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Died.

Nov. 10Th Mary Ann, daughter of Rev
Lucius L. and Julia A. Tilden, aged 7
years 6 months 10 days.
At Montpelier, The Hon. Jeduthan
LOOMS, aged Co.
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Doct. j. E. Bangs
Ren0ratinp Manure,

Purely Vegetable, and highly celebrate
as cure for rheumatism, Scrofula and UId
GERS Of every description, Hip Diseases. Pile.
Scalt Head, Erysipelas, Salt Rhcum aud ali
diseases ul The SKIN. For sale first dor
South the PUsicffice BY
If Ww.P. RUssEL, ng.at.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT

FlSfrlcI OF ADDISON SIS.
b. i remembered that at a Probate Court held at
Middebury, in and for the District Of Addison on the
10th DAY Of November A. ID 1913.
Horace James and Grin Field guardians Of ALAN
SON PECK, of Cornwall in said District an insane
person. make application said Court, have the
time allowed them for the payment ofthe debts of their
SAID ward extended year from the expiration OF
the time heretofore limited by this Court 1t is there
fore ordered that the said application be considered
at session Of said Court to be held at the Office of
U. II. Everest Esq. in Shoreham in said district on
Friday the 9Th day Of December next at O'Clock
in the afternoon and that notice thereof be given 10
all persons interested that they may appear and make
their objections il any they have to the said time being
extended by publishing certified copy of this order
in the Middebury Peoples Press-a newspaper print
ed at said Middlebury three weeks successfully pre-
vious to the time of said Court.
J. :. BUSHNELL, Register,
A true copy Of record.
Attest, J. S. BUSHNELL, Reg. %
STATE CT VERMONT
District of Addison, SIS.
DE il remembered that at a Probate Court
II held al Middlebury 10 and for the district
of Addison on the 10Th day of November, A.
d. 1S43.
Agnes Mathews and Eli Mathews administrators
Of the estate Of
TIMOTHY MATHEWS JUN'R
late Of said Middebury in said district deceased pre-
sent their administration account TOR allowance: Ii Is
therefore ordered that the same be examined for al
lowance by said Il session thereof to be held
at the Office ofthe Register Of said Court in said
Middlebury on Thursday, the 2lst day Of December
A. ID. 1913 at O'Clock in the afternoon, and that
said administrators give notice thereof to all persons
interested that they may appear, and make their
objections if any they have the allowance Of said
count Ly publishing a certified copy Of this order
in the Middlebury Peoples Press, newspaper prin-
ted at said Mddlebury, three weeks successfully
previous to the session of said Court
}. s. BUSHNELL, Register
A true copy of record.
90 Arrest J. S. BUSHNELL. Register
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Groceries,,

VIHE subscriber has just received from New
i York fresh supply of Groee1e,, .NeIi-
eines, Dye Stgfs, Paints, &c., wL'cr 70 iErf4
for sale as low as can be purchss SEQ ig 81,
vicinity, for Cash or produce.
w. RUSSELL.
Dec. 5. 1S42
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To Printers.

I" p. PROU I. I,ixr.>7 iSK " 10
UXA ufactursr, No. Go, Spring 81. Ne'e-
York, still continues TO manufacture a So
perior article 10 any one in the Uoi'eJ Stat
and upon as reasonable terms as j; en- be
procured from am other establishment. Hs
also manufactures Ink of various colors, as
red, blue, green, yellow DC.
N. b. Publishers of Newspapers copy.
ing the above advertisement four times, and
forwarding one copy containing ii. and eu-
closing Ten Dollar bill Current in New
York; in letter, shall have sent to them
fifty pounds of good News lnk.-Pleasg
mention the Press you use. 27~4'
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The Hon. William Hebard, hus accepted
The Office of 18th assistant Judge of the Su-
Feme Court.
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N o Il G. f

There will be a meeting of the young
Mems Temperance Society this [ w ednes-
day. evening at 81 o'clock at the Town
Room,-All of the Young Men ofthe vii
lage and vicinity, are respectfully invited
to attend.
O. P Turner,
]. M. Gordon, E1 Ro.rd
H.T. Dorrance, N
G. III. Church.
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MlDDLEBURY ACADEMY.


At late meeting of the Trustees, it was
found necessary 10 make extensive repairs
in the Academy building. As 1t would be
announcement to make these repairs in the
winter and impossible to make them as
thoroughly, as is contemplated. before the
commencement of the next quarter, the
Trustees have procured an apartment in
the East College for the present accomoda-
ton OF the members of the Academy, and
employed as their Instructor, Mr. Samuel
]. NJ. Conant. From the representations
which have been made respecting Mr.. Co.
nants qualifications the Trustees do not
hesitate to recommend him as well quali-
fed to instruct not only in the English. but
in the Classical Department. The next
quarter will commence on Wednesday the
29th inst. T. A. MERRILL, Register.
Middeburv, Nov. 81, lS43.
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STATE OF VERMONT, .
DISTRICT OF ADDISON, SIS.

- n IL VI v EhMON
DISTRICT OF ADDISON, IS.
BE it remembered, THAT at Probate Court
held at Middlebury, in and for tbeDistrict of
Addison,on the 10th day of November, A.
d. 1S43.
Thrza Adams executrix in an instrument
purporting to be the last will and tesla
inent of
ASA ADAMS,
late of said .Middlebury, deceased, presents
the same for probate: 1t is therefore order
ed, thatthe same be examined for probate.
at session of said court. to be held at the
Office of the Register of said court, in said
Middlebury, on Thursday the 2lst day Of
December next at O'Clock in the afternoon,
and that notice thereof be given to all per.
sons interested, that they may appear and
maketheir objections # any they have to the
probate and allowance If said VIII by pub
fishing a certified copy of this order in the
Middlebury Peoples Press, newspaper
printed at said Middlebury-three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY, previous to the time Of said
court.
is BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy of record.
Attest, J. S. BUSHNELL, Reg. 90
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@The Hon. Samuel S. Phelps left
town on Tuesday, for theCapitol to resume
his station as Senator in Congress.
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SECOND DISTRICT.

Every true Wing will be gra'lnea "
learn that the difficulty in the seconu
Congressional district, in consequence %
there being two Wing candidates.
about to be adjusted, and perfect "''IO"
Of the party effected. Gen. B. d. La'
ney was early IN The field, and Col. u
NJ. Bariingcr was nominated bya cor
veniion held at Mount Mourne on 'he '"'
of April; since which time both have Oee"
canvassing the district. BY this d'v's'O"
Of the Wing strength, il was apprells'"
ed tina, both might be defeated, and D"'
ton Craig, Calhoun Democrat DC "
miited 10 represent Wing district Do
The true Wing spirit has prevalled' AZ" .
hearty desire for the success Of TIC e"0''
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SHOW YOUR HANDS.

u is due to fairness and justice. that all
we political parties contending for ascen-
aency IN this country. slseald come out
frankly and opealy with their plans for
she management of its finances AMI cur
reaey. This The Wings have done. Ii
= nov fslly and explicitly understood,
that Tor . local cafreacy, they are in ia
W Of SQUAD specie-Paying State Banks !;
AL Tor the purposes Of fiscal agent and
general curreBry, they 90 for well-gar-
del. fPecie-payiag national Bank, to be
placed under the control of the peoples
representatives.. Bat the position of the
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"A spseizI Term Or lie supsror c0sn
Cor dis eOaniy was held last sesl. Il,
honor lodge NAsH presiding. Thouek
q very busy season q me year. lhss
Was = very psompi attendance Of he 10.
roni and uiIh such interchangeable inde..
ny was shs business Of The Cours con.
Quoted. hat there wers, ne understand,
bui seven cases leil on The civil dosl,,.
From the eaperisnse % this csar,. and
. Car n We can learn from olher ecsp
ties where extra Courts have been he'd.
lhe Law of ihe last session Of he Legisl..
nre Is likely % Be productive Of nucA
good.
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OUR DISTRICT.

- -
In consequence Of The inconveaiep
length or this district, and he iiille inler.
course between the distant portions oft
some difficulty seems 10 prevail in ihe a.
tempt 70 unite upon . suitable Hhigeas
didate 10 represent il in the Congress Of
The United States. Orange county, har-
ing no ambition 10 lead. was willing 10
leave il 20 The other portions Of The dis
,rici 10 put forth a candidate. Do, dur.
ing our last County Court, a'Humber 81
citizens being present from all.peniOns Of
The county. meeting was held 10 consult
upon the matter. Upon due deliberaiiOa
II was determined that Wing candidate
ought TO be nominated 10 canvass The dis.
irici; and having entire confidence 10 he
ability. patriotism and sound Wing prin-
ciples OF Henry X. Nash, esq. he was
nominated by the meeting, and recon.
mended 10 the favorable consideration Of
the other counties Of the district but
with the distinct snnuneiaIion, that in
case a majority OF our friends elsewhere
should indicate preference for any other
candidate. the Wings Of Orange, As well
as their nominee. will be ready and viii
ling TO accedc 10 their wishes.
About this lime Sterling II. Gee, esq.
Of Halifax, being solicited by numbered
his friends, had agreed that his name
should be run as the Wing candidate for
Congress in this district. and his name
was accordingly announced in the Hall
fax Republican. under The impression
,ha, no other Wing candidate was in the
field.
II was after this announcement that the
account Of The Orange nomination was
received al Halifax; whereupon the Wing
Central Committee Of Halifax held a
meeting, and proposed that Abstraction
vention be held at Henderson on Tues
day the a0ih inst. and appointed dele
gates TO attend, as will be seen BY the
proceedings in another column.
Too little time win intervene 10 con-
suit the wishes Of the people Of Orange;
they Cannot therefore be represented in
the Convention on the goth. But the
case is provided for in the resolution Of
our last meeting: "if majority Of our
friends elsewhere shall Indicate prefer
ence for any other candidate, we, as well
as our nominee, shall be ready and Will
ling to accede 10 their wishes" In this
position we cheerfully leave it for the
| present. '"
We have the pleasure to state, IN ad'
dition, that the people Of Granville have
had meeting. and fully responded TO Inc
Orange county meeting, and seconded
the nomination Of Henry X. Nash, esq.,
and committee Of three was appoin'ed'O
invite Mr.. Nash to attend the public ga
iherings and address the people Of Gran
vile; the proceedings Of which meeting
will be found in another column.
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Lice assn pEarn OF rnE SEXES.

LIFE AND DEATH or THE SEXES.
, The laws Of life and mortality between
The sexes are very remarkable. They are
stated ,hns:
1. In the present condition ofthe white
population Of the United States, the mum.
Der Of females born per annum Is about
$4,000 less than the males. This de-
,ermines Of itself that polygamy Is not q
natural condition Of man, aud the laws Of
our -teligion and nature are the same
tlfat one man shall be the husband Oion
woman. a#.n4A
2. At 30 years Of age the females ex-
coed the males. 'rliis proves that be-
tween birth and 20 the mortality among
boys has been much greater Than among
the girls. ." a
3. From 30 TO 30 the men again much
exceed the women. which shows that this
is the period Of greatest mortality among
women. a@ G
4. From 40 TO 20 the difference rapid
ly diminishes, the females, as in the early
part Of life, gaining on the males. This
shows that this is the period OF creates,
danger and exposure to men, the least TO
women. .. ... LIS --.e
5. From 30 onward the women out
number The men; This shows conclusive
ly that. relatively speaking, in COMPARE
son with men, the heallhiest period Of fe-
male life is a, the close Of il. Absolute
ly, however, no period to either sex is SO
healthy as that Of youth 1.-The blooming
period Of boyhood and girlhood.
The above deductions of statistical Ia.
bles correspond with every day observa.
tions of human life. s-a@n .aa ...
Women are exposed to peculiar haz.
ards in the middle Of life, but in the long
run far the largest part Of this exposure,
danger. and risk, in civilized nations. fall
on men in the active periods Of life.
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Frua Ihs Rusts. ffireF
AFsE4ssL-l ynass issysl = -
ei.r, possssIiss isissi = - Ffsissslar-
- hIlls psessissy zailg = siafs suls- !
miBxly inls llis. ~ eas 81 ihoss sisGl'af
ehancss wkieh are ~ rare ~ ahsy are
Tsnsaa,s. Is sndissly. AZ xs lfarns be-
esms ne rosssssor 81 large esiIff. ne a..
.sinusnl Il whieh - Indeed Teeafksbls.
Ons dsy. ~hirh sssmsh 10 have bsen mafk-
"a ID IA esleadsr - especially PioPiii.
COS and smilsng.s lsbofsnf lsishuna 60
,sted his elIles % eonsUli him upon rafil-
eslar Business. ca which be Id betnrf
fussd he sdsies q other professional gsn-
slsmsa. Psfsuing he Reessssry dslsils,
he drs. fon Ma packet ssndfy doeu-
nenls uneonasetsd wilh he original MT
lsr IN references. which. sxeisiag Ihs n
ieation Of The lawyer, proved 10 BE Ger
iikeslss ef drposits for large sun Of
money N be Bank Of Dublins ne raise
&c which 1as prssio1sls unkaosn 10 his
client.
The appssranes Of ihings rslarslly
enough attracting professional observe
ZION, m sxsmiarlien vac subsequently,
insiilssd. which resulted IN The fzel that
property 20 fiss amount Coo. 900 bad bern
Deposited 30 The ereci, Of Ihs hishsfso poor
lahoEsr In the bank. aad in establishing BIS
Tide 10 d large landed estate in Ohio. Which
was valued d eI7e. 900, and heqsfsih-
ed 10 The lrishmsn By The will Of seal.
Inv boz unknown relaliss. The gsslilsds
and generosity oi The Hiberniaa nslion
are vel known. ba,. with litenliIy
which 10 not generally msnilesisd. txeep'
in cases Of sudden and unexpected acees
zion 20 lorsune. the nrw wealthy client in
sisted upoa relibquishing all claim IN The
landed property OF which he he'd beeame
possessed 20 favor Of his lawyer. resers.
ing 20 himsrlf only ihe personal sslase--
in isseif lnrtune. The money has 10
part been Withdraw from The Bank ol
Dublin. and sc understand thar eli. 200
cane oui 10 this eouniry in one Of The lsis
steamers. The s.removsl Of the deposiIes'
probably being in favor Of some ons o.
our American banks. Il is stated ihs
this matter. which harrssulled 90 loriu-
nsiely. has been in process Of selilemen
for several months. the lawyer himssl
having josrneyed 10 the FL Dorado Of ihs
/ West in prosecution Of The special busi'
ness Of bis generous client. and having
returned with . portion ol the incom.
derived from The large property there he'll
in possession.
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BANKRUPT Law.

We canno, see with what face the
/" Democrss" can rail .. any Wing for
having suppor,ed,he Baakrupi I.sw, when
u 10 kno~n that the great personi6csiion
Of modern democracy himself. Martin
Van Buren,. the sage of Kinderhook alias
l,indenw ood, has declared tina, he would
"hsse unhesI,at.ngly co>operted q, The
last scssisu Of Congress N The passage OF
such law" In letter TO sundry ci,i-
Gems Of New York. asking his views on
the sui CT. after promising that occasions
IN gu. arise 10 which i, would be proper.
foe the pabl'c good. for Gnvesnmsn, to
interfere with priv a,e contracts, he holds
the following language. In Tins matter 1T
least, there IS No my s,iics.ion. no smbi>
guilty. no non communal. sm. He speaks
out oreuly, plainly and unequi, ocally
what his Oplnion is. Here 10 the extrsci!
~ thought there was occasion for such
interference ~ 1927, and gave my vole
Tor general bankrupt Lsw, applicable
10 bankers and traders; classes which oil
must agree, were intended To be embraced
by the claase oi the Constitution relating
10 this suhject. Ths occasion Of a, leas,
equal urgency for such law EXISTS al this
lime. The EMBELLISHMENTS caused by
peraiciou. expans oss ofihe currency, and
The con*eqnent facilities Of credit and cash
easerpHzrs. which have unfortunately
characterized the last lev years. are such
as 10 render an interference Of This kind
greatly conducive T not absolutely neces-
sary 10 the public good. 4 woHlI there.
fore hare untesitatingly co-operated al
This last session Of Congress, in the pas,
sage Of such a ttD, properly guarded
agains. frauds. and % framed ss 20 secure
10 he crednors The present estate Of their
debtors. whea the latter ,sere discharged
from their obligations" .
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ihflcpFrt aaa1ttacgi KslEd M.
Johnsoa. snalhsr dsnoslste tsha. sd
esaAsdsss lss Ne P1ssidsssy. siso drri.f
ed kimsslf. - sliaasr sHy. a lasnr e >
BsFkrupa law. We shoaidt iae % hess
~ ~has klnd 81 logic o. sshies Il ran ee
shown a be eIias u Wigs sd SO.
lps In :. demncsas" 70 sdveesls such .
measure; 81 why certain Wig headers are
- snnsrrifsily drnosneed FER Il. shlie
Mr. VISA Busrn is psrmitltd % pEss o.
rrpsossd. ffths lisls For himssli Be ne
insligsier 90 sbeli0r Of such unlaif and ~
c0nssieni condsri. thsn indeed may ws
ny.
..shan. "a him. whoss eFssi striking
Kills Ter fsslis e ha ewa likiae
Star.
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NeD Heresy--' All, John said the
minister, what is the matter with you
that you've been so reniss in attending
the kirk oflatc; is il atheism. or deisln, or
that sad rowdyism is the cause!'
Faith. no, sir, said John. il is some
thing thousand times worse than a.
that a. Mas-5 ...
Save u.s. said the minister, swhat
can il be-
Eh! sir replied John. in spasm of
agony, : it is rheumaiisnl.' a..
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Womea! Dear Homaa!!-.It's quite
too bad Of We, Darby. to say that your
wife's worse than the Devil An pleas
your Reverence. | can prove i, by the
Houly Scripture--I can, by the powers!
Didn't your Reverence. yesterday, in your
sarmon, tell IT'S that if we resis, the Devil,
he'll fee from us' Now, if / resis, my
wife, she flies al met s@. ......
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THE wrCH ISLANDS.

We have authority (says the N. Y.
Journal Of Commerce) which we deem
unquestionable for the fact, that Eng
land and France, as well as the United
States, have recognized the independence
of the Sandwich Islands. The late cap
ture OF them must. therefore, be a thing
to be taken back as fast as possible.
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We learn through the Nstchiioches
Herald tina. The Choctaws have raised
$4,000 10 bu,ld College for The edu-
cation OF their youth. The Choctaw ma
lion nvmbers IA 600 souls. They have
apress which last year printed moro than
three million pages Of books and PAM
phleis. a......-.[. ~
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a Father hurdredby his Daughter.
AN appsIliDg'murder was com mitled in
the vicinity Of Rush,ille, Indiana. on the
evening Of the 2ls. ult.. by daughler
90 the person Of her father. The Gin.
c'nnsti Message states TIA. Philip Bsrger,
the murdered man. had long been in The
habit Of treating his wife and family in
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The New Orleans papers bring ac-
counts Of servilc instruction near st
Jago de Cuba. in which number plan
tiers with their overseers and families
were killed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-15

The City Theatre at Louisville. KY,
together with the adjoining COTE Houses.
on each side. was burnt to the ground on
the 20th ult.
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w The members q he HnI.sS.
rosgh Lyesum ere requested % aasna n
he Masonic Ilsll o. hondsy nigh. nssi,
Il early esasls light zMsxzzL.
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] Oh ladies' Occupation Gone.--The
Baltimore American says: "Thsinyentiye
genius Of our countrymen never rests, but
is necessarily employed in the develop
mcnt Of some new application Of princi-
Piles by which labor and time may be sa.
we'd aud money made. We find in the
New York Tribune some notice Of The
Rotary Rnitting Loom, invented, after
much labor and study. by Mr.. Arasmus
French, Of Springfield, Conn.,, which
knits stockings and hosiery Of all kinds,
IF perfect shape, without seam or blcmish,
with rapidly and cheapness hitherto
unparalleled Each machine, il is said,
will knit one sock per hour, while one
girl can easily tend ten manchines. and
five hundred machines may be driven by
one horse power. The Rev. John Pier
pont declares it the greatest mechanical
invention Of the age. Unlike the clumsy
and cumbrcus stocking machines Of for
mer days, il weighs but tlree pounds, and
may be placed on the centre table Of any
lady's drawing room. Il will knit cotton,
wollen, silk. or any fabrick, from the e.
nest to the coarsest. A distinguished
friend Of the Tribune writes from Bos on,
(" lhave been looking at machine with as.
constituent for two or three days. had
heard Of it before, but il takes seeing TO
making believe in these days."
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tfit weald constitute no objection with
me. II corporations were. in proper form.
embraced by he pr0yi.ioosd such bill. Z"
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THE MARKETS.
Peirrshnrp. lime {

y" = 7FeItFsouTHs JUNG D.
I'obacco--There was an improved de.
mand last week, with some advance on
Lugs, which were wanted TO complete
shipmen,s--inferior sold a, 50 2 U.s.
fair to good, 90 25 10 90; Leaf, inferior
10 middling, IS 25 to IS, good 6 to 50.
There is very little that would be called
good in ordinary years. >. Il.
The accounts from Europe 10 18th
May are unfavorable. a~ ais
Coiton--Very little doing, at 81 to 81.
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In all, about
$4,000

The stout brown sheetinss manufaciur
ed BY The three first named are we'll known o.
The fourth has just commenced weaving
very strong and heavy osnsburg..
(we'ghing half pound 10 the yard end
the Two last make yarn only. ~
We would be glad to see more OF these
goods consumed Al, the South; but i, is 10
be regretted. thai By far the larger PARTON
goes TO The North, there TO be sold to those
who reject 'helr own fli,nsy SUITS. (which
Southern people buy.) An immense a.
mount Of profits and commissions. each
way. would be saved TO The South, IL The
South would encourage its ewa Insnufsc-
lures. ..e z.x..-- ..--.., ,s.~...s..- sr.-.zz