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will do well TO call early at 4. BECKwITH &
Co.'S ifonly for inspection ofthe numerous
materials fer summer dresses, there 10 be
found, such as Printed Lawns, Balzarines
Grape de I.ains, Corded Rep, and the most
fashior able styles ofrich and elegant PRINTS
of every variety tor morning dresses.
IPNo trouble TO show goods.
Nav 1915
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Organs, Seraphines and
MeIodianS,

The subscriber would respectfully inform
all persons who wish TO procure either OF the
above named instruments, that he is now
prepared TO manufacture them in the best
manner and on the most favorable terms.
He is now finishing several seraphnes of diff
erent sizes, some of which will be done in n
few DAYS, and all interested are invited TO
examine them.
NJ These instruments are enclosed in cases
resembling the Piano Forte. They are well
adapted for Parlor OF Church music, and much
admired fer sweetness of tone and highly recon-
mended by many of the first teachers as the best
instrument for an assistant in cultivating and
bringing to perfection the voice.
The subscriber is authorized TO sell fine
toned Parlor Organ, consisting of four
stops, viz: Stopt Diapason, Dulciana, Prin-
cipal and Fifteenth Ii is enclosed in a
handsome Mahogany Case, with two setts OF
ornamental gilt pipes in Gothic frames, and
throughout it is nicely finished instrument.
Its sufficient in power for small Church.
Organs, Piano Fortes, Accordions and 9TH
er instruments, tuned and repaired. Piano
Strings furnished from one 10 full sett.
All Jobs done at low prices and warranted
10 give satisfaction. Shop southof the Com
mon at the sign of the Harp.
1T. PACKARD.
Middlebury, June 10, 1915,
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Wool Growers
KE NO TICE.


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 Minis, and
having employed the best of IrOrkmeA and put his
machinery in thorough repair, is in readiness 10
receive and manufacture Wool into Plain Cloths
cotssinercS d. EZaRHels on 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 manufacture
hopes to receive again liberal share of the pub.
lie patronage the ensuing year.
EDWARD PHAIR
N. B. He will carry on The business of Cloth
Dressing as formerly. EP.
New Haven East Mills, Nay :, 1915. >: en-
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NEW GOODS.

The subscriber are now receiving large sup
ply of Spring and Summer Goods.
Among the assortment will he found almost
every article of Staple Goods required in
this section, and gIeatvariety ofthe new styles
of Goods for Ladies Dresses, Florence & Straw
Bonnets, Ribbons and ArtificialS, &c, &c, &c,
which will be sold on terms as favorable as atany
store in the County. WRIGHT & BUSH.
Shoreham Nav - 1915
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Rail Roads AhOV!

\ railroad ffom Boston 10 Middlsburv will
cause goods to be soil much lower than for;neri,,
and as the road is already fuiShe for fiftv miles
"nd will probably soon lie completed, | will sell
god assoumentof goods at low prices antici-
nanng the results OF aieroad. f. A SHELDON.
PEP MO2EEN. For Cushions CurIai0-
III &c. for sale BY IA. SEEID9V
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FARMERS OF OLD ADDISON! Have YOU
forgot that the best stock of substantial Sta
pie dry goods, sugars, molasses, Teas, at
the cheapest prices can be found at 2. Beck
with & Cos?
Roll up your double wagons and castthem
of at your own prices!
Middlebury, May 9Th, 1s45.
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Hats!! Hatsi!!
DR.. MARSHALL'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE
BLACK PLASTER.

This Plaster is unrvalled for curing seOrfulsu,
stcsllnge seurrey lame back, burns, pains IN
the sides, hips or limbs
and seldom fails TO give relief IT. cases Of Local
rheumatism, lfapplied to the side, it will cure
many Of common l'rer complaints, and il is found
to he equal if not SUPERIOR to any plaster for
oorns on the feet, If immediaeIy applied to a
fresh Mound 1t will preuenf soren"Ss and cause il
quickly to heal.-Flmilies in the habit Of using
this plaster, find it better, than anything else for
all purposes for which plaster or salve is wanted
Its virtues have been witnessed by thousands oil
respectable individuals in various parts Of the
United States, who have tested lis Efficacy
PRICE, rs CTS. PER BOX,
GMany certificates may be had. showi i;snn
extraordinary effects.
BEWARE OF CoUNrERFEITs--Allt those wi.hS
TO perchdse the genuine article Of MARSHALL.
Pla ser should purchase that of which H. c Grid.
ley Middlebury VT is the General Agent. and M
other, as Manufacture personally the Pas'er scld
by said Gridley. DR.. Marshall.
Certify that the above ar ice was executed in
my Presence by DR.. Marshall and that lis asigda
lure thereto is genu ne DorGsues Wooster
Sold Wholesale and Ret lie by II. c. Gridley,
General agent MIDI ebury VT.
WIN. P. Russell and Sidney Moody, and b,
Druggists generally throughout TIE U. States and
Canada. 40
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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 p offs and
small prices for CASH. HARMON A. SHELDON
Middlebury, Nav 10, 1915.
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100 PAIRS

Farewel's Best Buskil.s, Walking Shoes
and Slips, just received aud for sale by
IRA STEWART.
March 4ih, 1916,
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NOW Is YOUR
TIME !

go NOW Is YOUR
$50 TIME 4.
IA% M IF you would buy cheap
q sYsS in defiance Of Peddiers, Jo-
@NN .S2s sEPH DYAR, now has and
Rms < 9 ss.csss<s IS receiving from market a
%7e->=2---fs--a's fashionable assortment of
Je,celry, Gold, lNefaiic PcaS-a superior ar
ticle. God and .Sitrer Pencils, Gold and ST.
rer .SpectacieS, Gold Beads, .Siirer Table and
Tea Spoons, CredmerS, sugar tongs, finger
rings, and breast pinS-a beautiful assort-
rnent, siIrer h,mJIes, butter knires, soup ladies'
plated spoons, ear rings, gold and Sicer terer
Witches, quarter and common do,-75 per Ct
cheaper than formerly sold, gold safety
chains, and keys, plated do, Ra,ors, Pen
kaives, scissors, thermometers, hair brushes,
T,rezers, rollins, Jo,cs and strings. bass rioL
strings, irory and dressing combs, flutes, fteS,
5ugles, nice pocket pistols, looking glasses,
ptdtes-cheap; GmePieceS-brdsS and 'COoden
clocks from 3 10 ID dolLdrs--warranted to be
good timekeepers, Melodiaas, music boreS, tea
bells, lrailels,
Anda good assortment Of other articles in his
line. gtTPlease c1ll and see if you cannot buy
cheap for cash.
pWatch repairing faithfully attended 10 by
myself and other jobs done well and cheap. fur
hats for less than cost May 1915
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GENTLEMEN'S SUMMER WEAR.
Plain Black Cassimeres,
Fashionable Fancy do.of the most elegant
styles.
Gambroons,
Sack coating, &C.,
Summer cloths ofiall descriptions. Jus;
received and for sale by
May 3. u. BECKWITH & co.
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Pioughs,

TABORS Premium Ploughs Nos. and 1-2
L side-hill and Corn Ploughs, Culrivators and
Plough points-a large assortment constantly on
hand for sale by ROSCOE
NewH aven, June 20, 1915
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NEW BOOK STORE.

L. W. CLARK, is now receiving
and has for sale the green store. door east Ui
]. NJ. Sade s. Co, general assortment Of Classical
and School Books, together with select assortment
of NIscELLNEoUs AND RELIGIOUS works. In
addition to the classical and school books in general
use, he has recently recaived the Mass. District
School Library, comprising 4 good assortment, OF
instructive books in various departments of usefu
knowledge.
ALSO,
full assortment Of the books published by the Mass
g S. SOCIETY, suited 10 the capacities ofthe Dung
the Middie-Aged and the aged. The salutary infiu-
ence ofthose publications has been ieltand acknowl-
edged by the Christian Public for years with
increasing satisfaction.
Churcbe: who wish tc supply their schools can OBJ
tain their books at the same prices they are sold fol
at the depository in Boston, with slight additions
charge for freight.
Also, full assortment of the publications ef the
American Doctrinal Tract Society.
The above will be sold invariably at the same prices
they are retailed in Boston. Persons wishing tC
sunply their Families and Schools will do well cal
I ANY books wished for and not on hand canbe or
dered, and obtained at short notice.
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THE ONLY CURE FOR
CONSU NHP'FHeeN
md LTVER ANTS

AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
TTshould be resorted TO by all whom are predis-
i posed 10 consumption, Tor troubled with cough
or cold night sweaiS asthma, pain in the side and
chest, difficulty uf breathing, ighneSS and sore
ness across the chest bronchitis Liver complaints
and all affections OF the pulmonary organs.
The toHolCA1g needs no comment.
Greenfield Saratoga CO., NY,
lh. c. J. Rosvelt-Dear Sir:-1he love OF life
urges me to make this effort to obtain SOM OF
your medicine, as believe it will cure me.
will give statement of my case About four OF
five months ago | was taken with bad cold;
and was very hoarSe in consequence of working
in water while building a saw mill RI being a
mcdaniel and was under the doctors care about
four weeks, and got to be able 10 walk about, and
tried TO do little work, which brought On slight
bleeding of the lungs. | returned home diSpirit-
ed and sick. The next day while sitting by the
fire, a blood VESSEL burst in my lungs and COM
menced bleeding very fast. The doctor hap
pened TO be near, and has done every Thing in his
powerto stop the bleeding, and finally succeeded
after looSihS near quart from my lungs and
more from my arm. But this did Lot last but a few
hours, my lungs we're spaSmodic the doctor
could no. control them, and for five DAYS and
nighth continued to bleed until there was no blood
TO run, when it ceased it left me so weak could
scarcely breath or stir / lay for long time in
one position, until my lungs healed, and began
tOSdil HUE Dul dbOul weeks
ago a relapse came on and bled again at the
lungs, and continued to cough and raise large
quantities of bloody matter every day, and was
rapidly fastening 10 tie grave. Ny friends and
neighborS had given up all hopes and told me that
Unjust die. My physician could give me no en-
couTagemeni, except the lungs were no yet ulcera-
ted, and all hopes of recovery gone, until one of
your pamphlets were given me describing Dr.
LarborS Extract Of LungwoTih. Ny neighbors
Obtained bottle, foT me as last resort but with
very little hopes Of it doing me any good. Ihaye
now ken it about week, and strange TO say.
from the first dose took OF it began to mend
and my health is better every way. Nv night
sweats have early ceased, nv strength improves
my raiSings are less, and hope is again revived:
but my mediocre is almost gone, and wish Won
TO send me two bottles Immediate and i'll recov-
er, will do all in my power to spread the news
that consumption can be cured, remain yours.
&c. CHAUNCEY d. MEDRITRY
We do notask people to nse DR. Labors Extract
OF Lunsworth unleSsthey arc convinced from the
proof offered them that cure can lie effected in
all cases oflung and liver complaint provided
the diseases ale not past human aid
For further proof see medical books in hands
oil the agents. containing certificates &c. All
persons desiring the agency ofthis will please an
ply TO the proprietor. CT ROOSEVELT.
Sole Proprietor,
81 Broadway, Albanu.
W. T. Russell, Middlebury,
F. HUNTINGTON, vergennes.
u. w PARaELEE, Bristol. |
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J. NEWTON'S

J. MENTIONS
JAUNDICE- B1TTERS.
For Jaundice, Dyspepsia. Nausea, Flalu-
lenee, Sick Headache and all Bilious affec-
tons, Liver Complaints, &c. Sold wholesale
and retail by. II. c. GRIDLEY.
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SARATOGA WATER

A constant supply received fresh from the
Springs, viz: The union" Congress" cps
vilion" and Iodine" always on hand, which
will he put up in quantities. 10 suit the purchaser
For sale at the Drug SIoIe Of DR.. RUSSFT.
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NIB w GOODS.

IHAFE 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, Crockery,
Glass and China Hare, Hardware, Gro
ceTies, Drugs and Dye Stufs, which have
purchased at very low prices and am willing
TO sell at a very small advance from cost.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited
to call and examine goods and prices, and |
think they cannot fail of being suited.
l. C. MEAD.
Cornwall VT Nav 9TH 1915.
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1 LPACCAS. A 10. Of Black and Blue Blacl,
II AifaccaS, will be sold very chead, sore as
low rs % cts. by Fl. <. SUEI.nON
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I.INSEED OIL.

On hand a quantity of OFlanegan's superior
Linseed oil which will te sold by the barrel at
or boiled at low prices. WRIGHT & BUSH.
Shoreham, April LIST, 1915.
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DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing under the
firm of Brown and Sheldon is this day dissolved
by mutual consent All persons indebted are re-
ailcstei 10 make immediate payment 10 ii. A.
Sncldun, who is authorized 10 settle all accounts.
GEORGE NJ BROWN,
HARMON A. SHELDON.
Middleburv, May 10 1875. 3 in. 4w: out 6m
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AIS0s

Monklon, Nav 10Th, 1915.
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1915 .Neu Goods 1915

Messrs. A. B. & r. Nj. Chapman,
Would invite all their neighbors and friends
all and ,ir.o,n l-rcr stock of
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AN HONEST GOLDSMITH.

Macsuley, 10 late speech in The
: House OF Commons, told q good anec-
dote which is quite applicable to some
. folks heresbouts.
A wandering lad, something after The
fashion of Gil Bias, is taken into the
service Of q rich old silversmith-a mao
particularly piovs; distinguished tor the
possession Of every moral vir,ue-and,
above ell An exceedingly honest man,
lie wss constantly csu,ioning this youth
against purchasing gold or silver with.
oul knowing ihat il had been honestly
come by-bu, more than all was be "a
avoid purchasing church plale--lhe
fruits Of sacriIege, The most dreadful and
heoous of crimes. After one oi these
lessons 10 our youth, i, happened that a
young man with very shabby coat or
came into his shop, with sack under
his arm, and said TO him
WIN you buy this plse9'
NO. was ,he answer, mot for the
world; where did you get ili'
mo, bny IN win you melt it down
for mei'
oh, thsps quite another thing quotf
the goldsmilh; TO be sure will.'
Bot that's not all; up he lakes a pai,
Of silver longs 10 avoid touching tn,
plate with hts fogers, and put il in,c
erucible. When melted down il 4,
given 10 the stranger, who lays dow
8 pisInles and departs
There says the old gentleman /,
the youth, there you see, That is I'M
reward Of honesty. You perceived lhs
! did not lay finger on the plate my
self, bur I was not above turning a
honest penny in the exercise of m,
honest calling, and the fu6lmenl Of m
honest day.
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MESMERISM AND THE SKEPTIC,

! They are travelling players, preachers der
lists aud mesmerisers, who with mucl
skill and lille romorse, haner and fiece the
bumklns with whom they come in co
tact in the different towns and village,
Through which they pass. They coin mon
ey in many cases, and not unGrequenAy
meet with many CT rious ID centuries Toe las
we have heard, worth relating, was as fol.
lows;
A professor of mesmerism strayed into
village in Illinois where the people are
hardly eul of The rough--ln fact, they are
taking 10 savages in meny respects. The
professor put up his sbinge and opened
his barn:
He had subject with him in tbs shape
of very beautiful young lady. whose as
|Ionlshlng doIngs in the claravoyent way
|delighed and bewildered the unsopuislcated
Oeholders. The exhibition! had gone very
well until al the close, when rough, cyn
Ical looking fellow. arose and stated that TO
his mind, them doin's was deCelfd''
The professor blandly offered 10 prove
their truth in any possible way.
Very well, said the cynical skeptic.
put her TO sleep
The professor did as desired.
Now remove her TO lha. little room on
the side, and leave me alone with her. |
want 10 see wha, your power is when you
are absent
The professor submitted with a very
good grace The somnambulist was re
moved 10 the aule room, The unbelever
followed, and locked the door after. H.
stood alone with the subject After d
little reflection ne took hold of one of her
| arms.
hat am | doing now asked he,
Punching my arm,'
He lad his hand upon her head, What
am doing nowr
Paving my head
He struck into jig. What am doing
Inow!'
Dancing
|! must be true, thought the man-her
leyss are closed-her head remains sta ton
larry. I'll try one more. He seized her
hands and rubbed them violently. She
did not vince. He went a lite fnther
and placed his hands between her NECK and
dress. 4
'Nhat anil doing now!' inquired he.
Well SAID the subject, about now
rather think you are ge.ting the ilch!'
OI course, when the cyDic re-appeared
the audience was perfectly satisfied that
things we're as they oughs 10 be.
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DEEP PLouGIiING.

We copy from the Report of Hon. II
j.. Ellsworth the following paragrapf
showing The utility of the deep plough.
ling:--Sdt Courier.
Few individuals are aware of the OK.
tension OF he roots in pulveri2ed soil.
--Non Thayer menlions finding root.
OF sainioin from 10 to Is feet deep in
ground There ale now in the Nation.
al Gallery, corr root. taken from one
side o q hail OF coro laid bare by th,
ireshel, and ?reseoled by the Hon. ].
). skinner 10 the National Gallery
The corn was planted on The 2ODh OF
May, and roofs gathered the 10Th OF
July, lS42. Ia sky days some of the
large roots extended more than four fee
covered with literal branches. | have
caused The roots 10 be measured: the
aggregate length OF roots in the hill is,
by Mt. SINNERS estimate, over 5000
ieeL The specimen alluded TO is open
for examination. The fact is here men.
Ioned 10 show the importance Of deep
10 enable the plant to fnd
nourIshmenl so much below the surface
as may avoid the effect of draught, give
support 10 The stalk, and not expose the
roots 10 be cut oil by needed cultivation
Soil Is made by exI oSeIre Of earth 10 the
and whoever wishes TO
make permanent improvements will no
lsil 10 Pl0,gt deep.
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The Lawyer and the Witness

AT late court held in neighboring
cou MY, in New Jersey, a prosecution
was trying against preacher for assuIl
and balteTy upon young man, who
was previously prosecuted by The preach
er Tor having disturbed their religious
meeting. Ia The course of the trial it
that at the time The slle eged
disturbance took place, the preacher
took hold Of the oung man, and SHOOK
him pretty roughly, which was the as.
suit complained Of. The gentleman OF
the law, con GER ned in The case seemed
very anxious TO know the extent and
severity, &c. of this same shaking, and
interrogaled The wiiress as 10 this mat.
ter long time. One Of The witnesses,
a slou, athletic man was asked. SLOW
did he shake him?'-Did he shake him
hard! &C. and having satisfied Mr.. II.
again pressed the matter by saying,
We'll, now can't you tell me how he
shook him, and the way he did il'
IIhe witness lhereupon laid hold Of the
counsel by the collar, 'sulung the acuon
to the word sod the WORD 10 the action; !;
and having given him some half dozer
most terrible shakes observed very cool
Ily, 'He shook him lha, way sir, 10 n,
no small amusement Of The judges spec
stors, &c. who were conVused viii
laughter.
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New Arrangen1ent,

THE subscribers would respectfully in
form their Friends and lhe pubic generally
hat have they have entered ino par,nershi;
ander Ihe ffm Of Hehey 6 Mendenhal, il
The mercantile busness,ai Toe stand former
Iy occupied BY Eyer & Heasy, and hav,
taken their entire
STOCK or GOODS,
TO which they intend making such addition.
IS will suit ;he seasons and make their
assortment general, oil of which they are
anxious to exchange for cash, OF country
produce generally, upon very liberal terms.
they respectfully solicit the patronage Of
their liends and the public generally.
CHARLES HEFLEY
SAMUEL MENDENHALL.
Bloomsbury, March ls--l945.
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Chair 2@anufaCtOV

! THE subscriber continues to carry on
Ithe
CHAIR MANUFACTURING
business at the old stand Of b. & s. Hagen
buch, where he will be ready at all times
10 furnish Fancy 81 Windsor Chairs, Set
tees, Boston Rocking Chairs &c, of eyory
description, which may be called for, at
short notice and on the most reasonable
terms. He will also execute House, Sign g.
Ornamental Painting, and House Papering,
in superior manner,
From his experience in the business and
his facilities Of manufacturing the various
articles of his line, he natters himself ,ha,
he shall be able to furnish as good work
and upon as reasonable terms as can be
done in the country, all of which he will
dispose Of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
n. 3. Orders from a distance will be
strictly aud punetually attended to.
b HAGENBUCH.
Bloomsturg, Dec. so, l943