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BRIG TON MARKET.

MONDAY. Sept. 26 1912.
AT Market $50 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores
$500 Sheep and 1850 Swine.
PRIcEs.--Beef Cattle We quote to cor
respond with last week. viz. a few extra
So 90. First quality. 81 5Oa AIS. Sec
ond quality, SO rs 25. Third quality
SO 90 8 80.
Stores.-Two year old 81 "a IL. Three
year old, Sl4 20.
Sheep.-Sales quick without much ad-
vance. Lois were sold at 100, LIZ, .25,
l. 33, and 81 81. Wethers, Sl.50. and
I,75, and2,O 90
? WOOL. Duty. The value whereof at
the place of expectation shall not exceed 7
cts. per pound, 3 per ct. ad val. All where
of the value exceeds cts per pound, 80 per
ct. ad. val and 3 cts per pound specific
Prime or Saxony Fleeces, washed, h. 81
a 40 c.-American full blood do 35 81
Do "a do 80 a 35-Do. IL do30 a 32--I-4
and common do 25 2s-Smyrna Sheep
washed, 20 ado. unwashed, 10 10
Bengasi do s to-Saxony clean Buenos
Ayres unpicked, 7 a lO-do. do. picked. ~
A l6-SuperfIne Northern pulled lamb 33
a 35-No do. do. do. % 30 No. 9 do.
DO do 20 22-No. 3 do do do IL Is.
CHEESE-Shipping and meals to Sc.
New 9 TO IL.
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Peru Iron Company

"AVE, and will constantly keep in depnS
Il Il lie with ther Asebrs at Buh ngioI .
Peru manufactured Nails and Iron, oil the fol
lowing descriptions, TO wiz -
Nails.
Sd, al, 81 6 !, Sd, IOJ, I'D, BOD, s4J. g.
4Od sod. God.
SPIKES.-4 inch, 4 -, 5, 5 2,asd 6.
f NISHING NAILS.-6L, sd, TO-, l2f
manufactured specially for finishing nlcs
work,
ROUND IRON.-3-s, 7-16, / 2, GIG. 5 8.
fI-I6, 3 4 rs. inrh, Is IA. 3d.
1I2, lbs / ga, 2 inch, = IA l-2 3,
and 3l2.
SQUARE IRON.-3-s. ZIG, 9, GIG 5-s,
Il-i6. Sd, IS !, is, IA, a-s, 9, 2l-s
inchp>.
BAND ia, 1-2, l ga, 2, IA,
2I-2,234, 3,3 1-2, 4, IL, ch.
TIRE IRON.-i Ia, lI-2, | 81, = whi-y
and fr III SO 10 thick.
HORSE SHOE IRON, various sizes
HAME AND SCROLL IRON. TO do.
MkRB F. SAW PLATES, cut srirE
al short notice.
Tie Peru lyon ca. manufacture their gods
al Clntnnville, n. Y. tIom Iron Of Their own
max. They intend 10 keep in the hands OF
their agen a more full and uPlcte as>ort~
nent than c be found in the State. II 10
believed tuaI the goods from * esIabli h
ntnt aIe b,tttr manufactured, than those from
any oth,r IN ii, yirinI:y.
PurchaSt r. a'e respectfully solicited 10 IN
Spccr The goods Oft is c.. Prices As low
and terms a favorable, ~ can b. chained N
the 5 ate.
TF.& STRONG Aeert>
AM o5h 1912 2l6W.
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The following recipe was handed us by
c. G. Tllden, Esq of Cornwall, who, from
experience can attest to its excellency. The
directions should be followed closely, if at
all,
To PICKLE ToMATos.-Secleci fair fruit,
not so fully ripe as to'be very soft lay
them n stone jar or keg with the stem part
upward, (the stem having been entirely re
moved and sprinkle on fine salt in the pro-
portion of about table spoon full TO two
dozen tomatoes let them lie in salt about
three DAYS, then take them out and dip them
in cold water to wash off the undissolyed
salt; reject all that may have become soft
or broken, and lay them down in stone jar;
then take of cinnamon, cloves, allspice,
ginger and black pepper, coarsely pulver
lied, about a table spoonful of each for a
peck of the tomatoes put the spices in bag
and boil them for ten minutes in cider vim
egar of moderate strength, and sufficient in
quantity for the peck of fruit, (if the vine
gar is of full ordinary strength, reduce 1t
with water,) let the vinegar cool TO about
blood heat and then pour IT upon the toma-
tos. Place the jar in the coolest and dar-
kest part of the celler, and exclude the air
as much as possible from its contents. The
tomatoes must be kept entirely under the
surface of the vinegar. Examine occasion
ally, and ifa scum rises to the surface of
the vinegar, turn it off and scaId it thor
oughly and skim it, letting il get cold be-
fore turning it in again. The bag ofspices
is to be kept in the jar with the tomatoes.
Tomatos thus prepared may be kept for
any length of time, and will retain their
form and flavor, improved by the flavor of
the spices Rochester Democrat
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Wool GRowING.-Some of the largest
farmers in Illinois, have gone extensively
into the Wool growing business. They
have purchased all the sheep they could
in the neighboring States, and calculate to
be able TO double, their flocks without any
additional cost, every year, as long as there
Is any demand even al low price, for wool.
They find that on the immense prairies of
that State, vast flock of Sheep with an
European sheppard and his dog, can be kept
nine months in the year, perfectly secure.
The shepherd dogs are trained in such a
way that they show high degree of sagac
ity and instinct IN their care of the sheep
If one strays the dog is ready TO drive him
TO his fold again; if wolf attack, he is 10
defend and repel the enemy ; if the flock
Is to be headed or brough into the Enclosure
for the night, or in case of a storm, he is the
agent dispatched on the errand. When
one has strayed from the fold, the dog takes
wide circuit round the flock until he comes
to the track of the wandering one, whtr h
sets OIL unerrlngly for the sheep of his Pur
suit, which he soon returns TO lis mates. If
the flock is 10 be housed or yarded, he begins
with driving in the most distant and going
round and round, all the time lessening his
circle, until he soon has them in solid
phalanx, and then drives them were desir-
ed.-Nev Herald.
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The convention in Rhode Island to re.
m odel their constitution, nave not as yet,
completed one in all its details. The ques.
ton of suffrage is settled upon as follows
every native born citizen is to vote who has
acquired a residence and paid a tax,or per
formed duty in Military or Fire Engine
company. Naturalized citizens must have
small landed income.
Abel Brown, of Albany, N. Y. was ar
Ranged on the2l Sept.for libel against Hen.
ry Clay. He pleaded not guilty. Trial to
come on soon.
More Riotsrecently among the hand wea.
vers in Philadelphia. The Police however
quelled them without bloodshed.
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SUMMARY.

Henry A. Wise, is out again to his con-
stiiuents, defining his position. They will
find ii with him, as the son of the Emerald
Isle, found it with the flea he put his fin
ger upon him and he was not there.
CANADA Is IN TRoUBLE.-The French
party in the Canadian Provincial ParIia-
mont, have control of the assembly. Sir
I harles Bagot, has appointed several
Frenchmen TO important offices in the Prov
lnces. Some of these French Canadians.
were during the Patriot struggle, most ac-
tive in fomenting it, and for which reward
was offered for their heads. This partiali-
iy shown for these men, has reused the
blood and ire of the Englishmen. They
declare, such course, will result in the
separation Of Canada, from the Mother
Country. We hope it will, and that the
Jay may soon arrive when St. Georges
Toss, shall cease TO float over British Ter
i''ory IN America we will ever pray.
Justice though sometimes slow is sure
a lady, forgive the use of the term in N.
H. has been playing of Tyler upon a young
fellow. 1t seems she promised to marry
'ne ieiiow' and even went so far as to assist
IN selecting wedding garments, house hold
furniture. DC. &c. All the while she was
DONG this she was also receiving, the at
'entlon of another fellow. The dav before
she was TO be according to promise mar.
led 10 The first fellow, she eloped with. and
married the second fellow. The disappoin.
'u lover however. fetched her to her senses.
I'll 'ne tune of $1,000 verdict for Breach of
"'lnlse' This the husband had to pay. He
''u"d her dear Companion.
Inc Concord N. Fl. Patriot, a red hot
roco paper. breaks out in curious
'-''ilatlon. Ii says God save the De.
'''dcy from the curse of John TyIers
. sincere prayer, no doubt. An hon.
"ian cannot help saying Amen to this.
w., W. l'oe", you have got Capt. Tyler,
'OOk cut or he will gum you.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT .
District of addison. SIS.

RE ii remembered that at a Probate Court
- ned at Middl bury, in and for the DIS
trict o: Addison, on the oath day of September,
4. ID. 1912.
Franklin Bump executor of the last will and
testament OF Salsthel Bump late of Salisbury, in
said District, deceased, moves this Court that
partition OF all the estate Of said decreased be made
among the legatees named in the last will and tes
lament of The deceased, according to the provis
ions thereof, and that commissioners re appoint-
ed for that purpose II is therefore ordered, that
the said executor appear before said Court at
session thereof, to bs holden at the office Of the
Re gister Of said Court, in Midllebury. on We'd
nesday, The 18th day of October next, at one
O'Clock in the afternoon. al which time and place
the said Court will appoint commissioners to make
partition and distribution of The real estate as a.
foresaid, by publishing certified copy of this
order in the MidGlebury Peoples Press. news
paper printed at said hIddlebury, three weeks
successfully previous to the time nj said Court.
j. ). BUSH NELL, Just. Peace.
true copy o. record.
81. Artes J. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
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LOTION, LOTION

Or ErGns' Beautgy'Hg IL nm
H iGbLN esteemed Tor curing llt f. up
n a ito s C.srseDrss. Re1ne and PIu-
pies The Face Meek or II nd. and IT etuaiiy
Gaming tie complexion and removing all d ~ -
ses u tn skin.
Nothing coniributrs nurh Ia g"ner ~
success in life, engaging Fl st app a. nj =
Ths Lotion IS admired most fragrant, in;ii
safe wlsh. and greatly esteemed fr~ i's -irius IA
cl"ansing. sofi mug ahd l.uIifyng The s,In o: "a!
,ruptions. injurious to female beauty. and -
storm 9 il to a high degree Of purity.
A brantIiul Bhd healrhful conPlrx'nn is tn
Pride of all who possess II, and tn envy Of those
who dcpr we'd of IT.
A geoi appearances il tn. b ST reconmc- d l.
finp; aud a. the Beantifyiug Is,'ior, purIfe' hs
skin, and removes all Pimpl.s Blo,ch"s, TN.
Sunburn, aud Rrdness, aud proiuces a brsuiIiii
hue, II Is ths only cosmetic lad y should use at
her 'ilst.
Gentlemen will also e ID this delightful rsme-
dy TO remove all r ,ughness, Pmples, Ring
worms, Spots. K dness, Soreness ni the fac; aud
nose, and every Kind oferuption on the snrfae'
of the humen body. Il is pIrtic ary recnfn
mended 10 ntlemen 10 b. us-d af T shaving
il will prevent the otherwise certain effect ut
common soap, ia turning the beard PfeInduret
gray.
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viewers having adjudicated on the lines Of
division, and made lawful records of the
same. may they live in harmony till Their
leases expires.
The Bunker Hill Monument The cor.
ner stone nobly speaks the praise of man
the top stone that of woman. Let the EARL
est light of morning gid it and parting day
lInger and play upon its summit
The publishers of 3 obscene papers in N
York city, have each been sentenced to 60
days confinement in the penitentiary. Pity
1t was not as many months.
The Boston Times is hard at work,
trying to define Mr.. Clays position and prin.
cIpies. 1t had better try and define It's own.
1t would however be labor in vain to define
It's principles, from the fact. it has none,to
define. and as TO its position it is not still
long enough at once, to find itself where it
is.
HUMAN POLICY never fixes one end of a
chain round the ANGLE of a slave. but divine
justice rivets the sother, round the neck of
his Tyrant."
Richard D. Davis, the Locofoco orator of
the recent Locfoco New York, State Con-
vention, boldly asserted, las we learn from
the Syracuse Journal that the next con-
gress would be Loco Foco, and the Tariff
Bill repealed. This is cheering to the wool
growers. How will Vermont Locos like
this
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Administrators sale of Real Estate

Administrators sale of Real Estate
NO1ICE is hereby given that the un-
~ dersigned Administrators of the es'
tate of Everil D. Hall, late of Monkton, Co.
of Addison, deceased having licence from
the hon. Probate court for the district of
Newhaven. will sell at Public Vendue, the
properly before advertised to be sold on the
9th Sept. 1912, on the / lth Of October
next, at o'clock p. VI. at l., C Keeler's
Inn, in Monkton.
IRA BUSHNELL,
wHEELock H. HALL, Ad"r''
Monkton, Sept. 81, 1912.
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The following toasts were drank at the
late Horticultural Festival in Boston. Wives
the apples of the eye to married men ;
,Sozr grapes to the old bachelors. May the
Ladies all consent to be paired.
The Modern Garden of Eden-Where
women shall still be match for man, and
more than match for any serpent.
Brother Jonathan, and Queen Victoria
they each have large families, and land e.
nough for all practical purposes. The Fence
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.N,eaC Books.

NV he subscriber has just rricev'd from
L New York, consignment of Books.
Paoer. &c. which he will sell cheap for
Cash only. CHAs. BOWEN.
Middleburv P. O.. July -. 1912.
INDIA RUBBERS AND SHOES
Bllck and Colore. French Kid Shoes and
Slips, Ciolh and Kid Buskins, Lasting l-2
Caters. Childrens Shoes, India Rubber fun'd
and plain Boots and Shoes at BIReE's.
Sept. &c. 1912.
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LIST OF LIE TIERS remaining in the P.
o. at Mddlebury, VT, Set. 80, 1912.
Abel Abbey, VIM. Brown, Matthew Black,
ID aniel Bidwell, E. 2. Booth, J. N. Blsk +,
Geo. w. Baker, c. J. Churchill, Arhsah E.
Clark, Henry Collins, Patrick Calf, Alkaline
Chamberlain, Rev. Nrman Clark, ST. phen
Cummings, Mrs. CLARK, Albro S. Cummings,
Willis Dickerson, Ora :. Dickinson, Isaac
:. Dewey, Gilbrr Everest, Sophia b. FAIR,
WIN w FIT; JOIN Fellows; Aiexr. Furrur
SON; y A G,skill; A H Goodrich; 2 Fphraim
GoJJrich: w Green. Goddard & Hin dale;
Luthr Goodno: Ammon Holden: VIM Har
nilr, Harvey Hoyt, Charles Hall; Sophia f
Harrison; James Heath; Louisa Harrington;
q JenninnS; Lewis l. Idukr; VIM Lick
Caleb Landers; w w l. Tile; Sanl MeTrels;
Nelson Ma'laii, S Il MilI>; Daniel Mclean;
Nichols & Whit /; Saml OBrien; ID P"ud,
Harlow Farmer; A gnes Palmer, Mrs Rob
bins; Elijah Rawson; Sarah RAJ som; Chas
Ro,sicot: ID P Squires; Selecthen; Levi
Smith; Alice B Snow: David Smith: Benz.
Swift: Doctor Sllter: Byron Sunderland: VIM
Snail: Ruggles Smith: J I'm Tague: So
phrnuia Wilsun: Polly Walker: Moses Whip
pie: S T Walker.
CIV c. Bowen: p. VI.
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MAGNE TIC DONTIC
THE TEETH. TIE TEE fil!,
The in .onpara5Ie Tooth p. rPir i'an.

NJ m -7NP1Ta7It I 07TT y III
rENHE fact Is proved, IN the mas Inrf =
z ul u AMI DOUBLING are iu' y -Onvl -
ofits great utihv. we have the rvid-"c tr 4f
the sale of d 10 It 25 900 boxes "f The - .utt-l
within he pas year. II Is ace tlin.d fiii - .
perien e. that wi eD used, the teeth will NV
decay but remain TIL the latest age OF NJ III. VT
their natural wear; and more-'n thpu>an : 81
,Ses, nervous 10 IrhIcie Ohai climax g. % ~
has at once been sf ctu'Ily cured by this no I
20 rular dent,frlce in America And IN con Ia
sion, vh.re. who is III young iaiy ." L.
man, ay,, the -dividua that valu a aufi'ul
set Of teeth sound gums, anil - sweet br IN
more than fifty C MS that will be longer de J.
tute OF a box of DE-. NJ. HI.chcoch's Ma ~ &c
Odoatica
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WORMS WORMS!

ER. M: fl Hi TC ,Io, KS n",' .ns+l ant
T ncGv for WUrns. THIS invvlnibl' mediriir
has been tested by the experience u more th -
ten years use, and adj mustered L. more th -
Is. 900 perspn1 If various ages, and n Il ore sol
tarv complaint, for in On" Of thoIstui' Of ~
stances, where il has been us;d grs.sbl 10 Tue
printed directions has IL ever failed.
NB Ask for Dr. VI. Hitehc"ci;'s Wrr.'-
Tea, Us thro ate many npstrums abroad To- To a.
destruction Of worms.
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HAIR! HAIR :

Badness Inporfou Discovery the Grcsf
Mystery found orf - ie~'.
s. n K. 5 EhkG y tiHiR Rt.GENFR-
ES ATOR.-D DR.. Sterrv, af.er much al-
tenton to the important subject o. p-rs rvins he
hair has after manyexpeeri -ncnts, chrmic.i all
physical, been able TO discover all Article wHh:h
is now offered with the greatest >, III nee f'r
the Toilet : the best thing ever disco. cred. iuJ
lis soitsnngand penetrating quality. 20 prod
a good h ad OF hlIr-to prevent lis iall'ng -
VIII n bildnesS Is apprel' nded--to Restore i whr'
badness has taken place, and To pr IA il lr''i
turning gray. 1t IS more nOTriShin. q an 'ti-
alum, ntque rfC. on'ghe water. " s'l
beautiful article ior ladies' curls--it mikes TIE
hair soft and lively, ahd produces Uncommon li'il-
lancy. Thousands have t-strd It's superior VI
tues aud excrll-ncr, and in every In.tducr
stands nhrIval.d. Ii is an infal iIls III II
elections of the skin the heads Il N lIs.lf,
&c. &c. Every family shouk be supple VITA
q bottle Of this oil! that 10y It's app! Cation T." the
head aud hair Of tn chilG.rn the heiut' al aud
ornamental app.ndHge of aihue heal IF h.Ir,
which nature has supplied us NAY be Pr~serv d.
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Look lit This.

VNHE s Ibscriber will supply his customers
IL ard all who desire with Linseed Oil, al
New York Prices FOR CASH only. Painting
will be done less by Is per cent. than any one
else will do. D and Pants IS per cent be-
low any olher dealer in this place Ut county.
Call and enquire Of tie subscriber al the
House occupied by Mrs Kingsley, a few dOJrs
East Of Messrs. A. & w. S. Johnsnn's sore,
or al his house 10 Weybridge near "Psper mill
bridge" TIMoTHY O'FLANAGAN.
Sept 25tb, 1912
p. S. want debts Of months Standing
paid up. Give the nimble nine pence, rather
than tie slow shiIIug. L, OF-
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took at this.

HAVE YOUA COUG H?
IN nAn DIE OF CONSU MPTION
dO,OOO every year in the U. States,
and millions suffer from trnub es"Ine coughs s"i
colds, that can he cured by DR.. NJ, iiitrhrock's
Vegetable Cream Cough Drops, a sale mrd cal
prescription, contain & no p hsonOus drugs, AMI
used IN su extensive prao tcs Tor s~vtral " r.
will most positively afford relief and save yor
from that awful disease. pulmonary u,n s,iun
which sweeps into tina grav', hundred, OF the
young, the old the 10 ely an the gay.
Hav, you a ueh2-B.' pcrsu ded purch ~
bottle of thu Cough Drops TO day! Tomorrow
NAV be TO late.
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Fail Goods.

EoHN VALET, at the cheap cash store
% is now receiving his usual stock of
Fail Goods, purchased at present reduced
prices for cash; and which he is disposed
to sell at prices which shall not fail to prove
satisfactory, and which shall perfectly cor
respond with the motto.
Middeburv, Oct. LIST 1912.
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Estate of Abram Dunning, de-

ceased.
We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for he District of Addsnn. COIN
missioners 10 receive, examine adjust all claims
and demands Of persons against the ess:e of
ADRIAN DUNNlNG,
late If Weybrdge in said ID s'r:ct, deceased. rep
resented irsolvent, and also all claims and ae-
mands exhibited IN offset thereto: A nd six months
from the 81 d1y of October being allowed by
said Court for that purpose, we do therefore give
notice that we will atteni TO the business Of our
said appointment at the dwelling house Of Wild.
ow Tryphena Drumming in Wrybridge on the
f ST Thursday ia d ccnb r and March from min
O'Clock A. VI. until four o'clock P. NJ. on ca h
Of said days.
LoLUuEUs BowBIsH Commas
PHlLn JEwETr SiOners
Dated at Weybrldge this 81 day OF October
1912
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A LOUD CALL.

Those indebted to the subscriber. on
Book or note are requested to settle or pay
Immediately. If this mol done BY the "a n
instant they may expect 10 perceive an H.
vitation from an attorney. No mistake.
ELIJAH ABBOT.
Weybridye. Sept. 18th 1912,
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8 RAY COW.

Straved from the village of Middlebury
on Saturday October LIST deep red COW,
middling size, rather light built, five years
old past, bag partly white, tips of her horns
Sawed off, hoover will return her to the
Pasture of R. Wainwright Esq. on Chip.
mans Hill or give information respecting
her 10 Beckwith & Dorrance shall be re
warded.
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Estate of hsahel c. DickermaD

Estate OF hsahel G. DickermaD
WE, the subscribers be ng appoi ted by the Hon.
the Probate Conrt for he District Of Addison COM
missoners receive examine and adjust all elsims
and demands Of all persons, against the estate Of
ASAHEL G. DICKERMAN,
late of Mddlebury in said district, deceased repre-
secuted nsovent and also all claims and demands
exhibited in olset therefor And six months from the
22d day of August 1912 being allowed by said
Court for that purpose do therefore hereby give
notice that will attend the business Of our said
appointment, at the dwelling house Of James Heath,
in said MiddIebury the first Wednesdays in No
vember and February next from nine O'Clock A. NJ
until four o clock, p. NJ. on each Of said days.
Cs1AS EYMOUR Commits
ii. II CHAMPLIN. ) sioners.
Dated at " ddebnry, tn 9th day oiSePiember.
LAP, %; 3w
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MI arried.

In Salisbury on the 22d inst By the
Rev. Mr.. Marsh, of Brandon, Mr.. Royal
d. Hedden, TO Miss, Mary n. Doud, both
of Salisbury.
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OUR CORRESPONDENCE. Owing TO the
pressure of matter entitled to precedence,
we have deferred our valuable communica-
ton from Ripton TO next week.
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n otto e.

Whereas my wife Rebecca, has left my
bed and board, this is therefore to forbid all
persons harboriDg, or trusting her on my
account, as will pay no debts of her con
tracing after this date.
MOSES MUNGER.
Whiting, Sep. %, 1912 81 ;3w
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n O ii e..

THIS is to certify that | have given my son Fran
els his time to trade and transact sinees for
himself and shall ne ther exact any Of his wages,
any debts Of his contracting after this date.
ABRAHAM LA VENE
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In Shoreham on the 18th inst. Edward
son of Kent Wright, aged Is years T. 9
months.
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For sale, wholesale and retail. BY Fe-TEs &
DICKINSON sole proprietors, and succ ,s$or. t. A
Hitchcock & Co, III G -nes-e Street. Utica, NJ
Y. in Mlddlrbury, by Sidney Moody. in Bra"do'
bv Warner & BIss, IN Verge mes by John -.
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His ware is as good as can be fourd. He chal-
enges any one TO produce better. IT. Most kinds
OF produce taken IN payment at the highest mar
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will be warranted not to crack by fair usag. for
SIX months.