Bankruptcy. Notice 10 show cause against
petition of James Till, Of Siarksboro in said dis
trict to be declared Bankrupt at the office Of
Ssmh Prentss District Judge in Montpelier in
said district the December I4,h, 1872, at ten
o'clock 4 NJ.
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Notice.

Notice.
THE Copartnership heretofore existing between
A. & d. Ferguson, is this day by mutual consent
dissolved, and all demands due said firm are left in
the hands of David Furguson for collection.
ANDRE FURGUSON.
DAVID FURGUSON.
StaIksboro, Nov. S, 1912. %; 3w
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DROOKS' AXES.-A few doz- Brooks
LID Axes Just received and for sale by
w. S. JOHNSON.
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NeaO Goods.

REOLESKIN HATS Cases Extra
Iva Moleskin Hats just received and for
sale by w. S. JOHNSON.
Nov. 4.
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TROUT.-A few bbls. of
1FA Mackinaw Trout on hand and for sale
by W S. JOHNSON.
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MRLACK & Blue Blk Alpaccas, Merln-
lib oes, Challys, Plain d fig'd NJ. DE
LANES for sale at the cheap cash store by
j. VALLETT.
Oct. 9Th.
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Live Geese Feathers.
CD MAGh LBS. Live Geese Feathers
sbGEGE for sale by
p. w. COLLINS.
Cornwall, Nov. 10, 1912.
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INDIA RUBBERS AND SHOES
J Black and Colore'. French Kid Shoes and
Slips, Cloth and Kid Buskins, LTs'irg -
Caters. Childrens Shoes, IndiI Rubber ia IA
and plai, Boots and Shoes at BI3eE's.'
Sept. 26. Gs42.
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SHINGLES.-G, od Pine and SPucG
y ShIng.es, Tor sale by W. S. JOHSsoN.
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Bills-Relating to the militia. On motion
of Mr.. Briggs the Senate went into commit
tee of the whole, and resumed the consider
alton of the bill. The committee resolved
to amend the bill by adding an enacting clause
and substituting 8 for 6years' service to en-
title a soldier of the active militia TO a dis
charge from military duty, and SO amended,
the bill was reported TO the Senate, amend
neuts adopted. and the bill was read third
time and Dassed
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EHONNET Silks. Ribbons & Arifcials
H6 and a variety of Millinery Goods for
sale at The cheap cash store. j. VALET.
Oct. 9th.
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ApUFFALG ROBES.-A irsfand firsf
AZ Rate assortme.t OF Bulir.o Robes u
fecc ed ard for sale veiy low for cash or
ready pay, by W. $ JoHNscH
SNAPS. CAPS.-A very = rye a,soTsu,c.-r
~ Of Fur Cans f-om . 10 Is doll ,rS. Also
Boys Cloth sd Fur trimmed G .Fs justncei-
we'd AID viii be sold very bow by
W. S. joins on.
plain ami figured VI. d. La 3. Printed s,<
oniTs, Elack. Blu Black (>iik warp) Eu&-'
tres, Orleans ami Indiln1 ebih, chap by
Oct 81. L. W. COLLINS
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HOUSE
Adjournment.

Mr. Garfield introduced resolution for
adjournment without day on Monday NOR
ming next. Mr. Villas moved 10 lay upon
the tablc,-lost, and the resolution was pass
ed.
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Resolution-From the House, providing
for adjournment on monday, instead of Wed
nesday morning next, in which it was resol
we'd to concur.
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Reports. By committee on State Prison
bill to pay the debts of the prison, (this in
cludes ali debts against the prison and APP
propriates Sl5,O0O,) and it was ordered tc
a 81 reading; against bill in relation to i'm
prisonment for debt, and it was dismissed
By committee of Claims, to pay Chauncey
Goodrich 500; Mr.. Davis Of N. moved tc
reduce the sum to S700,-adOpted, and the
bill was ordered to be engrossed.
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- 800 tnsssesuhg aaa asHeeabifii sSd
= AZ saF eesaaag relId haFa indeetd them
80. MaAte1st ie% saalsaauals Mlghg
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~ easIa' $500 1lFegga ms state 70 eiisE
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f,/'n..ts Il. asI 3sset el'S a1ss Rtleni asd q
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1enee ot he thitseen Amaasaa Ctipnies th7; AZ
men are egsated equal NoE, a an aesiFac
PIineiels, thsie % dd5bt 9Ss'heY .fIsh Of ths7
declaration and i Is 4tsirls II the otisll4l
conSnaeton- cf soelsty &ad sfganised s2eis-
lies. 20 keep il ii Fiew as Is eat tlndamenfA
pfinsiple. But. then, i appreciated lhat ln.ne
SecistE that ever aid exist ar ever Shall ee oF5n-
Ell vas 81 can the Equality asserted amfGs ihe
members II The human race. Re practically 90
forced. and carried ont There ate paTiieiassoj
il, hrse portions, Eoipen, minors; iaS4Het Cyl
pr.ts, transient s53aurnegs, hal wig alwaysE pfq.
5aby remain Subject III tie government oIAn5-
thef poIilaq al ihe cournntg
That ecia,a,i5n. whatever may Be ib< e2teal
oJ itslmpoFt, was nade 81 he repfeseHl aiiyes q
Tie ihuteep States. III u.cs IL shen%lavery *
listed, a4fhad Gag cSls a3. ts8 wh esiahl isAea
bY taw.f iii Was f1tfoaoceb - Mfeet upen'ihe
ICoaaiesby Ehe paramount - d EHglAal. d.
va Bel sye mat hT Inasiat hat decllfal5en. the
States da~ caacursel III Il nts led yhal Il should
u lhEiufsdtnto yiTta eRane3H illoh tof q tht
sl2vRs wlthin lhsr r. -Seclive liu9As Weutd
Virginia aui o,hsf Southern Siases have ever
united 70 tie declaration which was 70 be inter
presed into al abolition of slavery among Them
Did any enc Of The thirteen States entertain such
a design pr expeciRtioni Toimppte sueRa Sc
crei and narrowed purpose, woudbe ID charge
political ttagd upoR the neblest bap1 efpatFl-
lots that ever assembled ID. council, afraad upon
The confsdefacy Of lie RevoluiioBla fraud upon
The Union o. these States, WHOSE Constitution
net only recognized the lawfllness Of slavery,
but permitted the lmporsation Of slaves from AT.
RIGA until the year 1868 And am bold 10 say
that, il the doctrines Of ultra political abolition
lists had BEEN seriously promulgated al the epoch
81 our Revolution. our glorious Independence
would never have Beeu achieved. Never never
tGTeat aPPlsase, and many voices schOipg
/ "Neverf'l1 z
! kn5w tie predominant sentiment 10 the frea
States is adverse sIb slavery but happy in theu
own exemption, from Whatever evfls may aitene
ii, lheSreat mass Of cur feilow-cltzens there d
not seek to violate The Constitution, OF disturb
The harmohyof these States. | desire no con
eealmeht Of my opinions 10 rseard 10 the lnsIilu
( mon Of slavery. Hook upon il as a grea, evil
and deeply lamentlthag We Aave derived il from
, the parental goverEmen: and from our ancestors
III Wish eveEy slave ia the United States was il
theIcoantfy Of his ancestors. But here they are
and The question il, how can they be-hest deal
with II a state Of nature existed, and we wer,
about 10 lay The foundai ons ef society, ii
no would be nI+h rom opposed than /
should be, to q. slave
| RI amorF II 5F4 nealcu
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FTtia ii dastss RsebIlteliosls dsd Rirals sismsA.
Lar kls Life a,ia zrk hfetiAf FL HasAiassen II
IN .!!sHiNGTeN 81 ssrort cf service wa II
pIala gsedn hiItedIAanEas fSea naeS 1.
rite HapreIsenlslio of lsa sanao III
einaiIpletpre hy Gil Pkale. nos ID
hall of lhe Nttional Ins
It'll is nHatief ni rhsFsk Bal Die psInefkaE
and interesting relic III liis RI Splqs
has never he|en heaF1 81 since tide presses
Iof lisa II was Supposed il Lib aEpss
that ihs hallte+sword was arFea BIZ III
.Chief4to General Greana. at the earne
solicitalion Of tths. latter. aud i Il isirses
presumed 10 have been Lost at sac. wiis
lie baggage ofthes. GENERAL, while gninI
round from Newport ID ghatiestp1s
President jackson " aSBfkased ID sass tlssl
be wDlhd eause inG8iryt0 be maga ahAoI I
The surviving relatives of General Cree 81
buiHndhing h4s asyss transpired touchEss3
This mosl ilIdiesklng memorial II Atnsls1
cas- heroic AID
.Atregiews and upon DC e. loos Of eis-
tlngaishee ctEaHaay, Washington Weta /
dreks sword, NI'h j aalq saoIe knot Ell
always resq asad f4esgteaa hilted hangers ~
his sword u service.
III 1888. when apppihted 10 bis less
command, II wAs arranged that fhe COZ
/ tune oE The ELieussna1t General shp4a
| 5t blue, richly embFoideged with gcld-S-
Washington inquired II Tie embroidery
could Tie executed n lhe United States
ARD being lniotsnad llal i was Necessary 3.