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PARIS LIFE PILLS.

The whole CT our system is built up from the
blood-nervcs. sinews, muscles, and even solid
bone; this being the case the grand object is to
keep this precious fluid (the bloody in pure and
healthy state, for without this purity, disease
will show itself in some way other. A free
use Of the truly valuable mcdicine-PARR'S
LIFE PILLS, will most efcctualy accomplish
this object-for diseases of the following charac-
ter have all been cured by them, viz:
Assesses. languor, agur, lepro'y, asthmas,
liver complaints, Barenness, low spirits, bill
iuus complaints, lambago, blotcbes on the
skin, measles, bowel complaints. nervous af-
fections, cancers. pains in the breas', cholera
morbus. palpatations, constipation, OF bowels
paralysis, consumptions, phlegm, commissions
piles. debility rheumatism, diopsy, ringworm
dysenteTy, scrofula, or kings evil, epilepsy,
small pox, Ervsipelas, sore eyes, Paintings.
sore ihroats, Feyers of all kinds, stranguary,
female irregularities, srictuIes, fiis, Tic doulo
ureux, govt tumors. giddiness, veneTisl atfec-
tinns of all kinds. elandular swellings, head
ache, whooping coughs, heart burn, white
swellings, hoarseness, worms OF every kind,
inflammation, wens, Indigestion, weakness
from whatever cause jaundice.
Cases of the above desert ton have all been
cured simply by the use of PARR's LIFE Pills,
thus showing that what has been considered diff
ferert disorders, and requiring different trea.-
ment, all originated in the same cause, ant can
be cured by one uniform treatment. PARR's
LIFE Pills, although powerful in cunquering
disease, yet are as pure and harmless as new
milk and may lie administered with confidence
IN The Invalid, however weakly from long Ill
health, who will soon enjoy those delightful
,ymptoms of return to strong health, viz: good
appetite. sound sleep, an increase of animal spir>
its.
PARn,s LIFE Pills are sold Wholesale and re-
tail at the General Agency and Depot, No. 2s4
Washington street. Boston. Small boxes 20
cents. large boxes 80 cents.
The Life and Time Of old Parr. containing
Remarks on Disease, Health, and the Means for
prolonging Life, with Engreying, Anecdotes,
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second engineer, who was shipping the star
hoard wheel. was killed instantly. The first
roqinl.cr was so severely scalded that he
dicd shortly nher. Five OF the firemen
were blown overheard, three of whom were
picked up, and the others were drowned
One was negro from Cincinnati. Tic other
\ Frenchman. Seven or eight emlgfant
passengers on the lower deck were scalded
severely but 70, dangerously. A large
number of deck passengers were blown o,
,elboard ard drowned, supposed TO be ten
or Twelve; the names are not known.-Troy
ITklg.
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STATE OF VERMONT,1

District of Addison, SIS.
E it remembered that al Probate Cour, holden
at Middlebury in and for said District on the 18th
day of March A. d. 1919.
Charles Linsley administrator on the estate Of
GEORGE LISCO,
late of Middlebury in said District deceased,
pres :nts his petition in writing to said Court
praying for licence to sell the real estate
of the sail deceased for The purpose Of
paying the debts of the deceased and the eIpen-
es Of administration, and therein sets forth the
amount OF deOts due from the deceased, and
charges of administration, the value of the pei
sonal estate the situation OF the real estate aud
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 considered
at ession of said court TO be held at the Office
Of the Register of said court in Middlebury on
Thursday the Doth day of April Lext at one o.
clock IN the aftern DON And that said adminis:ra
tor give notice to all persons interested that they
NAV appear and make their objections, If any
they have 10 SAID Iicence, being granted BY
publishing-a certified copy of this order in the
JGddlebury Peoples Press, news paper printed
at Middlebury, in the District of Addison, three
weeks successfully prior to the time of saIdC Court
J. s. Bushnell. Register.
A true copy of record,
Attest, J. S. BUSHNELL, Register. 46;3w
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YOUNG MERCER. The Grand Jury oe
Gloucester county, n. j., have found true
b:llagains, him for the murder of lIeber,on.
The Trial is TO commence on Tuesday af-
iernoon The 2Sth instant. On being ar
raigned, Mercor.plead. mot Guilty"
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STATE OF VERMONT, ,


District of New haven, SIS.
RE il remembered that at prof. a'e cour;
~ reld at Bristol in and for tie district OF
Newhaven. on the lth day Of March A. D.
1913.
An instrument puEporiing 10 be the las, vii.
and testament of
SARAH BlDWELL,-
late Of StarkshoIo in said district dec, ased lein
presented 10 the court here BY Daniel Nimllei
the Execuior thsfein nam d. for probate; it i
ordered by said court that all persons c5nse rEet
therein to be notified 10 appear at a session o.
said court. 10 Ec holden at the Tiobaie ofice IN
Vergennes on the 81 Monday IN April next al
10 o'clock forenoon and slow cause, If any they
may have against the probate OF said III, for
which purpose it is further ordered That copy
of tie II corr! of this order DO published in lie
Mdaebury Peoples Press. a newspaper print ed
at said MIdd!ebury, three weeks successIyel! as
soon as may he.
HARVEY NUSsILL, J, d.e,
A true copy of record
TTLsr, II. MUEsILLr Judge Il
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Commissioners Notice.

WE the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Probate Court for the District of
Newhaven, Commits sioners, TO receive. exam
inc and adjust all claims and demands of all
persons, against the estate of
Angus TUS WHITE,
late of Starksboro in said District represent
ed insolvent and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto And six months
from the Sd day of March 1913 being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, we do
therefore hereby give notice that we will at
tend to the business of our appointment, at
the dwelling house of Julia "A. w hite in sd
Siarksboro on the 81 Mondays in June and
August next from nine O'Clock A. M. until
four O'Clock p. NJ on each of said days
Ira BUSHNELL, c
Benz. l.. KniGHr, Gon',liis-
WARREN WENTWORTH, S'o"es'
Starksboro, March goth, lS43. 49
STATE OF VERMONT,1
District Of New Haven, IS.
EPE it remembered that at a Probate c. ut
ED holden at Bristol, within and for the
District of New Haven on the 81 day of a
pril lS49, the administrators on the Estate
of CHESTER BiDWELL.
late of Starksboro in said District, deceased,
made application to saidCourt, 10 have their
accounts with said estate as Administrators
examined and allowed. Whereupon the
said Court ordered the said administrators
TO notify all persons concerned, to appear at
a Probate Court to be holden at the office of
the Judge of said Court, in Bristo in said
district, on the first Monday in May next at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, then and there to make
objections to the allowance of said account,
if they see cause, by publishing certified
copy ofthis order in the .Middlebury Peoples
Press, newspaper printed at Middlebury,
three weeks successfully previous to said
time.
HARyEY MUSsILL, Jad-e.
A true copy of record,
Attest, 81. Nun ILL, Jud!c. ls
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Goshen Land Tax.

r ME land owners in the Town of Co
e shen, in the County of Addison. are
hereby notified. that the committee appoin.
ted to suPerintcnd the expenditure of the land
tax granted upon the the lands Of said Town
by an act of the Legislature of Vernon,
passed in November ls4l, and the act il
amendment ihcreof-passed November 1912
will receive their respective lakes in labor:
in the months of June and July next. on ap.
plicalion 10 either of the committee.
FRANCES BRowN } Committee 10 Su.
EZRA WAsIBURN Jr. periniend The er.
JOSIAH Il. DART. )penditure of Gosh.
en- Land Tar.
Dated al Goshen, Addison CO., March Is,
1s43. a.
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MUSICAL CONVENTION.

The friends of Sacred Music, who are dis
posed TO invite Professor Lowell Mason of
Boston. 10 attend musical convention in
this vicinity,in course of the following Sum.
mer, are requested to meet at the Town
Room on Monday next, a 2 o'clock P. NJ I.
to make the necessary arrangements.
Middlebury, April 5, 1913.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
Probate Notice.

THE scssiar oil the PROBATE Court for the
district of Addison will hereafter be held on
THuRsDAY, (ins;etd Of Wednssday)as follows
viz.
AT the office Of U. II. Everest, Esq. in Shore
ham On tie FIST Thursday, and al the efice OF
the Register Of said court in M'ddlebuIy, on the
hind Thui.dsy IN every month, at ole o'clock,
r. NJ. J. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
Mddlebury, March, Is. 1913: &c
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bond and mortgage ought to command
money at the lowest possible rate. In Eng.
land and on the Continent capitalists are
glad to loan out their money at three per
cent per annum, and that is the highest rate
of interest paid.
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House, Lot, and Store for Sale

n THE undersigned is wisIiif.;
lila TO sc;l The property in Brir-
ss toI Village, lately owned by
Ii. Foster, consisting Of half an acre Of
land, With gnod DWELLING HOUSE,
"a b. ~ feet, two stories high, well finish
ed and painted, with a good cellar under
tie whole house. Also, Il gctd STORE
vel! finished. wi,ha gOod cellar under str
Whole, and good horse BARN, well fin
shed; thereon. There is also u good gar
den. The property is locaird in pleasant
part Of die ,i!inge, ard Fl. sd place for X
otorc.
] ho aboys property WI Re sold low. and
a credit give n Or n part OF The purchase
money, with -ech.siy on lie same. Fer
further particulars @nqai.s rf Messrs.
KNOX & RErrLocK. G'ru;-. ~ Y. VINO arf,
the owners Of :he property, or CT the sub
scriber in Bristol, near Inc PREMISES. II
M: sold by the fast of April itxi it will bo'
rented HARVEY " L 2SlLi..
i isici, Feb. 10, 2Sl3 41-Gt
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To Purchasers.


FOR SALE, A Farm containing lis
ores, situated in New Haven, abont one mile
from Nash's Mills, about two from N. Ha-
ven street, and about 2I-2 from Bristol vii
lage Said farm has OH it House Barn and
other out buildings, has good supply of
fruit trees and is we'll watered, and is located
sufficiently near Meeting and School,-For
further particulars enquire of
A. D. ZEN.
now upon the premises or of the subscriber
in Cornwall. A reasonable pay day given on
part of the purchase money.
n. b: To any one DESTROYS of purchasing
small farm and paying all. or two thirds in
advance +; let it be understood, that greater
Bargain will be given than can be found else
where in the state. No MISTAKE
8. B. ROCKWELL 4,
Cornwall, March 18th lS4S Aft
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a TAVERN STAND
AND
F a NJ FOR S A L Z

SAID stands ely s1ted in Cornwall. Eear She
meeting house-four miles from M;ddletIry- a.
the road leading 10 Troy. Said stand Is iuT.':i.-
ed with convenient house. sheds and Gut-3ri'-
dings and plenty OF good waller. a 80 aLoLi
ten acres OF land, hva of W hch is woodli I'D gsr-
tanning TO the same. The above stand Is o'r ii
he heat loca,iuuS icr county stand ia e
county. Al$e faTrl con tanning iGS scIe+ al
tiIs. rat. llnd upon which is ~ III i~S -roGs-
Two barns and first rate kHceS-s;id farm -
upnn il I've sursTercHsr9s and a good supply :
hut trees, and As VII w.;ereG AIRY i=rra IL
Pie county. Said farm is within mih Of
tavern stand. Also 9a,r.s Of isId iuiL.e s~In','
within Il mite Of the farm. Also tls stock -
slid f.rrn j Id oshtr valuable rfcp, ~ All -
which " j! lie sold, or part, 30 su'; ~ pa srls-
c.. and 'mruesa'. pos es,ion gigeh.
~ For further particulars enquire Of
Il. PLrkin. Il. EeliS,
G. C. Tiden, NJ. o. Porter.
Cornwall, MGrch y. I543. ifs
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STATE OF VERMONT

STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Newbavtn SIS.
RE il remembered that at Probate Court
- held at Bristol in SAID district, on the
24th day of March A. d. l943, the Admins
traitor on the Estate of
EDWARD DUNSHEE.
late Of Bristol, in said di>trici, Deceased
made application 10 sail Court for further
extension of the time within which TO pay
the d. BITS and settle the accounts and dispose
Of the property of sad estate ;-Whereupon
said Court ordered said Administsr tor 10 no
tify all persons concerned 10 appear at a Pro
bate Court 10 be holden at the office of the
Judge Of said Court al Bristol, in said district
on The first Monday in May, 1913, at 10 o.
clock A. NJ, then and there To object to the
further extension of the time rs aforesaid, If
they see cause, by publishing certified copy
of this order three weeks successfully in tile
Middlebury Peoples Press paper printed at
Middlebu:y, in The county of Addison, prior
10 said lime:
Fl. MUssILL, Judge.
A true copy Of record,
Attest, H. MUSsiLL. Judge. AZ
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r AMP OIL of superior quality, TaIlew
IL and Sperm Candles for sale oy -.
W. P. RUssELL.2
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List of Letters,
Remaining in the Post Office at Middlebu-
ny ". March 81, lS4S.
Atwater John Lord Lyman
Anderson Sam'l Mullen Matthew
Billings Joseph Mcintyre H C
Brown Edwin C Moulton Angelina
Bentley Arnold G aiyrick CG
Bartran Joseph NewtonISareh B
Blake Rosanah Nichols Draper
Buttolph d 81 Perkins Jnlin
Brown Elliot Parker Eli
Cummings AIbro Phinney NJ
Carey jacob Parker Miss E
Coleman Harrison Parson Asahel
Collins Mrs A Perry Caroline E.
Cummings Mrs L W.Pierce L B
Converse Joseph Pond J. B
Champlin II H Piper Amiry
Drury Mrs Eveliue Randall Joel
Frlnk E Richards Saml
Foster Jane Rout Ping
Foster Amelia Q Stowell Alfred
Foster Nath'l Sellick M s 81
Fits VIM Stevens .4melia 2
Farwell Oliver S,earns Sarae
Foot Edwin Sanders Geo
Foote VIM E Sargeants Sam'l Jr
Fuller Jane ID Strong Betsey
Griswold Geo S Sherman Elijah
Goo 1no Jesse st O'Bain .4ntonie
Gauthier Eugene Teal Margaret
Hill Josephus Winchester Salmon
Hutchins Sam'l Williamson a
Hubbard Amelia Wright E
Heath James Wright John
Ingerson VIM Witbteril Hiram
Jennings Gideon Washer Esther
Little Hiram Wheelock Francis
Legands VIM Woodward u
4s C. BOWEN, P. NJ.
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DONNET Silks. Ribbons & Artiicials
I'D and variety of Millinery Goods for
sale at the cheap cash store. j. VALET.
Oct. 9th.
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Commissioners Notice.

WE the subscribers being appointed by the Pro-
bate Court for the district cfNeshavcn Commission
ers 10 receive, examine and adjus, all the claims
and demands Of all persons against the Estate of
JUSTIN WILLOBY,
late Of Monkton in said District, deceased. and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset there
to: nd six calender mot tbs from the llth day oil
March 1913 being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, We DO therefore give notice that we will
attend TO the business Of our said appointment at
the house of SAsy WILDLY, y idow of said deceased
in MonktOn, on The last Sa urdays Of May and
August nexrs from one nDiiH four o'clock +. N. On
each Of said days.
WIN. ELLIOTT,
RO>VELL ATWOOD, C.mts.
JONA. HOLMES.
Monktor, March l5'h 1913. AZ
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Estate Of Theron 4. Palmer.

Estate CT L nCrOn y. FaiiDeTs
NAT E. the. subscribers, being appointed by
Wv the Hon. the Probate Court for tho
District of Newhaven, Commissioners 10 re
ceive, examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands of IL PERSONS asaint the estate of
THERON a. PAL.IER,
late rf Lincoln in said District deceased,
repre. 'cn;ed insolvent, and also all claims
and demands exhibited in ofsett thereto ::
And 6 months from the 22d day OF February
A. D. 1543 being allowed by said Court for
that purpose. we do therefore hereby give
notice that we will attend to the busin1sy
of our said appointment, at the dwelling
house of Henry Palmer in Lincoln on tile
Cd Tuesdays in MayTand August next from
ten O'Clock 4. NJ, until four O'Clock z. NJ,
on each of said days.
SOLOMON DRAKE, ! Conlniis-
P. d, WArSlr, sionerS.
Dated at Bristol this aaI day of February
A. ID. IS43. ~
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Poetry, &c. may DO had GRATIS of all Agents.
AGENTS FOR PARIS PILLS.
Vergennes: John II, Bowman,
Middlebury: Sidney Muody,
Nj ed.

In Berkshire, March 9Th by Esquare
Rand, Col. Ii. II. MERRITT. of Sudbury, TO
Miss. MILIssA ID. WHEELER, of the former
place.
At st. Adams, Mr.. Cyrus NJ. Nay pub.
Usher of the Vermont Republican, to Miss
Fidelia NJ. Persons.
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Herds Grass Seed.
A FEW bushels of northern Herds
IA Grass Seed icarranted 10 be of last
gears grotcth. for sale by A. Francis.
April 4, lS43.

Live Geese Feathers.
USr received by
" A. FRANCIS.
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List of Letters,
Remaining in the Post Office at Middlebu-
~ Vt. March 81, IS4S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09

bioh and honorable, as just and merciful par. to
acI "a any other nation upon the lace OF The earth
Let il be forever remembered that 10 'his great wofk
e humanity acd Justice the u. States took the lead
,hensalves This Government declared The slave trade
NIL, oiul and IN this declaration 1t has been followed
Nv the ere powers of Europe. This Government &c
cared the slave trade 10 b. piracy, and IN this too ITS
exam,le has been followed by other States TINS
Goyernment-tiiis young Government, springiEg up
IN this new world, within half century, founded on
The broadcst principles of civil liberty, and sustained
by The moral sense and intelligence oil the people, has
gone in advance OF all other nations, IN summ"ning
the civilized world to common effort TO put down and
destroy a nelarious traffic, reproachfu TO human na
ture II has deemed, and 1t does not deem that
suffers any derogaon from its character or its dig
nv it. in seeking to fulfil this sacred duty, it act, as
far as necessary on fair and equal terms of concert
with o,he, powers having in view the same praise
worthy object Such its sentiments, when it en-
tered into the solemn stpua!:ons Of the treaty OF
Ghant Such were It's sentiments, when It requested
Enolsna 10 concur with 10 declaring the slave trade
TO be piracy, and such are The sentiments which 1t
has manifested on all other proper occasions
In conclusion, | have 10 repeat The expression oil
the Presidents deep regret at the general tone and
cbaroc,er Of YOUR letter and you the great
hnnniness it would have afforded him. #, concurring
with the Judgment of the President and Senate,
CURING with what appears 10 be the general of
the country concurring in all the manifestations eff en-
lirhtened public opinion in Europe, you had seen no.
thing in the Treaty of the 9Th OF August to which you
could not give your cordial appreciation.
have the honor TO be, with respect,
Your obedent serAant,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
LEWIS CAss, ESQ.
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slave We have moi touched upon the other b,anct g
his case, as an alleged fugitive from justice becauss
mas been stated that that part of it disposed r
We have had in view, in making these statements 49,,
comments, nothing but the peace and good order s"t
dignity Of our community, assaed ih.ouph H.
wv md its ministers. IL is among the strange
The times that individuals found saying and 49,"
the most violent, unjust and dangerous things. VIII
RI bike because they say and do them in The cause Of
slarerv Scarcely voice is raised against these ,a
ses, because, if raised, it would be answered with ~
charge of enmity 10 the slave. This should No, s. "'
Designs and tendencies are in progress, which viii,
quire all The irnness that public and private cbs.c,s
can summon for their encounter. There should ba 49,
hesitation and fear, in the public or the private herr,
If we would resist the extension of slavery We mrs.
equally resist The spirit Of rebellion against the Con.,
tuition If there were other consideration that
to withhold men from the indulgence Of this spi,l.
statesmanlikc and wise humanity should deter ,ls,,
for every assault on the Constitution tends The n.c
mite extension and perpetuation of system, tia, !,
mady thought TO be assailed in blows tina; fa! crl 49,
on the best interests Of society, to whose aa,G.,,s
will the individual be obedient By corse0, ~.
force
ave beg leave to clcss this article with fes, -.
tences that will probably be thought opposite, ami no..
siby may be deemed to come from Respectable soa,cs
They are the words of Washington, speaking of Ma
Constitution, and the fundamental principle Of c;rl
liberty:
"AI distinctions the execution Of the laws,a comb,
tons under whatever plausible character, with the
direct CONTROL counrract or the regular deliberations
action of the constituted authorities dcs!fuctiys
mental principle and OF fatal tendency. They afs
fac,ion-o give il artificial and extraordinary force an
the place Of the delegated will, the Wi. Of pany "
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RICHMOND, THURSDAY, MARCH o.
R.tt,r lnt, thnn u.ner

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS IN VIRGINIA
The A pporlonment Bill has at last passed The Sc
nate All the amendments were successfully reJecied
on Tuesday last, and then the bill was agreed to- las II
passed the House of Delegates by the following vote
.4yes-Alessrs Cox, Thornton, Carson, Wiley, At
kinson, Baptist Piper, Bouldn, PENN Nloiit, Sloan
Scott, Taylor, Guerrant, McCauley, and Thompson
I6.
.Yoes-Messrs Hunton, (Spsaker,) Campbell, Cooke,
Peyton, Bondufant Gusts, Woolfok Conrad, Preston
Hi Carter, r. w. Carter, McMuen, Rogers, and
Newman-14
Messrs Langhorn and Shnn not voting.
The following table presents the arrangements OF the
Districts showing The party vote in each district,
cordng 10 the election of 1s40, adopted by the Wings
as their standard of comparison We call the attention
of the Public 10 these Statistics for two purposes: ls
To refute The loud Wing clamor about the alleged
gerrymandering of the State. 2ady To rouse up ouI
Democratic friends to show them that they are moi
safe in vera Districts unless they make themselves
so by energy and union. To the Polls, then, Republ
cans, and save the State:
TABLE show ing according the vote in the Presidential
Election Of iU the political complexion OF The Congressman
Districts arranged i'll the bill which passed the Legislature
al. 81. nsf MT