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THAT RAIL ROAD-AGAIN.

The road from Boston to Fltchburg is to
be built; there is no mistake about it,
Witness this paragraph:
Fachburgh Raikroad.-We understand
contracts have been made for completing
the road 81 miles by the first of December,
at a rate much below the loicest estimote /!
The question is now settled. The road will
be completed IN 1874; and if we mistake
not the stock. from the cheapness OF the
road, with all the new facilities, will soon
be above par.-N. H. Sentinel.
OF course the road will ere long be ex-
tended TO the valley of the Connecticut; but
what or where, thenl Our readers are a.
ware that the people OF Rutland County
are at work to carry the road from Brat
tleboro' or Bellows Falls thro' Rutland to
Vergennes; and now there is still another
plan, in which the people of Bennington
County are. or will be, enlisted-as may be
seen from the following: Waterman,
a New Railroad.-During the past winter
efforts have been made to excite public at
tention TO the subject of Railroad commu-
nication between Boston and ;fferent sec
lions of this state. A proposition has been
submitted TO the public TO construct road
over the mountain TO Rutland through
Mount IIolley. and thence proceeding TO a
union with the Fitchburgh and Boston road.
A survey of the route in that direction has
been already commenced, and is nearly
completed. A new proposition has been
started to establish a route from Vergennes
through Rutland, Manchester, Bennington
and the intervening towns to Pittsfeld,
Mass. where it will unite with the Great
Western Railroad between Albany and Bos-
ton. This route it need not be said has
immense advantages over the other route.
1t would bring all western Vermont within
few hours distance of both Boston and
New York Besides the distance over
which road is to be constructed, is only
about half as great as the Mount Holly
route, and the difficulties to be surmounted
! in IFS construction not half as many.
We understand that preliminary steps
are about being taken to make geological
survey Of this new route, and proposition
will probably be made to the public to raise
a small sum to accomplish the survey will
forthwith be made. 1t would show the SUI
periority Of this new route in the state
The advantages of Railroad communica-
ton from western Vermont with the great
cities of Boston and New York are self ev-
ident. We trust the proposition to make
the intended survey. will be favorably re-
ceived and literally encouraged. We mere
Iy call public attention to this subject now.
and intend to refer to it frequently hereaf-
after.-Bennington Banner.
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JOHN C. KEMBLE. formerly editor of the
Troy Budget, and a member of the State
Senate, died in the Insane Asylum at Wor-
cester, Mass, on the 18th ult. aged about
SO. Mr.. K. (says the New York TrIbune)
was ruined by a connection with Barstow'
defaulting and absconding Cashier of the
Commercial Bank of Albany the develop
ment of which compelled him 10 abandon
his paper and resign his seat in the Senate.
He removed to Wisconsin, but his rAputa.
ton followed him, and sense of his down.
fall soon stung him to madness. For two
years past, the wreck of one of the ablest
Van Buren, editors and most aspiring politi
clans in the State, he has been confined &c
the Lunatic Asylum at Worcester.
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THE ADVERTISED TREASURY
NOTES

Some days ago We republished state
nent that large amount of Treasury
Notes, said TO have been received at tine
Custom House in New Orleans and can
ceIled, had been fraudulently issued again.
instead Of being sent TO the Treasury De.
partment. The matter continued envelop-
ed ir mystery till the receipt of recent New
Orleans papers.
The N. o. Tropic of the Isl inst, states
the amount of notes in question at $780,
600; that during the last week in April an
agent from the Treasury Department had
been busi'y investigating the affair; that e.
nough had been ascerrained TO show that
the package of notes had not left New Or
leans, and that the Custom House books in
fact show that some of the identical notes
had been again received these in payment
OF dues.
The N. o. Republican. publishes an af.
fidavit of Charles LIE Carpenter. the Cash
Clerk of the Custom House. 10 which he
states that the notes in question had beer
received in payment of duties during April
May, and June, ls42-and that every one
OF them had been ,lfen cancelled by writing
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will not permit the interests of the party t.
suffer by any divisions among themselves
As an evidence of this fact, we need only
refer TO the various Congressional district.
In the State, where we find in nearly all Of
them multiplicity Of Wing candidates, to
see.the very excellent spirit which pervades
the sspirants for political honors. In no
instance do we see any disposition to jeop-
ard the success of the party by continuing
the divisions, but universally they profess
their Willingness to submit their claims to
and abide by the decision of their party.--
They all feel the responsibility which would
rest upon him who should. for mere selfish
purposes, cause the defeat. or put in jeopar.
dy the success of their party, and manifest
the most patriotic & disinterested feelings.
With such views and determinations, the
triumphant success of the party is absolute
ly acknowledgment Observer.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT,

District of Addison SIS.
DE il remembered that at probate ccu't
b holden at MiddleburY in and for the die
trlct of Addison on the 25th tsy Of Arris
A. d. 1s43.
Juseph Simonds, administrator Of me es'
tate Of
EBER r. MURRAY,
late of Whiting in said district, makes cp; H.
cation TO said court to have the time hyrei0
fore limited fnr the payment II the debts ri
said deceased extended one " ar f.om tn
10th day Of June 1s4S. 1t IS therefore or
dered that said application Ge considered at i
session Of SAID court To be held Of the office
Of the Register of said court ia Middlebury
on Thursday the 18th Gay Of My next 81
enc o'clock in the afternoon; and that nctc.'
thereof be given TO all persons interested this.
they may spI ear and make their obit c,icRs
if any they mar have to the time Of paym,at
being extended as aforesaid, by pubiis'iur
certified copy OF this order in IheMlddl. bu
ry Peoples Press, three weeks successfully
previous TO The time uf said court.
J. :. BUSHNELL, Register,
A true copy Of record.
Attest. J. S. BUSHNELL, Reg. ~
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The ANNIvERsARIEs.- crowd GU,
OF our own columns TO make room for the
reports Of the society meetings in the city.
They so embody the spirit of the age, and
show lis form and pressure" that our
readers will thank us, we are sure, for post.
ponlng all other matters to them.
We see'in the. Reports ofthese Societies
how the busy minds of many employ them.
selves. All sorts of projects. good, bad and
indifferent are afoat. While some are
powerfully urging with eloquence and We.
hemence plans that would no doubt emo
Bile society, others are laying their axes
upon its very foundations. The Fourierte
has his dayias well as the Bible and miss
ionary. The Jew is at work as well as the
Christian. The women have their Moral
Reform schemes of visitation. The Tenn.
perance man presses his cause. Theideaf
and the dumb are out making their dis.
plays. All are Interested and excited
The Anniversary week is one of the most
interesting stranger can spend in New
York. From morning TO night there is
something going on. Many of the best
and ablest meD.. of the country, such as DR..
Beecher, make speeches. Clergymen of
all denominations assemble together, and
tell us what their enterprise is doing for
theicause ofreligion in all parts of the earth.
IN. Y. Express.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

Express Office, Friday, May IL, 1s43.
REMARKs.--Sinceo our last we have re-
ceived advices from Europe down TO the
10Th April. The news is considered favor
able. American Stocks, particularly Gov.
eminent Stocks, had advanced. These
advices have had magical effect here on
our stocks, but particularly upon OhIos,
which have run up and have touched a
point not before reached in a long time. -
The Cotton market, however, it will be seen
has been paralized. The trade of our city
has recovered considerably since our last /;
and our hotels are quite filled up with stran-
gers. Merchants buy sparingly, but more
with cash than heretofore. Indeed our
business men give credits with extreme eau.
ton. Our great Canal is now under full
operation, and from all the accounts receiv,
ed the amount of produce on the way is
greater than usual. The arrivals of Teas
have been very numerous. most of which
have been forced into market.
DOMESTIC GOODS.-Tbe export
within the last six months has been double
to that of any former similar period, and
the demand for the home trade has inn
proved. Prices are very low, yet. with an
increased demand the stocks, which were
very large, have greatly diminished.
.WOOL.-The Wool by the Brutus, con,
sisting Of about 20 bales Cordora. 25 bales
Buenos Avres, have been sold. terms moi
transpired. Also "a bales New South
Wales TO trader ON terms not made pub
lie. Demand continues good for most de.
scriptions
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Commissioners Notice.

WE the subscribers being appointed by the Pro.
bate Court for the district Of Addison, Commission
ers TO receive, examine and adjust all the claims
and demands Of all persons against the E=fste Of
SALLY ODER.
late Of Co nwa in said District, deceased. and
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto: A nd six
months from the 2lst day of April ls43 being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, we do there
fore give notice that will attend To the business
Of our said appointment at the store Of B, F. Has
kell in Cornwall on the 2lst days of June and oe-
tober ucxt from two until four o'clo,k P. NJ. Nv
each Of said days.
WILLIAM HAMILT On, 1c
BENZ. F. HASKELL,
Dated at Cornwall, this 2lst cay OF Arri:
lS43. 52-v3
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STATE OF VERMONT, .
District of Addison SIS
DE it remembered that at probate court
D holden at MiddlebGry in and for the DIS
tricI Of Addison on the llIh day ol Msy
A. ID. 1S43.
Charles Lamb administratr of the estate
of PATIENCE BID WELL,
late of Hancock in said district deceased,
presents his administration account for al
lowance 1t IS therefore ordered that said ac-
count be examined for allowance by sail
Court, at session thereof. to b. held at lie
Office ofthe Register oiIsiid court in laid Mid
dlebury, on Thursday the 18th Of June next
al one O'Clock IN the afternoon; and that ne
tice thereof be given to,all persons iniercste ,
that they may appear ard make their ubj T.
lions il any they have, to the allnwancs o.
said account. by publishing certified copy
this order in the Middebury Peoples Press =
a newspaper printed at said Middle5ury ihrc :
WEEKS successfully previous 20 the time oil
said court.
J. s. BUSHNELL, Re lister,
A true copy of record.
2 Arrest J. y. BUSHNELL R"gi~trr.
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PREMIUM HORSE
ECLIPSE

THAT raceiv ed at the New York Siato Ag-
grcultural Fair. the greatest ever held in the
United Siaets, at Albany Sept. 2sth 1892, 1.-The
first premium" from a host of competitors, a.
mong which were several "Impor;ed ohes,"-
Will be ted for the accommodation Of those
who wish 70 improve tbs breed Of that noble an =
imal, the horse. at the following places, viz: AT
z. B. Hills in Shorehsm on Saturdays and Mon
days, a; d. H ills in Bridport on Tuesia and
fridays, at II Barnes in Addison on Wednes-
days and Thur sdays. sor further particulars
see the Billie. EDWARD Loso.
1t Jul DAVID LONG.
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The RIGHT SPIRIT. The Wing Party
in Kehtucky.-The Wing party in Kentucky
we're never more united. or in better condi-
ton TO meet the crisis which is at hand than
it now is. They seem to feel that unani.
nifty, concert of action, and forgetfulness
of all personal considerations are demanded
by the present state of political affairs in the
country, and are resolved to man that they
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-05-17
Estate of Jeremiah Lee.

We. the subscribers being appointed by the Pro-
bate Court for the District Of Addison. Commits ion
ers, to receive. examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons, against the estate OF
JEREMIAH LEE.
late of BridporI IN said District deceased, r>rrc.
seuted iusolrent. and sso all claims and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto: And six months from tho
18th day of April 1913, being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, do therefore hereby give
notice that We win attend TO the businessof ap
pointment, at the dwelling house Of the widow Of
the deceased in Bridport, on the 81 Tuesdays Of
Of June and September, from nine O'Clock, A. NJ.
until five O'Clock p NJ. on each Of said days.
JAMES FLETCHER
DAVID HILL, Cum.
JONAS HEMENWAY
Dated at Bridport this 9th day of Ap'1
1913. 52-v3
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CoNNEcr1cUr.-Ch auncey F Cleveland
Loco) was elected by the Legislature. on
Thursday last, Governor of Connecticut for
the ensuing year. The following State Of
fcers were also elected WIN. 5. Hola-
bird, 1t. Governor Jabez L. White, Jr.,
Treasurer Noah A. Phelps, Secretary ;
Gideon Wells, Comptroller. All I.ocos.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-05-17

ViRGINIA-The official returns elect
Archibald .4tkison, Loco. 10 Congress, in the
Norfolk district by majority. The deega
ton therefore stands, Wings 8, Locos II
Tylerise one, MIR. Wise Total Is, as fol-
lows:
The official returns give Mr.. Atkinson,
IL. F. five majority, Mr.. w. Gilmer gets
in twenty-one votes, and Mr.. Jones by about
thirty
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-05-17

The DARIEN CANAL. Accounts by way
of Bermuda as late as April 18th. state that
the report that the Grand Isthmian Canal
was nearly completed, is incorrect, and that
the two years allowed for preparing for the
work and commencing it have expired with
out any thing having been done.
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GUlLLOTlNE NEAR HOME.

The Wing party in Vermont which rail-
he'd so CALAMITY in ls40 for Tyler too."
is Low placed under The ban of that une
Qualed political aposiate. Mr.. Stacy, Post
Master at Burlington, although he has new
or opposed lhe.administIa,ion, could not I'M
i,a,e the infamous example OF his master,
IN deserving and abusing the wing party,
an6 has of course been unceromonlously
dismissed. 10 make room for Mr.. Winslow,
who publishes the Sentinel and is Var
Buren, man. Should Mr.. w. receive this
office upon the condition ofpromoting ,he
aspirations of The accidental, he would de.
serve 10 be upbraidej BY every honest wing
or democrat in The nation. Jackson ano
Van Buren, brought the power of patronage
10 conflict with the freedom of elections TO O
most unparalleled extent. Blu: never did
they insult the moral sense of the nation by
avowing this as the motive of their proscrip.
tons. 1t wos left. 10 the organs of John
Tyler openly io.announce that The wanted
men 10 PIT their shoulders 10 the wheel and
drive on the car OF the administration ihro
every obstacle and every opposition.
Was decency ever'so outraged as b, John
Tyler and his parlizansl Men of all polit.
ical parties should unite in driving this en-
uriate despot and his satellites from The
seats Of power which they so sharnefully u
buse.
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received additional strength and fresh i'm.
pulse from the coming forth of several dis
tinguished Romanist Clergymen to co-ope-
rate publicly and actively with Father Mat.
thew.
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Moffat's Vegetable Life Pills &


PHOENIX BITTERS.-These superlative
family medicines have iorg since acquired
an established reputation Tor direct and inva
riable eff cacy in all the prevalent and ordin
ny diseases, as well as in many others of a
peculiar a nd aggravated character. The
virtues are proved by the voluntary testimor
nials of The persons they have cured, and who
accompany their certificates with their names
and places OF residence. These certificates
now amount 10 thousands, being hundreds to
ga iii particular kind OF disease. They EN-
brace the most irightfvl and inveterAte cases
Of Scrolula, Piles. DYSPEPSIA, Bilious and
Liver affections, acute and chronic Rheuma-
tism, Asthma, Bronchitis, Scrufulous as well
as Mucous Consumption, habitual cOstIve
ness, Worns, Stomach and Bowel complaints
CT all kinds, headache, giddiness, and uerv-
GUS debility, eruptve diseases, and the cloud
ed, sallow, unhealthy appearance of The skin,
arising from vgrlous causes OF Ill health. Fee
yer and Ague, of every variety; settled pains
in the side, back, organs aud lImbs, humors,
ulcers, foul breath and inward fever, night
sweats and general weakness and loss of ap-
petite, the mumps, swollen face and gums,
affections of The bladder, kidney, spleen and
plura, an the Sickness acc dental TO females,
together with very many other maladies
which cannot be here enumerated. The GER
tfcates of cure TO all these diseases are i'm
mense in number, and clear, direct and expli
cit in description, and coming as they do in
every case from the persons cured, they are
indisputable and conclusive in authority
These ines tmable medicines should there
fore be kept in every mily and grown per-
son in the Union, as they will be found TO be
not only the best remedies for disease, but
also ITS most certain preventIves, and tie
surest renovators of sound, cheerful and e.
lastic health. They are sincularly mild and
agreeable in their operation. and though per-
fectly effectual, never occasions even The
temporary prostratiuu and nausea, which al
ways follow The use Of coarse drastic puIges
and TIE use Of calomel.
~ For sale wholesale and retail by Ha-
gar an d Arthur, Burlington, VT, Agents for
the sta te; Mddlebury by w. P. Russell,
first door south The PosIoffice. 52-u
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Died.

In New Haven May 10th, at the residence
of Martin LIE wis (; Helen Almira daughter
of Royal C. and Caroline l.. Buttolph Of
Bristol, E ID months and days.
The flower that blooms. the brightest,
Are always first to fade,
The form that moves the lightest,
In dust is soonest laid.
Com.
In Cornwall on the 18th inst, of Erysipelas
William Haskins Palmer, aged 6 wears, only
son of Zebulon Palmer.
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ATTENTION.!
Attention! Eyes Right !

Oi GO 1siShe
STATE OF VERMONT.
First Light Infantry Company of the 6h
Regiment of the VI. Militia.
COMPANY ORDERs-No. 4, (under the new
act.)
MACH and every Commissioned and
IL Non-Commissioned Officer, Musi
clan and Private of the Compan= aforesaid.
is hereby warned to appear on the parade
ground at or near Truman Psrkhill's, Jr.,
in Cornwall, on Tuesday the 9Th day Of
Iune, 1913. at nine O'Clock in the forenoon
precisely, with the uniforms, arms and e.
quipmenls required BY Jaw COR inspection
and review, and any other exercises that
the occasion may require. and there await
further orders. Ordered by
TRUMAN PARklLL. Captain.
Attest, DAVID +. ALTERNATELY. Clerk.
Cornwall, May 18th, lS43. 2;2w
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VIRGINIA ELECTION.

The locos have saved the legislature by
A tight squeeze-say l2 or ID majority ;
last year 81 or 81. Yet in Members o!
Congress they have large majority, be.
cause these pretended democrats contrived
to cheat about one quarter of the people out
of their rights by an Infamous gerrymander.
ing law.
legislature. Wings So, locos s5. Some
doubtful members.
Districts. Congress.
l. Claimed by both parties.
2. George c. DromgooIe, Ii
8. Walter Coles, L. F.
4. E. W. Hubbard, LIE.
5. Not yet determined.
6. John w. Jones, L. F.
]. Henry A. Wise, Tylerite.
8. Willoughby Newton, w.
9. Samuel Chiffon, w.
10 VIM. I. Lucas. l.. F.
II. VIM. Taylor, l.. F.
II. James B. Watts, L. f.
a. Geo. W. Hopkins, L. F.
IA. Geo. W. Summers, w.
i'' Lewis J. Steentod, L. F.
Waterman.
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Three Persons,
(Whose names are known,)
BORROWED Umbrellas some time since
which are wanted. A. FRANCIS
Female Seminary.
which are wanted

"HE SUMNER TERM will commence on
n Monday the 29'h day Of May. The study
Of Botany will be made prominent during the
term and the apparatus recently procured
will be used in giving lectures.
l-3 l. l.. TILDEN, Principal.
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Doct. J. E. Bangs
Renornfinp M,r.nre

Itr1t"utEt''T5
Purely Vegetable, and highly celebrated
as cure for Rheumatism, Scrolula and Ul-
GERS of every description, Hip Diseases, lies
!Scalt Head, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum and all
diseases of The SKIN. For sale first door
south the Postoffice by
i-tf WM.P. Russell, agent.
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lSO

Will be sold at the Public House of r. N.
Hunsden, in Shoreham, on Friday the 18th
day of May inst. at one O'Clock in the after
noon all the right, title and interest that
William Rowey had in and to a lot of land
with house thereon standing, (being the
same on which the said R0wley's mother
now lives) on the 18th day Of January last
as set forth in his scheduleon file in the office
of the Clerk of the District Court
HAIRY GoopRicH, Assignee.
Middlebury, April 18th, 1s43.
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DISTRICTS. Congress.

TEMPERANCE IN IRELAND. The cause
., temperance in Ireland, instead of "dying
A"aS' as was at one time reported, has
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Choice of Delegates.

To secure a full representation of the
county of Addison in the district convention
to be assembled at Burlington on the 9Th of
May next the county Committee have deem
ed it necessary to designate the Slst day of
instant May for the wings to assemble in
their respective towns to select delegates,
and earnestly TO request them to comply
with this recommendation.
HARVEY BELL,
WILLIAM T. Parker,
KENT WRIGHT, County
A. P. ROSCOE, Com.
T. H. KIDDER,
j. SIMONDS,
JMiddlebury May 18th, 1s43.
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Arrival No. =.
C.. BRYCE.

C. BIRGE,
rs now getting in bis heGry Stapl Gao,is
IL with an additional supply of
Fancy Goods,
suited in quality to the ,easnn, anil in pE'css
to the times May II, I "a.
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Public Meeting for the promotion
of Sacred Music.

Arrangements have been made by the sub
scribers with Prof. LOWELL Mason, of Bos-
ton. to attend public Meeting for the pro-
motion of Sacred Music, at Middebury, to
commence on "Wednesday June 7th ls43, at
two O'Clock r. NJ. and continue until Friday
evening following.
A well disciplined choir will be in read
mess, and under his direction will perform
church Music with referencelto style SC.
Familiar instruction on important subjects
connected with the science will also be given
by Mr.. Mason, together with an Address.
Addresses from hers may be expected.
1T. PACKARD,
J. A. PERRY, Com. of
NELSON BROWN / Arrangements.
VIM. C. BENTON.
Middlebury, May Sth, 1S4S.