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IN BANKRUPTCY.
In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale.

In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale.
DY order of the United States District
Id Court for the District of Vermont, will
be sold at Public Auction at the Termont
Hotel in Mddlebury on the 2sth day of JAN
uary inst, at 10 O'Clock A. ". for cash, all
the right, title and interest which Roswell
Smith and Lewis Smith had in and to lot
of land situate in East Middlebury with the
buildings thereon, also lot of Notes and
accounts, also sett of Bed posts, 800 Hoe
handles, 100 Pitchfork handles, and 1875 tur-
ned Whipstocks. belonging 10 the said Ros-
well Smith and Lewis Smith on the 9th day
of October last, as set forth in their sche'i
ules on file in the Office of the Clerk of the
District Court.
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There arrived at the city Of n York in

5UI,I3I
In ten years, upwards of halfa million of
immigrants have arrived in one city alone!
Out of this 100000 greater number will
probably become naturalized citizens, than
the majority which elected General Harri-
son. If therefore they como here for de-
mocrdcy, as doubtless they do. is it not i'm
portant that they should understand who
are the true democrats We have in a
former paper shown that foreigners who
come here arc deceived by name, and
take sides with the Locofocos simply and
alone because they are called democrats.
A word to the wise is sufficient, or ought to
be. True Wing.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Rev. jeremiah O'Calaghan Ro-
man Catholic priest will celebrate mass in
Vergennes, Friday the goth; in Middlebury
Sunday the 22d; the Catholics of Middle.
bury and its vicinity will be pleased 10 al.
tend; in Patrick Finnigan's, Brandon, Tues
day the 24it.; in James Lauth's. Pii;sford
Wedn' sday the 25th; in John Berryl's
Manchester Point, Friday the 9th; and ir
Bennington, Sunday the 29th day of this
month.
Jau. 10th, 1s43'
N. B. The Bennington Gazette is re.
quested TO insert this notice.
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Stray Cow.

Came into the inefosHre sf the subcriber'
on or about the LIST. of Nov. large red
COW, with bread white strip from he'
shoulder to her fore legs, with upright horrs
both bored. The owner Is reqUcs ed :"
prove property, pay charges and take hcr
AWAY. JOSIAH SIAGG-
Pan'on, NSv. 27I5, 1912 l2;3@
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ing the acknowledgment at the Hawaiian
government of the Sandwich Islands, and
also the appointment of diplomatic agent
to China, to look after our interests there !;
which was referred to the committee on
Foreign Affairs. The day was devoted to
private bills, and the House adjourned to
Tuesday.
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For the Benefit of the Public.

FESHE Hardness Of the times and rcarci-
e ty of Cash induces the subscriber ,O
reduce the price Of his Books as follows.
viz:
Smilhs-Olnevs-Malie. BruFs-and Hun
tingions Geo. and Atlas So TO rs cents.
Mi;chels Geo. and Atlas oae Dollar.
Emcrsors Is, Class Reader so cents, half
Bound, 40 cents.
Emersous 2d Glass Reader. p cs.
Do. 81 do. do. Isl els
And o,he' School Books equally cheap.
J. HAGAR.
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ESTATE OF ALMON PINNEY.
We, the subscriber. being appo inted by the
Probate Court for the District Of Addison,
Commissioners, to receive. examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons, agains the
estate Of
ALMON PINN
| ate Of MiddlebuIy, in said District, deceased,
represented insove nj. and also all claims and de.
ma nds exhibited in offset thereto: And six
months from the 9Th day of November, being
allowed by said Court for that purpose. we do
therefore hereby give notice that we will attend
TO the business of our said appointment {. at the
dwelling house OF AlmonPinney deceased in Mid
debury on the second Tuesdays Of January and
May next, ffom'nin o'clock, A. NJ. until four
O'Clock p. NJ. on each Of SAID days.
OTIS GOODRICH, co,o,r.
JONATHAN sEELET, OO'n '''
Dated al Middebury, this 10 day ofNovember,
1912. 3G,3N.
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SALMON TROUT, superior article.
~ Butter Salt, for sale bv
w. P. RUSSELL.
n O t l ce

THE Subscriber contemplates different
= arrangement in business, and requests
all persons indebted to him to call and settle
the same 10y Cash or note, before the first day
of March next. And those who intend pay
ing him by bankrupt notices are requested to
sen1 them in Immediately.
All those who do not attend to this notice
previous 10 that time will be furnished with
one that they will understand.
GEORGE M. BRowY.
Middlebury, Jan. 9, IS4S. s6;Sw
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GristnniIl.

TIIiE subscribers would inform The public
T. that the Gristmll OF the Middlebury Man
ufacturipg Company, below their Woollen
Factory, now occupied by the subscribers, has
undergone thorough repair. and put under
the superintendent of Mr.. A Heath, who it
is believed will give general satisfaction.
DAVENPORT & TURNER.
Middlebury, Jan. 9. 1913. 36;if
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Also,

At same time and place. will be sold one
brown white faced Mare belonging to the as
sets of Horatio NJ Wood of Middlebury on
the s1st day of August last as set forth liz
his schedule on file in the Office of the Clerk
of the District Court
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Died.

In Cornwall on the 7th inst. Levi II.
Gates, in the Add year ofhis age. Also his
son, in the 18th year of his age. The
deaths occurred within an hour of each 9TH
err. Thus was Father & son hurried to
their final account-a most solemn and
affecting scene!
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also

Will be sold ct the same time and place
lot of Judgments, Notes and accounts belon-
ging to Henry Vradenburgh on the 9th day
of October last as set forth in his schedule
on file in the office ofthe Clerk of the Dis
trict Court.
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also

Will be sold at the same time and place two
accounts belonging to William j. Tucker en-
the 9th day of October last as set forth in his
schedule on file in the Office of the Clerk of
the District Court
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IMMIGRATION OF FoREIGNERs.-The fol-
lowing table will show, that the immigra-
ton of foreigners is sufficient to contro! the
political deslinies of this country, in close
conflict of parties, if they go chiefly 10 one
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n office.

HtHE Corporation of the Middlebury
l. Savings Bank are requested 10 meet
at the Book Store of J. Hagar on Monday
Evening the 18th Jan. at 6 O'Clock.
J. HAGAR, Secretary.
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Also,

At the Store of Roscoe S. Nash in New
Haven on Friday the 18th day of January
1S49 at one O'Clock p. NJ. all the right title
and interest that Lavus Fillemore Jun. of
New Haven had on the Sth day of July last
to a lot of land lying in New Haven with the
buildings thereon containing about ninety
four acres a part of the farm commonly
known as the William Wheeler farm, also
all the right, title and interest said Fillemore
had to lot of land in Bristol known as lot
Is drawn in the first division of the Glebe
right containing about los acres, n more part
ticuar description OF the above described
premises will be given at the time Of sale.
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Nj q d,

In New Havenson the 4th inst. by Rev.
A. A. Constantine, of Wallingford, la;e
Missionary to Africa, Mr.. Luke w, Pane
lee, of Bristol, to Miss. Servilia Foot, of
New Haven.
0FThe Printer was not forgotten.
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Middlebury Book Store.

CONSTANTLY on hand general as
u sortment OF School and Nscellane, Us
Books, Stationery, Annals the Gift. Chris
liar Souvenir, Sc. Letter, Billet and Fuois-
Cap paper &c superior quality, cheaper thar
ever.
A great variety nf Almanacks, & Registers
at wholesale, or II CTS single.
Singing Books, f all kinds that are used
in Ills vicinity. Wholesale aad rytail-aii
for ready pay oaly.
Dc. 6, 1879. sti6v
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HEAVY sheeungs, & Bats by the bale,
IL for sale at the lowest Factory piice, by
A. FRAkcIs.
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Also.

At the same time and place, will be sold a
lot of Notes and accounts due to Moses Sar-
geant of Weybridge on the 24ih day of Au-
gust last as set forth in his schedule on file
in the Office ofthe Clerk of the District Court
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Also.

At same time and place, will be sold a lot
of Notes and accounts due to Hastings War
rem of Middlebury on the 31st day of Au .
gust last as set forth in his schedule on file
in the Office of the District Court.
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Commissioners Notice.

STATE OF VERMONT,
District Of Nelr Haren, SIS. !
THE Hon the Probate Court for fhe District
l. of New Haven. To all persons concerned
in the Estate Of
NATHAN WILLIAMS.
late OF Monkt' n, in said district, deceased.
Whereas Lyman Williams Administraio. OF the
Estate OF Nathan Williams, aforesaid deceased
proposes 10 render an account of his Atminisra
ton, and present his account against 'aid Estate
for a ilowance a. the Probate Court to be holden
at tie Dwell ling House Of the Jude Of said Court
in Bristol in said District on the first Morday oil
February next a. 10 O'Clock fore noon There
fore you are hereby NOTIFIED to appear before sari
Court at the time and place aforesaid to sh6~
cause, if any you have, why said account should
not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Bristol, this Cd day Of
January, A. ID, 1913.
HARVEY MUNS1LL, Judge.
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Also,

A lot of Notes and accounts, will be sold
at same time and place due Horace Nichols
of Ihiddlebury on the 3lst day of August last
as set forth in his schedule in Office OF the
Clerk Of the District Court.
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m(-ure for Blindness -

'HNHOSE who wish superior article oil
IL LAMP OIL will do well 10 call at
INV. %. JOHNSON'S.
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Also,

A lot of Receipts, Notes, and accounts be-
longing to Francis C. Seymour on the sth
day Of July last as set forth in his schedule
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Where Physicians have
given the
BRANDRETH'S PILLS

DRAN DhE ii > fIjsLS
a fair trial, they concede the med icinc the best
evacuant Of the bowels hitherto disc evered. The
ingredients are all prepared expressly for he
manufacture Of the Brandreth Pills, and it is i'm
possible 10 obtain purgstiye of the same prop
critics except from Dr. b. Brandrcth Let ply
sicisns and the world at large bear in mind that
the Brandreih Pills may be taken, If necessary,
for any length of time daily. not only without
injury, but with ceris iniy Of beneficial results.
Remember that they are vegetable and limo.
cent medicine, yet Il powerful fol- the removal
of diseases whether shTonic or recent, infections
or otherwise.
That they purify the blood, and stay the fur
her progress of disease in the human body.
That, TO many cases, when the dreadful rnva-
ges Of liberation had laid bare ligament or bone,
and where 10 al appearance, no human means
ID save life, have patients by the use of these
Pill been restored 10 good health, the devour>
in disease have been cempletel, eradcated.
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At same time and place, will be sold all
the Receipts and accounts due to William A.
Hitchcock of Shoreham on the 9Ist day of
August last as set forth in his schedule on file
in the office of the Clerk of the District
Court.
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LIST of LETTERS remaininc in Pest Of
iicc at Iiiddlcbury. Vt. Dec 81, 1872.
Oscar Amsbury William N;nsfeF
Caleb Araes !. I Locke
Henri G Adams IihaInar Mc Vain
Fhirza Adams II aiosc
Chas Aiken i Sarah Newton
lydia Blown r. d Pall.vr
James Rovle Samuel Paterson
Albert Bfimmer Silas Piper ;
Nath1 Byengton Silas Perkins
JOS Billings Bucl Preston
Julius Baker Ann Rich"y
Zaur Barrovs A Rutherford
Norman Boardman Chas p Rider
Rebecca Carpenter l. P Sawyer
Chas Caldwell Q Elijah Smith
Andrew Clailin p Starr
Calvin Coon SamueliSarGents
Sarah A G Case Lydia "A Scv,ranco
james Dunn Eben Severance
Mara A Cunning l. + Seamgns
T. W Drury Peter Tr.tier 90.
Caleb Flrrar T f. Taylor
Horace Frederick , Edw TusoT
WIN Foo:e . p Terrence
T NJ FIch PCrTuckcr
G T Gorham I1erane Wnhcri 3
Vim Green Abner Wnadwati
Jesse Gcodno Abel Williamson
Frederick Hayden Winslow Watson
John Haskell Vim W Iison
Sophia E Harrison Jane Fickcry .
Chester King = II Van Alsiei'
c. BowEx. p. NJ
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NEAR EIGHT YEARS
Before the American Public, and now sold by
$500
Agents in the Ne " England States alone


$500
Agents in the Ne England States alone
BENJAMIN BRANDRETH'S HILLS.
HHIS vegetable and truly innocent
L medicine PURIFIEs the blood and i'm
media tely stays The further progress of disease
in the bodies Of those whose powers or life. are
not already exhausted. Where human means
ca n avail there scarcely is any complaint or
70 rm of Sickness TINT the Brandreth Pills do not
re lieve and generally ure. Although these pills
pr oduce known effect, that infect is not to
pr ostrate the body, with other medicines, but
The frame is invigoraied by the removal of the
caus cot weakness. the morbid, the citiaed hu-
meTs from the blood
Harmless in themselves, they merely
ASSIST NATURE.
To III row out Re occasion of sickness from the
DO dy, snd they equiTe no alteration IN the diet
or clothing. In fact the human body is better
abe 10 sustain without injury, the inclemency of
the weather, while under the Influence Of this in.
fiction destroying. disease eradicatiDg Medicine
than any other time.
Tne importance of Brandrcth's Pills for Sea-
men and Travellers is theref re, elf evident.
By tic timely use of this medicine how much
anxiety and sickness might We not prevent
Cold, hi lious affections, Typhus, Scarf ct and fe
v"rs of II kinds, would be unknown! Bnt whore
sick ness does exist, let the Brandreth's Pills be
once Sc Mt for, that the remedy may be applied
without further loss of time.
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Groceries.

THE subscriber has Just received from New
L York fresh supply of Groceries, .Medi-
cines, Dye Stufs, Paints, &C., which he offers
for sale as low as can be purchased in this
vicinity, for Cash or produce.
w. p. RUSSELL.
Dec. 5. 1912.
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learn that only 50 of 81 Loco-Foco Mem
bers voted for Van Buren.-D. Tribune.
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also

viii be sold at the same time and place
lot of accounts belonging to Andrew Wash
burn on the 9th day Of October last, also one
Brass Watch as set forth in his schedule on
file in the Office ofthe Clerk of the District
Court.
HARRY GOODRICH, Assignee.
Middlebury, January I'd, 1912.
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Cheeseman's Arabian BaIsarn.

Cheeseman's Arabian BaIsaIn.
Has been in use for more than te n years, for al
kinds of wounds, bruises, spTains and cuts; and is
rev failing remedy for acute CT chronic rheu-
maj tan 1t is warranted to cure any case ofPiles
~ h.,uIa. of however long standing, when every
th;ng else has failed This balsam affordslmme
date relief, in pains in The side aud breaat, or
main and weakness in the hack and loins, and is
also sure and speedy cure lie OF bruises and
scald.. Numerous and respectable certificates
NAV be seen where il has given reliefin all the
above cases. This wonder-working Balsam Will
restore numb or persisted limbs, or members IN
any part ofthe body, and is a sure and pleasant
application for sore threats and fuinsies. or,cc
so cents. Sold by s. MOoOi
Middlebury VT. l1i1m
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also

Will he sold at the same time and place
lot of Notes and accounts belonging to Tho
mas S. Chamberlin OH the 9th day of Octo-.
Der last as set forth in his schedule OH file in
the office of the Clerk of the District Court
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INDIA RUBBERS AND SHOES
Black and Coloret French Kid Shoes and
Slips, Cloth and Kid Buskins, Lasting 1-2
Caters. Chidrens Shoes, India Rubber furr'd
and plain Boots and Shoes at BIRGE's.
Sept. &c 1912.
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Also,

viii be sold at same time and place, five
shares in the Missouri Iron Company, the
Assets of Alden Blackmer of Telgennes.
HARRY GOODRICH Assignee.
.uiddebury, December 10Th, 1912. 50;
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COMMISSIONERS NOTI( i.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We the subscribers being ap p in'od y %"
Probate Court Gr the District o; Now Htt'r.
Commissioner TO receive exam re aud as'j's III
lain s ard d. mants of al per sons against q; ?
E-tEte Of Rufus u Barnard Esq. lat Ct Br's'"1
represented insolvent and ali cla M ard d"Ina' -
exb led in Offset thereto, ard six rnnni rs ir' FL
the 22d day o ( November, 1872. being q! cwtd y
said court, for that purpose. We dn 'hei' lc'e
hereby give note, that will alt,nd TO tho US
inrss Of III AZ printed at The Gw,l'i rg hous''
Of fhc said deceased in Bristol Oh III 2d Mon
DAYS Of February and April. LeAt fr.m ~
O'Clock. p. NJ. on sail dNy's,
Bristol, Nov. 22l. 1912.
HoRaTIo NEFrHAH J C,
WINTER Il. iioLLEY. .
JAMES SAxTON.
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j. IIAGAR,

Books s. Stationary
AT THE
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also

Will be sold at the Public House of John
Hacket in Hancock on the 31st day ofJanu-
airy inst, at one O'Clock p. NJ. all the right
title and interest that Altman More had on
the 9th day of October last in and to one c.
quail half of two hundred acres of land with
the buildings thereon lying and being in the
town of Granville, being the same land Dec
ded to Altman More and Aaron FL. Emerson
by Charles H. Wilder referance being had
to said Wilder, and on Record in Granville,
also one Yoke of 5 year old Oxen, one three
year old hefer, also a lot of Notes and ac-
counts as set forth in his schedule on file in
the Office of the Clerk of the District Court.
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also

Will be sold at the same time and place two
Notes belonging to Samuel Pinney on the
3lst day of August last as set forth in his
schedule on file in the Office of the Clerk of
the District Court
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on file in the office of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court
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.ESSCELE.s.EYOF&
CATOCHUS.
An exceedingly interesting article.

"a" IA~II~4HEi9 interesting article.
II was GREATNESS night in June. Nv
windows were all open, and yet the fame OF
The candle scarcely 1ckered. | had be
come deeply 'eresied 10 the pages Of a new
book, and was needless Of the lapse Of time.
OF the circumstances around me, until sud
denly moth hlttered into The fame, and
Inc cracking Of It's flmy wings attracted
my attention. Upon gIauclng at my watch
winch lay beside me on the table. found
10 my surprise that il was already nae, ,o,d
night determined taereupon 10 read no
more' and shutting my book, walked across
the room TO draw the curtain. Intending IN,
medlalely 10 20 TO bed, but the rnoonl;ob,
shone so pleasantly IN at tho window that
| Was forced 10 slt down and lean uoon ,ho
sill, and gaze upon The scene. There were
few thin, whItlsh clouds hanging around
the horizon, like the dlstau, wings Of an
enormous spirit, but otherwise the sky was
perfectly cloudless-Above, the moon was
shining peacefully, and below, the world of
green lay dreaming 10 lis misty shroId, half
obscured, save where tho curYng river
slancIng 10 the moonlight, shone like a
FURNISHED belt Of steel. There is strange
fascination IN sitting in tho moonlght-and
Tor almost half an hour sat leaning out in.
10 Tue ar. All was quiet save the mono.
tonous musical gurgIe of frogs in the pond,
ana at intervals the rustling OF green leaves,
az 'femuIous breath Of wind swelled gent
~ and then died away, or the prolonged bark
OF some Tar of dog. had fallen into a
vague revere, when heard the bell strike
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are drops Of perspiraiion now upon his fore
head Bring a mirror and PLACE IL TO .liG
lips, he may heathe yeti" Il sssmed that
the extremity of my agony had wrung OH,
cold dew upon my skin. No sooner had
the words been spoken, than there was a
wild hurry, and suppressed ordinations o.
fear and doubt, and surprise about the
room. What moment OF agony was the
next The fearful anticipation, lest, after
all, there should be no sign Of breath, was
worse than oil before. The mirror was
brought, and then knew by the sudden and
fearful cry, that my real state, tina, Of Ca.
tochus, was at last known.
was bled instantly: between my lips
few drops of brandy were forced, and my
limbs and head were fomented with heated
cloths, with such effect, that in two hours
| regolned NY power Of motion and sat up.
though weak from loss Of blood and entirely
exhausted by the dreadful suffering through
which ! had passed as through fiery or
deal. Believe me, those pains | would not
suffer again, if the price should be show.
ering Of all the wealth and glory lha, The
world can besiow. Such sad suffering does
not leave man where il finds him. arose
from my bed an altered man with my
moral and mental constitution completely
changed.
The main incident OF this story, however
improbable II may seem, ~ founded upon
fact, and has occurred within the range Of
the wiuer's experience. Calochus is only
a peculiar form of Catslepsy, in which the
patient retains the use of his various senses,
while the power Of motion is entirely sus
pended, and presents ap appearance which
may easily be mistaken .Dr death. la re-.
moving some bodies from the vault Of o
church IN neigborng city, on the occasion
OF erecting new church, il was discovered
tina, three bodies had assumed such a posi-
uon as could only be accounted for on the
supposlllon Of their having been buried
while ~ state Of suspended animation or
siupor, they havlng turned over in their cot +
lns upon the recurrence Of consciousness.
The occurrence OF such fact alone, to
sciheF With the known existence OF diseases
which assume The semblance OF death, should
induce the EXTREMIST caution, and make il
matter Of duty 10 apply, before butlal,
such tests as TO leave no shadow Of doubt
ind no room for mistake with regard to the
actual fact oil death. ". W. !.
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Important, Valuable, and Cheap
WDRLo

HuST published, IN one vaiume royal octave,
- containing about 500 pages Of letter. press.
and more than FIVE HUNDRED Engrayinrs
Price only 81 80 per copy.