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STATE OF VERMONT, }

DlStrlct OF NeW-Haven.
Be it remembered that al a Probate Court
holden at Bristol within and for the District
of New Haven on the 9Th day of June A. d.
1915 the Administrator with the willannexed
on the estate OF Winthrop Dow laIe OF Lin
coin in said district, deceased, testate, rep
resented TO said Court that the personal es-
tate is insufficient TO pay the debts against
said estate and the expenses of settling the
same and praying for license 10 sell all the
real estate of the said deceased: Whereupon
said Court ordered the administrator 10 noti-
fy all persons TO appear al Probate Court
10 be holden at the office of the Judge of said
Court in Bristol on the first Monday Of July
1S45 at 10 o'clock A. NJ. then and there TO
make objections, if;they see cause, to The
granting ofsuch license, by publishing a GER
tilted copy oil this order in the Northern Gal
axy newspaper printed at Middlebury in
the County ofAddison three weeks success
lively previous TO the time of said Court.
R6urey MunSiH, Judge.
A true copy Of Record,
6 Attest II lE.nSW, Judge.
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ACARD.

H Mas. N. Harris would respectfully
inform the citizens OF Middlebury and vicinity
that she has received from New York the
latest fashions for genilemen's linens and
stocks which will be kept constantly on hand
and made TO order cheaper than can be OBJ
tanned elsewhere Of the same quality.
~ Also tailoring done by Miss H. B.
Foot, at the same house, cheaper than done
elsewhere
Middebury, June 10th, 1915
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STATE CONVENTION,
WING.
CONVENTION,

The Wings ofAddison County arc reques-
ted 10 meet at the Town Room" in Middle
bury. on Wednesday. the eleventh day Of
June next, al o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose
OF nominating Ticket for County Senators.
and making other necessary preparations for
the approaching State Election.
C, ". GRANDEY,
S.BRGGS.
l.. DEFINING. ; County Com
B. HUNTLEY. miiiee.
e. r. GLADDiNG,
May 2Sih, 1915.
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prosperous condition, though intemperance
in this city is on the increase. The Union
has been relieved from debt during the past
year. The Report will be published entire in
the columns of the Standard of next week.
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FORSALE.

A FARM, containing 100 acres of valua-
ole land, a two-stoTy House, Barn and sheds,
Well and cement cistern, an Orchard which
produces a variety OF choice fruit; is situated
on the lake shore in BriGport half mile
south ofP Franklin A part Of purchase
money will be required down, and time Civ
en- for the remainder.
ELIZABETH 3. STONE.
Bridport, April &c, 1915.
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Commissioners Notice.

commissioners N Office.
WE, the subscribers. being appointed by
the Hon. the Probate Court for the District
Of Addison Commissioners. TO receive. cx-
anime and adjust all claims and demands of
all persons, against the estate Of
ELEAZER ABBEY,
late of lHiddlebury in said District deceased and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto: And months from the l7th day OF
April 1915, being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, We do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend TO the business of cur said
appointment, at thedwelling house of the widow
ofthe deceased in Middlebu-y on the lst Thursday
in July and October, from nine o'clock A. M,
until four O'Clock, P. ,on each of said days
Ira Allen,
Norman n Upper Commissioners.
Dated at Mddlebury, this 9th lay of May, 1915.
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ne MASSACHUSETTS TEMPERANCE UNION
heidlts annual meeting in the Church in Winter
ST. Tuesday evening. The Report was read
by the Agent of the Society, DIR. Charles
lewetf' from which it appeared that the cause
Of Temperament the State generally, is in a
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CORRECTIONAL typographical error oc-
Cured in our last. We stated that there
would be saving Of forty thousand dollars
per mile, in the running ofthe Rutland road
over the Central. It should be $40 900 for
% miles, being the excess Of the distance of
The Central road over the. Rutland route"
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
Rev Mr.. DAILY will celebrate Mass in
Middlebnry On Sunday the 18Th and on Sun
day the 22d inst. Catholics are respectfully
invited to attend.
Middlebury the 10th of June 1916.
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Parasols, Parasoletts, Leghorm hats, mits
and. Gloves Of every grade and color, and a
large lot oil Ladies and Genteman's rich
fancy cravats for sale by
p. w. COLLINS.
April &c.
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70 Sell Or Rent,

The premises formerly owned and occupied by
Warren Hayden, situated on White River in Gran
vile, containing half an acre Of band on which is
good Dwelling House, Store, Barn s. Sheds, all in
good repair. As this is the only store in town, good
opportunity is offered TO any ones wishing embark
in the Mercantile business Possession given ni-
med ately. Enquire of JOSEPH p. BALL, agent.
- Granville, NAV l, 1915 l: CIV
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Philomathesian Library,

ALI. Books bslongingto the PhiIomathes-
inn Library must be in by Wednesday the
18th inst, on penalty of so cts. per volume
J. A. BARRETT, Lib.
MIDI. Coll. June 10, 1915.
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Nj a rr d,

IN Hoosick, N. Y, by Rev. I. Reach, c..
knickerbocker, Esq, of Schaghticoke. to NJ iss
Julian Vanderworrikin, ofthe former place.
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DARASOLS, &c.--Fine Paris Parasols, Para
1 solcttes, and Sun Shades, at low price,
for sale by II. "A. SHELDON.
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apJeGI6I alAafDIS.
A new and fashionable article for the sea-
son. Just received by FRANCIS.
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RALZORINES, NJ de LANES, CambIics
ID Lawns, Barages, &C., 6.cfor sale cheap by
H. A. SHELDON.
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1916 Nea0 Goods. 1915
Messrs. a. Il. &R. NJ. Chipnai;,
Would invite all their Eeightors ard i,itnI<
call and examine large stock Of
GOODS,

= Il A n L L y, consisting Of Er09e>
CLOTHS fancy and liain Cassimercs, Sslne.ls,
Yelve;ecns plain and fancy CONTROVERSIAL
summer coats and Pants, krinlins Sc &c. fir
chidren's wear, French Balconies, Gro lie Va
cnce, Grape lie CosSe, NJ. D. LANES, PIriI
Lawns &c for ladies' wear, Cashmere, II. III ar;
stripe De Lame and other ShawlS. IioIcICc End
other Bonncts--a large assortment ve,r lew
Fur Leghorn and P. l.. Hats, CAPS, cords Gni
taSSels, Ladies CravatS, blk ard frey I;aliab
Cravats sc. 4 large variety Of PRINTS, tru.
and blea Co;toaS, 9'ickingS &c with greet ta-
riety of DRY GOODS not named. A 1,ree
stock OF GROCERIES of all kindS-Crocxcrv.
Glass and hard ware, medicines, Oil and p ii..s
Iron, and Steel Nails, Fish, Salt, Plaster, Flrur,
&c. all Of which which will lie sold at tic very
loves; prices.
Bridrort Api.l "a, l545.
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NOR 3 .

A splendid assortment of New Goods VIII be
found at A. Chapman s. Sons, cheap for cash or
produce. long puffiS ofno use, call and ey-
anime. Our customers may be assured of the
best articles and the fareSt prices.
May 18th, 1915. A. CHAPMAN d. SON
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-05

SSsEA& DAIa Many were the anxious hearts
aud sorrowng laces, when the long looked FOR May
Morning was ushered in with clouds and rain instead
olthe cheerful benms Of the god Of day But not
wiihstandng these uDpropitious Influences about 20
erour young people mostly connected with the Acade
mydetemned not to be disappointed of their anticpa
ted pleasurone at Holmes Halls spent plens
ant hours in social chat, singing, and Partakng Of
Muy Day refreshments, such fruits, confectionery
Sc, The clouds did at last break away, through
Cupids solicitations, for aught we know, the golden
sun peered forth, drying up the Gears tho clouds had
she'd the birds poured forth their sweetest music,
and under such irresistible influences tho Muy Day
party were soon seen vending their way to the
woods. 10 gather green leaves and "bue bosomed
violets," and their slow and measured tread home
ward spoke of weary limbs, to say nothing of the
"Hearls that yearn with tenderness,
In the beautiful time Of Spring.
Bot II the pleasant weather was welcomed BY the
young people, it was no less by the little girls a.
bout 30 of whom assembled in tho afternoon to crown
one Of their number "Queen of May" Never was
coronation enjoyed with Eeener relish by the most
favored subjects orhe Queen of any nation than was
this, by the merry and beautiful sserhood by whose
election II was unanimously bestowed, The Queen
after being led into the ring and seated was address,
ed by two Of the young Misses, in very appropriate
lines and the song "Take, o take the rosy Gro VIM
sung, when the wreath consisting Of May flowers,
placed upon her head, and suitable reply given and
we defy Queen Victoria and all her maids of honor
10 perform anything with more grace and dignity than
was tho whole ceremony of browning the amiable
CARLY, "Queen Of May A banner was then pre-
seh,ed, with the of Long live the Queer' by
one OF the little boys and received and responded TO,
by one Of the girls, niter which they marched to
table where Refreshments had been provided. The
little girls did themselves ma Oh credit and We trust
all their May Days may be spent in innocent and
harmless manner; that their social meetings may be
as free from the influence of envious, proud and am
bilious thoughts and feelings as this seemed TO bel
and may all the Days Of their lives be so spent, that
each one may at last receive crowns of unadng glory
IN that happy world, where
Everlasting Spring sbides,
And never whitening flowers"
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,,u obot do wo sec now? The Wing TariA're-
.,ocisev as it was; the last Legislature has in
p .,,',od great Rail Road corporations, with al the
" 'a.,o. the Wings ever asked FOR, quite as great
r %.' wonld be willing TO grant, the Age says ev-
'' hoc i. going right, Be it so. Things will con-
y" - .o rrht lust so long as Locofocoism Is una
", cory its principles into practical operation, and
,,,,,er Removing a Post Master, or Collector
,Lo cO.toms District Attorney. or Marshal,
w.. M, materially affect the great business Of tho
,,,,ry. A new swarm of hungry Partizans may
''J few millions, as they did under Jackson and
~, Do,en. This is great evil undoubtedly, and
attn inpair confidence in republican Institutions,
a ioiore the public morals, bat il the Legislative
III. or the country is sound; If the springs of pub
. ,ocpriso and industry are not broken, the gener-
Jbo.oess of the country win stiIl prosper, even
.o,b there be q moral canker at its vitas. The
.so, Tariff affords adequate protection TO domes-
Industry So long as that exists, we can stand Il
al dsol; Blu, we can never feel sure of its perma-
'.,,o while strong and unscrupulous party, with a
Instantly augmenling horde Of foreign meroenaries,
,wocng war upon it; nor we feel beyond the
tNbE"o '
l,,e, Of other caIamiies, while the dominant par
NIB oshns into career Of conquest, aggression and
,no We are liable any mopent. without the least
,.s.ity, to be involved in all the horrors and ca
rr,ies Of war, and not dcfcasite war, though it
ru become so before we get through with it, If it
be- come, the Age will find the promised prosperity
'ac Side Of Maine arrested in mid. career. All
sw.Js and works Of Improvements will be stopped
i ,.4md the whole physical energies and pecunary
tucrs Of the country be expended in that most
.uofiable Of oil pursuits, that of cutting human
hoal, and mangling human legs and arms, shooting
billet. though the bodies of men, ard making wild
o~, orphans pensioners, pirates, PecuatOrs, nation
,debs-and military heroes.
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Sc M@ &gsA4Bga
NsSMTMeSa

In this town. May Q, RUTH p. wife of Capt Bar
nabas Barker, aged &c. Mrs d. had been long pro-
fessed follower ofthe Saviour, and was esteemed Il
mother in Israel indeed. During her sickness she
had tho presence of her Saviour, and was anxious
depart and be with him. Ofher,it may with truth be
said, "She hath done what she could" Printers in
Providence, r.. LIN. York City, and Portland, Me.
are, sc. .t# .F-.
In Newport, April 49, George Marshall Smith,agcd
l6 years ard months, son of George Wand SalIyK.
Smith Ca 30. . g.. as.ssa
In Waterford, April 9, Mr. MARCUS FARR, aged
II years only Of widow Abigail Farr. Ahho'
the sole dependence of his widowed mother and
young man Of more than common promise, he has
thus early been cut down, leaving to all who kne~
him, and all who may read this brief notice the SOL
ann admonition to be also ready, ''for in such
hour as ye think not the son of man cometh " Com.
In Danville, April 81 Miss Nancy Thurber ag 90.
In DanviIle, April 25, MIR Robert Johnson, aged "a.
In Hardwick, April Is, Wa,y, consort Of Capt.
John Hatch aged 79. -.
In Glover, April 49, Harriet A. Baxter, wife of
VIM. r. Palmer, Esq, and only daughter of the late
Hon. James Baxter, Of Stonstead, G. Il. nged 20,
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Veal and Piano
E N 7 E r TAIN NJ EMIT,
Mr.. w. IA. Ezotsslatom,

OF THE BOSTON ACADEMY OF MUSIC &
MUSICAL EDUCATION SOCIETY,
I'D ESPECrFULLY announces his intention Of
K q giving VOCAL CONCERT in this place,
on Monday Evening, May r. commencing at o.
clock, r. NJ. also, st. Johnsbury Centre on Tues-
day evening, May IL, and on Thursday evening
May 10. atf.y lyndon Corner Pro.
Mn. HOUGHfDN has the honor to announce that
he has spent the last two years in travelling with Mr.
HENRT RUSSELL, the celebrated American Vocalist
for the purpose of receiving instruction. and knowl-
edge of the Old English Ballad Singing which Mr.
Russell has revived. The heuuty of singing, eyerv
will admit in speaking the words SO that thew
may be Understood, together with feeling and ex-
preston. On this occasion, Mr. II. will introduce
several of Mr. kussePs latest aud most popular Songs
comprising number of his descriptive scenes with
few remarks.) rs- ...... .... ---.
PROGRAMME. PART I.os ..-
Song Rock away7.-"On old Long. Islands seapirt
Shore" &c. words by H. J. Sharpe. Music
by .r, ,,,,, :, =. a. Russell.
Benjamin, Esq (rsussell.
Song-.our Native Song. Words by Ell.
liza Cook. , Z .... .,. . (RussoI,,
Descriptive Balad-"The Gambler, or >N''''''
Drunkard's Wife, Words by Df.
Coates-"Dark is the night how dark
no light no fire, &c. '., (Russeh.
Balad-"'rhe old Arm Chair" Words by
Eliza Cook. ..--.-l-. ..t7 s, (RusseaL
Song-"A Life on the Ocean wave.'' Mu-
sic by .r. .e,a .ah sa7 'f {RusseIf
Descriptive Scena-"Tbe Ship on fire. 80,
Words by z, Mackey., .si Ia. -..- (RusseN.
Song-"lhe Ivy green. Words by Boz Russell.
Cantala-''The Maniac. "-"Hush, 'lis the
night watch" go. t.W eN ,agH fRussoH
sopg-"Li(e IN the West" Words by G. 1,'
+. Morris Esq, .., .g-s. bt. ,(RusseI.
May D. h.. .l;-.. .-....-.. 405w2
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Phillips Academy,

TENHE Summer Term in this Institution, will com
d, mence Wednesday, May 22,l, under the di-
rection of the present Principal, snd continue eleven
weeks. .... ....
MISS HELEN COLBY, formerly an Assistant of
the Principal has been engaged to take charge of
the Female Department.
Lectures upon the Sciences viii be frequently Civ.
en-. illustrated 10y an extensive apparatus
Those designing to teach will receive appropriate
instruction.
The morals and the manners of pupils will. at all
times. he oljcct of the and soIictude of the
Teachers
TUITION.
In English Q and So so
Latin, Greek and French $500
Vocal Music, without charge,
On Piano, with use of Instrument, slO 90
Board to S ,25, and rooms for those wishing to
board themselves, at a cheap rate.
...., G. G. BURNHAM Principal
Danvie, VI. April &c, ls45 4O5w3
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The Ladies

NNTILL find choice selection ofsich Dress Goods,
w Bonnets, Ribbons, Fnce Flowers, Trimming
Tor Bonnels, Cap Laces ana l3dgngs and new style
trimming lor Caps; Lace for Caps, Cambria Edging
and Insertions; Silks and Lawns for Bonnets, Cra-
Shades, Cacos, Flench and common Kid Shoes, and
n GREAT T.4RIEIY or FANCY .dRFI.
Giles, ut very low prices at .... .. ...
April 80 = 4oSf
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STATE OF VERMONT,

..,- Orleans District
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Or
leans-To all persons concerned in the estate of
Willard Kelley, late Of Derby deceased
3. Greeting.
wv HEREAS, Andrew Young, jr. Administrator
w of the Estate within this State Of said deceaS-
ed, requests said Court to allow him the further
time of one year from and after the 9Th day of Sep
TENDER, A. D.. 1914, to make payment Of the debts
and close tho settlement of the estate.
Therefore, you are hereby notified that said appi-
cation will be heard at a session of tho Probate
Court to be held at Irasburgh on tho 22d day Of
May next at which time you may be heard in the
premises.
And this Order shall he published three weeks
successfully in the Caledonian, newspaper printed
at ST. Jhnsbury in this State the last of which pub
LEGATION shall be before the day assigned for hearing
aforesaid.
Given under my hand Mt the Probate Office at l.
rqsburgh, this 25th day of April A. D. ls45.
4O5w3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

N pursuance of an Oder of SALE, granted by the
Il Hon. Probate Court for the District of Orleans,
will be sold at public Auction, the premises, on
Tuesday the 2oth day of May next, ="
AL the Real Estate
belonging 10 the estate of Amasa Abbey, late 6f
Derby, deceased, to wit: t.as- r.t rs..
46 acres, being paIt of great lot No. CO, drawn to
the right OF Rev. Jehu Miner. Also the third div.
lot drawn to the original right of Timothy Hinman,
Jr. being lot No. z, in the second gore containing
ten acres. -fT' &c 'ainf 81 ~ q tlr
o. Conditions made known at the time of SALE
.,.- ,LEMUEL RICHMOND Administrator.
Derby, 20 April ls45. -. 10 4oswt
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NOTICE.

WV HEREAs my wife, Mary Wooley, has ab-
w seconded, and left my bed and board, this is
therefore caution all persons against harborng
trusting; the said Mary my account ms will pay
no debts of her contracting after this date 40.
'in'a JOSEPH WOOLEY.
Derby Line, April %, ls45. 4o5ws
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CrOckery and GLASS Ware.
Gentlemen VIII Find at

~ JEWErT g. cos. an excellent assortment
A4' of Bfoadcloths, Cassimeres and Doeskins-
plain and fancy. Rich Vestngs, .Gambroon. Krem-
lin and large assortment of other summer Stufls-
Fur. silk, Glszed, Palm Leaf and Leghorn HATES
Silk and Cloth Caps Stocks, pocket and neck Hdkfs.
sc. &c. April 80, ls45. 4O5tf
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VIRGINIA ELECTION. All Cor Annexation and
Locofocosn, Of course. The Senate and House are
both so,and most Of the members orCongrcss. Bots
fails OF an election in the Richmond District by
eral hundreds. Its of as much consequence for the
sIsve-breeders ofVrgnia sustain Polk and his par
y and secure Iexas,as it is for the producers of hors
es in Vermont to have a good horse market in Bos-
ton or elsewhere. They Aste make the business of
negro-breeding good by voting for market FOR their
stocks.
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New Goods -Cheap.
KittPedge & Colby

VHAVE just received a very large assortment oY
u n Goods which they have recently purchased
very low and they thus enabled to offer them for
sale on terms highly advantageous TO purchasers
They would respectfully solicit the attention of lhor
friends and all persons wishing to buy good Goods to
their present stock before making their purchases
with the assurance that they will find the quality and
prices of their goods satisfactory. Their present
stock embraces
MGSgR B@BEG &0S3DSaa
Cashmere, rich de LANES, printed and satin striped
lawns, plain, striped and plaid Musins Jaconet do;
English and Scotch Ginghams; a large and beautiful
variety Of Prints, plain and fancy Laces, lace Edg-
ings and lnseHings, bishop Lawn, plain and figured
book and swiss Musns, white Cambrics, Dimoty,
gro dc Swiss, synchaw and sarsnet silks, white and
colored Florence do; white and straw Satin silk and
tlbby Velvets silk Surge ladies' cravat HdkfS linen
Cambria do; Gloves, Mls and Hosiery, furniture
Paichi white and brown Linen, table Covers, black
and colored Lusting. Ribbons, plain figured and satin
edgdCap do;rich BONNET RIBB O.NS,Tobs and
Flowers; ShawIs-Imperial Bavariau NJ de Laine
&c; super Parasos, Parasoelts and Sun Shades;-
Umbrellas; also splendid
Assortment of BOnnetS
consisting Of super Florence, white do, Rutland,
Pedal, Dunstahe, Devon and Cypress;
plain and SHRED Donnel Lawns.
English, German and American
BROADCLOTHS:
black aud coIored Doeskir Cassmeres and Satnets;
rich Satin and Cashmere Vestings;
rentlemens large sized silk and linen HdkGs; super
CTavat do; good assortment of thin cloth for Coats
and PANTS Tsilor's Trimmings
Six Esales aETOvyn SEneetings;
bleached do. DTngs, Batting, Wicking; Russia
and Scotch Diaper cotton Yarn, &c.
SHOES-supcr French Kid Slips and Buskins;
heavy and light kid do; kid walking Shoes, Caters
children's Shoes of super quality aRd will DO sold
very low for cash. .. -....-..
H4TS-3 super French, MoIeskn and Nu-
tria Hats Leghorn do; glazed and silk, and
cloth Caps.
Paper Hangings, Looking Glasses, large and spIen-
did assortment of
CrOckery and GLASS Ware.
consisting in part Of gold lined and embossed China
Tea Ware, Hong Kong, do and other STYLES
Hard Ware aud Cutlery, Dry Groceries. super Teas
Coffee, Spices, &c; linseed and lamp OIL Paints and
Dye Stuns, coach and furphure VnInish Iron, Steeh
nail Rods, shoe Shape, band Iron, hoop Iron, &c.
Lyndon Corner, May |, ls45. 4O5f
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EARTHQUAKES The City of Mexico was visited by
three successive shocks on the 9th of April Large
and small buildings were crumbed to the earth, and
a terrible CONSERVATION seized the people. Only II
bodies OF the dead had been found the next day.
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''Ihat article was not written at Montpelier n
Waterman.
Jus, iIalcise the other word neighbor-that article
not written at Montpelier
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Assortment Of BOnnetS

consisting Of super Florence white do, Rutland,
Pedal, Dunstable, Devon and Cypress;
plain and SHRED Donnel Lawns.
English, German and American
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lUj~The 4th trial for the election of member of
Congress from the 9th District in Ms, took place last
week-result no choice