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THE PEKIN TEA co.

- ESPECTFULLY give notice that they have made
~ engagements for the sale OF their Tea u all its varieties
wholesale und retnil-wh JB. CRlSrY Of Waterbury,
Washington County Vermont for .he counties OF Washing
ton and LamoIe where may DO fund constunty hand
the quantities and varieties at the prices sold
at counter. Our Tea needs word OF commenda-
tion to insure it, ready sale wherever It's merits hava
been tested. We will just say however, for the henoh ot
such know nothing ), former operations that no<
only import all Teas, but IN fact buy them of the Grower
and Packer of them ourselves through the medium OF our
joint house ut Pekn The customer will find the Tea dono
up In sealed Packages OF Ia and pounds EACH as also
quarters halves aud whole chests all ofwhieh are numbered
Hnd marked by us.
The public respectfully invited to give tho article
bovo referred to trial. at my eIPehs and decide upon the
merits oil the article. by order of the Company,
J. Is. CURlSrY, Agent.
Waterbury, Dec. &c, 1916.
0-N. u. have IN storei large assortment of Goods,
selling al VERY low PRlCEs. OIN ]. d. U.
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w ~ ESTATE.
THE subscribers, having been appointed by the Honorable
the Probate Court for the District ofWashington, Conn
mssioners, to receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands of all against the of Guy O. Tapn,
late of Montpelier, in said District deceased ia
solvent and the term of six months from the 4h day ofJan
uary lsi7 allowed by said Court, the creditors of said
deceased to exhibit and their respective claims before
us-Do give notice that wNtend TO the duties of our
appointment the dwelling house Of the deceased Mont
peer said district the Sd days OF March and July next
at 1 O'Clock an ornoon on each ofsaid days.
TIL. REED, Commia-
LEANDER WARREN, siOnsTs
lam H. AL,
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4ftarkcts.
Boston, Monday afternoon, Feb. 4.

ProvsionsSales Of 100 bbls. prime Pork so go days
100 do do, Sl4,50 mos $4,000 lbs Hams for
export England 2 per ID. cash. 900 kegs Lard 9e per
h. mos Flour-1he market is quiet, but prices firm
Genescc, common brands, $3.50 Ia; Ohio and Michigan
S675, cash. But little Southern TO be had 300 bbs Bait
sold at 1913 cash, CornThc supplies are very m
ted and the market is firm at 81 pei busho for both yellow
and white holders anxious to sell ut that price,
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DENJAMIN LUOAs,s ESTATE-

WE the subscribers being been appointed by the Honofa-
W bic tho Probate Court for the district of Bradford,
commissioners to receive examine and adjust all claims aud
demands OF all persons against the estate of BENJAMIN.
LuGAs late Of Cornt in said District, deed represented
insoent and also all claims and demands exhibited offset
thereto, and six calendar months from the 18Th y of Janu
AIRY, lS47 being allowed by said Court for that purpose
We do therefore hereby give notice that We wAttendte
the business said epPonimen a. the dwelling house of
April aud the oh day of July, ls47 from ten O'clock
in the oumoon until forr O'Clock 10 the allsnoon on each
of said days. ~ -
WIN. SPENCER,
JACOB FARR, yCom'fsl .
Corinlb, January l4th, 1917. lols..
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DENTTSTKY.

noCT. NJ. NEWTON surgical and Mechanical Dentist,
~ Office Mr. Spuldngs Store, Main, at the head
of Stacstee In order TO Introduce of the inn
in the construction of plate teeth, propose to
insert pats whole sets OF teeth gold pae perfectly
resembling the natural organs form and color and point
Of utility, fulfilling all purposes of mascaton well
the natural teeth For any piece of work shall require
half the to be paid the time and tho remainder in
three MONTHS if the work should prove satisfactory. II not,
the teeth can be returned aud the money refunded
FILLING.
Persons having ycd Teeth have them filled at this
Office in style surpassed by any dentist Ncw Eng
land From the peculiar in wrich perform this ope
aton the gold made solid the tooth itself presenting
full suuce and being susceptible of the finest polish
Teeth filled in this will remain during the life time OF
the patont-povded proper be taken in brushing tho
Teeth keen them free from the effect OF Tartar All
operations performed upon strictly scientific principles and
at Iednced prices. MonlnnleT Dec. lel6.
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WE, the Subscribers being appointed by tho Hon the
w Probate Court Tor the District of Randolph Commls-
sones receive examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands of all persons against the estate of ISAAC W.
SLACK nte Of Tnnhrdgo, in said district, deceased rep
resented nsolyen and ali claims and demands exhibited IN
Offset thereto and six months from this date being allowed
fo that purpose, hereby give notice that We WIZ attend TO
the business of our appointment Tuubrdgo In said Dis
c the nd day of February heH and on the slh and
DAVIS al the Inn Of IT, H. Woodward In sad Tunbridge.
- BENJAMIN HALL, Commis-
JEREMIAH FOSTER, 1ionors.
Tunbfdge, Jan, 0, IsiT. lol
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y, n.
STATE OF VERMoNT,l To the Honorable SUPREME
Orange County, SIS. Court to be holden at Chel-
within and for the County ofOauge the thirteenth
Tuesday next AFTER The fourth Tuesday in December A. D.
1886
YOUR Petitioner Rosina Burnham of Washington in ibe
County of Orange respectfully represents that on tho
first day of January, A. d. S44, Washington aforesaid
she was legally joined In marriage Daniel NJ Bnrnba
then of said town of Washington by the Rev Nelson Martini
then Minister Of the Gospel residing the town of vii.
Jamestown in said Orange County lived in the strict OBJ
her part of the marriage covenant until the 9TH
day OF January 1884, when the said Daniel NJ BuTnham
without any just cause provncation whatever wmlly
deserted petitioner, and departed parts unknown
from thence hitherto remained separate aqd apart from Tho
petitioner aud without the limits Of this State has who'll
y neglected and refused at all times 10 live with provide
for your petitioner.
WHEREFORE, your petitioner prays that the bands Of
mairimony between her and the said Daniel NJ Burnham
may be dissolved and bill of divorce granted her. and that
she may be restored to all the rights lost by said marriage
covenant
Doed at Washington this 9Th day Of January A. D. ls47.
WHEREAS appears the Court that tho said Daniel
NJ Burnham named in the foregoing peton resides with
limits and iuG isdction of this State no
sona service can be made hm is hereby ordered that
the pendency of this petition he given the said
Daniel NJ Bunham, by publishing said petition together
with this order for three wee Ks successfully Vermont
Waterman and State Journal printed at Montpelier in the
county Of Washington, the last of which publications 10 be-
least three weeks previous to the Term of the So
preme Court for the county Of Orange.
Dated At Montpelier in the County of Washington, this
ISAAC +. REDFIELD Judge of Sup. Court.
JOHN COLBY, Attorney. lOI
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lorenzo NIOrsc's Estate.

Lorenzo MOfScS ESt1tc.
Washington District, Montpelier in and for said dis
rgict, on no Goth day of January, A. d. ls47,
7JENRf =. JAMES, administrator on the estate Of lo.
rehZo Morse, late of Waterbury, in said District, de-
ceased, interstate, pTesons his petition TO said Court in j.
ting here, praying for License to sell the whole of the real
estate OF said deceased including the reveon Of dover
therein for the payment OF the debts due from sud deceased
and the expenses OF administration, ullodgng that
essary to sell part thereof aud that part cannot be sold
without injury to hoe interested In tho remainder, the
personal estate being insufficient for said purposes and the
appearing reasonable WhtTeupOn it is ordered that
said petition be referred of said Court to be hol-
day of Febuify s4 at one O'Clock r. NJ for hearing and
decision that all concerned be notified thereof by pub
shng tho substance OF said petition and orers thereon
three weeks successfully in The Vermont Watchman and
State Journal printed Montpelier, all of which % be he
fore said time Of hcat and decision that they may appear
said tint and place. they cause and give bonds
the payment of said debts and expenses the statute
quiros 10 prevent sad license being granted.
Iy the Court, Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
true copy of Record,
lOa Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate Court for
Randolph District, Ss. the District of Randolph,-To
all concerned in the estate Of Asa Smith, late Of civilians
town, misunderstanding.
w iIEREAs oren Smith, administrator the estate of
w said deceased has filed in said Court, his adminstra
count and that tho debts and ehHtges
gainst said estate amounts 10 ths sum oo oo mat the
available Offsets 10 his hands $3.50 o. leaving the sum
of $3.50 to be raised from the real estate ana requests the
Court grant him License to soil 80 much OF tho real
tate of said deceased will be necessary for
said debit with acorung interest thereon therefore, il is
that all concerned BIZ notified to appear
of the obate Court he held at Ookdson's Inn in Chel-
in said District on the third Wednesday of February
and be head in the matter Of the administrators account
TO show why license should not be granted as
And this order shall be published the weeks successive
pelie ia this State. the last publication OF which shall be
before the day assigned fol- hearing as aforesaid
GIVEN under my hand at Willamsown, in said District,
this Odd day of January, A. ID. l647.
1929 IONA. SMITH, it, Register.
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WINTER GOODS.
ENLIIS, WILDER co havethis day returned from mar
IL ket with large stock GOODS adap'ed the seuson
Among the stock may be found the following urtices
CLOAK d. DRESS GOODS.
Viz. Drab, Maroon, Black, Blue Black THlBETS;
Black and Stone col'd INDIANAS;
Rcp't and Plain, Black and Blue ALPACCAS;
BrowL and Purple Check MARiNOS-very fashionable.
Check and shaded DE LAlNS.
silk and Worsted FRINGE;
GIMP and CORDS;
CLOAKS & DRESS TASSAI.s,
100 Ps. Splendid Bonnet RIBBONS;
10 doz silk and Cotton RUClIES;
Red, Brown and Blue CRAZE SCARFS;
10000 yds. Calico, some beautiful patterns;
10000 " Brown Cottons
$4,000 " Tickings;
900 " Bleached CJltons,
1000 " Brown Drills.
Gentlemen, find the best Of Brondcot
Cassimeres and Vcsngs this establishment that ther
is this side the city, purt of which the following.
Ps. Beautiful Mohas
Brown, Castor and Broad Cloths;
&c Olive and Adc'ad
:" Black and Blue, "
&c Black and Blue Black Cassimerot
I" Striped & Check do.
d" Pilot do for coating and Pants
MUFFS.
Some very large Grey; do Black which going cheap.
CROCK cry, PAPER IiANGINGS a,
HARDW ARE,
In short, have large and well selected stock which
shall sell prices that defy competition. Ono and all,
please come and see for yourselves.
ELLIS, WILDER & CO.
Montpelier, Nov. 25, l546 %
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Village of Montpelier, Nov. 5, 1876.
CURTISS w. EASON,S ESTATE.
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE

virtue of License from the Hon the Probate Court for
- the District OF Washington, will be sold at Public auc
ton on the premises in Warren, W. Saturday the 9Th
day Of February next at O'clock r. NJ all the real e.
tate whereof Curtss w Gcason late of SAID Warren de-
ceased died ezsd and possessed Being about @ acres of
Wild Land in sold WaIten. Telu.s know at the time
aud place of sale.
Dated at Warren, Jan. %, 1917.
100 WINSOR GLEASON A,I,,,
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TRY IT.

o. CHESTS of that EXTR.I I'OT.vG
AC HFSO.r TE.T, at the sumo low pIce-wnIran-
ted very SUPERFICIAL STORRS & LANGDoNS'.
Sept. D. 1876. IS
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CAMPHENE,
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

or tho BEST QUALITY for sale by
" Oct. !, 1916, rs WITHERELL & MEAD.
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Duke has issued procanaons directly contrary those ohe
liberal Grand Duke of Tuscany. The Civic Guard is dis
banded, and the people have committed excuses
TURKEY.
CoSsrANrISopLE, JULr 27-The pacificaon of Kurdsan
has length been completed by the capture of Bedarhan Bey
who after three days siege in the fort Of Avak surrendered
to the Serasker Osman Paha All that he stipulated for
were the lives Of himseand family together with his personal
property He is his way TO Constantinople few
days after this capiuaon his ally and relative Khan Nah
mould, presented himself also voluntary prisoner at head
quarters.
BY the successful operations of this campaign mortal blow
has been dealt TO the independence Of Kurdstan The noun
tans, which from time immemorial have heen govern
ed by hereditary chiefs OF the Kurdish who acknowledge
ed little than the nominal sovereignty the Sultan have
now fallen under the immediate authority of the Porte II
may perhaps, excite surprise that the Turkish Government
that is generally thought have sunk into decreptude
and decay should effect with such comparative facility what
in former times baed the power of the most vigorous Sui
The fact Is, that for years past the Government
has been OF certain material resources cvza
ton, which have given decided superiority i'm all its con-
with the local and hereditary power of the provinces
has well disciplined troops which easily transported by
to the most distant parts of the empire and the cone.
quence Of all this is that Capitalization making rapid pro.
gress but whether for good for evil time only decide
Another letter says " Whilst this portion of the empire
has submitted to the authority Of the Sultan another province
has pbeled against the Porte. The district of Maacassa in
Upper Albania, has risen against the Government That this
revolt should have occurred in the midst of number Of mpe-
rial troops has occasoned surprise ALL Immediately the
receipt OF this the Government sent two battaons Of re-
gua troops to Maacassa, which il is hoped will suffice TO
quiet the revolt Dioueka, another revolutionary chief pur-
sued by the imperial troops has fed TO the inaccessible noun
tans between ATgyocasro and Devno but the dispositions
taken by the COMMANDMENT Chief complete triumph
IN he
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the last division Of Gen. SCOTS army leave Pueba on
the 10th Instant 1000 strong he does not say it left that
day. he then goes speculate about the chances Of vic
tory N the battle to be fought at the capital and in It's vicinity
lie reasons that victory gained by the Americans would
advance their substantially whe if BY the
excans, would be decisive of the whole question. Mexi-
co by victory would be in situation to listen TO Of
peace he fruits OF victory would be so immense that he
sees not how the Mexicans fall short OF the vigorous and
desperate and heroic efforts necessary win it. He points
out the disastrous position of Gen. Scott, should he with
the slightest Hitherto the Americans have owed
hef successes he tells TO their superiority in numbers
to accidental circumstances which do not exist If they
now suffer any defeat it will be ruin for them, there
retreat The editor then goes tell his countymen how
they should follow up their victory They should not be
exacng towards the Americans they should not drive hard
bargain with them about the of peace In the edi-
opinion they should at give up Texas to the Uni
ted States without indemnity, but upon condition that the
United States should Immediately withdraw all her troops
rom Mexican territory occupied by them Here concession
for Mexican
The ALLEeHASr-This ship, which left New Orleans on
Thursday, round to Ship Island and anchored She will
there adjust her process rendered necessary by
the material of which she is constructed The ship has the
yellow fever board Five had occurred, two OF
which had resulted fatally The third lieutenant is ofhe
nvads but pronounced convaescen is due to the
builder OF the Allegheny TO mention that this detention al
Ship Island contemplated before the vessel left this port
II was IN no way an accident
NAvAL.-Through private correspondence learn
that the " D. storesp Supply TO sail from Pensacola on
Sunday, Goth instant for New York. taking thy-fye
convaescent patients Lieut.. Robert Hooe, who quite
unwell would go the Supply There would still be LEFT
the hospital Pensacola about bundled and ninety
sck-none, however, dangerously.
Lieut. Palmer who lately commanded the schr. Firt has
been detached account Of ill health, and the command
the Fr given to Lieut. E. Faand, who is in daily expecta
ton Of sailing for Vera Cruz.
Pensacola still continues quite healthy.
USFoRTUSATE MMIGRASTs-The ship Isaac Aerton
Captain Logan, arrived yesterday from Cork, with hun
ded and Sirfy immigrant passengers board. Their
ptabe They have the ship board, about twenty
being down with it, and three having died coming up the
river The vessel is in quarantine. To allow the passen
gers to shore would believe the live
cruel 1t would be act of humanity the part Of tn
authorities, and believe, of economy Also place then
board of steamboat and send them up the river whou
delay We have heard that relief committee has take
the subject in hand May they be encouraged pcrsevere
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TO CoNTRAC TORS.
Engineers ONCE, JAMES River and kanawha G

Big Island, Bedtord County, (va.) Aug. Z, ls47
PROPOSALS will be received at Lynchburr IVA until
the goth September next for all the on their Canal
then unconaetedor, from Lynchburg upwards on James
River Big Island distance Of about nineteen miles The
work comprises about eight locks THE foundations of
which have Teen laid few small cuyers the abutments OF
road and farm bridges and eight unfinished sections
(from ball mile to mile long) of excavation embark
towngpah &c also two dams James west Oh
Big landone at the Cushaw Falls about III feet long and
ieet high and the other just below the mouth OF North
river, about AIS feet long and Is feet high.
specifications plans, nc OF the said work will be exhibited
The Engineers Office, Big Island and after the 18th
September next aud all necdul information will be given
at auy time by the Assistant Engineers the line OF the
works aforesaid WALTER GWYNN,
aug l4-3tawtSep25 Chief Engineer.
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summaed before the spectators in Texas stocks holders OF
Texas lands would have heard of it, think the remark
admits in fairness other construction.
As the ascrpon made by Mr. Houston General Jack
of the OF the measure, have nothing than
this gay, that took the initiative without any previous
sultaion with that distinguished He gave the action
of the Executive his jealous cordial support and would
be the last to deny him the full of honor which his
patriotic advocacy implied His name was undoubtedly
of strength any which he espoused but there
other auxares who deserve be noticed in connexon
with the matter. omit the of Mr.. Upshur, Mr.
Nelson, and Mr. Calhoun who successfully filled the cha
of the State Department. and after them of my entire Cab
net They were part OF my Identity and that each
worthy OF my confidence and that Of the country su
GENTLY demonstrated by the fruits Of their abors choose to
mention others, not members OF my political family, among
the most prominent OF whom Mr. Walker, the present
Secretary OF the Treasury whose writings unveiled the true
merits OF the question: and aided by the expoons of
editors OF the newspaper press brought the public mind to
lust and sound decision.
myself sustained and encouraged by the opinions Of
other distinguished citizens among whom take pleasure in
mentioning the of who once would have command
ed the respec If not the confidence Of thousands but who
the time rested under cloud and spoke from the
shades of AndausaI the late Nicholas Bddle with
whom differed widely the subject of the Bank OF the
United States His bright and accomplished mind did not
fail embrace in its full the value of the virtual
poly of the cotton plant secured to the United States by the
acquisition OF Texas monopoly potential in the affairs
of the world than millions Of armed men
have only say, in conclusion, that shall content myself
in all else that relates to the annexation of Texas by referring
to the public and official documents already spread before the
country. JOHN TYLER.
NEW YoRK, SEPT. |, ls47.
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The powder mill Of Messrs Austin, Xenia, Ohio,
blown up on Monday morning. the Goth ultmo causing
perfect destruction Of the building and greater part Of the
machinery. James kirkpatrick, young man employed in
the establishment instantly killed. He was the only per-
son in the building at the time.
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You call this cdrrypan, don't you }" said Mrs Part
ing,on at the menagcrie. "Maybe il is but should like
to know where the silks and other cosre things that
in the eastern country J"
"The ecphan, has them in his trunk marm, replied the
keeper.
"Then that's the reason, spose why he always carries
before him, so he nave eye it. But what is this
animal with the large wart on his nose ~
"That is the gnu, marm."
"Mercy me J" exclaimed Mrs. p this must be one
Of the foreign ne,cs that the brings they feed
em, dare say, potatoes and vegetables and that why
breadsus and flour orfu dear most always after they
arrive y and the old lady left AFTER full Of light and
admiration Of the monkeys.