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RAIL ROAD STOCK.

The money article of the Boston Post says,
Concord Rail Road stock has risen to $50
for so, dividend of. Its receipts are large.
In consequence of the onerous charges made
upon it by the Nashua and Lowell cOmpa-
MES branch of the Concord rail road is con-
templated and now under survey to the
Ftchburgh at Groton, ii miles. This is an
advance of 18 per cent above the original
cost of the shares. Lowell is quoted p per
cent advance, Wooster 16 12.
In regard to the construction Of a branch
from Nashua TO Groton, eleven miles, to
meet the Filchburg road, we are told by
one of the directors that the route is now
under survey and that the people of Nash
ia will give the land TO extend it TO the
Massachusetts line. The monopoly of
the Nashua and Lowell roads will then be
avoided and we are also told by the same
gentleman, that where those companies
now receive 100000 for tolls from the
Concord company, the amount will be re-
duced TO S25 900, and the rates of freight
and passage over the whole route to Bos-
ion will meet with proportionate reduc-
lion.-Pat.
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IL thank you sir, for the opportunity
you have given me of speaking of the
great statesman who was associated with
me in the administration of the General
Government. at my earnest solicitation
who belongs not 10 Kentucky alone, but
to the whole Union; and is not only an
honor TO this state and this nation, but to
mankind The charges to which you re-
fer, | have. after my term of service had
exPlred.and it was proper for me to speak,
denied before the whole country; and |
here reiterate and rea6frm that denial: and
as | expect shortly to appear before my
God,to answer for the conduct of nv whole
life, should those charges haze found their
icdy TO the Throne eff Eternal Justice. 1
'c'f[' IN The presence of OmnipOtsnce, pro
nounce them false.;'
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SHEEP HUSBANDRY.
JED. 5. BUSHNELL, Sec.

The following we clip from the Buffalo
I,rmal showing the high reputation which
The Weybridge Farmer has obtained for the
trcks which he took to the Rochester Fair,
q, well as the one which was depicted in the
Cultivator. Mr.. Jewett has not only benefit
ID himself in that transaction, but by the
ruhlicty he has obtained he has drawn the
si,cntion of enterprising flock masters in
Western New York to the superior breeds
md Aeeces ofthe flOcks in this section of YER
mont. We have been informed that Mr.
Merrill Bingham, of Cornwall, has sold 60
fwes at ten dollars per head to a purchaser
cm western New York. There are several
Gentlemen farmers of our acquaintance in
ADDISON County who have excellent stock
sheep, aud llocks producing wool in quality
and quantity which must satisfy the most ex-
acting purchasers from almost any quarter of
he union.
In letter dated Cortland, October 13.
l-l3. Mr.. II. :. RANDALL, a distinguished
farmer of that County, writes to the editors
Of the d. Central New York Farmer" i had
I'D the ground, [at the County Fairl year
Ins buck and eve from the flock of our friend
:. " Jewett, of Weybridge, Vermont which
shared of well washed wool after all the
l,,s Of their journey, the buck lbs. the eve
jIh> - OF. They were got by his celebra-
'ei buck. Fortune a picture of which APP
pared in the last volumn of the transactions
ofthc State Agricultural Society. My buck
Eheu four years old will probably average II
Ts as thai would not be so great as the in
crease on his sire. Their carcasses are enOr-
Hgus for Merinos. and they are well formed.
Let--say what he will, Jewett's sheep
cannot he beaten. had bucks and ewes on
The ground from several other stocks, nearly
,qualliug the above. There were also some
5eautiful Downs, Leicestcrs, &c, belonging
10 various Individuals
Having made free to censure the free trade
politics of Mr.. :. ". JEwETT, and TO COM
ment upon an article from his pen published
in the Cultivator, in which he thought he did
Injustice to the wool growers capabilities of
our great prairies ont West, we are the more
willing TO notice, and commend his eminent
talent and success as breeder of fine wool
I'd sheep.
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c..,rart. Rufus Wainwright, E. ID. Barber,
J,.eph Warner, Asa Chapman and William
s,de were appointed.
On motion,
p,soIrea. That committee offve be ap-
,;o,ed to prepare and submit to the delega-
: ;,n to the convention at BratdeborO, a state
-, of the amount of tonnage TO and from
y;5rebury and its vicinity together with the
,..criptions of property of which it is COM
posed. c.
in Johnson, Hastings Warren and Levi
Peek were appointed.
On motion,
p,,oIrd, That committee be appointed
correspond with Gentlemen in other sec
-. Of the country, in relation to the con-
.-,.,iou of the contemplated rail road.
.D5II. Bell, o. Seymour andJ Warner,
r.ors. we're appointed
On motion,
Rssolred, That the delegates to the Con-
-.r,on at BrattleborO' be instructed to cali
,rblic meeting to hear their report at such
.;;,ne after their return as they shall deem prop
R.solred, That the proceedings of the
meeting be published in the Northern Gal
Adjourned.
HORATIO SEYMOUR, Chm.
I'm. 5. BUSHNELL, Sec.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Monday last, was the last day for electing
representatives in Massachusetts. where no
choice had been made. The returns do not alter
the relative position of the parties, the locos
having elected three, and the wings three, so
that it now stands 1s6 wing to 1873 loco.
MAINE.-In the Washington district, Cary
loco is not elected, falling short two hundred
votes
MILLARD FILLMORE, has been nominated
in the Buffalo Commercial advertiser for the
Vice Presidency. The nomination is hearth
ly approved by the Albany Advertiser and
the Troy Wing.
Posr OFFICE REFoRM.-Meetings are be-
ing held in the cities, and especially one re-
Gently in New York, memorializing congress
upon the necessity Of reform in the Post Office
department. The rates of postage and the
Thanking privilege are exceedingly burden
some. That cheaper hostages will result in
greater revenue is clearly evinced by the re-
cent experiment made in Great Britain where
letter weighing half an ounce may be sent
for two pence to any part of the Kingdom.
The excuse therefore of Mr.. Wickliff for the
exhorbitant rates of postage, that the depart
ment must pay its way,is perfectly absurd
Beside by the establishment of prompt, cheap
and expeditions expresses on the great thor
eughfares not one letter in ten il is believed
is carried by maiI
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Mr.. ADAMS INDICATING MR..
CLAY.

Our readers will see in our columns un-
der the head Of Mr. Adams in Kentucky,
'he enthusian with what they received a
indication Of Mr.. Clay from the changes
d coalition formerly so bitterly preferred
against him BY the followers of Gen. Jacks
son. The words of this great and coed
man who now stands as il we're with one
loot IN the grave, cannot but command the
respect and secure the belief even of thou.
sands who have hitherto entertained differ
ent sentiments upon the subject on which
Mr.. A. gives in his dying testimony. The
solemn manner in which he declares the
innocence of Mr.. Clay must weigh down
every opposing prejudice aud doubt
Nothing but his deep conviction of truth
Ct what he said and of his strong desire
Of doing justice TO Mr.. Clay could have
induced Mr.. Adams so emphatically and
sOlemiy again to reafiirm his innocence of
Inc Bargain with which no. has been so
Oasoly charged.
10 that part of the address which was
made TO him upon the occasion to which
We nave alluded Mr.. Adams replied in the
'O''o"lng language which should be record.
Gu IN The heart of eServ American CHI.
Zen.
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FITcFBURG (MAss.) RAnRoAD.-This
road will be opened TO Waliham, six mics
from Boston, on Monday next, and omni-
bus conveyance will be provided for all
passengers from Boston 10 the depot in
Charleston at 81 cents each, as a regular
charge. The Boston Post says-"The
engines for this road-dcsiined ere long
10 be extended TO Braltleboro',-ar made
by Mcssrs. Hinkly and Drury, of this Cit
y, and the first on their contract has been
delivered, and generally approved. As
the Worchestcr railroad have concluded 10
reduce their fare TO Wahham, via omnibus
TO 20 cents, tine rate upon the Walrham
line, row opened. wi undoub,ed lybe eqn>
ally low, 10 meet This unexpected change
OF policy on the part of The Worcester
which has hitherto opposed the idea of low
fares"
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Oct. 1S43.

Will be offered for sale at the Store near
the Court House now occupied by !. r.
Cushman on the evening of the 18th Dec.
next and every day thereafter during the
session of the County Court large lot OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods consisting
in part of Broad Cloths AIpaccas Gallo oes
Vestings FlanRels Cassimeres Saline Is
Shirtings bleach d & unbeached) fIdkfs
Hosiery, Gloves Buttons Combs &c. &c.
Sales Positive. Terms made known on
day of Sale.
L. BECKWITH &c. Agcr.
MIddlebury, Dec. ., I643.
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% The National Intelligencer effectually
discredits a shameless Loco Foco libel upon
the memory of the late Mr.. OGLE, of Penn
sylvania, in relation TO his celebrated speech.
The testimony of the Intelligencer, it will be
seen, is unequivocal and conclusive:
''With less than its usual discrimination,
the Pennsylvania" has given currency in
its generally respectable columns to ridic-
very absurdity of which should have warned
the editor OF the Pennsylvania against be-
ing instrumental in circulating such story.
We refer to astatement respecting the cele-
brated speech of the late Mr.. Ogle, deliver
ed, IN the House of Representatives in 1910,
which 1t is said in the hoax referred to, that
Mr.. Ogle denied on his death bed having de-
livered, saying that it was got up by the
Wing Central Committee at the city of
Washington, and his name put to it as its au-
thor; that he Immediately informed the com
mlttee of the great Injustice they had done
him and Mr.. Van Buren, &c So far from
their being any foundation for this story, it is
within the knowledge of every member of
the House that the speech tcGs delivered as
reported; and it is toithin our personal kno,cl-
edgs that the report o. ii iraS the 1cork of Mr..
Ogie himself, and trds from beginning to end
'critten By his oicn hand; and that, if any
change was made in the report from his own
first drausht, it was throug h the persuasion
of friends to soften the severity of some of the
passages. 1t follows, of course, that the
whole story of Mr.. Ogle's alleged statements
during his last moments is, so far as con-
Germs the authenticity of his reported speech,
apitiful and contemplate fabrication.''
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

There will be an adjourned meeting of the
Young Mems Temperance Society, Wednes-
day evening next at 6 o'clock, at the Town
Room. An address is expected from Mr..
Priggs, reformed inebriate, and That old
captiue Jug, STILL CHAINED, is there to
be exhibited. Let all, who feel an interest
in temperance movements, attend.
S. PEARL LATHROP, Sec.
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MEDICAL, NOTICE.

The semiannual meeting of the Adds on
County Medical Society will be holden, at
Middlebury, on Thursday the 18th inst.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. in the Vestry of the
Congregational Church.
All the medical men of the County are
requested to attend. Communications
are expected from DR.. ]. A. Allen, and c.
Stone, NJ. H. Murray, and others.
A. c. GooDALE Secretary.
Addison, Dec. A, 1913.
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Court House Burned.-The court house at
Montpelier, new building was burnt to the
ground last week on Tuesday. The cost of
the house was $4,000, and insurance $1,000.
It's said to have been shamily built, and with
a hope of improvement in another building
Its destruction seems not to be much regret
ted. The records were saved except those
which were in use, and left in the clerks desk
and the docket of the court which was in
session. Great Inconvenience and delay in
the dispatch of business, will be the result
out II Is believed between the lawyers and
judges and agreements of parties most of the
difficulties will be surmounted and set right.
The court still continues its session at Ma
sonic Hall. An adjourned term however will
be the result of the fire.
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Middlebury Academy.

This institution will be open for the
reception of Pupils on Monday Dec 4th.
very convenient room. in the house for
mrry occupied by E. d. Barber ESQ.
opposite the Methodist Church, has been
provided, furnished with all The necessary
conveniencies ola school room and suffi.
cienily ample, it is believed, 10 accommo-
date The school FOR THE PRESENT; at least
more ample and CONVENIENT than tina, p.o-
vlded IN the " East College" for the Ad.
olson County Grammar School.
limited number of students can be
furnished with rooms and boa I'd in the
building with the Precepior on REASON
ABLE terms.
The Preceptor intends very consider
ably 10 enlarge his operations in the bust.
ness Of teaching on the return of spring
and sooner if necessary. Ali branches of
study usually taught in Institutions of the
kind will receive careful attention Siu>
dents in prepa ration for College espe cialy
will receive the most assiduous attention.
The P;ecepior takes this portuniiy al
so 10 tender his most grateful acknowledge.
menis 10 the public generally and 10 his
pupils and patrons in particular, for the
kind reception he asimet with as Instruc-
tor. and for. the success that has hitherto
attended his labors through their instru-
mentality He still soIicits a share of their
patronage. c. c. BlSBEE, Prccep,or.
Middlebury, Nov. %, ls43. 3O:3w
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The most kiVhM

Approved Medicine now in gener-
al use for Coughs, Colds, and
all Diseases of the Lungs.
TIE VEGETABLE PULMONARY
I BALSAM is believed TO be the most
popular medicine ever known in America, for
Cou CHS, Col6sl Asthma or Pb,hisic, Consump-
llon' mhooping cough, and Pulmonary Aff;c-
ton of every kind.
EXTRACTS from Certifcatesl
Dr. Samuel Morrill, of Concord N. H., writes
"that he is satisfied the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam is valuable med cine, having been us ell
with complete success in cases which had rrevi-
ously resisted The most approved prescriptions.
DR.. Truman Abel of Lempster, N RI :, writ es
that lie confidently recommends its use in all
complaints of the chests, equal, if not superior to
any other medicine within his knowledge.
Dr. Amory Hunting of Franklin, Mass writes
that after having prescribed The usual remedies
vii bout relief, and haring consulted with sever
al eminent physicians, he has found the Veqeta-
Bile Pulmonary Balsam to have had The desired
effect, and recommends it as safe, convenient
and eficious med icine.
DR.. Thomas Brown, of Concord N III writes
that, to his knowledge, it has never disappointed
the reasonable expectations of those who have
used it.
&C. BEWARE OF IMPO SITIoN. Each
genuine bottle is enclosed in blue wra PIPER on
viii oh is yellow label, signed VIM. Jon'n Gut
Ter. None other is genuine of later date than
Dec. 1889. Tine signature of Sampson Reed will
be cont nued for short time, Purchasers should
enquire for the true article by its full name, the
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam, and see that it
has The marks and signatures of the genuine.
Prepared by Reed Wing and Cutler, (la,e
Low & Reod,) Wholesaie Druggists, Apotheca-
RIGS and Country Merchants generally Price
so cents. For sale by SNOOPY. .(sO:ly
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Stoves.

q 1LARK RICH informs the public that
~ he will sell btorss as cheap, or cheap.
er Than any other dealer or Pedler in these
parts. That he keeps for sale all the best
NOTION, and other Cook, parlor and box
stoves, cast at Brandon and Pittsford; par
hcuiarly the Yankee Notion Cook Stoves
with Spaulding's patent ovens. &c. &c.
Also the best Ploughs. Copper, and cast.
IRON Pumps, and Lead pipe !; and all kinds
OF sheet iron, Tin ware &c.
va Stoves. produce &C., Cash (if he
can get ny received in exchange.
ShoreEam Nov. Is43. os.aw
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To Printers.

RE p. PROUr. PRINTiNa INK MN.
I'VE uiacturAr. No. so, Spring 81. Ner-
York, still continues 10 manufacture a su-
perior article to any one in the United States
and upon as reasonable terms as ii can be-
procured from any other establishment. flo
also manufactures Ink of various colors, as
red, blue, green, yellow &c.
N. B. Publishers of Newspapers copy
ing the above advertisement four times. and
forwarding one copy containing il, aud en-
closing Ten Dollar bill Current in New
York; in letter, shall have sent 10 them
fifty pounds of good News lnk-Please
mention the Press YOU use. 27w4'
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CHARITABLE INFIRMAR

The subscribers will give Surgical aduics
TO those who are unable to pay, and perfol m
any operations which may be required, on
Wednesdays from 10 to IL O'Clock A. NJ. at
their respective Offices. The former will
attend to Surgical cases generally, and the
latter devote special attention TO affec
tons ofthe eyes and ears.
J. A. ALLEN,
s. PEARL LATHRcP.
Middlebury, Dec. 71s4S.
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THE Dad DECEMBER

We understand that arrangements are
making to celebrate in. this village, the an
niversary of the landing of our Pilgrim
Fathers on the rock of Plymouth and that
an Address is expected on the occasion,
with other suitable exercises.
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TO THE PUBLIC,

=
THE subscriber would take this m eth.
receiving his winter stock of G GOD S
In addition to the old stock formerly kent
by :. & c. Russell, he has on hand a choice
selection of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
which he will sell on the most reasonable
ter msfor cash or most kinds of country
produce. His stock consists in part of
TIE AS,
Old Hyson, Young HysOn,
Tyson Skin, Black, do.
OFFEE,
Gov. Java, St. Domingo,
Manalla, Rio.
GOA.
SU CARS.
Loaf, and Lump, N. Orleans,
S. Croix, do P. Rico, do
MOLAS SES.
Sugar House, P. Rico, do
Trinidad, do
ACCO.
Cavendish, Chewing, No. 1.
Osmon, and Bragg, do
Havanah, No. /. BID do
Mrs. Miller's fife cut do
Leon'd Appleby's, do C. Chapmans, do
Pound and half Pound papers Smoking do
PIPES.
UT.
Oranges, Lemons,
Box Raisons, Sattana, do
kegg, do Dates,
Citron, Maci.
Olives, Capsers,
Sweet Oil. p. Catsup.
Lines Sweet Meats,
Ginger persers, Orange, do
Peach, do Juga paste.
SPICES.
Pimento Ground, do
Blk Pepper, Ground, do
Cayenne, do Casia,
Buds, do Cloves.
NuImegs, Ginger.
10000 Havana CIGARS,
OILS,
Clarified Sperm, IA superior article,)
Chemical, do.
Castim Soap, Bar do. Almon do.
Palm do. Windsor do.
SALT,
Fine Salt, in Small Bags,
/ dOZ. boxes Sardians,
III f X X N G,
S A l. A X A Il U S,
MUSTARD,
Gound do.
LAND ARCH,
NUTS,
1000 lbs. Nuts,
SHIELD Almonds, soft shell'd do.
Hard do. do.
Eng. Walnuts, Filberts, BRAZIL nuts,
Pecan, do. Chesnuts, Pea nuts,
Cocoa nuts,
POW d E r g. S III OF
A good assortment of ConfectiOnaries,
+ X f S III OY L f. X S
Wholesale or Retail,
~ Cash paid for Shipping Furs.
~ STORE LIST Door South end Of the
bridge, in Nichols Building.
CYRUS RUS SELL.
Middleb ury, Nov. 18th 1913. 30.
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WooL.-Domestic Fleeces are quicl
sale in Boston, but no change of quota
tons.
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NOTICE.

All persons having unsettled accounts witt
the subscriber will find it for their interest t,
settle without delay.
KENT WRIGHT.
Shoreham, Dec. ], 1913.
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STATE OF VERMONT, I
DIsrRICT OE ADDISON. S..

DISTRICT oE ADDISON, S..
BE it remembered, that at Probate Court
held at Midllebury, in and for theDistrict of
Addison, on the 10th day of November, A.
ID. 1S43.
Thirza Adams eXecutrix in an Instrument
purporting to he tie last VIII and tesla
meut of
ASA ADAMS,
late of said .Nitldlebury, deceased, presents
the same for probate: 1t is therefore order
ed, thatihe same he examined for probuie.
at session of said court, to be held at the
office of the Register of said court, in said
Middlebury, on Thursday the 2l>t 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 ami
maketheir objections ii any they have to rhs
probate and allowance of said wi by pub
fishing certified copy of this order in the
Middlebury Peoples Press, newspaper
printed at said Mi,debury-three- weeks
SUCCESSFULLY, previous to the time of said
court.
j. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
4 true copy of record.
Attest, J. S. BUSHNELL, Reg. %
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF vERMONT,7

UIsITlCI OF addison IS.
BE it remembered that at a Probate. Court held az
Middebury, in and for the District Of Addison on tho
10th Jay OF November A. ID Is43
Horace James and Orrin Field guardians of ALAN
SON PECK, of Cornwall in said District an insane
person. make application to said Court, to have the
time allowed them for the payment ofhe debts Of their
said ward extended one year from the expiration ri
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 o
u II. Everest Esq. in Shoreham in said district on
Friday the Sth day Of December at one O'Clock
in the afternoon and that notice thereof be given 10
all persons interested that they may appear and make
their objections If any they have the said time being
extended by publishing certified copy of this order
in the Mddlebury Peoples Press-a spaper print
ed NJ said Mildlebu three weeks successfully IRE
yious to the time of said Court
J. =. BUSHNELL, Register,
A true copy Of record,
Arrest. ]. S. BUSHNELL. Reg. %
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Mr.. E. Brooks, of the N. Y. Express. a
passenger in the Sheffield, is said to have
lost his entire baggage, including his man.
uscripts and collection of curiosities. As
however, the ship, with the whole cargo,
(damaged) has been brought up to the pier,
perhaps the whole will be recovered. Mr..
b. sailed in March last from New-York,
and has travelled since in England, France,
Belgium, Holland, Denmark, Sweden,
Russia, Poland, Prussia, Austria, Hunga-
ry, Italy and Switzerland, in period OF
less than s months. His letters are very
interesting. We have some on hand, from
Moscow, especially, that we should be glad
to publish, and hope to have room ere long.
Mr.. Brooks, in answer to inquiries, says
his travelling expenses were little more than
1000 dollars-time 8 months, and the dis
lance passed over, including two voyages
across the Atlantic, about nineteen thou
sand miles. Expenses greatest in Russia,
next England