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PUBLIC AUCTION.

NNO be sold at Auction, Thursday the
IL 9Th Of August next, a; O'Clock
p. NJ. unless previously disposed of BY pri
ya;e sale) on the premises Dwelling House
&c. situated on Pleasant ST. in the village
of MiddIebury, Vt.-formerly occupied BY
the subscriber, and now by his SUCCESSOR,
Pres. Labaree. Said house is pleasantly
situated, on spacious lot; and with little
external repair (the interior being in fin
ishe1 sta,e) would furnish convenient and
elegan, place of residence for any gentleman
of business or for one who wished 10 give
his children liberal education. at cheap
rate, and under his own supervision.
The terms Of payment will be LIBERAL
For further particulars inquire Of P. Starr
Esq. or Z. Beckwith.
JOSHUA BATES.
June Goth. 1s43. II; I. aug. IT.
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CABINET FURNITURE.

which they will dispose of as cheap if not
cheaper, Than can be bought at any Other
Cabinet Shop in the town of Middlebury.-
Their Furniture is manufactured of good
stock, and in workmanlike manner. They
would also say 10 those who wish to have
work made 10 their own particular liking that
they shall be pleased to have them call, and
so far as goot materials, faithful work, and
fair prices are concerned, they can warrant
satisfaction. 6Ff
Middlebury, June IL, 1s43.
NIB. The above work will be exchanged
for Lumber, such as Pine, Cherry. Birch, Ma
pie, Bliternut, aud Eastwood Boards and
flanks. &c. &c.
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Musical Concert.

Tie Fourth of July will be celebrated by
vocal music at the Congregational Meeting
House in New Haven. by the Choir Of
Henry 4. Scott. Exercises 10 commence
at o'clock P. NJ. The variety of Music
will consist of Sentences, Chants, Motetis,
Anthems, Choruses, Hymns. and variety
of Gees. The citizens ofNew Haven and
The adjoining towns are respectfully invited
to attend; likewise all lovers ofgood music
E. V. HEEKocK,
l.. w. STow,
X. ASHLEY, g.
L. M. STow,
E. D. HALL,
L. F. SPRAGUE,
New Haven. June "a, IS43.
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SEIZURE OF TIE SANDWICH IsLANDs.-Ir
the House of Commons, on the 30th of May
Sir r. Peel stated there was no truth in the
report contained in the papers of that day,
of the session of the Sandwich Islands to
Great Britain.
This shows, almost conclusively, that the
doings of Lord George Paulet we're not or.
dered or authorized by the British Govern
ment, Sir Robert would never have given &C
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G- The Wlig and Anti Masonic Con.
vention Allegheny Co. Pa have nominated
Hon. III. NJ. BRAcKENBRIpGE for Congress
with full ticket for Legislature and Coun-
iy Officers. Hon. WALTER FORWARD pos.
lively declines 10 run for Congress. Me-
vile B. Craig is the candidate of The exclu.
sive Ants Alasons. If both these run, and
no other Wing, The election of the Loco Fo.
CO ca iidate is inevitable. We shall not be
surprised TO hear that the People resolve TO
vote for Mr.. Forward, in spite of his de-
CLEMSON, in order 10 avert such a catastro
ohe,
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MONEY MARKET.
Mem York june, %. 1913

This is the season between the spring
and the fall business, and though the CITY
has been full of strangers, yet there is no
great activity in buriness strangers
here are now coming rather on tours of
pleasure than for business. The steamer
brought us no important commercial news.
There was no disposition in Europe to in>
vest in our State Stocks, but there was anx.
leiy to sell the stocks on hand, holders man.
ifesting no disposition. having the impress.
sion that the rise in our securities would be
yet more. 1t is suspected that good part
of the new Treasury loan will be taken on
European account. Express.
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THE PRESIDENTS MovEMENrs,-Ths
Presidential party left Boston Immediately
after the funeral of Mr. Legare, Wednes,
day, and arrived in this city, BY the IPor-
cester, yesterday about six o'clock.
They went to Towards Hotel to break.
fast, and left the city, after three hours Of
rest and refreshment, ut o'clock en- route,
Cor Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing,
ton. Ii was their intention to reach home
in the earliest possible space of time, con-
sistent with health and safety.
But few of the friends who so lately made
themselves conspicuous in their attentions
10 the party, in this city, assembled to greet
them on their arrival. The only one we saw
at the boat, indeed, was r. C. Wetmore,
Esq, Navy Agent of this port. Others
called during the short stay of the Presi-
dent, but there was nothing like public
or general expression Of feeling, upon the
occasion.
The President aid his whole party are
looking well in health. though evidently
quite fatigIed and depressed. Mr.. Robert
Tyler was hardly recognized by his friends,
in consequence of his having curtailed the
long and Absalem like flow of hair which
made him so conspicuous and noticeable,
while here.
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A Ou.RryrrE PART.

AQUARrErrE PART. A family by the
name of Morgan, residing in the county Of
Rockland, was made decidedly musical, on
Monday last, by the advent Of four children
at birth, all of them humping boys, ard
born within ono hour. At the latest advices
the mother was doing well, and 50 far re-.
covered to be present at the christening of
the little innocents, whom she named alter
the EXPLANATIONS of the physician, as ne
passed them over to the nurse thus
"Wonderful Admirable Remarkable 1! !
Strange IN. Y. Express.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT.


District of Addison, SIS.
I BE it remembered that at Probate Cour, holden
at MiddIebury in and for the District of Addison
on the 18th day of June Is43.
| Jesse Ellsworth and Ephraim Pratt adminstra'
tors Of the estate Of
ELISHA r. PRATT,
late Of Weybridge, in said District deceased,
pres nj their pe'iton in writing to said Court,
praying for licence 10 sell The real estate
Of tho said deceased for the purpose Of
paying the debts OF the deceased and the e1p.n-
es of administration, and III. rein sets forth the
amount Of deUis due from the deceased, and
charges oil administration, the value of the per-
sonal estate. the situation OF the real estate and
that il is necessary TO sell the real estate Of The
deceased for the purposes aforesaid: II is there
fore ordered that the said petition be cons idered
at session Of said court 10 be held al the Office
Of the Register of said court in Middebury on
Thursday the Goth day of July ext at one o.
clock IN the afternoon; And That said admin stra-
tors give notice 10 all persons interested that they
may appear and make their objections, if any
they have TO SAID licence. being granted by
publishing certified copy of this order in the
-Nlddebury Peoples Press, news paper printed
at Mddlebury, in the District of Addison. three
weeks successfully previous to the :ime Of said
Coun:
And at the said Court the said administrations
make application TO said Court 10 havo the time
limited for paying the debts Of The said deceased
extended twelve months from the 18th day ofJuly
lS43 And Mahala Pratt widow Of said deceased
having made application to this Court to have
personal estate assigned to her from the estate of
the deceased: IL is therefore ordered that said ap-
pcaiions be also considered al the session OF
said Court TO be held at the time anil place above
mentioned. and that the SAID administrators cause
notice thereof 10 be given to all persons interes-
ted in the same manner above ordered.
j. S. BUSHNELL. Register.
A true copy OF record,
Attest, J. S. BUSHNELL. Regisier. s;3w
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men-of.war steamers will bo stationed in
the Shannon-one at Tabert, and the Other
at Grass Island.
AIN.
Considerable excitement prevailed in the
Madrid Chamber of Deputies on the Goth
ult. When MN. Gomez, Becerra, and
Hoyes left the palace, they were assailed
with cries of "Fuera! Fuera Down with
the Ministers and the Ayacuchos Liberty
for ever" An ill-looking individual was
arrested in the crowd, armed with knife,
and vociferating cies of "Death against
the new president of the council" The
windows of N. Mendizabal's carriage were
broken with stones during the day, and he
had deemed it prudent not to repair to the
legislative palace. The sitting of the senate
passed off quietly. The deputation sent
with the address TO the Regent returned at
two o'clock, and M.Farrer, its president an.
nounced that it had been received BY the
Regent with the warmest professions of es-
TEEN and affection for the senate. nj.
Gomez Beccerra having subsequently pre-.
sented the decree appointing the new min
listers, the house adjourned TO the 9th. The
Gazette states that the Regent fully admit
ted the principle Of a general amnesty,
which would include Carlists az well. as
Moderados, and had likewise acquiesced in
the request ofthe Lopez ministry, that the
amount of the extraordinary contribution
levied on Barcelona no deducted from the
taxes paid by lis inhabitants.
On the 2lst all the regiments OF national
guard Of Madrid gave grand serenade 10
the Regent, who addressed the nationals,
saying his wishes and aims were theirs-to
support the constitution, freedom, and ma
tional independence.
HUNGARY.-The Hungarian journals an
nounce that the election of deputies for the
Comitat of Marmary had gwen rise to a
sanguInary riot. A cry of fire was raised,
the tocsin was rung, and stones thrown
The deputies divided into two parties, the
Wallachians and Alagyars attacked each
other, and the latter was obliged to fly. The
troops were called out and the inhabitants,
being increased with the nobility, who had
set fire to several houses, joined the militia
ry, who had barricaded themselves and
threw stones upon the soldiers, many of
whom were wounded. The troops then at
tackled the nobility, and compelled them to
retreat out of the town. There were more
than 200 persons wounded, but the number
killed had not been ascertained.
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Pencil of Nature.

MESSRS. wHITMORE & PORTER, respec..
Iil fully inform the citizens of Middlebury and vi
entity, that they have taken rooms and up their ap
paratus for taking
DAGUERREOTYPE MINIATURES,
at J. C. Huntington's Hotel, and will remain there a
few days, where they will be happy exhibit the
Ladies and Gentlemen Of Middebury, specimens Of
their work, and render such other attention may be
necessary for their information.
Those who have a specimen Of Natures
Pencillings can hardly form adequate idea Of the
extreme perfection, beauty. and wonderful mnuteness
Of Daguerreotype Picture. Suffice it to say that pro-
auctions Of this process the works Of NATURE and
not Of artthe light Of heaven alone IL the pencil
ed.
Middlebury, June 2S IS43 Sw2
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A DUEL AT WAsHINGroN.-The Balti-
more Clipper has story. which, from what
is known 10 US of the parties alluded to in
it, we utterly discredt,that duel took place
on Saturday, at Bladensburg, between Mr..
Waggaman, IA nephew of the President. J
and Mr.. G. Jones. OF the South. At the
first fire, it is said, the two middle fingers
of one of Mr.. Jones' hands were broken,
when a reconciliation took place. Express.
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Tho subscribers are engaged in making the A.
boye named Rakes, and are now ready to sell
them at Wholesale, or retail, or 10 depositc them
out for sale on Commission.
They are far superior 10 the common hand
rake Tor Isking i GIL grass and for rnking a!ier.
7 lac heads are 6 feet Icing with 90 teeth
Pric al so at the Gnciery.
WHEELER. TREADwAY and Rich.
ShOreham, June, Il, 1913
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90 Hon. BARKER BuRSELL, of Nantucket
Mass a member of me last and elected to the
next Congress died at Washington City on
Thursday evening last, aged As years-a vic
tim of consumption. We knew him as an
able, upright and patriotic man. whose loss
the country may well deplore. He was at %
years of age member of the Massachusetts
Legislature: afterwards of the Convention
which formed the present Constitution of
Massachusetts, and in 1899 an influential
Delegate to the Harrisburgh Convention
he lived the life and died the triumphant
death of Christian
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lS43.] NOTICE. [IS43,

VIE Subscribers are happy 10 iaiorn VI rit
- old and new customers, a. well the pub 10
generally, that they have just received well &c
Iecied assortment Of goods fr,m the Boston und
New York markets, peculiarly adapted to coGn.
uJ Trade. AT the unprecedented low prices u
goods in market VIC are we'll assured that ,..
snail not be undersold by any onr. We Ale
termined 10 render TO the Farmer sud M,cEanr.
an equivalent for theii produce which hxs Lii n
to the lowest point. We can conceive Of NO rea--
son that will justify asErSc OLD HIon PRIes.
Tor goods when every thing that is rendered IL.
payment is BY unayo dable necess ty al tho loa-
est eob. Our assortment comprises goods Of Il,
latest fashion selected Tor The double purpose
pleasing the eve and Durability. We have Of
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GEoRGIA.-We learn from the n. Y Tri-
bune that the Loco Focos of Georgia held a
State Convention at Milledgevilie on the 9Th
and 9Th inst. A committee was appointed
who nominated John c. Calhoun for that
high station. The delegates proposed at the
Legislative Caucus last winter Gall Calhoun
men) were chosen to attend the Baltimore
Convention, in May, 1874. There seems 10
have been little or no Van Burenism on hand .
The nomination of Calhoun was confirmed
without dissent.
Mark A Cooper was nominated as the Lo-
co Foco candidate for Governor.
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Notice.

THE Copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers is This day BY mutual con-
sent dissolved The notes and accounts Of the
Company will be settled by E. Wainwright at the
old stand, e. WAINWRIGHT.
A. A. WAINWRIGHT.
May 90, IsI3.
ALL persons indebted to the late firm of Z. &
A. A. Wainwright are requested to call and adj
just the same without delay. at the store lately
occupied By said firm. The subscriber will con
tinue the business Us usual.
E. WAINWRIGHT.
June. le43
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w. e. j. Whitaker,
CABINET MAKERS.

D RESPECTFULLY inform the nhabi.
Ao tants Of this vicinity, that they have
located themselves 10 the building called the
old Markham place, directly west Of Asa
Francis store, and opposite the wooden fac
Tory, where they have on hand good assort-
ment oil
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nj a d.

In Bethel, on the 9TH inst. by Rev. Mr..
Field, Mr.. Ransom Southland, of Addison,
to Miss Harriet T. daughter of Mr.. Ira
Crane, of the former place.
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Liberation.

THIS may certify that have given my two sons
l. Thomas William, and George Andrew Curry,
their time until they arrive the age of Fl years
trade and transact business for themselves. shall
neither exact Of their wages pay any debts Of
their contracting after this daie.
ANDREW CURRY
Middlebury, June IS lS43.
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Died.

In Shoreham on the I1th of June, Of
cankerash Marion E. only daughter Of
Reuben Smith aged 3 years ii months
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TO YOUNG FARMERS.

The subscriber can give fine oPPor' u5'ty to !
number Of indus, rious md snterpr'siss !oung f-r-
mers. who have but LITTLE or property and wiz
to get start in the world. He can lease few i'S
on the mountain, for from three 10 i've years ~itr
r nj. and accept very moderate rent aherraris--
Those, who apply fra, will Of eaurss have - al
vantage Of selecting.
Thomas A. Merrill. Treasurer Of Ni5di~51rr
college
Middl.t1ry. Jnas So 154a i3s
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STATE OF VERMONT, ,
District Of Addison IS (

u holden at MidJlebury in and for the dis
tricL Of Addison on the l7h day oi June
A. ID. lS43.
Ira Allen administrator Of the estate Of
ENOS SEVERANCE,
late OF said Mddlebury, deceased presents his petit
ton in writing setting forth that the said deceased
IN his life time under binding contract to convey
about Of land from the south side Of his home
farm Moses Severance and also that the said de-
ceased under like contract to convey about five
from the side of said farm to Mynduse
also setting forth the Of debts due from the de-
ceased and charges Of administration the value Of the
personal estate and the situation Of the real estate
and that 1t Is necessary sell real for The pur-
pose opayng the debts Of the deceased and expenses
the sad two pieces Of land according said contracts
Of the deceased and also sell real estate for the pur
pose of paying the debts Of the deceased and the ex
penses of administration is therefore ordered that
the said petition be considered at a session of said
Court to be he'll the Office Of the Register Of said
Court on Thursday the 10Th day Of July next at one o.
clock in the afternoon and that said administrator
give notice theeo to all persons interested that they
may appear and make their objections il any they have
to said license being granted, by publishing certified
copy Of this order in the Middebury Peoples Press
newspaper printed at said Middlebury, three weeks
successfully previous to the session Of said Court.
And at the same Court the said Administrator makes
application 70 have the time limited for paying the
debts Of said deceased extended twelve months from
the 18th day ofAugust A. d. 1913: II therefore
dered that said application be considered the session
of said Court tn be held the time and place above
mentioned and that the said administrator cause notice
thereoto be given ell persons interested in the same
manner above ordered.
J. s. BUSHNELL, Register,
A true copy Of record,
Attest J. S. BUSHNELL, Reg.
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J. s. BUSHNELL, Register,
A true copy Of record,
8 Attest J. s. BUSHNELL, Reg.
Commissioners Notice.

WE the subscribers being appointed by the Pro.
bate Court for the district IF Addison Commission.
ers 10 receive, examine and adjust all the claim,
and demands Of all persons against the Estate Of
ALVA ENGLISH,
late Of Middlehury in said District deceased and also
all claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto:
And six mo- tbs from the 9th day ofJune inst, being
allowed by said Court for that purpose, we do there.
fore give notice that will attend to the busines.
Of our said appointment at the wclling house Of the
widow Of the deceased in Middlebury on the LIST
Mondays OF September and December ucxt from one
O'Clock P, NJ. until four O'Clock p. NJ. on each Of
said days.
EDWIN HAMMOND, IT,
ALFRED STOWELL. 0"
Dated at Middlebury this 9Th day of Jnne 1913.
S-3w.
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E The following persons we're appOin-
ted as delegates 10 the Wing State Conven-
ton TO be holden q: Rutland the 2sIh inst.
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Notice.
Printed Lawns.

A GREAT variety of French printed
"A Lawns.-AIso, Chene Stripe Cling
hams "a new article for Ladies wesr) NJ. DE
LANES and Belzernes-English and Amer
icsn Prints in great variety and beautiful pat
terms, Just received al the cheap cash store,
end for sale by JOHN NALLETT.
Nav, 1913
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unqualified denial to the report if be had
given orders for the seizure.
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Dry Goods,

Broadclolhs, Cassimeres, Vestings
and materia Is Of almost every kind for Sum
msr apparel, Jusl opened and for sale By
z. BECKWITH, & co.
Nav 1913.
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rRAPE De SYRIAs. "a new article.
~ Plain and printed MousseIsin DeIain-,
Printed Lawns, Dress ant Bonnet Silks, this
day open ed by p. w. COLLINS.
Cornwall, Muy, Is, 1913.
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Groceries.

A CHOICE iot Of Groceries, Cr"cLe 3
N Hardware and L"oking Glasses, aieT
rremelY low prices, just received and for "a ;
by p. w. COLLINS.
CornwiIl, May IL, !s43.
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Hats.

A FEW cases Of exna Nutrid ani
N MoIcskin Hats and velvetrrn Gaps n
by p. w. COLLINS
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men-of.war steamers will bo stationed in
the Shannon-one at Tabert, and the other
at Grass Island.
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A true copy OF record,
Attest, J. S. BUSHNELL. Register. s;3w
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Goods.

in pu suance of
the order Of the pro-
bale Court for the
District Of ADDISON,
l slell offer for sIle
at Auction at the
Vermont Hotel in
Middlebuy, on the
first day of July
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Grams Improved Drag Rakes.

June. 1913.
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These. quotations show great uniformity OF prices
The above periods include the time before the close Of
navigation and since All the articles quoted except cot
ton are those received by the canal from the interior and
still prices are not materially affected by the cessation of
receipts The stocks Of the principal articles Of
sumption are sufficiently large to prevent prices adj
vancng through the winter large per cent Flour has
improved little since the closing of the canal but the
supply in store here svery heavy and the advance
not be sustained
Bills Of the Providence County Bank r. l., not re
deemed at the Suffolk Bank, Boston This Bank has late
y been robbed of large amount and their bills not being
received in Boston, will do them still further injury.
The United States Insurance Company of Boston have
declared semannua dividend of eight per cent payable
on the 18th instant
The transactions in American Stocks, in London, pre-
vous to the departure of the Acadia, to small
tent and principally at previous rates. There
saon to speculation and investments in these securities
were very trifing.