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notice..

YEyHE assiguces OLA. Spalding & Co.
being DESTROYS 20 close the business
oftheir assignments by the first of Decem.
Der mex, would hereby give notice that all
the cloth belonging t3 Customers are finish
ed and all The accounts arc ready for n SET
Element and they earnest, insis; that all who
have u%nseitle business with this concern
call and arrange the same at once.
LEONARD & ALLEN. Assignecs.
Middlebury, Nov. 9Th 1912.
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ARREST FOR MURDER.

We learn that IN unhappy affair occur
! red in Fairfield on Sunday the 10th inst.
the particulars of which are briefly these ::
Mr.. Eugene Clifford, living near Fairfield
Pond, requested his wife 10 accompany him
on a visit to a friend, on the opposite side
of the pond, asserting at the same time,
(what is reported not 10 be true that they
had been specially invited SO to do. The
day was rather cold and unpleasant, and
Mrs, C. made many objections. but at the
urgent solicitation other husband she final
consented, and taking an infant child they
lett home, and in crossing the water the
boat was upset and the mother and child
were drowned, while the husband and ia
Their escaped. Clifford's story is, that in
consequence of strong wind the boat rock
cd so violently that his wife and child feI!
into the water. and that in trying TO recover
them he also fell liz and in falling upset the
boat. He further sa VS. that when he rose
to the surface of the writer, i,e saw the child
and heard its cries but rs he was some DIS
lance from shore he made 10 effort TO save
either the child or mother, and with the
assistance of the two oars he swan ashore,
when landed safely himself, he made no ef-
fort to save them, and instead going TO a
house near by, he went abou: TWO miles
round the pond to a near neighbol and com
m~unicated the death ofthe mother s'nd child.
The bodies were found on the sa. m C day
and the following day a coroner's inquest
was held and a verdict given, 'acclde, 1taiiy
drowned Some suspicious circumsta noes
coming to light a second inquest was ca, lod
on Thursday, and a verdict given-'wiIi I'll
MURDER G. was accordingly arrested ano
a court of examination held, and which re-
suited in his committal to jail in this village
for further trial st. Adams Messenger.
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Bl1rellins Cat!c.-Mcss IS rs No 1872
So
Stors.-Twn year old S7al2. Three year
old sin 20.
Shetp-L"ls were sold from AZ 10 81 10.
we,ters from 81 rs 10 2 rs
Woo,-SaIes ii Pulled and Fleece wool
10 a considerable extent have been male dur
ing The past week, =. tie annexed prices.
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JOHN QUINCY ADAMs.-We learn that a
letter from this distinguished man has been
written 10 eminent citizen in reply to an
inquiry as TO the truth Of the reports that
he had volunteered TO defend the persons
accused of treason in this State, and that
he had expressed the opinion that Dorr was
The legal Governor OF the State. Mr.. Ad-
ans writes That he has not volunteered to
defend the persons accused Of treason ; that
he has never expressed any opinion favora-
bic TO the %prctensions Of Dorr, nor any un-
favorable TO the course taken by the con-
stituted authorities Of the State. He has,
however, at the earnest solicitation of Du-
tee J. Pearce, and old personal friend, con
scented to defend him on his trial for treason
provided he can make it convenient to at
lend the court. Mir. Adams speaks in the
letter in complimentary terms of this State
We presume The story of his sympathising
with treason and outrage will now cease (;
but then it has already produced the effect
intended by its authors, ond they will be
careful that the correction shall not appear
where the falschood has, Providence Jour
nal.
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PLAIN FACTS CONCERNING
RHODE ISLAND,

A majority of the Senate of Rhode Island
are Democrats, and they sustain Gov. King
in his authority as Governor.
In the August election every Democratic
town in the State but two, gave a majority
for Gov. King, as did also every Wing town
but two thus he had a majority In every
town but four in the State.
Nearly all the men accustomed to re-
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At all the Wing Conventions in Mass;

At all the Wing Conventions in hassa-
chusetts complimentary resolutions are pas
sed TO Mr.. Webster, whilst his speech at
Faneuil Hall is courteously condemned
If he does not want TO leave the party, and
is determined TO be a Wing, we sec no use
OF threading him out Of the Wing ranks
Rather let us seek to increase our numbers
by Cancellation, than diminish them by ul-
traism and denunciation.--PhH. Forum.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
Commissioners Nolice.

We, the subscribers, being APP oinled by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District Of New Ha-
ven, Commissioners, 10 receive, cxaa nc and al
just all claims and demaa MS of all persons, :
gainst the estate Of
JOSEPH JACKMAN,
la.e of Av7ry's Gore in said District, deceased,
represented insoiYeni, and sl,o all claims and de
rnands exhibited in of. ct thereto: And SIX moHIhs
froInthe 18th day ofSsPtenhrr, Io42, being allow
ed by said Court iN that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that we Will attend 10 the
business of our said appointment, at the dwell
linghouse Of Widow Parmclia hickman, in Ave
VS. Gore, Oh Tho 2i Tuesdays o. December and
Ma &c, next, tsos one O'Clock, P. NJ, GU each Of
said lays.
Isaac J. CALDWELL, Z Commits
DANIEL DODGE. : s%iOners.
Dated at Lincoln tlis IIh day of October.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

United States District Court, Verlm,s;
District. In Bankruptcy. Notice 10 y!,ow
cause against Petition Of Albert ). %;a.llcs.
of Lincoln,for his Discharge and Cefiiiirarn
as bankrupt, at the office Of Sasaacl pn;.
tss' District Judge, in Montpelier. in sa.,.l
district. on Tuesday. the tenth day Of ia.
uary, ls43, at Ten O'Clock A. N,
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Peru IRON Company

cru 1iOtt ok i1Giij
EEAVE, and vii constantly K cp in e. Pc I
az tie with Il er A eh's t buire'olY
Peru manufactured Nails and Iron. vi thu lur>
Loving desrrip'ioes, To wiz
NAILS.
Sd, ID, 81 81. 81, IOd, 124, 2oJ, Pill, 30,
4Od. sod. God.
SPIKES in,h, 4 IL, 5, 5I-2,aade c.
E NISHING NAILS.-6t, ST.. TO-. 1871
manufactured spec ally tor finishing nice
work,
FLOOR NAlLs-l2i. col Aa. 2ta.
ROUND IRoN.-s-c, 716 10, DIG SIS,
lilo, "a rs. ! inn. is Ii. 1873,
and 3 l-2.
SQUARE fRON.-3-s. ZIG, 2. GIG. So
ITO. 81, rs. l, Is, Ia, ! 3-s, 81,
inches.
BAND lRON.-l IA, 1 1-2, 1 "a, 2, 2 IA,
TIRE iR0S'@o,i % - a. T. - II / . Pc .4e2 ; vile.
and fr.dm 3-S 10 5 s thick.
horse SHOE IRON, various sizes.
ZANE AND SCROLL IRON. 10. do.
MARBLE SAW PLATES, cut /. or..,r
at short notice.
Tie Peru Iron Co. mauufseteie Il cir cords
at Clinlonville, II. Y. tIom Iron ekthe r owt
make. They intend 10 keep in the hands #
their agents a Tore full and cnmpirIe ass r..
ment than c.n be found in tie S ate. f. j.,
believed that The goods from this eStlbli h,
ruent are better manufactured, thin Iho.e ifo-:.
any other in its vicinity.
Purchasers are respectfully solicited 70 la
spect The goods Of tbs Co. Prices a. lJv,
and terms as favorable, as can be Ubls;ard IA
the State.
T. F. & w. Il STRONG. Agents
Aug. 95,h, 1912. 30 g.
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From the New York Express.

Secretary Spencer's Uniform Consistency.
1t is a singular fact, that whatever party this
gentleman belongs to it always goes into the minori
ty, Mr.. Spencer has been a general deserter-h he was
a Bucktail a Clintonian. a Democrat, an Anti Ma
son a Peoples Man, a Jackson Man and a Wing
and he is now a Tyler Nan. From each and all Of
these he has been a regular deserter. The man can
not help it he will rule or ruin He never was con-
nected in any councils where he was nota regular
Marplot-le always qurrels with his associates, and
unless he has wonder fully changed, it will not be long
before he will BE- at variance with Captain
Tyler. Mr.. Webster. or some other of the Cabinet.
1t has been a very hard matter for gentlemen to work
with him at Albany and we believe most If not all
OF them we're glad when he was tranlated from Al
bany TO Washington. That he is i man of talents
all admit. but that the bent Of his mind is 10 quarrel
with his friends is equally true.
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Later from .Merico.-Young Van Ness has
not been shot, but he was not among them.
On the Goth of Sept.a battle took place be-
tween a party of Texans and Mexicans, in
which the Latter were defeated, with a loss
of 100 killed and 200 wouded. One compa-
ny of Texans were almost entirely cut to
Dieces-
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Brighton Market.

MONDAY, Oct. 81, 1872.
At Market 5000 Cattle, about 5000 of which
were Beef Cattle. 1000 Stores, $500 Sheep
and 1900 Swine.
PRIcEs.-Beg Cattle. A few extra 30 90.
First quality, 81 25 a 4 so. Second quality
SO 50 a 4 90. Shird quality So 5Oa3s5.
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STATE OF VERMONT

District Of Addison, S..
NpE it remembered that at "A Probate Court
LIB held at Middlebury, in and for the Dis
lrict If Addison, on the 10Th day OF October,
1912.
Agnes Mathews and Eli Mathews. admin
~istraIors of the estate of
TIMOTHY MATHEWS JR.
late Of said Middlebury, deceased, make Their
application 10 said court 10 have the time i'm
tied for paving the debts Of the said deceased,
extended Twelve months from the l7ih day
Of November. a. y. 1912: 1t is rheref"re order
ed mat the sad application be considered at
a session oil said Courl 10 De held atthe Office
of the Register ofsaid Court in said Middle
bury. on Wednesday the 10th day Of Nov.
mex. at one O'Clock in the afternoon. andlhat
not ce therefore BE- given TO all persons inter
esled, that they may appear ard make their
objections if anv t.ey have t. saih lire OF
payment beng fur her extended, as aforesaid,
by publishing a certified copy "fthis order in
the Middlebnry Peoples Press a newspaper
printed at said Middlebury three weeks sue
cesuyely previous to the lime of said Court.
J. S. BUSHNELL, REGISTER.
Atrue copy 81 record,
Attest, J. S. BUSHNELL. Register. 25
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STATE OF VERMONT, !

STATE OF VERMONT, I
District Of Add on, $ +
TE itrcE-Cmtcr6d that at q pros aid etnit -'z
At - orslI II. N a16fcT Tie GisniCt a. htG.ssi 2
on The I'd CAV q E%oNtrtor A. u. iSi2.
rcliy WI;eLI nan al e2stutiiH n an ihsl">
me III puIp ortIrg 10 lie tie hast Willard 'tsisih'hs
vi
MOSES WRIGHT.
late Of Leicester, in said district dccta+et' pcs
eI.ts the same for probate; 1t : therefore or''er-
ed that the seine lie cAaiHih'd tF i'on".
At a session of said coat to ~ held a. lie rihfe
IF u. II. Everest Esq. ia said Sheridan" on
We dne.d5y tbs 7ih day Of December II N al
one o'clock in the a!icinoon; Il d thai nnii'r'
iber eof be given 10 all persors Interested, hat
ibev nav appear and make their oiJscli"n>i !"
The pro5atc nd allowances of -aid VIII, by r"h
fishing a CERTIFIED copy Of this oE3~r ln IT.
Middle5urv Peoples Prrss-a newspalsr pritt'
cd al Middlcbury in said district, three weeks
successiy ely previous 10 The time Of saii cut
J. ). Bushnell, Register.
A true copy OF rrcOrd,
81 Attest J. 5. BUSHNELL, Register
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MIR Garfield concurred in Il C motion TO
dismiss, and the bill was dismissed; without
a dissenting VOICE.
Bills introduced. By Mr. Baxter. in re-,
lalion to capital NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. con
vIcied not 10 be executed under n year
after conviction, and then not without The
order OF the Governor, and in the mean
time 10 be in solitary confinement in the
state prison)-referTed 10 judiciary com
'riltee. ADJ
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MUSICAL

lEmtGpta&nN@@m&o
\ musical en,e r.ainment will be gwen al Use
MASONIC HALL,
IN Middlebury on Tuesday evening The 9Th day
of November 1912, by The
NJ l D D l. EBURT BAND.
G- doors open Gl, performance 10 commence
al 7 O'Clock. Admission FREE.
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WESTERN FLOUR.

FETHE subscriber is receiving his FALL and
a WINTER stock of Western Flour, and has
OH hand, and coming into store NISErY-THREE
hundred barrels, manufactured at the best mills
in the country. The superiority Ofthe -four fur
nished by him. is far above any other, on aceoun;
Of his selection of the mills to make 1t, and the
vicinitics in which they are, as being beautiful
wheat countries.
lTDealers are invited to forward their orders
in season 10 ship before the close Of navigation.
in. HINSDILL.
347 River ct. TRcY, Oct. rs, 1912. %
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STATE OF VERMONT

STATE OF VERMONT
District of Addison, SIS.
RE it remembered that at a Probdre Court
% holden at Middlebury in and for the lis.
tTict o. Addison OIL the 20!h day of Oc,obe
a. ID. 1912.
Joseph Simonds administrators oftFe es
tate of
ORAMEL HARRINGTON
latc of Whiting in said District deceased
presents his petition in wiring, praying
that he may be licensed to sell all tho rea
estate of the deceased for The purpose OF
paving the debts against said estate and the
expenses Of administration, and therein sets
forth the amount Of the debts due from the
deceased. the charges of administration, the
value of the personal estate, and that it is
necessary to sell the real estate Of the de-
ceased for the purposes aforesaid 1t IL
therefore ordered that the said petition be
considered at n session of said Court to BE-
hell at the office of The Register Of said
Court in said Midd'ebury on Wednesday,
the 10Th day of November next al one
o'clock in the afternoon and that the said
administrator cause notice thereofto be Civ.
en- to all persons interested by publishing Il
certified copy of this order in the Middle.
bury Peoples Press a newspaper printed ri
sad Mlddl-bu'y three weeks success; ycIy
previous to the time OF said Court,
Aud at the SAID Court the said admins.
traitor makes application TO said Curt, to
have the time limited for the pawn en, of,he
debls of the deceased extend I'd twelye
months from the 221 day of Eecember, A
d. 1912 1t is therefore or Tered that said
application be considered at the said sess-
ion of said Court TO be k.eld al the time and
place above mentioned en- the 10th day of
November next and that the said admins
traitor eaase notice TO be given to all per
sons interested in the same manner above
mentioned.
j. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy of record.
% 3w Is. BUSHNELL, Register.
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NOSES WRIGHT,
N 0ticc.

r6,uE CupartncrShip heretofore existing ur-
4 der the liim If A. & w 5. johnson -
his dav diSSo we'd bv muIu | con>eut- AlF
crsnn indebted t, the late iIm are requested
10 call ard ectile with w. S. John-o i who Is
duly authorized to adjust tie m
A, JOHNSON.
W. s. JOHNSON.
Middabury, Oct. IL, 1912.
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See HEnE,
THE SUBSCRIBE again oIsrs a 5eiier ard more
L extensive assortment OF
STOVES

THE suhscrih,r again oasrs 4 better ard more
L 1xtcnSiYe assortment of
STOVES
Than egeE, consisting Of greater va ts'Y ot at
terms than can lie found at any oihr tS''hI 81
p,snt IN The State. He has nearly all the diff
oni kinds whicii cav be found al any ni''I Pl'r'
in this vic unity, md many others which Cab
fund no whercrise IN this County ANON" tiir''L
is The Yankee NntioT, all siz's. Tag h-H"at-
he Rotary with tlcvateG Ovens, TIE + arn9r NJ
Mechanic. tbs Mechanic Stove, and many 9th
ers- Tho Mechanic Stove IS a new Patieln--
different forn-&nd superior 10 (eSph clalIy IT,
/ summer use) any which can b. found ~ inr" To-
, zion The hest idea which eau b. given u tii'%
Stove without examination TO say thHt i a. =
Stove within a stove. Also a great variety OF P4T-
Tor and Box Stoves. AEo
| ORR'S PATENT AIR-TIGH fSfOFF.
A description of which was pu i ,sed tw" ErAfs
since Also Albright Stoves OF Cast hon "kiei
will be warrenied 10 answer the purpose Ut an ait
tight stove, and not 10 be such merely IN name
Also an ex,ensis0 assortment Of
HOLLOW WARE.
mostly of the Troy Casting and lar superior 10 -
ny made in this region.
CAULDRON KETTLES
and Pots and Kettles of all SIS. Als'1 full 49,
BRASS KETTLES.
Also
COPPER PUMPS
lorer ,hau ran be had a, any plIcc inthe S;sf+ns
the same size and quaiiiy.
LEAD PIP!E and SHEET EE\U
Rouni Iron and Nails OF all sizes. hhe the -
FLOUGIlS
which are made in tie County. S;1g" P Pc aJst
Tin Ware of all k~inds--wbich is made inF s-r.,6<
and not mcrcl, 10 sell like PInlars RIsoIs.
Dc lie would hrg the publ, not u b. alarmed nj -
a. time. shall "a hurfn r. sniff Nvisglpf PTpdI IT, shall L. III .
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2 O'Clock p. NJ.
S L 4 TIE

Notwithstanding to grand list, CAL
led up by Mr. Eubbel, and so amended, on
his motion, as 10 instruct the selec; COM
Tlttec upon the grand list to report n bill
repeating the listing lac of the last session.
The question being upon the adoption of
The resolution. ii was opposed in debate by
Mr. Briggs. when Mr. Hatch moved that the
resolution be laid on the table. This mo
lion was opposed in debate by Mir Eaton.
and withdrawn by the mover. The qIes.
tioa recurring on the passage of the reso.
luton. it was advocated by Messrs liubbel,
Starr. Cuts and Smalley, and, on mo,iu1 Of
Mr. Hatch, laid on the table and made the
order fo: tomorrow morning.
BWS.-House Dill, in amendment of sec.
6. chap. 81 Of r. s., relating TO the granting
of licenses TO sell ardent spirit, reported by
Judiciary committee, amended read a third
time and passed.
HOUSE..
Reports. ByjudIciary committee, bill in
addition to C. Al R. s., which was ordered TO
a Sd reading. By committee on educa-
ton, against any Legislation as 10 instruct
ors Of common schools.
Bill introduced. By Mr. Garfield, pro-
viding for the election of members 10 Con-
gress en- The frs, Tuesday of September
l843, and biennially thereafter, which was
referred to The general committee. BY Mir
Prenriss, relating TO banks (banks charter
ed previous 10 1910 may take the benefit of
sundry sections Of the act Of 1s42,) which
was referred TO the committee on banks.
Mr. Stark called up the resolutions rela-
tive TO The fine on Gen. Jackson and the
claim of Gen. Hulr's heirs: Mr. Barton mo-
we'd to dismiss them--ayes ll2, noes 81.
Reduction Of Salaries,
Mr. Rice called up the bill in addition to
chap. lO7 r. s., and moved TO amend Dy
striking out the Secretary Of The Governor
among the list ofthose whose pay is fixed
at 81 per day agreed TO. Mr. Villas rIoved
u reduce the salary ofSec. state 10 Sl50;blll
anu amendment laid on the table and made
tue order Tor Tomorrow afternoon.
Thursday, Nov. s, 1912.
SENATE.
Report-.Mr Briggs called mn III. hons.
bill dividing the State into Congressional die
%tricts, when the Senate went INTO comm;,,ao
ofthe whole. MIR Hubbel moved an amend.
ment, erasing all after the e~nacting clause
and offering a substitute; supported in dc,
bate by Mr. Hubbel, and rejected, ID to II.
Mr. Butler then moved so to amend as to in
corporate the provisions of the bill introduce
ed by Senator Camp: amendment rejected,
IA to Is, when the committee rose aud re-
portded the bill without amendment: when
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PLAIN and diamond Beaver Cloths, Ameri-
can, English and German Broad Cloths at
half their former costs for sale by
Oct. 81. P. w. COLLINS.
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PLAIN and figured NJ. d. LANES. Printed SIX.
onies, Black. Blue Black (silk warp) LUIS
tres. Orleans and Indiana cloths cheap by
Oct. 81. p. w. COLLINS.
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NAT S. JOHNSON, will CONT ue the ISL
w . ness at tie old stand whore will be
ound a god assUr' meat of Gree, rlrs, Pants
& Dye Strff<, Boots, Shoes, &r e. which
will be sold al he lowest pIi"es or Cash Of
ready pay ,o,,s
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HAPS, CAPS.-A very large assortment
" Of Fur Caps from Q to Is dollars. Also
Boys Cloth and Fur trimmed Caps just rrcei-
we'd and will be sold very low by
w. S. JOHNSON.
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CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.

The reader will observe, in the legislative
proceedings, that the House has settled up
on The mode of districting the State. We
give the districts, with the population of
1910, and the vote of lS4l:
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DUCK WHEAT FLOUR, in B5ls. and
g HalrBbls. w. S. JOHNSON.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF VERMONT
District of Addison, SIS.
I'D it remembered thai al a Probate Court
ID holden at Middlebury ia and for The
District of Addison on the 20ih day Of o.
tOber, A. n. 4
Jo!Al Nj. Weeks named Executor in m
instrument %Purporting TO be the last wall
and testament of
ALMON PiNNEY,
late Of said Middlebury deceased, presents
the same Cor probate: 1t is therefore ordered
by said Court that the same be examined
for probate OF a session Of said Court to
be holden at the office of tie Register OF
said Court in said Middlebur5 on "edTes'
dav tho 10Th day of November next, AT one
o'clock in the afternoon: And that notice
thereof be given 10 all persons Interested
that they NAV appear and make THEN olJec-
tons to the probate, and allowance 81 SAID
will by publishing a certified copy oft.1s
order in the MidGlcbuiy Peoples Press =
newspaper printed at said middleburv three
weeks successfully previous 10 tho time Of
sal d Couri. j S. BUSHNELL. Register.
A true copy of record,
Attest, ]. S. BUSHNELL, Register. 25;3w
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Vea0 Goods.
TE1HE ubscribers is now receiving his
stock OF
Fall and Winter Goods,

Comprising al The varieties usually Gated for
in a country store. which he wiilsell cheap for
cash or approved credit. lie would call the
attention OF community TO one fact. Goods
nave been for the last few weeks declining in
pIice in market, those purchasing last reapina
The benefit, therefore enabling him to sell a
little lower than those whose purchases were
made only a lew days previous. For pruof
of this call and examine. p. w. Collins.
Cornwall, Oct. 81, 1912 %
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EBJNNET Silks, Ribbons " An,Ec,nl<
70 and a variety OF Millinery Goo.'> iuf
sale nj the cheap cash store. j. VALLEY.
Oct. 9th.
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Fur Trimmings.
COLLARS and Caps lower than ever by
Oct. 81. p. w. COLLISs.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-08

ONO ELEcrIoN.--The Ohio (Columbus)
State Journal of Saturday evening gives the
following as the result of the election for
members of the Legislature of that state:
H II WI
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-08

SHINGLES.-G cd Pine and Spruce
- Shingles, tor sale by w. S. JOHNSON.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-08

EgUFFALO ROBES.-A iarge and First
d1 Rate assortment of Buffalo Robes Just
received and for sale veiy low for cash or
ready pay, by w. S. JOHNSON.