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PUBLIC AUCTION.

FEYO be sold at Auction, Thursday the
4 18th of August next, q: o'clock
p. NJ. (unIess previously disposed of by pri
va;e snle) on the premises Dwelling House
&c. situated on Pleasant ST. in the village
of MiddIebury, V,.-fo-merly occupied by
The subscriber, and now by his successor,
Pres. Labaree. Said house is pleasantly
situated, on a spacious lot; and with Iiitle
external repair Qhe interior being in fin
ishe1 state) would furnish convenient and
elegant place of residence for any gentleman
of business or for one who wished 10 give
his children liberal education. al cheap
rate, and under his own supervision.
The terms of payment will be LIBERAL
For further particulars inquire Of P. Starr
Esq. or 4. Beck~iih.
JOSHUA BATES.
June goth, 1913. Il; t. aug. II.
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always regretted our ignorance of the
Dutch language, but never so inch as when
MIR. Van Buren, discarded that uncouth
word Undertook, and adopted as the
name of his seat that mild, demulcent and
euphonic word Underworld There ap-
peared to be something in it so sweet and
tender that we could not but believe from
the first that the name must be significant
and very proper. Yet we have been left
to wonder what it could mean, until yester-
day, when gentlemen, conrersant with
the Dutch language, solved the difficulty
Underwood is derived from void, signifying
forest, and linden, species of slippery elm.
The true meaning of the word, is slippery
elm forest.-Louisville Jour.
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County Committee.
BRIG TON MA X X E T
Mo>DAY, June 25. 1913.
Reported for then. E. Farmer

Mo>DAY, June 25. 1913
Reported for then. E. Farmer
At Market $50 Beef Cattle, II pair wor
king Oxen, Is Cows and Calves. 1900 Sheer
and 300 Swine. so Beef Cattle unsoId.
PRIcEs.-Beef Cattle.-We quote a few
extra SIS 25 First quality, S4.75 So 90.
Second quality, S4,25 a $3.50 Third
quality, 1925 S4,25.
Working Oxen-Sales sos. $40 S7S.
Sheep.-LOts were sold at $3.50 to ST..
So.
WOOL. Duty. The value whereof al
the place of expectation shall not exceed I
cts. per pound. free. All whereof the value
exceeds els. per pound, 80 per ct. ad. val.
and 3 cts. per pound.
This article were without any material
change in prices. But little Wool of the
new clip has come to market, but there is a
supply Of the last clip sufficient to meet Inc
present demand. Pulled wool is not abun-
dant. No very extensive sales of either do
nestle or foreign have come to our knowl.
edge during the past week.
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ALAS ALAS!!

The Age and the Patriot, are whining be-
cause last week we gave notice to the peo-
pie to look out for travelling locofoco agents
who were about the state making arrange
ments for the circulation of Free trade pa-
pers such as the Vermont Patriot, Spirit
of the Age, and The True Democrat
Hundreds ofpapers of this description have
been recently hawked about Middebury
and vicinity and probably in other portions
of the county.
Who can question the right of these en-
issaries to traverse the state from one end
to the other, or of the editors of these To-
cofoco journals to use the language of the
Age last week, "to scatter these sickly
and lying sheets" in every village, house
and hamlet, through Vermont. But who
can doubt our right to put the people on
their guard against the poison they are at
tempting 10 diffuse, and to stir them up to
the most strenuous efforts against this new
born loco zeal for free trade, as deadly as the
Bohan UPas, more especially to the agri-
cultural interests Of the countryl While
we can hold pen, we will not cease to
cry aloud against the assailants of protec-
ton, as traitors TO the people, and the adj
vocates of policy which, if persisted ins,
will eventually bring this country to nation
al beggary, yea, TO become the slaves of
shareholders, and hewers Of wood and draw
ers of water, to the pauper population Of
Europe.
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DAGUERREoTYPE MnlArURes-As our
citizens have never before had an opportu-
nifty to witness specimens of this kind, and
the manner in which faces and objects are
painted by nature, as perfect as life, they
will do well to call at the rooms of Messrs
Whitmore and Porter at Huntington's
where they will remain few days
When it was first announced to the
world that by the light of Heaven alone the
most perfect and minute sinilitudes of ma
lures works could be painted,i was Deem
ed almost incredible. But its reality is
now as certain as human existence, and
as like every other art in its infancy it is
susceptible of vast Improvements, it is
likely to produce as great revolution in
pictorial productions, as steam in maratime
operations. Let the people crafty a lau-
dable curiosity in relation to this wonder
iul art, by calling upon the gentlemen now
at duntington's, who promise to render
every attention necessary for the informa-
itoa Of visitess.
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ANTl-SLAVERY MEETING.

An Anti-Slavery Meeting will be holden
in this village on The 18th and 18th days of
July inst. commencing al 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
on each of said days. j. A. COLLINS, the
General Agent of the Massachusetts Anti.
Slavery Society will be present, attended
by FREDERIC DOUGLAS, a fugitive slave,
who relates, with thrilling effect, what he
has seen and felt Of slavery, and by GEORGE
BRApBURN. an eloquent and disting uished
champion of the cause. All who feel an in
terest in hearing the subject of slavery and
IFS abolition ably and eloquenlly discussed,
are invited to attend. The place ofholding
the meeting will be designated hereafter.
Middlebu,y, June %, Is4S.
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WING COMMITTEES.

Agreeably to the vote of the Addison
County Convention recently assembled al
Middlebury, the County Committee have
designated the following gentlemen to act
as vigilance Committees in the several
Towns
Addison--Isaiah Clark, E. H. Merrill
Lorin Smith, E. A. Gulley.
! CornwaN-Herman Sampson, Austin
Dana, Reuben Hall, Abel Wooster
Ripton-Frederick Smith, Waldo Boyce,
George Miller, Sam'l H. Hendrick.
Observation-Disclosures Baldwin, Burrel|
Smith, Daniel Webb, johnson Finney
!Sarksborough-PerIey Hill, Joel Oils
Joseph Hill, David D. Cove, Aaron Hal
lock, Hubbard Morrill, Jr.
Ncw Haren-A. P Roscoe, John Crane,
A. P. Beaman, Sylvester Doud. E. Han
Chef, H. c. Hunt, Oliver Smith, Horatio
Plumbley.
PmtOm-B. F. Gaines, G. Spencer, D.
Burwell, J. S. Tappan.
BristoLAP. s. Warner, II. Parmelee,
l.. Munson, Manford Pier, William G. BUS,
George c. Dayfoot, Wolcott Norton.
Weybridge-Leonard d. Gregory, w.
Chapman, ]. Drake, Francis Ayres.
Ferrisbwgh-David Hazard, N. w.
Porter, William Allen, A. Ball, L. HUI
burt, Il. Walker, James Barnes, d. Mid
dlebrooks, A. B. Webb.
Hancock Charles G. Robbins, Angus
tus Taylor, Mason Fasset, Robert Clafiin.
iSaiisbury-A. Taylor, SamI S. Crook,
Jonathan Gibson, John Dyar.
Whiting-William Pierce, Thomas Ba-
ker, William H. Baldwin.
SOrcham-Kent Wright, Azel Chap
man, j. S. Rice, Marvin North, Bella Howe
MiddleJwy-E. w. Perry, James NJ.
Slade, ID. S. Church, Oliver Hyde, ]. Need
ham, Reuben II. Cobb, Calvin Hill, E. s.
Birge, William Goodrich, o. p. Tuner,
S. h. Mills, w. Moore.
DTt"poTt-Doct. Corey, j. Il. Eldrldge,
ID. 5. Doty, G. A. Wicker, l.. Walker, Jo-
mas Hcmenway.
Eeicester-James S. Messer, John Bull
lock, Otis Capron, E. B. Jenney.
Grmvile-J P. Ball, j. w. Parker,
Joseph Lamb, Robert Kennedy, Marshall
Martin
Vrgennes-Rodman Chapman, j. E.
Roberts, Jared M. Taylor, John Thomp-
son.
Goshen-John Capen, Elnathan Knapp,
Reuben Allen, Rufus Towle.
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IN BANKRUPTCY

Notice to all creditors and other persons
in interest, that by order of the District Court
of the United States for the District of Yer
mont, Il dividend out of the assets Of
Almoud Moore of Granville,
Moses Sergeant of eybrdge,
Hastings Warren of Middlebury,
Alden Blackmer of Vergennes,
Nathan Wood of Middlebury,
WIN. A. Hitchcock of Shoreham,
Bankrupts will be made and declared by the
Court on The fifteenth day of July 'xt, at
ten O'Clock forenoon, at the office of Samuel
Prenti,s in Montpelier in said district, among
the creditors who shall have proved and filed
proofs of their debts before said day. unless
sufficient cause be then and there showed to
The contrary.
Dated the 24th day Of June
EDWD. II. PRENTISS, CLERK.
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CABINET FURNITURE,

which they will dispose of as cheap if not
cheaper, than can be bought at any other
Cahinei Shop in the town of Middlebury.-
Their Furniture is manufactured of good
stock, and in a workmanlike manner They
would also say 10 those who wish to have
work made 10 their own particular likir1, that
they shall be pleased to lave them call, and
so far as goo materials, faithful work, and
fair prices are concerned, they can warrant
satisfaction. Off
Middlebury, June II, 1S43.
NIB. The above work will be exchanged
for Lumber, such as Pine, Cherry. Birch. Ma
pie, Buiiernut, and Basswood Boards and
Thinks &c &C.
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Pencil of Nature.

NESSRS. WHITMORE & PORTER, respec'-
WI fully inform the citizens of Middlebury and vi
entity that they have taken and up their ap-
paratus for taking
DAGUERREOTYPE MINIATURES,
a J. C. Huntngion's Hotel, an will remain there a
few days. where they will be happy to exhibit TO the
Ladies' and Gentlemen Of Middlebury, specimens OF
their work. and render such other attention may be
necessary for their information.
Those who have specimen of Nature 5
Pencillings hardly form adequate idea Of the
extreme perfection, beauty and wonderful miauteness
of Daguerreotype Picture. Suffice II to say that pro-
auctions Of this process the works Of natur, and
not of art-the light Of heaven alone is the pencil us
ed.
Mild lebury, June IS, 1913. Sw2
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT,

. n II VI EhMOn L,
District of Addison, SIS.
BE it remembered that al Probate Court holden
at Middlebury in and for The District of Addison
on the 18th day Of June 1919.
Jesse Ellsworth and Ephraim Pratt administra.
tors Of the estate of
ELISHA r. PRATT,
late OF Weybrdge, in said District deceased,
pres nj their petition in writing TO said Court,
praying for licence to sell the real estate
Of the said deceased for The purpose Of
paying the debts of the deceased and the ex PEN
es of administration, and therein sets forth the
amount Of dcts due from the deceased, and
charges of administration, the value Of tn e per-
sonal estate. the situation of the real estate and
that il is necessary 10 sell the real estate of tho
deceased for the purposes aforesaid: II is there
fore ordered that the said petition be cons idered
at session of said court TO be held al the Office
Gf the Register of said court in Middlebury on
Thursday the 20ih day of July Text at one o.
clock IN the afternoon; And that said admin stra-
tors give notice 10 al persons interested that they
may appear and make their objections, if any
they have 10 SAID licence, being granted by
publishing certified copy of this order in the
uIddl bury Peoples Press, news paper printed
at Mlddebury, in the District of Addison, three
weeks successfully previous to the :ime OF ssid
Court:
And at the said Court the said adminisir ators
make application TO said Court 10 have the time
limited for paying tho debts Of the said deceased,
extended twelve months from tho 18Th day ofJuly
1913 And Mahala Pratt widow Of said deceased
having made application to this Cont to have
personal estate assigned TO her from the estlte oil
III" deceased: II is therefore ordered that said ap
pcaiiors be also considered at the session OF
said Court TO be held at the time and place above
mentioned. and that the said administrators cause
notice thereof 10 be given 10 all persons intercs-
ted IN the same manner above ordered.
j. S. BUSHNELL. Register.
A true copy of record.
Attest. J. 5. BUSHNELL. Register. S;3w
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

An adjourned meeting of the Addison
Go. Medical Society, will be holden at
Vergennes. on Thursday the 18th inst. at
10 o'clock A. NJ.
DC. GOODALE. Sec.
Addison, July 4, 1913.
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YUcATAN EvACUATED.-The schooner
Dover reached New Orleans on the 18th,
with Sisal dates 10 the 10th-several days
later. The war has closed; the Mexican
troops had evacuated the eminence near
Oampeachy, and were to leave Sisal and
lelchac as soon as they could procure trans
ports TO convey them to Laguna or Tam>
Pico. They tried to get the scbooners Do
yer, Cottage. Magnate and Frederick, but
failed. The Yucatecos had retired from
their forts and dismantled their guns.
Commodore Moore was to sail shortly
with the Texan feet for New Orleans or
Galveston.
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NeaO Goods.


LIST OF LETTERS
remaining in the p. o Middlebury, June 30, 1913.
A. e. Abbey, Sarah Hagar,
Miss A. Mariet Allen, Harriet Hill,
John p. Andres, E. r.. Jewett,
Frederick Beedle. Perses Lamb,
Elijah Birge, VIM. Lathrop,
VIM. J. Brown, VIM. ID. McIntire,
Ira Brown, N. Haven Sam'l. Mckee,
BIB. Billings, Phebe Marvin,
Lydia T. Brown, Mary S. Nichols,
Eloisa Bradley, Rosamond Nichols,
Martha Brown, Almon Farnsworth,
Chester Burdick, Merova Phinncy,
Narcisse Bower, Charles Olmstead,
Sarah A. Case, ID. II. Lskeman,
Simon Clark, Rev Ebenr. Nelson;
c. e. Cady, Asahael Peck,
Alexis Cheneue, VIM Pierce,
Ethel Collins, Pamela Richards,
Aueasea Cummings, Jerusha lockwood,
Plat Fish. Nath'. Ripley,
Mrs. Hiram Fau, Roswell SmHh Jr,
EIoia b. Foot, Lewis Sesswary,
Daniel Ford, Ozias Seymour,
E. G sbrath Gobontsy, Miron Selick,
Michael Graveline, George Todd,
John Grant, Aurora ToRiblec,
EIihu S. Holden, p. Washburn & Co.
Daniel Huntington, Martha s. Willamson.
Beisey e. Hosman, Charles Vago,
jeremiah Haly, Alvin Whtmorc,
Samuel Hurlbut. John Wilson.
CHAs. BOWEN, p. u.
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SUMMARY.

Paul Dillingham; has been nominated
for congress by the Locos of the 4th con-
gressional district.
The Hon Jacob Collamer, has been
nominated by the wings of the Windsor
district for congress.
CAPT MAKENzIE. 1t turns out by the
/ oath of member of the court marshal
that on the principal charges against the
Commander of the Somers, 9 members Of
the court pronounced him not guilty, and
guilty.
WINDHAM Co. has in good season made
her senatorial nomination as follows. San
ford Plnmb, William Harris and S. F.
Thompson.
ORANGE Co. wings have nominated for
Senators, Abel Underwood, Justin l.. Nor
rill aud Carlos Carpenter.
Abel P Upshur, Secretary of the Navy
has been appointed Secretary of State AID
INTERIM in the place of the Hon. H. S.
Legare.
The Dutch have demonstrated against
American reputation.
The Philadelphia Forum has discover
ed that the real cause which induces John
Tyler jr. the Private Secretary, to leave
this country and go TO China with MIR.
Gushing, is the fear that the seventeen
year locusts are going to devour every thing
GREEN in this country!
MEXICAN INDEMNITY. The Madisoni-
all announces that official information has
been received al the department of State
that the instalment of interest due to the
citizens of the United States, under the
first article of the Convention with Mexi-
CO of January, 1913, was paid on the Goth
of April last, and that the amount has been
safely RENTED to this country, and depos-
tied in the Treasury of the United States
The Madisonian announces that the
President, accompanied by the Hon. John
c. Spencer, Secretary of Treasury, the
Hon. A. z. Upshur, Secretary of the Ma
Wy, and John Tyler, ir. Private Secretary
arrived in Washington at ii o'clock, A.
NJ. on Friday, by the cars from Baltimore.
The President has entirely recovered from
his recent severe indisposition.
VINO PAYsl We learn with "great re-
greet" that the host of hangers on, curly
haired gentles, soft moustached youths, and
beardless expectants, who attached them
selves to the President in New York, and
ate and drank at the expense Of the cor
poration, had to pay their own bills in
Boston. The list was handed to the Pres
ident for him to designate who were his
suite. He struck deeply, ruthlessly, ap-
appallingly; and the young gentlemen, and
old ones, had to pay for their own iced
champaigne.-U. S. Gazette
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Grams Improved Drag Rakes.

The suascrib' rs are engaged in making the A.
Dove named Rakrs, and arc now ready to sci
them al WholesalJ, or retail, or 10 depos.te them
out for sale on Commission. -.-''.,
They far superior 10 the common hand
rake for raking light grass, ana for rpking a:er.
7 he Leads are 6 feet long with 2Oieoth
PIic 81 so at the factory.
WHEELEE, TEEADwAY and RICH.
Shoreham, June, ID, 1913
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DEATHS. The past two weeks have been
marked bv the decease OF an extraordinary
number of distinguished and prominnt III
dividuals, among whom are the Hon. H. s.
Legare, Hon, Barker Burnell, Col. e. A.
Andrew, Judge Simmons, Charles Lincoln,
Jr.
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w. e. j. Whitaker,
CABINET MAKERS.

D RESPECTFULLY inform the inhabi-
IL q tants oil this vicinity, that they have
locate themselves in the building called the
old Markham place, directly west Of Asa
Francis tore, and oppos lite the wooden fac
Tory, where they have on hand good assert
npnl OF
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Paints and Dive StufS.

VA HITE Lead. Red Lead Venetian Red
w French Yellow chrome Yellow
chrome Green " hitting. Paris White. Mad
dar Log wood, Red W. cd. Copal VarDish,
Spirits OF Turpentine, T.inseed Oil, Gold Leaf
Copper Leaf Bronze, Paint Brushes, &c. &c.
just received BY w. S. JOHNSON.
May %. 1S43.
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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 30, 1913.
ALL persons indebted to the late firm Of E. &
A A Wainwright are requested to call and ad-
Just the same without delay, at the store lately
occupied by said firm. The subscriber will CON
tinue the business as usual
E. WAINWRIGHT.
June, 1913
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Florence Hats.

II AIDES Florence Braid Hats, Straw
IL and Palm Ii do, Artificial Flowers.
Ri bbons, Fillei Cloves and Mitis, Damask
Shawls Gimps, Fans SC, a, Vallet's cheap
cash store. May, ls4S.
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1S43.] NOTICE. [lS43,

Nh Subscribers are happy TO i:form Their
N old and new customers. IS N ell The publiu
generally, that they have just rcccivcd a well Sc
,ecied assortment Of goods fIdm the Boston and
We" fork markets, peculiarly adapted 10 Coun-
ny lrade. AT the unprecedented low pricus Of
goods IN market we are well assured thai 80
shall not be undersold by any one We .r. d.
term ined 10 render TO the Farmer and Nc rh4r..e
an quivaent for then produce which la, IA.
10 The lowest point. We can conceive of q re-. .
son That viii Justify AsKtSG OLD HIGH rRIcxs
Tor goods when every thing that is rendered ~
pay ment is by unavoidable Necessity al the low
est eth. Our assortment comprises goods Of IA,
latest IA shion selected for the double purpusr -
pleasing The eve and durability We l:.r- Of
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STATE OF VERMONT, ,
District of Addison s.

STATE OF VERMONT, ,
District of Addison SIS
De IL remembered that al aprobate court
u holden ut Middlcbury in and for the dis
tFict Of Addison on the 17,h day Of June
A. d. 1913.
Ira Allen administrator Of the estate Of
ENOS SEVERANCE,
late Of said MiddIebury, deceased presents his petit
ton in writing, setting forth that the said deceased
IN his life time under binding contract convey
about of land from the south side of his home
farm TO Moses Severance and also that the said de-
ceased under like contract to convey about five
acres from the east side Of said farm Nj nduse YALE
also setting forth the amount 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 it is necessary sell real for the pur-
pose opaying the debts Of the deceased and expenses
Of administration, and praying for license convey
the said two pieces OF land according said
of the deceased and also sell real for the pur-
pose Of paying the dsbts OF the deceased and the
penses Of Administrations is therefore ordered that
the said petition he considered at a session Of said
Court TO be held at the Office Of the Register SAID
Court Thursday the 10Th day of July one o.
clock in the afternoon, and that said administrator
give notice thei eof all persons interested that they
may appear and make their objections 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 io1s 10 the session OF said Court
And at thj he Court the said Administrator makes
application 20 have the time limited for paying the
debts of said deceased extended twelve months from
the 18th day ofAugust A. D. IS43: 1t therefore
dered that said application be considered the session
of sad Court be held at the timcsind place above
mentioned and that the said administrator notice
thereofo be given ell persons interested in the
manner above ordered.
J. s. BUSHNELL, Register,
A true copy Of record,
Attest J. s. BI SMELL. Reg.
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0TJohn Tyler. Jr. has concluded not
to 60 out to China. as ornamental Secre-
tary' or in any other capacity. The Mad.
isonian gives as the reason, his official du-
ties at Washington. What those 'duties"
are, the public scarcely need be informed.
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Addison, July 4, lS43

In this town on the I'd inst. by Rev. C..
II. Gridley, Mr.. Eli B. Parker, to Miss. Bet.
scy Collins, OF Brooklyn n. Y.
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II AMP OIL of superior quality, Tallow
IL and Sperm Candles for sale BY
W. P. RUSSELL
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Notice
Liberation.

THIS may &C. tify that have given my two son:
l. Thomas William, and George Andrew Curry
their time until they arrive the age of 81 years u
trade and transact business for themselves. | shall
neither exact any of their wages, pay any debts
their contracting after this date.
ANDREW CURRY.
Middlebury, June Is 1913.
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Printed Lawns.

A GREAT variety Of French printed
"A Lawus.-Alsn, Cheue Stripe Cling
hams Ia new article for Ladies wear) NJ. DE
LANES and Belzerines-English and Amer
lean Prints 10 great variety and beautiful pat
terms inst received at the cheap cash store,
and for sale by IOhN fALLEFI.
MaY. 1919.