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BRIGHTON MAEKET...June s Is.

AT Market, $40 Beef Cattle, Is Cows and Calves
300 Sheep, and 1910 Swine
PRIeEs-Beef Cattle We quote first quality,
so; second quality IS a 5,a5 third quality, s425
R475.
Cors and Calres-Saes at SIT, s22, and 800
Sheep-Sales were made at IS, So, 200 225, and
50 so. ~ '''0
Sletne-Lots to peddle Al &c a 4:c for Sows, and
81 q s. for Barrows; At retail from 5 tote.
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BUNKER Hill CELEBRATION AND Bosros Hospi-
TALIrY-A resolution is before the Common Council
OF Boston, (Which it is said will certainly pass) ap.
propratng s3uO for proper reception of the military
corps that may visit Boston from other places, on the
occasion of the Bunker Hill Celebration. The Eos.
ton Courier says:
TIE DISNER.-The committee Of arrangements of
the Bunker Hi Monument Association have re,olv-
cd to have collation., instead of dinner at Faneuil
Hall, on the afternoon of the l7h at which the Pres
iden of the United States and the other guests of
the Society will be present The Hall will be appro.
pratey decorated. The price of tickets is fixed at SO
each.
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.CoURr ETiourrTE.- late arrival from Brazil fur
nshes the particulars of the reception of Baron Langs
dorfl Ambassador of the King of the French to til,
}razlan Court, soliciting the hand of the Princes.
Francis Carolina for the PRiNcE DE JoyNvILLr ant
the successful termination of the mission. The pro
following:
At the close Of the ceremony the Baron proceeded
on board of the frgate Belle Poule where he commu.
nicated to the Prince de Joinve the answers of the
Emperor and Princess All the French vessels in the
hal Dor then hosted the Brazilian flag and fired sa
lutte of2l guns, which was answered from the batteries
and the Brazilian brig of war Third of NAV.
The marriage Of the Prince de Joinve was to
take place about the Sd or 4th of May and he was
then to sail direct for France with his bride. The
inhabitants of Rio much pleased at the marriage
The Emperor had sent friga,e to Naples to bring
nome his Empress the Neapolitan Kings sister and
she was looked for daily.
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Ira bishops Estate.

- TN TSTSTtUpS TStatcs
Disirlc, Of Chi,'enden, SIS. l. Prol ale ConrI
tor the District OF Chirtenden, 10 all persons concern
ed in the estate of IRA BISHOP, late of Charlotte,
IN SAG ,i,,trc', deceased GREET.sG.
estate OF said deceased, proposes 10 render an
account OF her administration, and present ner
account against said estate for examination and al.
lowance nj session Of the Court OF Probate TO e
holden at the Registers Office in Burlington in said
District, on The second Wednesday Of JULY next,
therefore, yoI are hereby notified to arpear lerore
SAID court At the time and place aforesaid and shey
cause, if any you have why the account aforesaid
should not e allowed
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 18th day
OF June, A. d. 1913.
2w3 VIM. WESTON, Register.
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CoMFLrMENr TO New EYdrAND.--In a speech
made by Mr. Lye|l, the eminen, geologist nj late
said;
"Were ever so unfortunate ns to oui, nv n.,iye
land, 10 reside permanently elsewhere should,
without hesitation, choose the United S,aies for nv
second country, especially New England where a
population OF more than two millions enjoys higher
average standard of prosperity and Intellectual I'D.
vancemen thsn tny e'hei rorus'ien cf'1usl nEncssi
m the R'ohs"
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NOTICE..

The Wings of Burlington arc notified &c
meet at the American Hotel on FRIDAY. the
20 inst, at half past seven o'clock, in the
evening, for the purpose of eec,ing delegates
to the Wing State Convention to be held a,
Rutland on the 2Sth inst.
Gr .. K: PLArr,) Town
c. l.. Nelson, Committee.
Burlington, June II, 1913.
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George Prindle's Estate.


WE he subscribers, having been appointed by
" the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District OF Chtenden, commissioners 10 receive ex-
anime and adjust the claims and demands of all per-
sons against the estate OF GEORGE PRINDLE late
OF Charlotte in said District, deceased, represented in
solvent, and also all claims and demands exhibited
date hereof being allowed by said Court for that
purpose we do therefore hereby give notice tina, we
Will attend to the business Of our appointment, at
the dwelling of widow Louisa PIinde, in Charlotte
IN said District, on the I'd Wednesdays ofJuly and
November next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, ON each o! said
days.
Dated, this 10th dnv of MAY. A. D. 1913. SO
ORRlN REED |o"mSsone's
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TO PAPER MAKERS.

L>OR SALE, One half Of a PapeI Mill situated on
II the River Lamorlle, in Milton miles from the
head Of navigation, IA miles from Burlins on, and
II miles from ST. Alhan> on the main route hom
Albany 10 Montreal. The Machinery consist, o,
Two Engine Drying Cylinders, Calender, and the
various Boilers, Kettles Watts, Tubs, &C. necessary
for paper making. lis location is safe from fresh
and has ncyer-ajIns supply OF river AMI spring
wafer lis location for a country business is one OF
the est tina, can be found being the convenient
TO Canada of any mill in the UnIel States, ami The
m'st northern mil in Vermont. There is no paper
mil IN the i've most northern counties in Vernon
and Tue most nor bern counties in New York adJoin.
ing Lake ChampIain.
a Dwelling House will lie sold with one half the
mill should tho purchaser prefer.
Terms OF payment easy, and young man with
small capital who Is good workman may lind hi,
opportunity favorable one for establishing himself
IN safe and profitable busre.s
CHAUNCEY GOODRICH.
Burlington, jane Is, ls43,
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NEW GOODS
AT THE GERMAN STORE.

'iiH S"o.cnotr> respectfully inform the nhahi.
q tahts q Burlington and surrounding country. that
they have returned from New Yorl, with q ,erss
oc" oi me m 81 superior Groceries, FrI!s Prescrvea
DC which they offer for sale al the oyesi e., Dric.-
consisting IN pari Of The following.
sugars. Double and sing 9 refined Crashed, Pow.
derel and brown.
Tcas-.lmreral, Hyson, G.npo,v,e-, Young Hr
IN, Tyson ) IN, SoGchone and Powchou-.
SoNec--Old Government. Java Ia-uira, &c
rruits--Mae ga and Suana Raslns, Curraut,
chotre French Prunrs in glass ar and f,ncy boxes
bnr'eaIX Sof She.ed Almonds, Fig, Ciron, Tama
nuts, Dc
,spices-.oianamon, ca.s,o P-d.. Pinsn,o, Cloves,
Nutmeg>, Mace, &c.
Ssr5nes in Olive Oh tGiolv brandt ov,eys
u "a 'emandeA Anehove5, a.. Ialan Macceroni
ana NerInice'il. french cl e~ (Variautes) Wanu,
nasnn' London Porter Julul c Paste Pepncr Sauce
ply "a'er, Tamoca, Lemon Syrup, French Sweet
ChSroae and Superior Coca. French prepared
ana fns.kh Mrs'a1, Olive OIL Sperm oil aud Can.
uieN fdlsnt Spcrn Candles. Ca,u'e Almond Va
,itsaei and Family Soaps Pcrfamcr.p>. Boston
Btcuit.
.A,-o, The German Mineral Eai.-s The rurs Holland
ts'htdamj Gin, French CrCHac and Z 'aHa,. Cham.
pa'Sne ior medicine. The real fleil,iak ChaapaIcc
"a Z arr end PINT tot'e- A. zeue .upcrfne, Swiss
2oSynihe Curacao and khen 50 Vine, .jr Melic!re.
iuelr took Of imported Ci-a-s /. unsurpassed coz
sitting oflhe loving choice tragl>: Ia Un,on. Re.
gala, Renc're! ia4lcz Briiauia, Prnce,s NJ ina.
Also, the German and smyrna SMuhIgz Tllacco
Os1HElN K NICHOLS
College =, next 10 Mr. Waits Crocs,rv Slors
Burlington, May Is, 1913.
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-SlLLhIEAT q GARDINER,

$3.50 Riser H,a!he old standf Baker, Gardiner f Co
WILL CONTINUE the FRElGHT.NG and COM
w MISSION business, and would rcsrec.luv.o
Iie share of pnllic palronsre. OR ve-.el, con-
prise those otthe first CAS- which wl ali regu'ar!,
between this city and New York. AL zaoI, dc tine
Tor the nor wille prwarie direct from. the vcs,cy
All property cons.ned.o Boston and pruvlience WI
lie forwarded by our lines
We shall always keep on hand n wholesale Pork
Western Flour, Fish, and Sat. We have leen ap i.
pointed the agents for the sale Of Western Barre
Salt, and we are prepared 10 sell il as low as 1t cor
te purchased ~ the load al the works.
Troy, y. y, May lG, 1913
II. b. HINGSLY, Arsnt in Ns,, York
sn ONce II C0entie Slir
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CIliTTENDEN COUNTY LIBERTY
CONVENTION

The Liberty Party men, one and all, in
the County of Chiitcnden, arc requested to
meet in the Town House in Wiiston, on
Wednesday the 18th day of June inst, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose of nomina.
ting candidates to be supported by them for
the office of Senators at the next election
Speakers may be expected from abroad.
SAMUEL PAGE,
LuCIUs BARNEY, County
SMITH BENHAM, ( Committee.
ELISHA MILLER, Jr.
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w d o,as dc do do do Do . 8 !; 10 i;
Printed Breakfast plates, pee dog. IS
p, do p quart and pint Dowl,. per dos. 81 and los
Bine Printed Tea Pots, each 81
Printed Chambers from 80 cents up.
CHINA WARE.
Sprig'd China Tea Sets 80 pieces $3.50 UPWARDS
Gold Band & Sprigd do, 80 p,., from $3.50 10 $500
God Band & spris'd China Tplates from 295 to 8 so
White China Cup Plates, per dog. 4;
COMMON WARE,
Edged Plates from 80 10 60 cents per ZION.
Edged Ra; ers and Naples, from to 20 cents each
Co'onrcd Bowls, from so 10 CO cents per dozen.
Pitchers, pints to half gallon from to rs certs each
Mugs, pints and half pints from S 10 cents each.
Common Chambers from Is TO 80 cts each.
FIRE PROOF WARE.
Jeow baking plates, per dc zen from rs cts, 10 81 co.
reow Oven Dishes, 9to Is inches, from 10 10 80 cts
Yellow Cake Pans 0 to IL inch from 10 10 Is cents
Yellow Naples from 6, l2 and IS cent. each.
Handled Soap Dippcrs cent each.
GLASS WARE,
Good TumbIers from 50 cents upwards;
Moulded and Cut Wines, from IS cts. TO 35O -, a.1
salts from II cts 10 LOO per pair.
Crults 10 cts per par.
Lemonade Gla,se., rs cts 10 2,25 per dos.
LAMPS all sizes from 10 cts. to so each.
study LAMPS with shades, rs cts.
Lanterns from so cts upwards
ana great variety Of other articles in the Croclery
and Glass Ware line, all OF which will re- sold much
cheaper than can be Ind at any other store in the
state.
Burlington, jane, 1913 sniff
VNlIE subscribers would respt cifully callhe atlen.
ton of country merchants to their extensive md
well selected assortment Of Groceries purchased al
the present low prices and offered q, small ADVANCE
from cost viz:
Old Government Java, Coffee very superior article
RIO s and ST. Domingo ~ do,
Saleratus,
Pepper, Cassia,
SPICE, Soap,
Ginger, Snuff Sc. SC.
Rice, Raisins.
FOLLETT BRADLEY 4 Co.
Old Dock June g 1914
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NOTICE.

Mr. a. Hyde of Saratoga, will deliver lee.
ture on Temperance in the Court House, on
Sunday next, June Is, at > O'Clock, p. Nj.
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DISSOLUTION.

I YMAN q. COLE, have this dav dissolved their
- Coparincrship by mutual consent All persons
indebted are requested 10 call and settle immediately
Those having demands against the late firm will pre
Sc sen. mem Tor payment. The Books and Notes can
De toun1 Tor few days at the old stand After which
time they will be removed to T. Lymais Store NJ the
north west tornerof Strong Buildings, formerly oc.
cupIed byD a. Bramnn, at which place both parties
WI al any time attend 10 the settlement of all their
books and demands ''' ''''"
ELIAS LYMAN,
Burlington June c fcip
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BOSTON MiRKET.-Ip,o7

FtorR' Geneseo, 55Oa o0o, Ohio, good, 90 {
BUTTER. IL l3 per b.
CHEESE 6a7 do do
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TEMPERANCE STORE.
LOVELY a. SEYMOUR

\ RE- now opening and ofer TO The ru'l lie fre,h
- and extensive assortment OF DRY GOODS
which, having teen recently purcha ell in New York
with the tiales Among The Good, are he follow
ing Broad Cloths, Cas,imeres, Saitnei,, vesiinss
Sllk Velve Satin Vestng, Drilling, Gambroon, N.
hazae, Gro de Rhine, Dress and Donne, Silk Ril'-
MJ,lin, Mall, Diaper, D,mi,y, Cambria, cravnt-,
IIdki., Gloves, Mi Is, Hose, Grape Fringe. Ta.sels
Musn Collars, Edginr, Laces, Wells NJ de Lslus
Shawls, Moreens, Paper Hanging, Borderng-,
Balze Druggen>, Oh Cioihs SO 10 le 4 wide, Bur.
laps, Mating, Tuf,ed Malta, Hemp and Wcolen Cur.
peing, tSe. Nc.
Church Street, May 25th, is43. 81
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= a w 8

Il i-~ ~ foot hIll Saws, manufactlrel TO
", ordef al Rowani's celebrated works, Pbiladel-
pima. '"'' H''a"e''
r. q, Q i-e s. foot Cast Steel u Cut Saw,
English Plate. "'
10, IS, 30, sc, 2i 4. go inch C.rcllar Saws.
cast steel. ''
lie, Ii, 10, Is, 90, sc & 81 inch Cas-, Steel
Shulng Saws. For sale ~
o, FoLLkrT, pRADLY q Co.
OIL Dock, June S, 1913,
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TO PRINTERS.
WANTED, A GOOD COMPOSlTOR.
Burlington, June II, i9i3. Q
TO PAPER MAKERS.

N7ASIEp, n Iourneyman Paper maker for ma
w chine tending and finishing
Milton, June IS, 1888
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- II. t. IOOLITTLE are now receiving from
4 new ORR an extensive assortment Of Goods
adapted TO the spring trnde Their f,ri,je, for nnr
chasing have been such as will enable them 10 pnt
theIr goods in competition with any Others, and thew
credit ' " s''N
May Is, ls43 81 CIV
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ID i q d

ID i g d,
In ihistown, Mayo Mrs. CARoLrsE, wife OF Car.
los Baxter Esq, aged 81 years.
In W'llI>ton, May 10Th, Mr.. Phinehns Randall aged
49, Printers IN Massac huseis and New York are
requested, dc.
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE.
mr.. ALoNzo HYDE Of Saratoga Springs,
will Lecture on Temperance as follows.

The Lectures will be held at such places
as the friends of Temperance may provide.
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GRAvE-proGER's BILL.--A grave-digrer who had
buried Mr.. Button sent the following bill to his dis
| consulate widow:
To making BurroS- HOLE %.
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TAILORING
IT IFINCOSk{ FAILS.

me Snscr Der re -pertfulIy inf.rm> his customers
and friends that he h4, Resumed his lu.inass a,
Wnooasi Fall, where he vii tc happy 10 answe. ~
any calls that he may ietavorei with.
WANTED!
4 good smart boy a. m rent 10 the aiove brs,
mess. JERFN[l All IIAPPfNG7OS
Wnoo~S Falls, May %, 1873 81 #
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TIRE Pa lom House, one mile south Of tire village
l. APPLY 10 Ii. LEAVFNWn3IU
Nay 22d, 1913. 81 If
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
THE Subscriber is now receiving his usual stock Of
L DRY GOODS &. GROCERIES.
Also, FLouS PoRx, SAIsos MAeKsREI, Con F.sH,
De, so, which vii be so,d se cheap the ,hearrs'
IRE J. 1875 E2H FORAGE IAHE
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A CARD.

nSTHElM Il NICHOLS sensible 10 the extent
~ to which they have been favored by the patron.
age OF their friends and the public generally b.p
leave to return Their best thanks for the fayors receiv
ed: and having redeemed their promise in .he renew.
al oil Their spring assortment of dry and fancv roads
which is the choicest description The southern Mar
kets could afford, now offer their new Goods for s,s
on the cheapest terms and hope to be honored with
continuation of the distinguished and general patron
age they have heretofore received
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lust received at the German Store. China nreserv.
y ed Ginger, Cocoa Paste, also IS Boxes of Rbe.
msh Wines uhe pure juice OF the Grape.)
OSTHEIM d. NICHOLAS
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MI On 20 TO 10 N

.Ml q II y 10 d
In "lllston, on the 22l ofMay, by the Rev. S. Par
malice Mr. EMERsosJ J. HAMIL7oS to Miss. ApElr.r
Il. PARMALEE.
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WHlClf he will sell al the following rsry mode-
w rate prices for ready pay-vis:
Printed lea Cups and Saucers the 30, from 81 cts mp
ri.,ned lea Sets, 20 pieces, from $3.50 up.
Mhne Granite Tea Sets ne~et style, 20 pieces, 90
Printed Breakfast, Dinner and Tea Sets, al ps. esq
90 90 90 DO DO 60 piece s27
90 90 DO do 50 do 332
White Granite do do fra,n 0 20 IN A 30
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COLD PENS,

GOLD PENS.
WE have received new lot of the diamond poin
w ted Gold Pens this evening, June H. lS43-
They are used by quite number Of persons in Towr
aud are much liked
PANopohs & BRISsaAlp.
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SOLAR LAMPS.

n New and very hand, once article of Suspendine
Eh Lanp', capatleo Of burning the cheapest qual "
oi Oh and producing plea ant and powerful iahl, for
sale by JOSEpJ VAR
June 10, 1913.
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
A I great bargains for cash Clocks alsoa few more
good brass and wood Clocks at half of former
prices.
PASGsoRN & BRISsMAlp
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N. T.. Rum,

A Constant ,unpIy ofFeIion> n. f. Rum in HID,
= PIPES Hat Pies and Bills, so per cent aJoye
PROOF, Tor ,ale al bnston price, and irci gh nv
n,o FOLLhTI, BRADLEY, u Co., Agents
on Dock, June s, 1913
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TOBACCO


~ Il Il 4 s..
Il LD and YOUNG HYSON. some of very superio,
Cquaiii, Tyson Skin and Twankay in chests, hall
chests and caddes for sale lv
Oh Dock, June s, 1913.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-03
1@G2MtrGeGa

In Sutton, 22d nit. HARRiEr ELLEN, only daugh
ter of Thomas 4 and Sarah otis. aged IL months s.
days, after short illness of days. this being the
fourth infant child they have been ca led to bear to
the silent mansions Of the dead. BY this ailiction
they are again called 10 mourn for the absence Of
beloved aud promising child
Happy infant, early best
Rest in peaceful slumber, rest;
Early rescued from the cares
Which increase by growing years room.
In this town, Dec 2S an infant child Of Mr. Asa
l.. French.
In Burke, Dec. rs, Of erysipeMs, MIR ELIAS F.
BENNETT
In Newark, Dec. "a, Mrs MATILDA SroppARp;
same day, Mr. CHARLES tiunsoN; Dec. 26, Wild
ow OspoRN DAvIs-a three died in one house,
and all laid dead in the house ut the same TIME
The two first died Of erysipeIas. .t.
In Burke, Oct, ~, MIR CHEsrER c. SPENCER,
aged a. lie bore his sickness, which was long,
with christian fortitude, and died in the hope Of
blessed immortality lie useful member Of
the methodist church, and highly esteemed for his
works sake in the town.
Also, in Burke, Nov. 7, Mrs CHARLOTTE SPEN-
GER, after sickness Of about five days, aged ST.
She had been devoted christian, and now we trust,
is with the redeemed in heaven. ICON
In Barnet, Saturday last, Dea. JOHN Moons,
aged about SIS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-03
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. g..
Vermont District.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN BANKRUPTCY.
Notice 10 show cause against Petition Of
RSHLEY COLLLNs of Albany, in said Dstrictto
be declared Bankrupt, the office of Samuel Prem
liss. District Judge, in Montpeler in said District.
on Thursday, the ninth day of February, ls4s, ten
o'clock, forenoon.
SE1W BLODCET, JR. Of IrasLurgh, in said
district, 10 he declared n Bankrupt, at the office of
Samuel Prcntiss. District Judge, in Montpelier, in
soih d'slfict,o Fhursd'y, the ninth day OF Februa-
ry, ls43, ten o'clock, forenoon.
JONAH BROOKS, JR of tunenburgh, in said
District, to I've declared bankrupt at The Office of
Samuel Prenliss, District Judge in Monpe in
said District, on Thursday, the ninth day Of Febru-
airy, ls43 ten o'clock forenoon.
HENRY HTTCHCOCK, for hi, Discharge and
Certificate a Bankrupt, At The Court House, in
Wndsur, in said District. on "Wednesday, the gath
day of May, A, ID. lS43, at ten A. NJ.
ELI PARTRIDGE, for his Discharge and Certi-
hcntc, as Bankrupt at the Court House, in Wind
sor, in soidDistrct, Wednesday, the Gath day OF
May, A. D. ef3 Mt ten A. NJ.
V.7LENTLN'E WILLEY, for his Discharge and
Certificate, as Bankrupt, at the Court House in
Windsor in said District, on "Wednesday, the Gath
day of Mny, A. d. ls43, at ten a. NJ.
R.aLI'H GARFIELD, for his Discharge and Ger
ufcae, ms Bankrupt, at the Court House, in Wind
sor, IN said Dstrcr, "Wednesday, the 24h day OF
May, a. ID. 1913, at ten A. M.
EARA CR.4WFORD, for his Discharge and Ger
lificate, as Bankrupt. at the Court House, in
Windsor. in said District, on Wednesday, tho Gath
day of May, A. ID. l943, at ten 4. NJ.
WALT0.N' MIL, for his Discharge and Certif-
cate, as Bankrupt at the Court House. in Wind
sor in said District, on Wednesday, the 21h day Of
May, A. ID. 1913 at ten A. M. gt.:
CH8RLES -GJLPIyN. for his Discharge and Ger.
iificate, as Bankrupt al the Court louise, in Wind
sor, in said District Wednesday, the 24th day Of
May, A. ID. 1913 at ten A. NJ.
CERSM81f F'LETCHER for bis Discharge and
Certificate, as Bankrupt, at tho Court House. in
Windsor. in said District, "Wednesday, the 24tiI
day of May, A. D. ls43, at ten A. NJ.
LORENZO p. CROSBY for his Discharge and
Certificate, as a Bankrupt, at the Court House, in
Windsor. in said District, on "Wednesday, the gath
day of May, A. d. lS43, at ten a. NJ.
JAMES GLEASON, for his Discharge and Certif-
cate, as Bankrupt, at the Court House. in Wind
sor, in said District, Wednesday, the Oath day
of May, A. d. lS43, at ten A. NJ. 80 -..
COHEN BALCH, JR. f)r his Discharge and Ger.
tiicaie, Bankrupt, at the Court House, in Wind
sor. in said District, Wednesday, the 24h day
of May. A. ID, l943 at len A. M.
MOSES HAYWARD, for his Discharge and Ger
tica,e, as Bankrupt, at the Court House in Wind
sor, in said District. Wednesday, the 24th day of
May, A. ID. 1913, at ten A. NJ. .'t ..l
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-03

By order the Secretary Of the Navy Court of
Inquiry to investigate the facts in the case of the
Somers Nutiny has been instituted 1t will com
its sitting on board the North Carolina at
Brooklyn. 1t consists Of commodore Stewart, Jones
and Dallas: Ogden Hoffman, Judge Advocate.
At a Washinstonan meeting at Lowell on Sunday
evening, one handrcd and sereaty ive new members
were added TO the society.
QUEER GENTLEMAN. We find advertised
for sale in New York paper "a Spanish circular gen
tlcman's cloak Now the cloak may not be mach
of a curiosity; but should really like to the
Spanish circular gentleman ..... ...2
GRAPHIC A western editor giving description
of says''lt is utterly impossible 10 describe
the presented to the eye Of the behodeI in the
vicinity of the dwelling destroyed. We saw as many
as 4 hogs killed by the timbcrs. ~
A BRIGHT CHILD. The following incident took
place in public school in Lowell few days since.
y little boy asked how many mills make cent.
Ten, sir, the prompt reply rl..., m. f.,s.
Immediately bright faced girl held up her little
hand in token of dissent
''WclI, miss, what have you TO say J" ''Please,
sir, 10 mills don't make cent Pa says all the mills
in town don't mako a cent" -Sew Bedford Rulie-
tin aaf.