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Those who take this route will have chance
to ride on the splendid STEAMERS on Lake Cham
plain. At Whitehall they will find splendid
Packet Boatto convey them to the Borough where
Cars will be in readiness TO carry passengers to
the West or East. leave passengers to judge
for themselves which is the easiest in travelling,
TO ride 81 miles BY boats and cars or the same
distance by land for the sake of being on the road
half day longer. 0o-FARE from Middlebury
to Troy 81, 5O~G bBOOKS kept at the Ad-
olson County Temperance House ana at C..
Lalrabee's Hotel, Shoreham.
B. B. BROWN GENT.
MIDDLEBURY, 1916.
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To the Lovers of good Opium.
A fresh Supply just received by.
w. P. Russell.
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after every known remedy had failed produce this
ed effect.
Besides its astonishing efficacy in the diseases above
mentiOnfd, aso find il very1 effrctua remedy in
ASTHMA, a complaint in which ii has been extensively
used with decided success, even IN of years
ding.
II not only rmanaes from a regular physician, but has
also been well tested in all the complaints for which is
recommended Ii is not intention therefore, either
overraiiug its virtues the contrary, shall simply
give brief statement OF lis usefulness
myself that its surprising efficacy i'll enable
furnish such proofs of us virtues will satisfy the
increduous, hat assumption may and CAN T. CURED
is this mrdicinc be rosOrtcd to in time.
There is perhaps, disease with which Our country is
aft ctcd which sweeps of annually many victims
Day day, yea after year. the isaate hur
the portals o the Cold and eiirnt tomb fresh added
victims 10 conquest. No walk life sacred frDm its
blghtinh influence. No age is exempt from its deatldea
ing shafts III 3D. the middle aged and the young, all
alike, food Tor this common my Of mankind
The white haired paiTiach whose life temperance
rendered system mpervlous the attacks Of other ills
es calm evening, finds consumption fastening its fangs
upon his vals and tearing him from world evsr brigI'
o minds which look cnmpaccnily ON days well sjeht
Is there help the afflicted! No preventive of the
dangers which beset us in our ohangeable and tickle
aime! We think there may be. And If the allegations
those who arc least entitled TO veracity may be be-
levcd, there is preventive and a remedy.
Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry is offered to suffering
world as such. II needs not the adventous aid of
aud intrinsic excellence and sufficient o.entI-
ties il TO the confidence Of the public and
.tWaft fame"
the name of its inventor beneiacture of his species
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FOr Sale at Auction,
ECONOMY N WEALTH !

PASSENGERS by taking this line Of Sta
yes. find but I6 miles of land carriage between
MDDLEBURY and NEW YORK, BOS-
TON or MONTREAL.
This line of Stage, runs between Middlebury
and Larrabee'S Point DAILY, in connection
with the LAKE CHAPLAIN and LAKE
GEORGE Steam Boats.
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celebrity superior ie
that Of any other M'f-
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GENTLEMEN

GENTLEMEN
VIII md great assortment of Fancy Vestingc
and Cassimeres, also few patterns such as are
worn by the "BO-HOYS," for sale by
July, 81, 1916 w. S. JOHNSON.
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Support uour oion mechanics.

Support your oUn mechanics.
"Selling of at cost" Please call way up be-
yond the hill, al the sign of the hat, if you want
10 buy good napt hats for s., 90 piece, andwool
hats from SO cts. to 81 90, am determined to
sell lower than any other man for CASH or most
kinds of produce JOHN JACKSON.
Middlebury, Sept. p, 1896 q
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I2I Gents a Box.

And thew are warranted to be better, IN Ok
respects, than any other Pills in the market
what ever may be their price.
They hav. cured where cure seemed quiz
impossible they have restored to health huni
reds who had long languished on beds Of pam
they have operated like charm, when all o'het
medicines failed TO give relief; they have gwen
comfort to the afflicted, and hope to the dss-
pairing they have removed the Ills OF the Young
and given back youth to the aged. Indeed
they seem to possess the properties ascroeu
the alchemist of former days to that ELIXIR 'i''
SOVEREIGN BALM, that conqueror OF mhTrnius'i
to discover which they passed long davs BTU
nights of labor and study.
w. P. Russell, NJ iddlcbury; "A;
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secured by letters patent and for sale wholesale at the
Importers No William Sheet-at the office Of The Prn
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, October 8, ls46.
To all persons interested In the Estate Of LEONARD r.
TURNER, late of Philllpstou, deceased Greeting.
YOU are cltedto appear at Court o Prob.se to be
holden at Templeon, the twenty second day ofOc-
tober Instant to show cause why the Instrument which
purpots TO be the last Will and Testament of said de-
ceased should not be approved.
Az CHAS O. PRENTIss Per
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AN IMPORTANT CURE BY DIR. JAYNE'S
Alternative

we nave heen informed by Mrs Mahan Ia grand daughter
OF old Gen. Wayne hat she suffered number years
from the growth OF large Goitreus Tumor of Throat
which, bs@ldes great deormty produced both difficulty
OF deeutitlon and of breathing Ind ID, she says the
pressure upon the wndppe great prevent her
ron sleeping in recumbent position, and often suffoca
tion appeared Inevitable She also abored under
lndlsposton from Liver Complaint and Jaundice, with
horrible train OF nervous affections which she
nenced the use Of DR. Jaynes Alternatives which
regularly for six weeks with occasional doses of
MS SahaiIye Pills: and her genera health thereby
completely re-esabished,and now perceSing dmun
tlon in the size OF the GOrous Tumo she encouraged
TO perevere the The Alternative until every vesge
OF the painful tumor was entirely removed. We think,
therefore, that such important remedy should be
gene'laly known
GPrepared only by DR.. d. JAYNE, No. 8 South Third
street Philadelphia. For sale by J. GREEN & CO. III
ter div w3tS9
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!, : Superior Dutch Flower Bulbs, q

FENHE subscriber has for few years past, inn
a ported directly from the first florist in HARLEM,
Holland, Flower Bulbs Of various knGs chiefly his own
gaden and they have proved, growing finer than
the Ordinary kinds, usually grownin this country. The
last year. he had in bloom upwards of fifteen hundred
the early and late, aud lasting in bloom about months
at that season Of the year when few other garden flowers
are in bloom. His collection has now become large
for his grounds and he will dispose of about half Oft
in such lots will best accommodate purchasers, and
prices far below what is charged for them by dealers in the
article object being to encourage general cu
ture of this splendid aud avorite Spring Flower Those
who have grown it, will find it OF the easiest cul
ture, and always certain to produce fine flowers Prices
from 34 to rs per doz according to the kinds The
cheapest of fine named varieties, and altogether supe
rlor to the tulips commonly cultivated
He can also furnish few of the fine new fragrant
Chinese P@onies ofdiferent coors. These bloom more
abundany and continue In bloom very much longer than
the common p@ony. Also few Crown lmperials,
Gladiouses of colours, and the beautiful bright
yellow Day Lilly Hamerocallls Fulva. Application
should be made soon. JOHN MILTON EARLE.
mo. 80, 1876.
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WAN I EEJs
A SMART active Boy about l6 Years old in a Country
n Store. Apply TO the subscriber.
WINTHROP FAULKNER.
draHon oct ~. dwlwA
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lures l59 Resident Graduates, not pursuing pro-
tessional studies IA total $50.
Undergraduates, Seniors 81; Juniors Sc Soph-
ignores So; freshmen So; University Students
8: total 275.
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Dancing and Calisthenics.

IanClng ana UaIlStnenlCs
NERS. H. POTTS would respectfully inform
h her patrons of Worcester and vicinity that she pro
poses open her schonl BRINLEY HALL, on Tuesday,
October sigb in the above useful and nvigoratng
cses Her Calisthenics Exercises have always given uni
versal satisfaction, contributing much the health
strength and beauty of the system Mrs p has the cert
Gates of some of our first Ply sicans recommending ii
necessary part Of young Lad's education. From study
through the months, Mrs p has added many very
useful Cashenic Exercises which will make her school
very pleasant, useful Mrs p would also the
Ladies and Gentlemen OF Worcester and vicinity that she
is prepared give LESSONS in the approved styles Of
WALTZING, the POLKA, and the MAZURKA.
IyThose wishing take lessons in the above exercises
will leave their with Mr. Warren Brinley Halt
Worcester, Sept 49, SD Wow
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For the Massachusetts spy

"BAY WATER assault AND BATTERY
Some families at the western end of Leicester Village
were startled last Friday morning, at The early hour of
one O'Clock by hearing the cry from various voices Of
murder! mudder CORA murther which proceeded
from the house OF Mr.. David Williams colored on the
eastern decllvity of Mount Pleasant hill An hour or
two after this alarm, constable brought up for exami
nation before magistrate, black man upon COM
plant for assault and battery upon said David. Ii ap-
peared by all the stories in and out of court, that Mr.
and Mrs William Eblts with their picanlnny, called at
MIR. Williams house Thursday morning on Their way
from Brook field to the Cattle Show and "look some
freshmen; - that Mrs Williams invited them stop on
their return and spend the evening In the evening they
returned and brought fresh supply Of refreshments.
TO keep along with the entertainment, another blk man
then in the house, induced to The vio strings for
the lady guest and Miss Emma who shook the fantastic
toe in cotlon soee, while The SNOWFALL baby snoozed
Oh pile of CHIPS and the geatleman visitor and Mrs.
w admirng spectators of the giddy scene. Thus
cheerily the evening passed away until about the WITCH
ing hour of midnight" when green-eyed jealousy enter
ed the heart of the husband aud father and he imagined
be saw tender gances pass between the fiddler and his
own fair fiddle ee. Whereupon he ncontneny poured
out volley of elimination and abuse upon his devoted
spouse. At this critical period Mr.. Williams, VIII
cupation as head captain the stable De- hotel in Lei
cester had detained HIM until this late hour of the night
arrived and ordered the noisy guest to be quiet quit
the hou e. both Of which Mr. Ebes declined. So he
and Mr.. Williams first took a in brun waltz, vul-
carly called rough and tumble; from that they resoed
to the application of chairs wash tubs and pals each
others craniums and then clubs and stones, until they
both presented melancholy spectacle of gashed faces
and bloody heads. 1t did not appear that Williams had
been drinking.
After the examination through curiosity prompted
some one ask Eb is where he found his Now
Mister, tell and shame diabe, got him of MIS-
ter MINIS & EDWARDS" He then drew from his
coat pocket junk bottle, there him us rate 10 eviate
smart of chin and lip when shave, ye knows" The
cork was nicely coated with wax. and the bottle la
belled " Bay Water" What is Bay Water II.
A Close Ron. The official returns show that Mr.
Keyser, the Wing candidate FOR Senator in Baltimore
city, is elected by majority of ONE only
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TALEBEAR1NG. Never repeat story unless
you are certain it is correct, and even not then
unless something is to be gained, either OF inter-
est to yourself for the good OF the person con-
cerned. Tatting is a mean and wicked practice,
and he who INDUCES in it, grows more fond OF it
in proportion as he is successful. II you have no
good to say of your neghbor, never reproach his
character by telling that which is false. He
who tells YOU the faults of others, intends to tell
others of your faults, and so the dish OF news is
handed from one to another, until the tale be-
comes enormous. story never loses any thing,
is wisely remarked; but, on the contrary, gains
in proportion as it is repeated by those who have
not very strict regard for truth. Truly, g the
tongue is an unruly evil, full of deadly poison"
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN NEW YoRK. A
woman, whose name was not ascertained, was
run over by rail road car, while crossing the
track in Centre street, and was so severely injur-
ed that she died shortly afterwards Locomo-
tves are not allowed in the city.
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VIRGINIA HIGH-MINDEDNEss. 1hey nave
the strangest notions imaginable down South, and
especially in Virginia. about obligations and traits
of character. To say nothing of the fantastic the
cries they maintain in regard to the taking of lfe
and the GOODNESS with which they justify deliber-
ate murder in vindlcation of personal honor, we
refer especially to a case reportedn the last Rich
mond papers. Mr.. somebody, whose name we
have forgotten, but who is lauded by all the jour
nails as most chivaric and high-minded gentle
man. was brought before the magistrates on
charge of assaulting woman and child.
it was proved that he had given the woman
most cruel logging with a cowhide, in the course
of which some unlucky blows fell on an infant
she held in her arms, doing it serious injury but
the papers do all but justify him, on the ground
that the woman had spoken coarsely and insult
ingly OF his wife, and was besides . horrd wo-
man''-meaning, we believe, a woman OF un-
chaste conduct. They actually seem to think
that the magistrates offered a great sacrifice on
the shrine of law and justice when they bound
him over to keep the peace
Now in this part of the world it is accounted
infamous to strike a woman, or an infant, under
almost any circumstances and certainly no gen.
tleman hereabout would think of seeking out an
infamous woman to inflict personal chastisement
for undue license OF her tongue. But high
minded Virginian sees the matter in different
lightly. Y Com .ddc
rg9The Auxiliary Foreign Missionary Society
oC Worcester Central Association will hold its Annual
Meeting at LEICESTER, Wednesday neat Oct 2lst. at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. There will be reports and addresses in
ths afternoon Gentemens associations requested TO
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,nInrkct- Carefully reported for The Tr,Sunt

"a TUESDAY, Nov. Sd
AsAEs-The market is steady bu, there being few
bills the transactions moderate Pots 81 10
Pearls 50.
COTTON-The market remains quiet except as far
as the operations OF manufacturers concerned The
recent heavy rain has given them plentiful supply OF
water and they purchasing their winter stock
A6ou; 100 to 200 bales nave been taken to-day.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The invetersie rain still tends
10 keep -four from moving briskly; bur sales
made in store and 10 arrive 10 considerable extent
The sales to-day reach 900 5000 bbls Genesec
So Lots aoat bring s. "a for Genesee, 50 570S5 ~
for Mich and Ohio Sales 1900 bbls. Troy at s. o.
The quantity aoat il considerable the last tows having
been large The sales nearly all for shipment and the
market is nrIn AT the figures given above In Southern
hear OF something doing The range is s. 750s5 ~
for good Southern brands. Sales 300 bbls. George
81 10 parcel OF old al So 62l 400 bbls HaX
all" Richmond City at s., and 800 bbs Brandywne
private terms. Jersey Meal is Sass IL! with sales
Rye Flour 81 l2l quiet Shorts 79ac. Ship Stufs
ll012c. tine feed l7Gsc Buckwheat is selling a, 81.
30 in bbls, l5s0los in bags with good demand.
GRAIN-The market ia rather quiet for Wheat. The
only sales we learn of is 300 bush. mixed Western
and Genesee 81 Is for shipment Corn is tribe
easier mixed Sales 1000 good Northern aud Jersey
Yellow at 74375 cts 900 do White Jersey at 76L07e
cts; 700 New Orleans and Western mixed at 70 cts;
and LOCO Northern at 60 cts Rye continues in good
demand and the sales some 1900 to $4,000 bush at
a; 1880 closing at the lower rate Barley = rowed
offered at % cts. Nothing sold. Sales 5000 bush.
Oats for export at 30 cts.
HAY-The market Is without change but the weather
prevents operations. We quote $3.50 cts. per cwt
WHISKY-The sales about 200 bbs. al 2I62jt
cts Drudge IS selling at "a cts.
BEESWAX-sales making of Yellow at 27627i
cents.
OIL CAKE-Good thin oblong is worth s3l to s32 per
ton.
NAVAL sTOREs-A sale of 900 bbls Crude Turpen-
tine WAS made at 81 50 per 30 D. al which the market
is hr Sales 80 5bls Spirits within three days
at &c $50, the latter for small parcels
RlCE-There have farther sales, 800 or 100
IT,. pecula;ion al advance previous rates
PROVlSIONS-From second hands about ! 600 bbls
Pork have been sold at $40 u; for Mess - 81. for
Prime. The Wholesale market is scarcely high as
this Beef Is heavy old is quoted sea So - and s7
81 5 OF Prime 50 bols sold So % and another
parcel the resalted sales 300 tcs Beef and
800 Prime Mess Pork for export private terms sup
posed something under si4 for Beef and S3 tor Pork
Sales 55 obls Beef Hams TT sl2 37i0sl2 80 Lard ia
&c in bbls wiki sales 100 bbls inferior private
Very little doing in Picked Meats. Hams nomnally
5i0ja. Shoulders 4i0i;c. Dead Hogs are coming in
freely and sell at 5G5t cts. Butter and Cheese
rather plenty, buc the demand is good. Sales
good Western Dairy Butter az BOB and is cts for
choice and Cheese 7o73 in boxes; 6t67 in
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RAILROAD AccIDESr-The Camden and Am
boy .ne which left here al A. NJ yesterday, did not
reach Philadelphia I'LL late hour last evening.
The detention was caused By some difficulty al the
drswbrdge over the Rancocus The creek Is consider
ably swelled in Consequence of the rains.
The Philadelphia Inquirer thus explains the cause OF
the detention
While crossing the bridge over the Rancocus Creek
il was discovered that the draw was not let com
plete!y down The danger was imminent as there
was not sufficient time prevent the train from reach
Ing the open draw such was the Roadway Of the loco
motive.
The conductor brakeman and engineer, behaved with
the utmost GOODNESS and contryed detsch the cars
just 8, the very that the engine touched the
edge OF the aperture or chaam.
Another instant and the locomotive was plunged into
the creek which is broad and deep and disappeared be-
meath rhe waters-the remaining. and the hume
rous passengers saved, as if by providennsi fore
thought and GOODNESS the part Of the individuals we
have nanned-fro rghtfiIl danger injury wounds ana
death.
As soon az the intelligence reached Camden, the
state Rights" steamboat dispatched 10 Rsncocua
Geek for the purpose OF bringing away the passengers
and baggage She returned last evening
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The Election.

pou Il rnsv have been elsewhere We know not,
save BIZ vague report SINCE we were at Work IN
ou- ward and District from daylight till the Polls
closed but we know that the live Wings never
were more plentiful and never worked better than
Yesterday in the Twelfth Ward Of this City. From
the first tap of the drum they were on their feet
keeping en- abundant and most efficient force nj the
Polls and the residue securing the Ward 10 bring up
voters for YouSo MONROE and the Wing ncket
throughout Had no. the open carriages PROVIDED
proved unfit 70. service because Of the snouo
have ooIed within dozen Of every hig vote IN the
Ward. As it was, we came very near ii, giving our
candidate for Congress decided majority, for the
arss time tina. ever Wing had majority in the
Ward, and showing good vote on our whole ticket
IN spite of the scratching Of John Young by men
old enough 70 know better. Generally, In the up
town Wards the Wings did their whole duty and
have no reason TO be mortified at the result Down
town and in most Of our old Wing strongholds, the
canvass was differently conducted. and with dit
ferent result-But we have no leisure to speculate
We are compelled to go to press for part OF
our edition while we have but partial returns from
the City or State We consider the City between
and 5000 for Wright, with the whole Loco-Foco
= ticket IN except Alex. w cIis' hsSeAhoiy' WI" " P
ty surely beaten by Uzzab Wenman, who was on
both the Wing and Native tickets, and we cherish
faint hope of the election of WILLIS HALL for
Clerk over James Conner but the probability is
the other way.
We have elected FREDERICK A. TALLMADGE
to Congress, and we have some little hope of both
J. PHILIPS PHGSIx and JAMES MONROE, but the
chance seems against them. William B Moclay,
Loco is reelected in the WITH District 1t is re-
markable that, while we are probably beaten 5000
in the average the vote on Congress in the City is
nearly even.
p s. We hear with regret that JAMES Mon
ROE is beaten 80 votes in the uptown District by
AID. DAVID s. JACKSON, Loco. If we have lost
two Congressman in this city by less than so
votes each, our luck is certainly hard