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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probltc Court for tie District Of Addison Com
missioners. TO receive. examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons. against the cs-
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REMOVAL !

HORACE NICHOLS. having removed
his Cabinet Shop TO a building, a few rods
east OF the Vermont Hotel, would respectful
IL invite his old customers. and the public in
GENERAL. 10 cell and examining his stock of
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AMERICAN CITIZENS ENTITLED
TO PROPERTY IN EUROPE.

THE undersigned wishes inform those who think them
selves entitled 10 property in England, that while re
Gently in England he procured complete list It the un
claimed Dividends Bank of England, containing me
names and descriptions of many thousand persons entitled
10 various of money
These unclaimed Dividends and Stocks IN public funds
amount several millions of Dollars and are now recnV
cradle by Next of KIN. lie also procured an Index con
ajunr e names several thousand persons Tor whom OF
whose Next OF Kin advertisements have been made IN
England within the last 50 years likewise many complete
comics of Advertisements Tor The wilson's "Whsehds
stewards Thompsons. Jennings, Gardeners, Lawrences,
LYONS Browns CrawfoTds, haIhews, Staneys, Cafpei-
efs Hydes Gerlings SHADES, Chapnans. Hollis Russeis
Webhers, Anirims, CharwOods, Rutherords, &c In
many of Advertisements the American heirs are par
iicularly inquired after -.
An examination Of this collection well as copes OF
these advertisements can be had fora reasonable ccpe
ANY information which can be given respecting the heirs
or Next of Kin of Robert Rutherford who kept pubic
house in renou New Jersey in or about l193 viii be lib
eray rewarded. The subscriber undertakes the eorc-
ton OF property in Europe belonging to American Czens
on The most reasonable From his experience in this
business he thinks he shall be able TO give perfect s1isiac
tim TO all such favor him with their business Appea-
by requested to be Posi pado e,,ru
Salisbury, VT June l645-
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Messrs seaver & Son Editors of the Batavia Times,
sent II the ONCE DR. G e. Vaughn 2O7 Main 81 onuao
the following certificate These gentlemen puosheo IN
their own paper the date which the certihcae was
n duplicate OF the same IL is case winch aIuaceu
considerable attention in that place. and the cure
tempted before, by the of all well known
through the agency of the Faculty, and nothing could be
done. ,o,e
BATAVIA, n. Y. May lsf, lcio
hereby certify that was taken with DroPsy ia me
month last and under the Doctors care LOT
three months About Jan. LIST l46 was swerd inat
rouId moi move hand loot perec ty helpless -
qrew wose-yvas given up by mg physicians and feids
and was told ai all had bern dune that could be 10 save
me About thsiime one Of Dr. Naushs pampniet iel u,
me bottle of the medicine before had taken 1t the boa
ing had very much gone dwn. got three re- but be
down and am now able TO work. dmy health Is good.
wv" ~ ~ ~ MARTHA MCKINNEY
We certify the above to be correct IN every
W. P. Russell, Agent
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"a We find the following pithy paragraph
in the BuGalORepublic, the organ of the Barn.
burners:
KEEP II BEFORE TEE PEOPLE, that Lewis
Csss is opposed to harbor improvements and
is in favor Of the extension of slavery that be
was for and agairs. the annexation of Texas ;
FIAT he was de apologist and defender of the
wan. Louis Philippe, and the reviler Of the
French republicans; that he intrigued to de-
feat the nomination of Martin Van Buren,, in
1874 and that he is not entitled TO the sup
Dort of the New York democracy.
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1FFFER son DAVIS.

The Hon. Jeff rson Davis ihelocofoco Sen
aror from Mississippi. openly acknowledge '
Gen. Taylor 70 he WING, and frankly adj
mis- that he is too honest 10 Tylerize and be
tray his principles. At the farewell dinner Civ
On 10 Mr. CritteEden on his retiring from the
Us. Senate. ,heArmy being toasted, Jefferson
Davis Of Miss, sponded-regretting that
the Wing party haa identified Gen. Taylor
with Thai party, but expressing such opinions
oClhe Zen. as must endorse him 10 the coun-
try. lie was Wing, and The speaker dill;
fered from him in his politics, hui he was an
honest and true man, always brave. always
modest, always just. No whig could have
given uiIeranee TO expressions Of higher es-
TEEN, or said more 10 commend Gen. Taylor
TO the esteem Of his friends.
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o. The Pekin Visitor" says; coming
home few mornings since, we met man
attempting to walk both sides Of the street.
BY a very skilul manGuVrc we passed be-
tween him.
SAD AFFucrIoN From an article in the
last Sentinel, we learn that of three brothers
named Harris, who enlisted in the Mexican
ar al the same time, one fell victim to the
climate, another 10 the enemy at Cerro Cor
do, and the other has become a LOcofoco.
Springfield Gazette.
A Ten STRrKE-The Pennsylvania
names ag 9 singular coincidence" that in
the names Of Polk & Dallas there are ten Ie.-
Iers, and the same number in the names o,
Cass g. Butler. We'll, the ten pins are now
set Up, and the Wings must make aten strike
in November-Phd. NJ Am.
c. Hon. Horace Everett of Windsor
has given notice to the world of his I'M
compromising hostility to the election o.
Gen. Taylor. His motives may be good,
but we are inclined to think it move Of
disappointed politician. We have no
very exalted opinion of delegates like Ev-
erett of VT, or Wilson of Mass, who
went to the Convention determined not to
abide its decision unless their wishes were
gratiied. Sentinel.
DESCRIPTION OF 4 BAD ROAD. "Stran-
ger, which is the way to--village ?"
"Ihere'stwo roads," responded the fellow
We'll, which is the best 9" "Aint much DIFF
ference ; both on EN- very bad. Take which
you viii, 'afore you've got half way you'll wish
4 YOU tuck tother.r
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single statement like the following oupht In he sniff
cienf lnducement To- suffering with diseased lung
TO makea trial OF s,ars Basa and tests its virtue i,
their case;
Florence, Oneida Co N. Y, May 1876
Mr. 8 w Fowle.-Deaf Sir II take pleasure in stating
10 you my experience in the of Wisars BALKAN OF
Wild Cherry
Some lime In February 1916, was attacked with a diff
Guilty OF the lungs which brought in appearance 10 the
brink OF the grave consulted those no are called skill
ful physicians who pronounced my case incurabIe NV
friends al night did moi nd alive in the morn
ihg Twas dueed as last resort, Try WistaTs Balsam
aud AFTER taking the first bottle felt great relief
unued TO use IT, and after taking four bottles considered
myself cured, aud for the last have had occasion
tirely cured.
lSignedl 1T. CRiLLEY.
w P Russell AGENT
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STATE OF VERMONT,

District of Addison. SIS. (
BE it remembered that at Probate Court held
at Middlcbury in and for the District of Addison,
on the 10th day of July, A. Dls4S.
Abby Stow, and Arson Stow Executors of the
last will and testament of
CLARK STOW,
late of Weybridge, insaid district, deceased make
application TO this Court to have the time allowed
them for the payment of the debts of said de-
ceased, extended one year from the expiration OF
the time heretofore limited by this Court. 1t IS
therefore ordered, that said application be consid-
cred at the session ofths Court to be held at the
office of the Register of this Court in said Mid
dlebury on Thursday the goth day of July next
at one o'clock in the afternoon, and that notice
thereof be given TO all persons interested, that
they may appear and make their objections, ifany
they may have, to said time being extended, by
publishing certified copy of this order in the
Middlebury GALAXY newspaper printed at said
Middlcbury-three weeks successfully, previous
10 the time OF said Court.
j. S Bushnell, Register.
A true copy of Record,
9 Attest, j. S. Bushnell, Register
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Most Extraordinary Work !
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STATE OF VERMONT, !
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Be it remembered that at Probate Court ho
den at Bristol, within and for the district of New
Haven. on the 26th day ofJune ls4S.
An instrument purporting to be the last will
and testament of
DAVID MASON,
Late Of Starksboro in said district deceased
being presented TO the Court here by Hannah
Mason, the Executrix therein named, for probate
1t is ordered by said Court, that all persons con-
ccrncd therein be notified to appear at a session
of said court, TO be holden at Bristol in said dis
trict, at the Office of the Judge, ofsaid Court on
the goth day of July ls4s, and show cause, if any
they may have, against the probate of said will
for which purpose, it is further ordered that CO.
py Of the record of this order be published three
weeks successfully in the Middlebury Galaxy
a newspaper printed at Middlebury in this State
all which publications shall be previous to the
said time appointed for said hearing.
Harrey NunsH, Judge.
true copy ofRecord,
H. NinsiH Judge. 3w.
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FRESH SUPPLY,

Box Raisins, Curran,s,
Bo.ied Sugar, (refd.) Farina, Ia new arti
Gle of food for the sick.)
-Tapioca, Maccaroni,
Rice, Burlington Crackers,
Nutmegs, Cloves,
Cassia, Pure Ginger,
Carb. Soda, for washing:]
Sup. Carb. Soda,
Magnesia. Cream Tartar,
Canphor.
CASTLE, Toilet, s. Bar Soap,
Superior Pearl Starch,
Just Rec. by FRANCIS s. SON.
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GEN. CASS.

The following is a literal extract FROM
Siies' Register Of September 18th, 1854
See vol. Al, page IS:
The fact is, while his father, Major Cas-,
superintendent the recruiting service IN lISS
1900, for what we Democrats styled the
provision eating army, he (the present Cen
Cass) was the preceptor in the Grammar
School in Wilmington, and always appeared
with a BLACK GOCKADE in his hat
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" There is not day passes but we hear of some one
nat mas used the Sarsapanla and Tomato Biiiers
fessfuy in some ling Standing disease The whole se
re OF the medicine is that it is very powerful aiera
I'VE 10 the d. bitaed system altering the blood
where II Is impure, much quicker than any other nedi
ctne taken In sufficient quantities it operates mildly
the bowels without deb aing the patient strengthens
and invigorates debiitaed system digestion
In fact gives perfect sasfaci.n to every one that has
used it,
II can be had wholesale and retail Of F. Brown, So
Washington street. 90
w. P Russell Agent
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Purifying the Blood,

displacing Chronic lnfrmii:es OF long stand
ing, and preventing premature death, thus sa
wing from the grave individuals whose lives
are of the utmost importance 10 their families
and TO the country.
Those wishing to enquire about The cura-
tive properties Of this water are referred TO
Doci. C. l.. Allen, Middiebury; DR.. E. D.
Warner. New Haven; DR.. Cram, Ferris
burg Maxfield and Bradford, Vergennes /;
David Goodale, Chimney Point; or Messrs
George Gale, Bridport; John Wright and
BolIet Thorn, Addison; Sam'l E. Chalker,
New Haven; Harry Hunt, WalIham; l.. A.
Foote, Moriah.
The great and immortal Bacon says il is
impossible TO calculate how many days
may be added 10 the life of man by the
occasional use OF pur gative medicines.
All orders for water from distance accom-
panied by rem itiances. promptly attended
TO. SOLOMON ALLEN, Proprietor.
Elgin Springs. Panon. June Ia. 154S.
NIB. Address the Proprietor, Vergennes
Post Office. 9; 3w.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
THURSDAY, June p, 1913.
Reported for the Trayeller.1

THURSDAY, June p, 1913.
Reported for the Traveller
At market 800 Beef Cattle, IA pairs Work
ing Oxen, "a Cows and Calves, 1000 Sheep
and Lambs, and 500 Swine
PEIcEs-Beef Catle-Sales at $3.50 6a6,-
so and 1925.
Worling 0ren-Sales at, SIS, 80, 80 & IO5
CO,cs and CdlreS-Dull, S23, 81, IS.
Sheep and Lanrbs-S1, So and 8. A few
sold for So.
!Strine--4 ii a5 IA C; at retail, l-2; a6
1-2 C.
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Notice.

\. Chapman & Son, which have been assign
eel to the subscribers must be settled and paid,
except in cases which have been arranged. by
the first day of August next, or they will be
sued. BARBER s. BUSHNELL.
Middlcbury, June &c, 1913. 9.
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EVENING REPORT.
Farther Items By the Britannia.


There have been farther disturbances at
LYONS Large bodies OF workmcn appeared
with arms. They were soon surrounded by
the troops, and disarmed and dispersed, with
serious consequences. In the battle of Gotta
the Austrian arms amounted to so, 900, that of
the Picdmontose to $4,000. The AustIians
were completely routed, and being pursued,
a great number were cut 10 pieces.
The King and Duke of Savoy were person.
ally engaged in this combat. The former re-
ccived a slight confusion of the car, from a
cannon ball, which passednear him. The lat
ter was slightly wounded by musket ball, not
sufficiently, however, 70 require him to dis
mount or to retire from the field. Peschiera
having surrendered to Charles Albert on the
Both ult., the Austrians were permitted to
march ont with the honors of war. and the
privilege cf enbarking at Venice for Trieste,
but under an oath not to serve again in the
War of Independence.
There WAS an Intellectual attempt to pro-
claim republic at Milan, on the 29th ult.
The p ne movers in the affair were arrested
AMI imprisoned.
a letter from Turin, of the 4th inst, an
nounres that deputies from Sicily had arrived
at the head quarters of Charles Albert, with a
proposition for the annexation of Sicily to the
new Italian Kingdom.
Adyices from Naples to the 2Sth ult All
quiet at that Capital.
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Southern Moss.

prepared for Mattresses and Cushions and
better than half Of the Curfd Hair sold for
that purpose, and much cheaper, for sale by
FRANCIS s. SON.
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DIED.

In this town, on the 2lst inst, Miss Julia
Woodward, aged "a years
In Rutland, the 9th inst, Ellen Roana, Daugh-
ter Of Capt. II. T., and a. L. Dorrance, aged .
years, months and days.
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MIR WEBSTER.

The Washington correspondent ofthe Tri
bune says:
Mr.. Webster hls consented in consonancC
with the earnest enireaiics of delegation
from Baltimore, 10 address the Ratification
meeting in that cify on Monday evening
next He will nrge The support Of Taylor
and Fillmore. In the present crisis Of ouI
Domestic and Foreign Relations. Mr.. Web.
s,er canno: hesitate 10 throw his influence il
favor Of Gen. Taylor Mr.. Webster never
was and never would be a facIionis.. He
said years ago, that he saw no sGlciy 10 the
Republic but in the success Of the WING
cause. What was true then, he thinks chi
ucnily so now.
Leaving Baltimore after The meeting, Mr.
Webster intends 10 make visit 10 his Eas-
tern friends. He viii be here again, however
before The close ofihe session.
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10 The political principles Of Gen. Cass
were very correctly illustrated by little incl
dent that occurred during his visit to New
York last week. Among the crowd that rush
c,l in to see him at place where he sopt, one
man pressed forward and selling him by the
hand exclaimed, God help you, General"
The General, not inclning TO rely TOO much
on the uncertain aid Of Providence. replied
You help me, and III help YOU Exchange
papcr
Gen. Cass's present position may be very
well illustrated by IN arccdotc told Of al old
lady whose horse ran AWAY with her, In reli-
ting her sensations She said she felt very much
:larrncd while d4,l.;ng oyel hills and through
ALLEYS; ~hut she put her trust in Providence
Ill tie 55icAia' blf,I'e; and then she didn'
know what to ,la."-Gen. Cass was quite sur,
Of rl.-tion and put his trust in Providence
uu;;l he heard that Gen. TAYLOR was nomina-
I'd and then hc gave up in despair. Tia
..nra-1rt,, --brok-e n. lricdip. - iibGny Ere
rjny Jgaraai
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- had d. -

We are assured that the Central Railroad will
be completed within four weeks so as to bring
passengers within 40 miles of Middlebury; after
which we shall be enabled to convey passengers
from Middlebury to Boston in one day.
n B. The drivers on this route are the Pro-
prictors Books kept at the Vermont Hotel and
at Ii. Moor's.
FOSTER, TUPPER & GAY, Proprietors.
June ! ls4S. 6; If.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE-

cO+lHlooAONEltS NOIlCE.
We, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District of New Ia
ven, Commissioners, to receive, examine amt
adjust all claims and demands OF all Persons
against the estate of
GEORGE Ii. SUMNER,
late Of Bristol, in said District deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; And six months from the 18th dav Of
June, 1913, being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give TO
nee that we will attend 20 the business of our
sald appointment, at the dwelling house Of
idow Anne Sumner in Bristol, on the see
ond Saturday OF July. 1913, and first Monday
in December, following. from nine O'Clock 4.
NJ until four o'clock p. ". on each of said
days.
Amos Eddy, 73w
Amos = I.--cit.,.
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Don't DESERT YOUR COLORs! "

DON'T DESERT YOUR COLORSi
Gen. Taylor had happy way of quieting
his disrontcntel soldiers. Always ready to
sym2l,hi~c with them, they were seldom back
ard in fighting with him Now and then,
however, he discovered a faint heart; and that
too, occasionally among ,hc bcs; fellows in the
army. I he following Is an instance:
OlD lack AND MS MEN-It is Said that
the night before the battle of Monterey a
number ofthe regulars as well rs volunteers,
were irving 10 make themselves scarce :
When Old lack heard of this feeling among
the men, he ordered an old man not scared at
tribes but who had oeen found crawling of
under very suspicious circumstances, to be
brought before him. Why Borden said Old
ZacL, I'm told YOU were trying to desert your
.colors YOU certainly are not man of that
stripeY We'll, General said the downrast
81 licr, 80 tell YOU the Gods truth | was, and
am sort of skecrd little, for they say old
Santv's got bout fifty thousand the best troops
in Mexico, has picked his ground, and will
give the bows here the hardest fight any of us
ever did see So thought there'd be a
mighty small chance for our little crowd to-
l4DllON illt DtSb tAis'iOG lOA
be"-"Wcll. YOU 90 back to your mess things
look little desperate, tonight, but YOU do
Your duty tomorrow, and if we lose the fight,
come and find me, and III deScH rih you ~
If there are any in the Wing ranks little
dishcartcncd, let them take courage, stand fast
to their colors, and Ego back TO their mess. "
Old lack" never turned the back of his hand
to friend, nor the back Of his coat TO an enc
I, Il,
-it5a1iy Erening Journal
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MARRIED..

In Middlebury, on the 2lst inst, by Rev. L. W.
CLARK, Mr.. GEORGE CAMP of Stockbridge, to
Miss SARAH J. LOOMS, of this place.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
Ill., ar.

STATE OF VERMONT.
District Of Addison. S.
he II remembered, that at 4 Probate Court held
at Middebury, in and for the District Of Addison.
on the 9Th day Of juno, A. u. Is4S,
Kent Wright administrator urlhe estate Of
SALLY WRIGHT,
late Of Shoreham, in said District, deceased.
presents Lis administration account for al
lowance: Ii is thereupon ordered, that said
account be consid, red for allowance. nj the
session Of this Court TO be held ut the Office
OF the Register OF this Court in said Mid
dlchury, on Thursday, the 9th day oi July
next, at one o'clock in the afternoon aud
that said administrator cause notice thereof
to be given 10 all persons inicreslcd. thar
they may appear and make their abiecriOns.
II any they may have. 10 the allowance Of said
account by publishing certified copy ofthrs
order in the MiddicsHIry Gn'nxy-a nrwspa
per printed at said Middlebury-fhreew weeks
successfully, previous 10 the time ol sais
Court.
i'd 5. DusineV Regi,ta.