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A SCENE IN CONGRESS.
MONDAY. Feb. ID.


In the course Of the proceedings of the
House not long after, Mr. GIddings called
the attention of the House 10 a gross and
brutal personal assault made on him in his
place BY a Locofoco named Dawson, from
Louisiana, who passed through The aisle by
Mr.. GIddlng's seat. and rudrly pushed -
gainst HIM. declaring at the same time that
he did it Intentionally, and for the purpose
Of Insulting himl This is the same Daw-
son who last year attempted 10 insult Ar
mold in his place, under similar circumsian.
ces. and was reported, through falsely. as
/ having thrcatend To cut his throat in the
House. He is man of such morals and
conduct rs to be positively dangerous in
civilized society on that account It's he pro-
bably would stab or shoot any decent. pea.
ceab.e man, in the very Capitol, on some
violent misrepresentation or under any in
sane notion whch might wander through
his head at the moment
No notice was taken of it by the House,
as hr. Mallory, Virginia Locofoco, de-
clared 10 the House that it was done only
in good hrunored play-an assertion shown
by Mr.. Gilddlngs 10 be perfectly false. Mr..
Adams very significantly asked whether
Mr.. ID. had good humoredly threatened al
so 10 cut Mr. Arnold's throat from ear TO
ear"
And SO we must take these things rs
they come. and bear thea quietly. The
South sends US brutal masters here, and the
democracy of the North (whom The Globe
calls 'white niegrrs y sends Us Il tribe of
covering, sycophantic. trembling locuinco
slaves who after hacking invention here for
ncw devices Of baseness and servilitv, are
sustained by the people while Jrefmea are
rejected.
Submission is the lot of Northern wings
here under all these insults. The. can do
nothing of themselves, for they are very
small minority of The whole House and
the \nrih-rn Locofccos seize every occa-
sion which is gwen them by the imprui~n;e
If the Northern " h.s, TO lay their Hccks
down for the feet of their Snuihern masters
To tread on them. Cor Of the n. Y. Amrri-
can.
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meEt upon the rights of the people OF the
southern sectInn of the Union.
Resolved. That il Is not the consumer.
but The producer, who is The tax payer, and
that tho cotton grower of the South. in the
existence Of u tariff, for protection, has to
pay not emily al! the burdens of the Custom
House, for the support Of the Government
but for all the protection given by tariff
TO the manufacturer.
Therefore. Resolved. generally, that that
cannot be done indirectly which cannot be
done directly, and that as it is unconstitu-
tional. directly to tax one portion of the
people 10 support another, the Southern
States cannot be called upon 10 support a
law, the entire burden Of which falls upon
themselves alone.
BY MR.. NJ DUFFIE, OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Resolved, That all Banks. Tariffs, and
Manufactures are but the miserable contrI-
vances of man TO supcrcede the great laws
of nature, and tina, il is the duty of the peo-
pie 10 rely upon natural remedies for the
correction of existing evils.
Resolved, That the Government is not
bound, and is not called upon. TO do any
thing for the relief of the people,-that Ia
attempt it. would be bnt to increase the EN-
barrussments already existing, and that. IN
The opinion of this body, reliance upon
nature would work out radical and tine-
ly cure.
Resolved, That TO protect domestic man.
ufactures is 10 impose burdens upon com.
mercc, and that i, is better TO buy for pur-
poses of the foreign, than of The domestic
manufacturer.
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This day opening,
e kNE Case Ladies' Kid Shoes. superior
quality by A. FRAScrs.
Feby. 90, 1913.
Addison C"unty Court ,
Dec m6 or Tenn, 1892.

JoHs BowERs, Jun.
rs Addison C"un,y Court,
okLkNDo WILDER, Dec mber Tenn. 1882.
and bis Trustees
WHEREAS, at the term OF the County Court
neii al M.dil"hurv IN am for tn Coun v of
hadis"n, on the secord Tuesday of De cel,,hcr
iol2. John Bowers Jun, Of Addison in The
l onn'y al Ad iison comnence ed his action ay,ins,
Orlando Wilder "f All son aforesaid, in a ne,
o. The case Oh note. dated IL h April lS4l' FIR
nine hundred dollars. payabl: 10 he Plaintiff or
bearer 10y the first day Of May IsI!, with use
and therein summoned Oliver Dexter OF said
Addison, Wa'rrrn IN Snndcrn of SIinr.hsm. and
II 'nry ,nrs of Bridpo!,, as trustees of the said
Orlando Wilder: as pei writ on FL: And wheie-
as IL /, sugg :siei to the Court, that the aid Or.
Iando Wnd'r was abs Mt from the State a the
lime of The s'rvce "f The said writ. and did not
r'fnrn within TIE sane before the time Of trial.
IL is therefore ordered by h. Court. that said
Cause he continued Ia The nrAf tenn OF said Court
to be hsld on the second Tut,d.y ~ June 1918.
aud that notice be gi ven TO the said Wild, Ly
pub fishing The substarc'. of,he plaintiffs dec
ldration. and ihis order in the Mtdd' ebnry pco-
prs tTe-s, a newspaper printed at said Mid.
diebury, three weeks sIcces< lively, the last Of
which publications .hsll be al asst thirty DAYS
before The said next tenn of said Cuuri-
S. SWIFT, CLERK.
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CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.

The advocates of The abolition of Capital
Punishment have been met in public debate
in New York. Mr.. O'Sullivan (;hc leading
advocate of The measure IN the .tate Of n
York and Mr. Greedy editor of the Tn
bunc) were among the speakers on one
side, and Rev DIR. Cox and Rev. Geo. Il
Chcevrr ON the other or the results oi
the debate The New York Observer says -
at is admitted on all sides we believe
tina, the discussion on the subject of Cap
tai Punishmen:s has issLed IN the total de-
feat of Ih.se VINO seek their abolition and
The utter annihiliaiioo Of the whole fabric OF
their ingenuity and soph;srv. So complete
IL triumph of truth over error was scarcely
10 be expected after So short struggle"
Last week on Friday evening. the dc
bate was renewed for The fourth Time, Mr.
o Sullivan having challenged Mr.. Cheever
10 meet him again; and the result was tbs
more sigma! discontinue of Mr. OS and
the clearer demonstration of the righteous
ness and expedIenry of present laws. In
this debate Mr.. heevrr introduced Il mas,
of statistics so clear and Overwhelming in
support of his positions. that we are told.hs
opponent was compelled to admit his gnor-
ance of their existence"
"H e wish that these debates could be a1-
journed 10 Harrisburgh and Albany and the
been taken to abolish punishment by death. u
Ne notice similar accounts Of the issue
of the debates in other papers.
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COMET.

A Comets tail, Of unusual dimensions,
is visible, in the southwest, in the early part
of the evening. The head has, hitherto,
been hidden, beneath the horizon. Last
evening Tuesday the tail extended, east-
ward of the sun, to A. r. 81 :: S. Dec.
go 1t had advanced FIVE or six degrees
when compared with its extent on Men
day evening.
This Comet was seen, near to the sun,
on Tuesday, Feb. 2Sth, at noon and till 4
o'clock P. NJ. when clouds obscured it, by
several men in Weybridge,-three miles
from Middlebury. This is rare phenom-
enon but not unprecedented. A. c. 7.
Middlebury, March Sth'
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DOMESTIC REACTION 1o.cn Elections
IN New York The town elections in
Montgomery county have resulted, says the
Fulton County Republican. in The election
of five Wings and FIVE Locofocos to the
Board of Supervisors. Last year we had
but three. Supervisors while the Regency
carried seven. In Sienben County. too, as
Tar as heard from. We have gained three
Supervisors. These indications must be
anything but agreeable to the restored Bour.
bOnS.
Bloomingburgh. the empire town of Sui
ivan county. has increased its Wing ma.
Jorilies from 80 10 50 at its town election
just held.
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dated said 7th Nj 1889, pay'ble TO said
Hayward with use, in six months from date:
And PRAYING that the said defendants. among
o:her rhings, may he decrced 10 pay 10 the mr.
atoI the said sum OF money, sp cited in SAID
note 10 The ora or. and all interest due and 10
grow due there n, i'y q short pay To be ap-
pom ell by sid Court, with the orators costs,
and in default thereof that the said defend
ants, and all persons claiming under them,
or any OF them, may he foreclu>ed Of all equi-
ty of redemption 10 the premises: And where
as i is suggested Ia the Courr, that the said
Isaac p. Fen:on, Walier W. w ebb, and Ho-
ratio AverIll res de oul OF this ate aud have
not had personal notice Of the filing and
pendency "fSaid petiIi"n, 1t is therefore Or
ordered that the said orator csuSe nntire t.
b.. given 10 the said Isaac p. Fenton. Waiter
w. " ebb, and Horatio Aveiill. ami that they
are rrquir 10 APPEAR aad answer TO the
same on the first DAY OF the next rated trm
of said Court "f Chanrery 10 he held AT Mid
d eburv in an for the County Of Addison on
the Sccnnd Tuesday ufJune 1913 by publish
ing the sub>lance ofhis said hill and this order
il the Miidl bury Peop.c'. P ess. "A n-w>pa-
per printed in Niddlehu-y in I-e comfy IF
A idisnh, three w, eks successfully, the la>I
Of = Itch publication slaI be at !. ast IweLiy
dsys before tie said next ieIm Of said CCu'l
oil ChanccIy.
SAM'L SWIFT. Cirrk.
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NORTHERN LoCoFoCoIsM LEAGUED WITH
THE SLAVE POWER

NORTHERN LoCoFocoIsM LEAGUED WITH
THE SLAVE POWER.
The League is openly and uneGuivocally
avowed, and that. too, by Senator from a
free State. We commend 10 every Nor
,hern man-and particularly TO every anti
slavery man, who would weaken the power
of the Wings of the North by dividing
them -ihe following extract. Sir. Buch>
anan, of Pennsylvania. whom some locofo-
Gus have talked OF as "a suitable candidate
for the Presidency, made a speech on the
late treaty with Great Britain, which is
published in the Globe, ant spoke on sla-
very as follows:
Il might here repeat what have said on
former occasion, that all Chr'Stsndom is
feagurd against The South upon M,s qaSsiion
Of domestic slare'y. They have no other
allies 10 sustain their constitutional rights,
except the Democracy of the North. | do
not mean TO insinuaie that the Wing party
oi the North are generally abolitionst>.-
Far from it. Blu, this will say. that whis
Candidates most generally receive the snp-
poit Of the abn!liIonists; and therefore the
wings. as party, are careful not TO give
them offence. In my own State. we in
scribe upon our party banners. hostility to
abolition. Il is there one of The cardinal
principles Of the democratic party; and MI.
ny a hard bafiie hare zoe fought 10 sustain
this princjpis.'
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Estate CT Seymour Sellick.
Feb. 2Sth 1913.

WE the subscribers being appointed by the Pro-
bate Court for tue distr -t Of Addison Commission
ers 20 receive, examine and adjust all the claims
and demands OF all persons against the Estate of
SEYMOUR SELLlCK,
late of Niddlebury, in said District, deceased. and
also all claims and demands exhibited III otlret there
to: nd six tbs from the II ih day of Febru
AIRY IS43 being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose, we do therefore give notice that wewill a.
tend To the business Of said appointment at the
Office Of Starr & Bushnell in said Middlebury ~ c
second Mondays in May and August next fruin nine
O'Clock A. VI until fonr P. IL. Oh ca Of said days.
PETER STARE. Commits
JEDIDIAH S. BUSHNELL, 81 Bers.
Dated ut A!iddIebury this l5day of Feb
ruary, 1913.
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Correspondence Of the Express.
VI ashington, Feb. 20.
A NEW SET OF ABsTAcTInNs.

A NEW SET OF ABSTACTIONS.
he introduction of various abstract pro-
positions in the Senate Of the United States
frst By mir. McDufir, Of South Carolina,
and subsequently by Mr.. Rivrs, of Virginia.
with The additions thereto anG the protrac,
led debates ihereupon, must have excite
Your attention. Through the debate, the
Wing Senators, with desire to proceed Ia
Inc consideration OF mole practical business
huch Ec' remaining 10 be done. and the
session and present Congress lust upon the
evening OF lis last day, have resisted all
L csc resolutions, well knowing thai ii pre.
sented, they must be discussed. and that e
discussed. there would be no time left c,r
The mass OF business in waiting. These
teasons have been without effect on the
other side. and failing 10 procure action nm.
IN any o. the abstract propositions submit.
@H'4l much wrath they have threaten, d
20 er'Rg tdr@aFd Resolutions every CAV of
'ae lew remaining DAYS left Of th,, sess,on.
-. lie following are among the PROPOSE
'ons which VIII probably be submitted:
Nf AR cALHnFN, OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
NeSoyed. That we are IN the midst of Il
"'S, profound crisis. and That nothing up.
"n The fare of Gods earth, can restore the
''uh'ry te healthy stale Of existence, but
fehance upon The well established princi-
Pies Of free trade
Re>olvcd hat all restrictions upon trade.
a"o all dulles imposed Icr the protection of
''ies!ic Interests are but the poor inven.
oohs of men TO break down the laws q,
natural trade. and that they arr infringe.
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MI arried.
Addison. March 6 1918.

In This village an the 2S.h uli., BY Rev.
j. Ayers, Mr. Samuel u. Austin Of New
Haven, 10 Miss Olive P. Guodno of this
towu.
IL this town on the LIST instant. By Rev.
Thomas A. Merrill. M. Edwin Lawrence
IF wey bridge, TO Miss Harriet Yale of lhis
place.
IL Rochester. n. Y. Dec. sth. 1912. by
line Rev. Mf. D. wc,, Mr.. Austin A. Gibson
of Rochester. W., to Miss Harriet p. Wi.
ser Of Rochester, Ny.
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PROBLEM.

t. following data were ;akea on Lak..
Dnrn'"rr, 10 ascertain the hc;gh; Of The
rla ..-.s' ,.e..,ianed IA ,hc '-G-cen Noun.
ta.a i.'s>' uhic'' Il. inmates very sh-a3'l,
=. ;-c " l. sidc q; me Like. IGe data
are rs tnl!uws: From I'VE siaiiors 4 & 4
| lock lhc angles Of elevation of an ohjeri
Gu the muunia:r: which angles arc al A
lie 80. and IA, b IL 45 Also the an
&c sublcnded a! the. top Of The mnnniain hv
the t~o points A & was found 10 be IO=
81 34''. The stationary distance 4 3
which IN 1870 feet, or / of a mile doss
not form a right line with The OBJ ct, bur
makes an angle with line drawn iron. Ell
Tier Station 10 the mountain.
Required the height Of tbs Mountain-
above the lake. Answer next week.
+. R.
C5-As no mathematician has forwarded a
solution OH this Problem, il is continued an
other week.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT

STATE OF VERMONT,
District OF Nrwlav, IS.
DE u remembered Ina, II a Probate Court
- held al Bristol in and for the district
of N-whaven un the SIh day OF January "A.
ID. 1913.
DaviI G. Perry administrator Of the es-
te;e OF
MABEL REYNOLDS. late of
n, Haven in said District deceased. presents
his administration account for allowance: l
is therefore ordered that said account lie
examined for allowance by said court al a
Session thereof 10 lie held al he Cffict. Of the
Judge of said co ri in sid Br sIUl on III 81
Mo day Of March nrx'aI Ten o'c ock III The
foresoon, and that said administrator cause
no'ire Ihere"f L. be given 10 III persons inter-
ested that tiey may arp ar and make thei,
OH 'rIoas if any they have 10 The allowance
OF said acrounl, byp,hlI>bing c. r,6ei cory
OF t''is order IN Middlrbury Pcopl '>Prrs>
-, newSpapr printed at said Mlddletury,
'hree ~ eks successfully previous 10 tie time
of said cOur'.
Fl NUs>rLL, Judge.
A true cnpy # record.
Attest, II. MUN>ILL Judsp. Al
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Female Seminary.

FEyHE Trustees of the Female Seminary,
Il give notice that the Spring term will
commence on Monday the 18th day of
March. An ample philosophical apparatus
aud new piano will be purchased for the
Use of the school MIR. Tilden has consented
to resume the charge of it & will devote his
time and efforts to promote the Improvement
of his pupils. He will be aided by such as
sis;ants us he circumstances of the school
may require. Il. A. MEeRILL. ].
Gus. LIysLEr. Com.
MN D4-s.
Feb. 23th 1913.
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S p F. CT F.

The last steamer brought ont over a mil
lion OF dollars in specie. and the Great
Western has on the way much larger sum.
The rate of Foreign Bills having ruled for
the last SIX months about three per cent. in
favor of this country there has been con-
slant succession of arrivals. Our banks
have larger sum in their vaults Than we
have ever known. and much larger than is
required. Express.
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RErRENeHMrKr.-in Il recent speech in
the Hou,e of Representatives Hon. ID. ID
Barnard stated The fact that er:lusire or
the public deJi, the appropriations for ihis
yrar. iroud not erceed e,ghreen. and might
MOI be mare than SerrHtern and a hall NIL
lions of dollars while during Mr.. Van
Bmen's Adm,nis srgi'on THEY AVERAGED
TuIRTY-sEvEN MILLIONS uF DOLLARS PER
ANNUm. They were now, under Wing
Administration, less than one half achat they
sreye under Mr.. Van Buren,. Thus it will
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z tho Subscribers, being appointed by
tine PrDbdie CJgrt f,.r the U.strirt Of
AL 'isoii, 0iTInsi>-Innrr= To rec"ive exam
Ine and adjust al claims rnd ticu.slda ri al
persons. against The estate of
L-Ni Il. GATES,
late OF Cornwall 80 sad District, drcc=a s-sf
and a'-o all claims and dctna,I.ls evh;hi:eti
in Offset thereto And six monks from IN,
1t dry of February 1913 Lr.ne sHowc,f By
said Court for Tbs! purpose vc dn therefore
hereby give notice that We vii. tend 10 Tho
business OF "ur appointment. Il: ;I.r d.yeliiu.
house of Widow Hannah Cars in Corn
wall on The first Monday in May and fast
Monday IN July from oae o'clo k p. ~. IN
III four o'clnck p. NJ. on each Of said days
JssSE ELLSWORTH,
REUEEN 2. BrScHAM C'iiiS-
JEmfL h WG;cHr, sioheiS'
Dated at Cornwall His i0,h tay of Feb
ruary l943.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
Uniied States District Cssrt,

Unued States District Cssrt,
Vermont Distric'.
FIN Observation-Disclosures to she's. c.l,sa
& against petition Of
Charles 4. Turrili, Of NiddiebGTy
AI.ncn White, Of SiaEksboro.
jesse Johnson Of StaIk.b tro,
Fri Seuier Of Bristol,
tOnaiaa n Jewet:, of iianccck,
Alexander Hill, Of S!arkshoro.
Joseph Randall, of Si;:rh~3oro.
Albert s. Battles. eli Lincoln,
Chester Fuel, OF Bristol.
Castle Warner. Of EeIrisburgh.
James Mclean, Of Lincoln,
David Briggs. Of Whiting,
Samuel James, Ist of Siarssbe:o.
Lowell Grown. of VersenEes.
AShhill Lee. of Vergennes.
WhceIork Fl. Hail, of Bristol,
Henry Latin. of Moakion.
Milo u. Hawlcy, Of Vcrgennes,
Carlisle d. Cook, of VcrgenEcs,
John Danforlh Of DriStol,
jesse Williams, &C Bristol.
benjamin r. Patterson. of Lincoln,
James lli.. Of Starksborn,
Nathaniel Hill. of Stark>boro,
Francis Hill, g.! Slarksbnro.
ach for his discharge and certificate, as q
at the court House. in Windsor,
n Wednesday, the 24!h day of May, A.
}. 1918. at'i0 a Il.
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Take Notice.

81 HAGAR is appointed Grr'l Agen; by
eS thrprupagation socIcty for the Coun-
~ # Addison. TO collrc. all tie Rents. dc
the Society 10 lease Sc. as their lawFu
Attorney. Finding several Of the Leases
III ofrears these must pay Immediately Il
they intend to siye Costs. And ~ i;r
Rents for tic present year became d"e IN.
frs; Of Fcbruar, he shall Insist upon promp
pax meri.
Feb. Ssh lS43.
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FOR SALE

fSfHE house aud lot situated in the vilt--a
Z of Orwell, With a dwelling house. wheel
wright shop and outbuihiings Standing .hcrc-
ON, cantianing about ! and fourth acre OF
land now occupied iy the sub-cTiber also
"a acres Of excellent land. lyias ou tho
turnpike road, near the village The ahnve
l. good sand for mechanic and viii l..
sold separate from the land out ofIhe vI'Iaa-
ii necessary. reasonable credit viii BE-.
gwen on part OF tue purchase money.
ILEAZAR ABBEY,
Orwell, March 9Th 1913.
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Gristnliil.

FgNHE subsrrlbers wcult inform he publ c,
that tie Grisiniil Of the Mihdi, bury Man
uficturipg Company. briow fh' If V oo!len
Factory. now ocrupI by The subscrib-r- has
undergone Through 'epsT. AID put under
The supeiiuirndanre OF d.. A Heath, who il
IS believed al give enrIal satisfaction.
DAVENPORT & TURNER.
Middlebury Jan. 0. 1913. S6;f
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HIRAM SMITH, !
rs
ORLANDO WILDER,
ANDREW MuRIAY AND
PATTERSON MURRAY. ]
Addison County Court ,
December Term 1912.


WHERE is, at the term OF the Comfy Court
held a. alIddlebury in md for the c uity of
Addison ON the second T.eslsy Of December
iei2, Hiram Smith U Bridrot in said County,
commenced his act Oh ny aitsfcnmrni against
Orlando Wilder, Andrew Murray and Pariersna
Moray all Of Addison ia sail 9 .nniy ma pl a
That 10 the plaintiff The defendants render tn.
seisin and Peacrahl possession of a rtain
iract or parcel Of land With the appuIiinancrs,
lying AMI bring in Adds III a."resa,d ard drs-
crIbcd as follows, viz; Il bring the id Wiider's
home farm and is tie same "a IN that Aim
smith aud Hiram Smith decided 10 said Wilder
thc l5th day o! OrI 5bcr lSIi, CO tanning abuui
two hu"dIed aud foity acres of land. per writ
''n file, And i; i sus :esied 10 the Court, ihrt
The s,ld Orlando Wilder was absrnt from the
s ale at ia, time Of the service ofsaid writ.
aud did! not return within the same beiDre ihr
trial: j. is therefor. ordered ny sail c. urt, thai
aid cauic b. continurd To The next term II said
Conri 10 be hrld on The second tn sday of Jnrr
1913 aud th't notice b. given TO the sid VII
eT hy publishing The Substance OF tn. plaintiff.
l"clarai,oi aud this oId' 7 in The NJ, die bur,
P:orl,'S Press dncwSpiP printe.i al sa'd Midi
lienury three weeks successfully the last oI
witch publications shall be al l..asi itiriy day.
~ fUrc The said next term ofs id Court.
SWIFT CIEsK
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Died.

In Salisbury March 81, 1913, Deacon A.
Doud aged al years, of the consumption.
Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord.
In Cornwall, OH the LIST inst, Marion
James, daughter of Rev. Henry and Anna C
Kingsley, aged months and 81 days.
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E,ta:e o! MoSes Wright.

g ! f. the subscribers, being appointed Is
w the Hun the Probate Court fJr tl,,
District of Addison, Commissioners. To- ~
ceive, examine snd adjust all rlai,is SUI .!.-
nands Of u p, r>ors aeaint the'esin:e or
MOSES WRIGHT,
late e Leicester in said DISTRICT t,,.c.sr>n.s.
represented insorenf, and also all cl.ii..t
aud demands exhibited IN offseit hereto
And 6 months from the / 9Th day ~ Febru.-
ry belng allowed lay said Court for hist ,.l.r-
pose, We do therefore hereby give uo4lr,
that We will attend To the business. uf ,,.l-
sad appointment, II the dwelling T. ,usr n;'
v idOw Polly right in Leicester on tn.. Z
Mondays III April and July from ninc o'r,ock
A. -, until four o'clok 2. NJ, Oh each oi'
said days
l. D. Jzr>Y,.I r..
In, Il. FAIR commissioners
Dated a. Leicester this 2osS day Of! Feb
ruary, 1873
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BAPTISM BY Observation-Disclosures
persons were baptized in the East River on
Sunday, and added TO the Norfolk street
church. under the charge of the Rev. Geo.
Benedict.