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Wool Growers

Il n Il " u II C. E.
The subscriber being very grateful, for the lib
eral patronage that he has been favored with, dur
ing the last year, would again announce to the
public generally, that he has purchased the
WOODEN FACTORY, formerly occupied by
EDWARD JEwETT at New Haven East Mills, and
having employed the best OF lrorLmcH and put his
machinery in thorough repair, is in readiness to
receive and manufacture Wool into Plain Cloths
-etsSlHleTeS d. FIaHRel the most reasonable term
by the yard, or on shares, which he pledges shall
be done in the best manner possible, and TO the
satisfaction of all who may favor him with their
patronage.
The subscriber will give strickland constant per-
sonal attention TO the business, and by reason Of
the experience he has had as a manufacturer,
hopes to receive again liberal share OF the pub
lie patronage the ensuing year.
EDWARD PHAIR
N. B. He will carry on the lnsiness of Cloth
Dressing as formerly. EP
New Haven East Mills, Hay :, 1915. 2: Gm
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Bal Roads AhoVI

r1ilroad from Boston to Middlebury will
c-use goods to he soil much lower than formerly
and as toe road is already finished for fifty miles
and viii probably soon be completed, will sell
Il 60 d aSsortmentof goods at low prices, antici-
parns the results vi theroad. H 4 SHELDON
DE3 NOR TN. For lshions Curtains
IL &c. rrr sac ~ II. y SHELDON.
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Lasts! LasfsiI

A large and well selected assortment of
fashionable Lasts d Boot Trees, just received
and for sale low at the Auction and Com
mission Store of u. BECKWITH & Co.
Middlebury, Feb. "a, I845.
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FARMERS OF OLD ADDISON Have YOU
forgot that the best stock of substantial Sta
pie dry goods, sugars, molasses, Teas. ec.a.
The cheapest prices can be found at 2. Beck
with & Cos?
Roll up your double wagons and castthem
off at your own pricesi
MidiIebury, May 9Th, 1915.
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NEW BOOK STORE.

7. w. CLARK. is now receiving
and has for sale the green store, door Of
j. NJ. Slade & Co, general assortment Of Classical
and School Books, together with a select assortment
of MIscELLSEoUs AND RELIGIOUS works. In
addition the classical and school books in general
use, he has recently received the Mass. ID strict
School Library, comprising good assortment, Of
instructive books in various departments Of useful
knowledge.
ALSO,
a full assortment of the books published by the Mass
S. S. SOCIETY suited TO the capacities ofhe Young,
the Middle ged and the aged. The salutary infu-
ence ofihose publications has been feliand acknow-
edged by the Christian Public for several years with
increasing satisfaction.
Churches who wish &c supply their schools can OBJ
tain their books the prices they are sold for
at the depository in Boston, with slight additional
charge for freight.
also, full assortment Of the publications of the
American Doctrinal Tract Society.
The above will be sold invariably at the prices
they are retailed in Boston. Persons wishing to
supply their Families and Schools will do well TO call
ANY books wished for and not on hand canbe or :.
dered, and obtained at short notice.
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BlACKSMITHlNG
Hartford.

THE subscriber has been appointed Agent
foi the HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
for Middlebury and vicinity, and will receive
proposals for insuring property against loss or
damage by Fire. The long established reputa-
ion Of this company, and the promptness
with which all their transactions have been
characterised render il unnecessary 10 say any
thing in its favor. All business connected
with the office intrusted 10 him will be faith
fully and punctually transacted.
JONATH IN HAGAR.
MidIlubury, Feb. 26, 1912 42;y Agent.
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NO OTHER CAM BE LIKE IT.

u Address all ordersto
1y;l0 SETH w. FOWLE,
13S Washington St Boston Gen'l Agent.
Agents. DR.. Rnssel; Yer
gennes, F. Huntington Shoreham, Wright
G. Bush; Whiting Joseph Simonds Corn
wall, B. F. Haskell Bristol, G. w. Par
melee New Haven, A, P. Roscoe; Monk
ton, T. c. Smith; Cornwall, I. c. Mead ;
Hinesburgh; Boynton & Burnett Burling-
ton, Peck & Spear; Brandon, Warren &
Bliss; Pittsford, Henry Simonds. They
are sold also by Druggists and appointed
Agents generally throughout the State.
PRICE, dollar bottle or 6 bottles
for 5 dollars.
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100 PAIRS

Farewelfs Best Buskihs, Walking Shoes,
and Slips, just received aud for sale nv
IRA STEWART
March 4th, 1916,
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LADIES

will do well to call early at z. BEcKwlTH &
Co.'S ifonly for inspection ofthe numerous
materials fer summer dresses, there 10 be
found, such as Printed Lawns, Balzarines,
Grape de Lains, Corded Rep, and The most
fashionable styles ofrich and elegant PRINTs
Of every variety for morning dresses.
D5No trouble to show goods.
Ma,1 1914
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BONNETS of diverse qualities and ma
teriaIs. among which are Plain Florence
Birds Eye, Fine straw, ladies misses and
children's Bonnets: any Of which will make
an ugly woman look good as need be, and
a pretty woman past all comparison
Il. BECKWITH d CO.
The larges. aud best assortment OF Bon
nets, Bonner Ribbons, SHRED Lawns, SPira
Trimmings Capas, Velvet Ribbons ana ar
tiicials: ever offered in this section and Tor
sale by L. W. OoLLi->0'
April 26.
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J. MENTIONS
JAUNDICE BITTERS

JAUNDlCE BlETERS.
For Jaundice, Dyspepsia. Nausea, FIatu-
lence, Sick Headache and all Bilious affec-
tions, Liver Complaints, &c. Sold wholesale
and retail by Ii. &. GRIDLEY.
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Plougls,

VNABOR'S Premium Plouehs Nos. and 2 10
L Side-hill and Corn Ploughs, Cultivators and
Plough points-a large assortment constantly on
hand for sale by A.P ROSCOE
New Haven, June 20, 1915
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ALSO,
Monkton, Nay 10th, 1915.

go NOW Is YOUR
2AO TIME !
MS |NSJI IF you would buy cheap
III cSk<S in defiance of peddlers, JO-
NA% .t1SE sEPH DYAR, now has and
MTNG o - is receiving from market a
fashionable assortment Of
Je,celry, Gold, Metallic PenS-a superior ar
ticle. Gold and .Siiuer Pencils, Gold and sill
uer .SpectacLes. Gold Beads, Silrer Table and
Tea Spoons, Credmers, sugar tOngs, finger
rings, and breast piHS-a beautiful assort-
mcnt, silver HimJles. butter kRires, soup ladies,
plated spoons, ear rings, gold and silcer lerer
Watches, quarter and common do,-75 per ct.
cheaper than formerly sold, gold safely
chains, and keys, plated do, Ra,ors, PEN
kniUes, scissors, thermometers, hair brushes,
Ii0ezerS, riOliRs. boIcs and strings, bass riol
strings, irory and dressing combs, flutes. flies,
JHgies, nice pocket pistols, looking glasses
PIateS-cheap; timepieees-brass and icooden
clocks from 3 10 10 dotlars-warranted to be
good timekeepers, llelodians, music Jores, tea
bells, ,cdlietS,
And good assortment of other articles in his
line. g-TPlease call and see if you cannot buy
cheap for cash.
GJ-Watch repairing faithfully attended 10 by
myselfand other jobs done well and cheap. Fur
hats for less than cost. May 1916.
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NEW CASH STORE

The subscriber is now receiving large and
well selected assortment Of Goods, adapted to the
season, which he will sell at very low profits and
small prices for CASH. HARMON A. SHELDON.
Middleburv Nav 10, 1915
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hats

A LPACCAS. A lot Of Black and Blue Black
II AlPaccaS, will re sold very cheid, some as
low as d cts l,v H. 4. SHFJ DON
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N INV GOODS.

The subscriber are now receiving a large sup
ply of Spring and Summer Goods.
Among the assortment will be found almost
every article of Staple Goods required in
this section, and great variety the new STYLES
of Goods for Ladies' Dresses, Florence g. Straw
Bonnets, Ribbons and ArtiiciaIs, &c, &c, &c,
which will be sold on terms as favorable as al any
store in the County. WRIGHT g. BUSH.
Shoreham Nav -, 1915
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Hats!! Hats!!!
DR.. MARSHALL'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE
BLACK PLASTER.

This Plaster is unrivalled for curing Scoyfzlous
sUeliings seurrey sores. lame back, Jns pains in
the sides, hips or limbs j;
and seldom fails TO give relief IT. cases Of local
rheumatism, lfappIied to the side, it will cure
many of common l'rer complaints, and il is found
to be equal if superior TO any corn plaster for
oorns on the feet, IL immedia'ely applied 10 a
fresh ,rOund it will prcrenf soreness, and cause it
quickly to heal.-Families in the habit Of using
Thu plaster find it better, than anything else for
all purposes for which plaster save is wanted.
Its virtues have been witnessed by thousands Of
respectable individuals in various parts of the
United States, who have tested its efficacy
PRICE, rs CTS. PER BOX,
5Many certificates may be had. showi /. sng
extraordinary effects
BEWARE OF C"uNTERF EITs--All those wi.hing
to perchdse the genuine article If MarshalPs
Pla ser should purchase that Of which H. C. Grid
ley Middebury Vt is the General Agent. and no
oth's, as Manufacture personally the Pas'er scId
by said GridIey. DR.. Myrshau.
Certify that the above ar ice was executed in
my Presence by DR.. Marshall and that his ssigda
tur, thereto is genu ne. Dorasues Wooster.
Sold Wholesale and Ret lie by II. C. GridIey,
General agent, Midd'ebury VT.
WIN. p. Eussel. and Sidney Moody. and b,
Druggists generally throughout tie U. States and
Canada. 40
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Shoe Pegs.

Shoe Pegs.
A large lot fShoe Pr IS in the Block, for
sale a: Factory prices by
4. BECKWITH e. Co.
Middlebury, Feb. "a, ls45.
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SARATOGA WATER

A constant supply received fresh from the
Springs, viz: The "Unioa, "Congress." spa
vlion" and iodine" always on hand, which
will he put up in quantities. TO suit the purchaser
For sale at the Dug Store of DR.. RUSSEI,
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ENGLISH IRON, for sleigh and cutter
shoes, and wagon tire for sale by
BROWN g. SHELDON
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~ OATSKIN Bootees, pretty article for Gents.
VI Summer wear, for sale-by II. A. SHELDON.
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I.INSEED OIL.

On hand quantity Of O'Flanegan's supe1io,
LinSeed oil which will be sold by the barrel 4,
New York prices freight added, and at retail raw
or boiled tlow prices. WRIGHT G. BUSH.
Shoreham, April ISt., 1915.
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BOOTS

200 pairs thick and thin. sole Leather, upper lead,
err, and calls ms, for sale by WRIGHT s BusH
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TruSseS.

THOMPSON'S Patent Trusses valuable
article, for sale at a. P. RoscoE.
New Haven, June 20, 1915.
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NE w GOODS.

HAVE Just returned from Market and
am now opening stock of goods consisting
Of almost every article called for in the line
of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, CrocheTy,
Glass and China Hare, Hardware, Gro
ceries, Drugs and Dye Styfs, which have
purchased at very low prices and am wiling
TO sell at very small advance from cost
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully nViied
to call and examine goods and prices, ana
think they cannot fail Of being suited;
CornvalI VT Nav 9TH 1919.
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HATS-Anoiher lot of Legay & cos, superb
or Moleskin Hats, which gave such univer-
sal satisfaction last year. Leghorn Hats Just reed
nv ii. A. SHELDON.
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dissolution.

firm of Brown and Sheldon is this day dissolved
by mutual consent All persons indebted are re-
quesled to make immediate payment to Ii. A.
Saeldon, who is authorized 10 settle all accounts
GEORGE NJ BROWN,
HARMON A. SHELDON
Middlebury, May 10. 1915. in. 4w: out. 6m
The New York herald., 1845-02-05

FATAL AND APPALLING AcCIDENr.-Never in the
Vhole course OF our editorial duties have we been
eal upon 10 record disaster in private LIE pro-
oundiy iragcal than one TO which partially q
Titnesss last night and which is creating the most
intense exciten ent throughout the city, and espe
;ially in its upper portions.
About halt past eleven, p. M. Mr. Cando well known
md most respectable cit residing the upper part
# the town. was returning in his carriage accompanied
" his daughter and anoiher young Isdy, her friend
rom party at Mr.. Bsrbieres IN Wsverly Place -
The friend was to be left ct her residence which
isy in the route OF Mr. Candas On reaching the house.
hr Canda descended leaving the reus he supposed.
perfectly secure, rang the bs and usherng the lady
toto the vesbule took leave Of her and to the
ree 10 his extreme ast0nshmer and alarm the carrsge
vas no longer to be hundred vague reasons for
Is disappearance suggested themselves instant
out he hurried home where tidings of Miss Capda
5ad been received In state abstraction he immediate.
" instituted other searches but to purpose; and
arm ef the famjly was wrought up 10 the extreme OF
error when discovered that the horses the
table door with the carrisge which vacant but un
Injured.
While in this state of Distress the parents were hastily
summoned TO the New York Hotel 10 the upper part Of
broadway, where a spectacle awaited them which
eel the impossjbili,y OF describing The daughter
nsensble and bleeding prousely from fracture Of the
,kull We draw avel over the agony Of the parents
Notwithstanding the anxious and eagerly sred asss
lance OF the prcieors Of the Hotel and OF the hest med
cal men, Miss Canda expired In about half an hour after
ler parents were summoned to her side.
The only reasonable presumption in this unhappy
g. that the carrsg chorsss (Which gentle
aud well traned) took fright at unusual
ud that Miss Canda met with her death-wouna in at
emptng to leap from the vehicle while in rapid motion
she was found lying insensibie in Broadway the
orner OF Waverley Place, by two geItlemen who con-
'eyed her at once to the hotel
The Lady thus cut eff from Society ond from devoted
amiy in the bloom of youth, lovely few love-
y, and unusually accomplished. She seventeen
ears OF age yesterday. Evening paper.
The New York herald., 1845-02-05

DIsGRAcEFuL RIoTs.--About O'Clock Yesterday
Sunday afternoon that part Of Wilk street between
Caroline and Haif3rd run the Of most dis
graceful riot Pistols fired guns discharged bricks
thrown, and bludgeons freely used Another riot and
fight tosk place in the early part Of the day. corner OF
Baltimore and Light streets These disgracefnl
were the result OF attacks on the Are companies while
out duty by persons rallying Rangers" Ac The
police made several arrests Franklin Nsh charged with
melting to riot, and VIM war6eld, charged with inter
tering with the officers bot committed in default
Of security. Baltimore Clipper. Ftb3
The New York herald., 1845-02-05
Destructive FIRE IN ROCHESTER -Abou, halt

Destructive FIRE IN ROCHESTER. halt
past O'Clock last evening fire broke out in Starts
block Main street. in the variety store of Mr. Scid
MORE which with its contents destroy ed together
with the tin and sheet iron manufsctory Of Henry Miller
though, by timely exer;ons. the majority OF his goods
we're saved the upper stories were occupied by Mr.
Starr a. cabinet shop The goods ofA ~ Day were
considerably damaged by removing snd water Probably
the will fall short OF from 600 TO 000 part
Of which by insurance, though to what amount
We did not leau.--RocAssfsr lido Fec. lat
The New York herald., 1845-02-05

FURTHER PARTICULARS OF MYSTERIOUS Ar
FAIR.-We mentioned on Saturday, what many,
like ourselves supposed to be very improbable story
in relation to the rumored release Of old named
Wilson, from confinement IN religious institution
Cincinnati, Ohio Circumsances have since transpred
to throw light this mysterious II appears
that Mr. Wilson arrived in this city Friday evening,
by the western cars in charge of gentleman by the
of Richardson, and put the United States Ho-
tel Bradshaws Pratt street. where they remained until
IL o'clock Saturday morning. and then took their de-
partureNlr Richardson (and lady, who arrived in
pany with them,) manesting all the time anxious
licude in behalf of the old gentleman, Wilson who ap
peared exceedingly feeble and deblitated resulting
he alleges from forced confinement and i'll treatment but
anifesed little joy the prospect Of being speedily
restored to the society OF his friends from whom he has
been separated for about thirteen years From what
learn he is possessed of large property; that
he detained in confinement upon the ground Of in
sanity but under what authority Is unknown; that his
absence continued my stery his relatives until
ly that after considerable trouble his release from long
confinement in Cincinnati effected; that he taken
in charge by rends TO be brought here's and that then
reaching Pttsburg unsuccessful attempt was made
rescue him from them and they therefore reached this
city in safety, above stated. Various
shoat in regard to the whole affair but have beer
able ascertain the facts further than stated which
learn from gentleman who came in company with the
party from Cincinnati We since hear however that the
old gentleman referred to s brother oil DR.. Wilson,
Kent county, TO whose residence he doubt
veyed by his friends Saturday last Baltimore Rsyub
iicar, Feb. 3.
The New York herald., 1845-02-05
AvOn0al0s
Correspondence Of the Herald. |

Correspondence Of the Herald
AvoNDALE, Pa, Jan. %, 1845.
Analysis ofa Fancy Dress BaH-Chdracters, Real
and Assumed- Beauty, Bellies, Buttons, and
other small Matters.
Mr.. BENNETT -
Fancy balls, find, are not confined to New
York, Boston, and New Orleans In this out Of
the way place, where have been sojournng for a
few days, one of the most splendid fancy balls
came of last night that ever attended. The
music was not so good as might have been de-
sired; but the arrangements, and management in
general, gave entire satisfaction. Every one en-
Ioyed himself; and, about one o'clock, the young
people retired orderly, and all in good humor with
themselves and every body else. The gentlemen
sustained their characters well, particularly Mr..
NJ, in the character OF Bae Nicol Jarvie, with
only one skirt TO his coat Mr.. A., as Metamora,
characters sustained by the gentlemen, were Or.
Skillet, Captain Boroughciff, Long Tom Coffin,
and Dandy Dinmont The ladies' looked en-
chantinsly elegant. ! never saw collection OF
was the lovely Miss Mary O., the daughter Of a
distinguished law, er, new retired to farm in the
neishborhood She chose, and very .aptly too,
Di Vernon her character. Her figure is tall, and
perfectly elegant, and her face 70 like an angels.
Her riding dress was Of blue cloth, decorated in
front with three rows OF small gilt buttons, whose
plain flat surface flashed with fascinating bril-
l.ancy, at every motion OF her bust Doubtless,
she well becomes any style OF dress; but halt the
charm of her appearance would be lost to me, il
were to see her without that riding dress, with
it's slittering buttons. Were ] lady, about TO
have riding habit made, should not be satisfied
unless it were precisely like The one worn by
this modern Di Vernon. Miss Louisa c.,
sister to this beautiful equestrian, appeared
the Bavarian Broom girl, and sustained the
character we'll Mles ID. looked captivating az
Lady Caroline Butter, another equestrian charac-
ter. Her habit was black with a saucy looking
buff vest peeping out in 'front.' and showing advsn-
tageously a row Of plain gilt buttons reaching
quite up 10 her pretty chin. Marian Ramsay had
L representative in Miss w., and Priscilla Tomboy
in the lively Miss l.. Mrs. b. appeared as Queen
Victoria, character which she sustained admira-
bly,.
The lunch was just what il should have been.
Che best caterer In New York could not have
"doue thiags up browner." | am quite satisfied
now that the country is equal to the town in every
respect, if not superior to II in many: have been
thinking OF opening riding school here. Lady
eques,rIans are certainly the most interesting OBJ
jects in creation. Yours. w. b. n.
The New York herald., 1845-02-05

MoB LAw.--Mr. Disney, we learn, has introdu
cei bill into the Senate, in relation 70 mobs which h
likely to pass The bill provides that and cite,
shall be responsible for the damages done by mobs within
their limits This IL the true principle, and the only
can think Of likely to have preventive e CT
against mobs II Mr. Disney succeeds he will desc
credit for the measure Gin. (Okio) Chron.
The New York herald., 1845-02-05

The CUrAnD STKAMgRs.-The Boston Post mod
flies its statement made on Friday that the British
ton. and says, "the Canada mails wrl directly to
this port instead OF being left Bsliex heretofore
Whether the steamer win touch Halifax not for tn
sdn
The New York herald., 1845-02-05

PARDON OF AN ABoLrrIoNIsr.-Governor Ed
wards, OF Missouri, has pardoned the Abolionist
Work who sentenced to the pensntary about thr.e
years since for assisting in the escape Of negroes from
Marion county. His punishment was fsed at nine years
There two Others sentenced at the ssms time or
the ofence who will probably, says the Republican
remain until the expiration Of their time.
The New York herald., 1845-02-05
Mr.. EDITOR :

MIR. EDITOR -
One day last week I took stroll on Staten
Island, aud happened to stumble on the Granite
Village, ESQ called) small settlement built ~ BY
the Staten Island Granite Company, an incorpo-
rated concern for the working Of an inexhausrb.
quarry OF perhaps the best granite in the world.
The Company, understand, is now in a situa.
ton to answer all demands that may be made on
them for granite, and at price that must, i'll a
llu,e while, make the stock desirable investment.
The wharf, that in this city would cost al least
1000, is very commodious. and vessels drawing
from II to 10 eet water can load at amy season OF
the year, and at any time OF tide. From the wharf
to the quarry, the distance is about mile, laid
with capital L rail, with slight descent to-
wards the water that 1t requires but little force
10 move almost any quantity OF granite. | hear
there has been expended abou. 800, 600, or S335i
per share on 5000 shares, and.it seems To me thai
such concern, within seven miles of this great
city, cannot be otherwise than Il money making
sfair 1t is said. that by actual survey, there is
fifty million tons stone TO this formation before
artificial means will be wanted TO drain any water
that would interfere in the working of the quarry.
NKw YORK, Feb. 4th, lS45. h.
The New York herald., 1845-02-05

NAvAL.-The u. steam ffigate Union, Lieut.
c. n McBair commanding arrived OF Washington City
On Wednesday last, from Norfolk and up tc the
Navy Yard on Saturday.