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ANECDOTE OF Mr.. CLAY.

The following copied from Malory's
Life and Speeches of Henry Clay"
reiules one ol The most current oil the
wholesale calumnIes against the great
salesman:
In he spring Of 1929, we had the
p'ea'ure Of bnlng fellow pa'senga with
Nr Law. from New Orleans to Louis
Ul,e. Alter general acquaintance had
been established among the cabin pas
seUgers, TO pass away The time more
agreesby it was proposed 10 have
game Of cards in which one Of the nun.
ber was requested TO invite Mr. Clay TO
join When the invitation was given
he enquired what game was proposed
The reply was, Bragg" The sudden
compression Of the lips, and the change
from easy poileness to the dignifed de
portment of one entitled 10 give sdvice,
eviOced at once, a determination not to
engage in the game Excuse me, gen
tlemen," said he, 81 have not PLAYED q
game Of any kind Of hazard for more
than twelve years; and take occasion
to warn you all to avoid o practice des
trucIive Of good name, and drawing
after it evil consequences Of ncnIcuIable
magnitude, 10 earlier days it was my
misfortune owing to lively and arden
temperament. to fall into this vice, and
TO considerable extent, and 20 one car
lament more sincerely the evil and the
consequences Of il than do. These
have followed me into nearly all the
walks OF life, and though have Ions
since abandoned the pernicious practice
which led to them, it seems they will
never abandon me-"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-15
BANNER COUNTY.

At a recent congressional convention
in ~ G The vote stood tor Arlington,
dem. 1912, for SlanIy, g. c. (gone cooD)
1906. Worse than being combed with a
three legged stool. Akron Dem.
This county, so appropriately called
the banner county Of Locofocoism, is cal.
led Edgscomb; and we doubt not but it
will continue to be hailed by them as he
"baDRer county, in oil time TO come. for
there cannot be found 10 the whole Union
a more bsnlghled and ignorant populs-
ton. Ii is tho very ACE Of all Others
in which LocoIocolsm will flourish. 10
1899 when an act 10 establish common
schools was passed by the North Caro-.
lima Legislature, and submitted to the
people UI the several counties. Edge
combe rejected it by 1875 votes TO l65
The counties Of Nash and Edgcombe
compose Arrng,on's district, and accor-
ding TO the census they contain 5,694
white persons over 20 years OF age, OF
whom 2 ,63l or As out OF 100 can neither
read nor write. A the last presidential
election Van Buren, received in those
counties Q III and Harrison 2l3! This
Arlington is fit representative for the
"banner county, for he boasIed that he
regulated his votes in Congress by that
Of John Quincy Adams, always voting
against him, whether he understood the
nature ofthe question or not. The rep
resenatlve and his constituents are wei
matched, and the Locoloco party may
we'll rejoice in having a suitable "bannel
county" TO lead them!-BeucOH.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-15

Western Flour TIE present season
is the first in which Western Flour has
been sent 10 the Baltimore market in
any quantity, by the route OF the Penn
sylvsnia canals The price paid for lie
transportation from Pittsburgh 10 this
city, was 80 10 95 cents per barrel
The parcels received here have turned
out to be Of very fine quality, and have
been very generally approved. There
il no reason why many thousand barrels
ofAOur Of This description should not be
annually sod in this market, especially
if the discriminating drawback Of twen-
tv cents per barrel in favor OF Philadei-
phia we're removed. Ball. Amer.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-15

Among the l2I passengers BY the
Great Western were President Durbins
Of Dickinson College, Carlisle. Pa, and
Rev Mr. Pennington, the colored cler-
gy man, whose speeches attracted much
attention at the recent anniversaries in
London. He was admitted as a cabin
passenger. having received the same
accommodations and treatment that the
other gentlemen received from the wor'
thy captain Mr. P, states that he dea
cIined tho profer of the degree OF doctor
Of divinity conferred upon him by one
oe the British Universities.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-15

Prospect of another Mormon WGr.-
The 81. Louis New Era, Of the 10Th
uIt., saws: I'VE learn BY q gentleman
from Warsaw. that meeting Of the psO-
pie OF Hancock county TO be held at
Carthage. was called for to-day, 10 take
into confederation their relations with
the Mormons. 1t is said that a good
deal Of excitement exists against them,
and apprehensions OI serious riot aud
outbreak were entertained. The people
Of thai section OF the Slate are as hear.
,iIv tired OF the MormonS as ever tho
citizens Of Missouri we're, but they have
suffered them to obtain so strong foot.
hold that no power exists which can
deprive them ofthsir possessions. or in.
duce them 10 abandon their present 70.
sidencs."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-15

rights, and manifest anew their capacity
for sell government by triumph more
brilliant, more decisive and hope mofe
aUspicous than thar Of 1910 That &C,
comp,ished. mos, of the views Of public
policy which YOU suggest will | trust be
enforced. ami we shall once more b. hold
our country honored and respected a.
broad, be owed aud prosperous at home,
and steadily advancing in ths path which
leads TO greatness and grandeur
am, with high respect, your friend
and obedienl servant,
HENRY CLAY.
Messrs SAM Seiberr, T. j EsrIy,l
J. Colholn, and 6. A. Medeira,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-15

that era. Bot whm grodt and general
is a0ith0m them? These were
the trash aud weeds which nosled upon
the surface, but no must he a shallow
reesoner who lancies that they contain =
ed the force which lashsd tho ocean into
a commorion so terrible. The revolO-
liOn Of $40 was manifestation Of pub
lie feeling not TO be disguised"
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DEAD LETTER OFFICE.

The dead letter Office in the post Of.
fee at Washington is great curiosity.
lead letters are returned to the general
post Office with the quarterly accounts
from the $4,000 post offices which nov
exist. Five clerks are employed in the
dead letter Office. The envelopes are
taken from the packages by one clerk
who ties a string round the contents
and casts them into baSkel-.he next
clerk assorts them and compares them
with the post blls-sending the leIIsra
to another clerk TO be opened-on OPEN
ing the letters containing no valuable
incosure are thrown into basket and
DESTROYED. Those containing valuable
Enclosures are returned 10 the Office
where they were mailed and sent 10 the
owner il found. II not claimed tits pla-
csd into a separate fund, and the account
recorded, so that It can be paid 10 the
owner at any future period, if claimed.
They open about two hundred and fifty
thousand letters a quarter-there ara
now several cart loads in the Office un.
opened. The work Of opening aud
asserting them is very tedious and la
borlouG.
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PUBLIC PRINTING.-By the report of
the Secretary OF State ii appears that
1914 resms Of paper were delivered by
hun to the slate printer during the year
l842, and by the Auditors report, it al
so appears that there was paid 10 Samuel
Medary, Tor printing alone, during tho
year 1912, $ls,037 rs. This is alto.
gether the most lucrative oficslin the
Staie.-True Democrat.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-15

An enlightened traveller asserts, that
one thousand tons Of tobacco juice are
annually squirled over the fair face Of
Gods creation, and that twenty tons Of
ivory are worn out in chewing the weed
every seven years
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-15
No. 4s--WHOLE No. AS4

The Gag Rule The following iS The
vote Of ths last session OF Congres on
resembling the Twenty frat rule.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-10-04
Health. Health, Health !

NO one thing contributes more TO the health,
than sound teeth and healthy gums; and as this
blessing is enjoyed by thousands who have used
DR.. M. Hitchcock's invaluable tooth preparation
for the past ten years; and may be enjoyed and
thereby become fully satisfied OF its great superb
GRITTY over any and every other dcnlilrice in the
world. 1t has been proved beyond doubt in the
most incredulous minds that the teeth will never
decay, hut remain with their natural wear, TO the
latest age of man, by IFS use: and more Than this
nervous tooth ache. that climax of pain, has at
once been effectuaiy cured by using it. With
thrse facts before YOU, where or who is the lad,
or gentleman that values beautiful set Of teeth,
sound gums, and sweet breath more than fifty
cents, that will BE- longer destitute of box Of
DR.. NJ. Hitchcock's Magnetic Odontca.
For sale wholesale and retail. al the civ
drag STORE, by Foster and Dickinson, sole
proprietors and successors TO A. Hitchcock
& Co. Sidney Moody, Middlebury; Hnntlev
& Higgins, Salisbury; Warren Bis, Bran
d"n; S. ID, Winslow, Pittsford; J. s. Bow
man. Vergennes, Agents. 11;m3
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IS 43.
MANUFACTURERS
DAVENPORT & TURNER
WOULD respectfully inforr

HAOULD respectfully inform 4
w pat rons, and the public oo sleli
ally, that they will continue 10 r s.It''
WOOL at the establishment of ,b 1--WE CIV
dlebury manufacturing Company. IN n' N''
facture into Cloths. Cassimeres Or manu-
etts, white or colored Fannels, &c o 80
manent colors and mixes, 10 suit Tho PEI
on shares or by the yard, at the onss 's''
the owner. 'H
Being furnished with the necessa,n
paratus, and having in their emnlor aR
petent and aithful workmen, they win 'Om
tinue to improve the value and stv!o nf =. SOl'
goods, intending that they shall no, h. 'isli
passed by those of any other es,abI;sS.Saf'
liz the state. They will keen an a a
ment on hand to accommo. dale ,bo. a'SCH
may want part of their cloth in aJv,. 30
Grateful for the extensive p0,, ,a..s'
they have received,lhey hope BY s,r;c, I. !
sonal attention to business and rho s''
ests of their patrons TO receive FL rI''''
share of their favor. ''a
TERMS as reasonable as at onv o,,
lishment in the vicinity. -''''
Middlebury, June. 20.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-10-04

An experience OF atoul fiftren yrars has prov
cd beyond ii doubt, that this Vernifuge is a GER
tain and never faIiIrg cure for worms.
Since it was first put before the public, many
worthless preparations have been forced into sale
which have had their day, and ale now counted
as SO much trash, u whereas B. A. Fahnes-
tock's Vermiluge is daily increasing in popular.
iiy, owing TO lis intrinsic worth. II has only to
be used according to the directions, and il
worms exist, they will certainly be expelled from
the system. The price is % cents per bottle,
whlch brings it within the means OF all. Be
sure 10 get b. A. FAHnEsTocK's VermIiuge,
and avoid all other articles which are said to be
as good, as none of them have the virtues Of the
genuine article.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-10-04
The Greatest Wonder of the
Ace.

DIR. STERRY' Hair Rege nerator-no
matter how bald your head may be-a growth OF
hair will in almost every instance be produced,
and as natural too, as heritage grows on the plain
or the lily in the valley. This Regeneration never
fails TO cleanse the hair from dandruff and every
other extraneous substance. Is your head baldl
be persuaded TO try this remedy. 1t will satisfy
YOUR largest desir by producing good head Of
hair and preserving ]; in healthy state. Every
family should be supplied with bottle Of this
invaluable article, that by its application TO the
head and hair of their children shat beautiful and
ornamental appendage, fine head of hair may
be preserved.
For sale wholesale and retail, at the city drug
sore. No III Genesee st. by Foster & Dickin-
son; Sidney Moody, Middlebury;Huntley Big
gins Salisbury Warren Bliss, Brandon; s. ID.
winsIow. Rittsfo I'd; J.. s. Bowman, Vergennes
Agents. lHm8
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CABINET FURNITURE,

which they will dispose of as cheap if not
cheaper, Than can be bought at any olher
Cahiner Shop in the town Of Middlebury.-
Their Furniture is manufactured of good
stock. and in workmanlk Ike manner. They
would also say 10 those who wish 10 have
work made 10 their own par ticular liking that
they shall be pleased 10 lave them call, and
so far as goo materials, faithful work, and
fair prices are concerned, they can warrant
satisfaction. 6;tf
MiddIebury, June II, 1913.
NIB. The above work will be exchanged
for Lumber, such as Pine, Cherry. Birch. Ma
ole, Baurruut, and Eastwood Boarts and
Planks. &C. &c.
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Whteiy, Green 70, Pa, May IL, 1s4S.
Mr.. A. B. Fahnes.ock & Co.:
Dear Sill have been using your Vermifuge
in my practice for a number of years, and find
il the most safe Worm destroyer that ever had.
I was allied to child six or seven years old,
in May, 1912. which was then in spasms with
the worms. Igave it vial Of your Vermifuge,
agreeably to directors S, and the child passed 4I0
worms In few weeks, gave it another vial
and it passed 200 more, making in all $40
worms. The child recovered imme 1iately, and
has enjoy ed good health evor since.
have prescribed il in many other cases, in
which it has brought awav 200 and 800 worms.
JONATHAN MORRIS.
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DENTISTRY.
N. HARRIS. SURGEON DENTIST.

." GUILD express his gratitude to The
w public for the patronage which b.;
been so literally bestowed upon him, AID
trusts that his skill and enlarged expertnce
will secure a continuance of it. He would
assure the public that he has ever endeavcfst
TO keep up with all the Improvements in r.;
science of Dentistry, by scquainting hlns'i
with the most recent publications, and by co =
respondence with distinguished practitioner,
in the cities. He last spring purchased Oh
that skiful dentist DR. Whtlemore Of b17'oD''
the art of making The GOLD AMALGuN y.gicA
has recently been so happily adopted into The
practice of the profession in Boston, Ne"
York and other places, and has been the frs'
to introduce it into this region. So complete
ly does This composition shield the tooth, tna.
those hitherto become tender and useless. DV
being properly cleansed and filed, may Do
preserved, and so restored. that The posse,s.::O'
can masIcate his food with as much facility
as though no defect existed.
Middlebury, Dee. ', 1912.
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1913. NOTICE. 1913.

SHNHE Subscribers are happy to inform their
"a old and new cusbm-rS, as well the public
generally, that they have just received well Sc
iecied assortment Of goods from The Boston and
New York markets, peculiarly adapted 10 Coun-
Try trade. Al the unprecedented low prices Of
goods in market We well assured that we
shall not be undersold by any one. We are de-
termined 10 render 10 the Farmer and Mechanic
equivalent for THEN produce which has fallen
60 the lowest point. We can conceive of nc rea-
son that will justify ASKING OLD HIGH PRIcEs
for goods ~ len every thing that is rendered in
payment is by unavoidable necessity al the low
est etb. Our assortment comprises goods of the
latest fashion selected for the double purpose n
pleasing the eve and durability. We have Of
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Children C'ry.
NOR SHERMAN'S LOZENGES,

nIeasan, a. rho he's, Psnuern;,, C,,dy and
bosses ali ,h., nron.r ;..l renn;S; C,r ci,r; :,
fbem whom s;ct b. Sherd,.n i an exns,;'
coed Pbvs;c,an and m,mhar of ,b.. Med.
icaJ Sncie,v oG The civ of New York and
has abandon. n a Iarge and lucrative nr3ct;ce
n enable him 10 ;niIoJuce Wsd;c;na in ,b;s
nIeas,nt f,rm Five vs,r,s sxner;anca and
The consunr;on NJ one hundred and ,uen,v'
six ions OF his Lozenges, has placed them
beyond doubt or uncertainty.
WORMS CAUSE DEATH.
And manv suffer for months. and even
wears. from Them. wiihnut susnectino The
cause, They NAV be known bv had heath
picking at the nose. npawipo al the stomach
paleness about the rs and flushed cheeks,
starring in sleep, grinding of the teeth. main
in the stomach. beily. and POINTS. flashes of
heat. chills. drowsiness headache. fits had
bad tasIe in the mouth. dry couoh Ceveri>h-
ness voracious annette. leanness. itcl,ioo of
the arms &c. The multi,ude of eases ,bese
Lozeoces have cured is almost Incredible &.
failure has never been known.
uY uEAD WIFI cpt1r
T. "a h., Il,
L, o" ''S py u''se wI'' are SUBJECT 10
Iii nc an, casa a'p"I,
,.n o,;,u,e1 Tbe,, o,,.a pai Nv" o' ,t in
io.., 90, c;oI,,,.. to....- r
nouJoncu fs,,ana az 80" VIC, 81 SpmnI' ues
n thai sbo,, snace of time Tbay d;sneI ali
tho distressing svmnron,s of = n;oh,,. 49,
naliob. keen IN ib,. SHIRTS and a9atis ~
s,n +, undero, gr,.,t ooan,.I and bod;I', ri
They enabled Co Wash;na,on IT, '0m -
walk - hours wi,bout r.st :, sI.a, u 10
said he enid No, ave sone >, u,;,hon, ,bon,
NV ooU~,, 49,, 49, 49,
al al 4.
oav many, aud sfiil they go on neglecting
ull The grave swallows them up. Sher-
mans O"ueh Lozenges Will Immediately al
lay all ordinary cases. They cure the most
oostlna'e, recent ones: IN lew hours, and
never iaii 10 DO so. In Asthma. who"pins-
co"s u; .nusn a.'ehulns measles, ana tight-
Consumn,on whar. Jsa,b '', has o ,e's, IN
81 ,hapn 7 49, uen'h nas no, SET ms
SEAL H. 'hese La1shses VIII restore The bloom
,v;se los, ns,;ert IT,, h 10" y" t'e ''nei
80 O ,ar p H., La net nave cu'eu sn at
,'J "au oeer sisen up oy 'nelr
rnr;nc CorabS anJ Coids n oI'eo. 1 nv
!. Lnewn ,I;.nn.,,'o,, ,Lo anu s"sny
tbe demanJ r,r ,hoo, y -, rnI ,I VIII, anu
If all OnIv ,h;nt &c G,a nu .ne IUncel'eloh
~ rIs,son, y, ,ha 49, VI NV vi siA ho%enses,
nlpmh cnrino rho n,o', a. en'a Cs SUI
los han th,r,v r,;n,,,a. oous"' III
EuEUw. TiSM = 1rup,co
po;n "a n.i ioM hp a nAuo
~ at Te 'h t IN 1ne preaS.; Sidr,D
G,Ii;ng p r. 'hs w we ouoys re'''a,e "eakness,
Shau1sn,s M "n", r1es, &c, cured py
onI,, IoIo ~, wan raster Wn'ch costs
10y, ~, -, nus hpPi,eu 10 Io'nS, nuIaws
Wien ou uucG .ne 'oo'I WITHOUT 'ae ,sa>t pam
Hon sd. Porter Hon p Re,rdsIav Rev
Darn. An,ho,,. ID - S,ho.,; So, D.
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Old PARIS
Last will and Testament !

most singular Document has recently been
brought to light, written by tbs celebrated OLD
Pam. who attained the almost incredible age oil
l52 years. 1t is rilten on parchment, and al
though upwards Of 200 years old is in an excel
lent state of preservation. The following is an
extract:-
"These 90 certi6e vt yet aforementioned
We method of preserving health, which BY ye
grace of Almi- hiy God has caused me to attain
10 nv miraculous age. Albert in my youth
was afflicted with We Bloody Flux and King'sEvii
but which ali left me by using some days ye
herbs as herein written"
Here follows the receipt:
.Moreover, bequeath TO my second Great
Grandson ye method employ for preparing ye
medlcament Given this day, in We l4Ith year
Of age" THOMAS FAhn'
"Winnington, Salop, Januarie, l1Ih' lo'o-
THOMAS PARR,-BoRN 1893, DIED 1855.
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Mofat's Vegetable Life Pills &

PHOENIX BITTERS.-These superatlve
family medicines have long since acqui ed
an established reputation Tor direct aud inva =
riabe eff cacy in all The prevalent AMI ordin
" diseases. as well as in many others of a
prcu lar an aggravated character. The
virtues are prov ed by the voluntary testimor
nials of the persons they have cured, and who
accompany their certificates with their names
and places Of residence. These certificates
now amount 10 thousands, being hundreds to
"a III particular kind OF disease. They en-
brace the most irightful and iuveterate cases
of Scroiula, Piles. Dyspepsia, Bilious and
Liver affections, acute and chronic Rheuma-
Iism, Asthma, Bronchitis, Scrnfulous as well
as Mucous Consumption, habitual cOstIve-
ness, Norns. Stomach and Bowel complaints
Of all kinds, headache, giddiness, and uerv-
GUS debility, sruptive diseases. and the cloud
ed, sallow,unhraithv appearance Of The skin
arising from vsrious causes OF i'll health Fee
YER and Agur, of every variety; settled pans
in the side, back, "rgans aud limbs, humors,
ulcers, foul breath and inward fever, night
sweatS and general weakness and loss of ap-
petite, the mumps, swollen face and gums,
affections If The bladder, kidney, SPLEEN and
plura, and the Sickness accidental 10 females,
together with verv many other maladies
which cannot be EeIe enumerated. The GER
ti6cates Of cure to all these diseases are i'm
mense in number, and clear, direct and exp!i-
cit in description, and coming as they do in
every case from the persons cured, they are
indisputable and conclusive in authority
These inestimable medicines should there
fore be kept in every mily aud grown per-
son in the Union, as they will be found 10 be
not only the best remedies for disease, but
also It's most certain preven.ives, and tie
surest renovators Of sound, cheerful and E.
lastic health. They are sinaularly mild and
agreeable in their operation, and though per-
fectly effectual, never occasions even the
temporary prosirarinu and nausea. which al
ways follow The use oi.coarse drastic purges
and tie use of calomel.
~ For sale wholesalr and retail BY Ha-
gar and Arthur, Burling ton, VT, Agents for
the state; Middlebury BY w. P. Russell,
first door south The Postoffice. SGT
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-10-04
Caution !

Be very cautious 10 get the genuine B. A.Fah-
nestocks Vermifuge. and put no confidence in
the statement made by Comsiock & Co., that
KoLMsTocK's is the same Fahnstock's. 1t is
not the same, and does not possess the virtues Of
cur excellent remedy.
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & co.
For sale in MddIebury, by Russell s. GRID
LEY Agent. 1l;yl
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Beauty. Beauty J

DR.. EVANS Beauiifying Lotion is the most
sovereign remedy for eiIectually removing PIN
pies, blotches, sun burn, tan, and other detects
of the skin, for beanlfying and preserving IFS
beauty. that has ever been offered to the ladies
and gentlemen Of this country. Nothing con.
tributes So much to our general success in life.
as an engaging first appearance.
This Lotion, saubrious IL lis nature, and so
beautifyiug in its effects, that after using IT a
short time it improves the skin 10 perfection, rem
dering it white, soft, smooth aud healthy. A
beautiful complexion is the pride of all who pos
scss it, and the envy Of those who are deprived
OF it. and as the Lotion will do all 1t Processes IL
has become the only cosmetic in extensive use.
Gentlemen whose faces are tender or rough at
ter shaving or otherwise detective will hnd this
to be delightful remedy, as it will leave the face
smooth and prevent the otherwise ceran effect
of all common soap, in turning the beard Preml-
tureIv qrev ll;m3
as FOR sale wholesale and retail al the
city drug store, No. III Genesee ST. by Eos
ter and Dicklnsot; Sidney Mandy, Middle
bury; Huntey & Higgins, Salisbury; War
rem Bliss, Brsndon; S. d. Winsow, Pitts
for; J. s. Bowman; Vergennes; Agents.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-10-04
Hartford.

THE subscriber has been appointed Apen, r.,
the HARTFORD FIRE Insurance CoNp.xv
FOR Middlebury and vicinity, and will receiv,.
proposals for insuring property against loss or
damage by Fire. The long established reputa-
tion of This company, and the promptness with
which all their transactions have been character.
ised render il unnecessary 10 say anything in its
favor. All business connected with the Office
intrusted to him will be faithfully and pune.
tually transacted. JONATHAN HAGAR
Midllebury, Feb. 26, 1912 42;y Agent.