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For the G0lcrl.

THIS Free Soil increment, ,cIl aid The election
al General Cas-.
Do not start too quick, reader, out examine
closely, and then judge. do not believe there
Is n well informed person in the United States
who believes that Lewis CasS stands any reas-
enable chance of being elected President by
the people, therefore his friends resort to what
they consider the best means to prevent an c.
lection of any one by the people, in order to
carry the election into the House of Repre-
scntativcs, where they feel very sure that he
will he elected, as Is States one halt, will 90
for him, and 3 more are tied, part of which
they are pretty sure of obtaining. As Gener-
a Taylor is the only candidate the Cissites
have any fears Of obtaining the election bv the
people, their greatest effort will be TO adopt
surh measures as will reduce his vote below
I45. and / doubt whether more efiectual
mode could lie resorted TO than this Free Soil
excitement. TO accomplish that object and
should they be 50 wise as TO nominate some
popular Free Soil Wing, as they probably viii
90, at the Buffalo Convention, their candidate
'-ould TO doubt draw more votes from Gcner-
II Taylor than Mr.. Van Buren, would, he
having played The same, game now poying by
Gen. Cass, and consequently have greater
tendency to obtain then object" But s,op," says
one, the Iunkersand BarnburncTs viii nci
unite in New York nor in any State, and as
plurality governs in most Of the States, Gen
eral TAYLOR VIII surely be elected" New
York is a large State and closely balanced
when politics govern, and no Wing can reas-
onably have any hope Of division in the 10
co Foco ranks. when voting time comes, not
outstanding present appearances indicate a
different result. When the Castles get through
counting noses in all the close and doubtful
States. as they did in 844, and find any one
that they know cannot be obtained for Gen.
Cas-. thew will then in that State cast their
sc for the Buffalo nominee, boring that by
uniting they can get the vote away from Cen
e,ai TayioI As it is ipimaterial who obtains it,
+ General Tdrlor does not. sENEX.
- That a desperate effort VIII be made by
the Garnhurners in this State 10 draw over dis
lf,rtcd Wings to their side, & that they are con
corng what is meant TO he a very sli-ewd act with
re Iibertists TO secure an allied ascendency in
the s ate legislature, next Fall and in that man.
ncr elect LOcoFoco Governor. and a Loco Foco
= s. Senator. Is beyond all question We
would sea~onahly and seriously warn any Wings
who may he still hesitating whether to give their
influence TO the Philadelphia nominees, to beware
OF all such cnaliiinns-anf at all events TO stand I
iy their State aud Town nominations. The O.
rinions of oar correspondent OH the Presidential /
election arc worthy Of consideration.
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HUZZA FOR FREEDOM AND FREE
SOIL
Correspondence orthe Tribune.

WASHINGTON, Friday Morning July IS
In The House of Representatives the Ter
rtorlal Organization hill from The Senate
known as the Clayton Compromise. came M
Tor reference or other disposal.
/ motion was promptly made that the
same do lie on The table,
The Previous Question being demanded
aud seconded, The motion 10 lie on the table
prevailed by vote of ll2 10 9T-l5 MAORI
", As lnllous:
YEAS-(T'o Kill The Compromised
FREE STATES.
MAINE BeIche7, Clapp, Hammons Smart
Wiley--5.
NEw-HAMrsHIRE-Peasee, TUcK-2
NERMoNr--COhdmer, Henry, Marsh
MAssAo HTS ETTs- abbott Ashmun, GrinncU
Late, Hudson, D. p K;ng, II. Hmm, Pat
frey: j. Rock1ceH- 9.
EHoDE lsLAND- Crdnston. Thurston-2.
CoNNEcTIcUr-Diron, Hubbard. J. 4.
RockreH, Truman Smith,.
NEW YORK-Collins. Conosr D,fer. Gott
HaH, Holmes, Jenkins, Kellogg, ". 7. Lar,
renee, ). Lawrence, Lord NrClav l{orrj1
HaLlen. Nelson, NicoH. Perrir. PIfu0m Rcv.
"oids, Hose, Ramsey. Sheriff., SI;ggeyIand
81 John S arkwealfer, Sylresier ToT,gaJoe
HGrTen, jhite-29.
NEwJERs Gregoru. Jy,,z,,,,,.,, N,.,r.,i
Ian Dyke, .
PENNsYLvAHIA- Blanchard C. B,,,Jer
Dickeg, Ecteri, Freddy, Hampton. FGrrUey
j. X. IagsrsoH, Lrrine, IfcHrdjne. Nes Poi,
.ach' S:eTaFf, Stroitin, Strong, James, Thorn
son. WiImot-17.
omO-Canby, Cro,rcH, Duncan, Edlcards,
Trans, Fisher. Faran, Fries, Giddines.
hahm, Morris Schenck, Taylor. Fiaioa-14.
y iNDlANA-Dann, Embree. Henly, Caleb
d, Smith, r. u. Thompsoa-5.
ILLINoIs-Lincoln, R, Smith, Wentworth
s. - '''''
WrscoNslN-DarIing, Lynde-2
lowA-Wm Thompson-I.
70 Total from Free States-lo4-not
one Wing recreant.
SLAVE STATE.
FIReINIA-PendLefon-I.
GEoEGIA-Stephens-1.
North CARoLINA-Boyde7i, DonneN-2.
kENTUcKY--Adams, BuckRer, j. B.
IRompSon-3
IENNEssEE-Crozier-1. Total s.
Jail Wings
Io.al for laying on the table, 112.
Ma 81 Against Laying on Table,
FREE STATES.
MTNE-Clark. Fl. Williams-o
New YORK-Birdsall ;ol Broome COY
PENNsTLvASIA-C. Brown. G. ]. Inger-
soil, J. Mann, R. Brodhead-4.
3 OHio-Dickinson, Kennon, Miller, Richey,
Sawyer-5
D lSpl!ASNA--Cathcart, Petit Robinson,
Kockhill, Wick-5.
lLLr1Nols-FickIin, McCIernand, Richard
O'al iron Free States. 2l-sll Locos.
HktAwARs-Horsfc--1
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MARTLLATD-Chqpman, Crisfeld, Fran.
Observation-Disclosures, Bayley. Beale. BED
niger, Bocock, Bolts, w. G. Brown, FYour
noy, Falton, Goggin, Mcdowell. Meade
Preston, X. A. Thompson-I4
North Barringer, G7ineman
Daniel Mckay, Outlap, SAepperd, Venable
u.
SoUTH CARoLINA-Burt. I. f. Holmes
Simpson, Rhett, Sims wallace, Woodward
u.
GroRG.A-H. Cobb. HaraIson, Iverson,
j. ". Jones, 7. B. Hing, Lumpkin, 7oOnabs
II.
ALABAMA Bow don. w. r. w. Cobb. Gavle
Harris, HiihGrd, Houston, lnge-7.
MIssIssIPPi-A.G G. Browa. Featherston.
Jacob Thompson, T0npb5RS-4.
Observation-Disclosures, La Sere, THib-
oGedur-3.
FLoaIDA--Cabell-1.
TExAs--Kaufman, Pillsbury-2.
hLNTUcKr--Boyd. B. l.. Clark, French.
M0Tehead, Peylon--5.
Observation-Disclosures Cooke. Gentry Hill
A. johnson, G. w. Jones, Stanton, Thomas
s.
MrssoURr-Bowlin, Green, Hall, Jameson
4.
ARKANsAs-R. w. Johnson-I.
Toral-76.
Total against laying on table-97. Ma
Joriiy Tor laying Oh table-l5.
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MARRIED.

In Weybridge, on the 26th ult., by Rev
Jos. Steele, Mr.. WARREN w. WINcHEsTER
Of Castleton, TO Miss CATHERINE M. SEVER.
ANCE. of the former place.
In Middleport, N. Y, goth ult., BY Rev. H Van
Camper, Mr.. ALBERT II. DAY, of Brattleboro,
and Miss CATHERINE W., daughter of Hon. A. S.
Baker of the former place.
In Dover, July 23d, Mr.. JOHN B. WooD, Jr.,
editor OF the Great Falls Sketcher, to Miss ABBY
JANE, youngest daughter Of the lato Mr. VIM.
Gerrish. of Dover
In Hubbardton, on the 26th ult by Rev. C. A.
Thomas, Rev. REUBEN SAWYER of Chester. 10
Miss ELIZA BARBER, of the former place
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-08

NJ A bill for establishing Territorial
Government over Oregon, and excluding
Slavery from the Territory, (even after it
becomes a State. )has passed the House by
decided majority. The Territories of
New Mexico and California are not pro-
yided for in this bill, and probably no
movements will be made respecting them.
during the present session. Congress have
decided TO adjourn on the 18th inst.
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GEN. TAYLOR'S LETTER OF AC,
CEPTANCE.
BATON ROUGE J

BATON ROUGE, July Is, 1913
Hon. j. NJ. MoREHEAD, Greensboro, Guildtorr
/ Co. ". C.
SIR | have had the honor TO receive
/ your communication of June 10. announ
cling that the Wing Convention at PhiIa-
delphla on the 9TH of that month, and o.
which you were the Presiding Officer, has
nominated me for the office Of President
Of the United States.
Looking to the composition of the Con-
vention, and It's numerous and patriotic
constituency, feel truly grateful for the
honor bestowed upon me-for the distin>
gulshed confidence implied in my nomina-
ton TO The highest office in The gift of the
American People. cordially accept that
nomination, but with sincere dstrust of
my fitness to fulfil the duties of an office
which demands for It's exercise the most
exalted abilities and patriotism, and which
has been rendered illustrious by the great
est names in cur history. But should the
selection Of the Wing Convention be con-
frmed by the People, [ shall endeavor to
discharge the new duties then devolving
upon me, so as 10 meet the Just expecta-
tions of my feliow-citizens. and preserve
undlminissed the prosperity and reputa-
ton Of oul Common Country.
| have the homer TO remain, with the
highest respect, your obedient servant.
4. TAYLOR.
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81 MAGNETIC TELEG2AP Pr
RLrORTED FOR THE GALAXY.
LATER FROM MEXICO.

hnarrisal al n. o. brings dates from We
ra Cruz 10 The goth uit Gen. Busiamentt
had defeated The insurgents under Paredes
The Government forces under Busiamen-
t. marched ia triumph into Guanaiuato, and
:hc lnsurlccfinn was considered aflectualIy
pm down. Padre Jarauta is captured ond
viii hr executed.
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
The allowing are all the returns YET re-
ceived for Governor. Manley's majority in
Craven County 70, Pitt Is. Halifax 90, North
amTton II, Pasquo;ank 300, Camden so.
Granvil -. The following are Reds ma
jorilies, Edgecombe 1900, Wayne 1873. New
Hanover 740 Johnson $50, Greene los. 3la-
ben 81. Wake 200, Cumberland 466, Samp-
son 1872, Nash $50. Orange and Moore Coun-
ties are nearly lie. These Counties shew
Wing loss. of 1913 since the last Presden-
lill election. The Senate may be Demo
cratic bui the House ard the joint ballot will
probably be Wing.
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CHAPLAIN ACADEMY.

THE Fall term of this Institution will commence OF
Thursday, August 9th.
The School will be continued under Mr. Goriam as Prin
cipal, and Miss Wilcox as assistant teacher.
Inc reputation which IT has obtained during the past year
10Y good government and thorough instruction. the best
recommendation of their qualifications.
Miss Hitchcock, awell qualified teacher OF French and
Music has been engaged and will devote her time those
branches
The trustees feel confident that this Institution offers ad
vantages for obtaining thorough education surpassed
by any other in the ycinty-and they think that the
patronage It has received during past year will
y be continued but increased-Board may had in the
same building with the teachers
By order of the Trustees.
Champion, July "a 1913 Ii;3w
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DIED,

In Waterbury, July oath, Dea PAUL Dill
LINGHAai, aged SO, revolutionary pensioner
In Starksboro, June 18th, DAVID MAsoS,Jr
aged SIS years.
In Shoreham, July G, Miss EUNIcE A. daugh-
ter of }. w. and Adeline Little, aged % years
In Bridport, July 18th, of consumption, Mr..
HENRY CONVERSE, aged sc.
In Troy, n. H., June Goth, ELIZA PARKER,wfe
Nathaniel Parker, aged Az
In Windsor July S0th, Mr.. HENRY STEVENS,
a soldier of the Revolution, in his s7,h year.
In Middlebury, July path, CHARLES Al
BERT, son of Anscl j.. and Frances Stearns,
aged years and mepths
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

We. the subscribers, being appointed by tn
Probate Court for the District of Addison
Commissioners, to receive, examine and ad
just all claims and demands of all persons a
gainst the estate of
HARVEY BELL,
late of Middlebury, in said District, deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto: And months from the Sd day
of August being allowed for that purpose, we
do therefore hereby give notice that we will
attend to the business of our said appointment,
at the office of Geo. S. Swift Esq. in Middle
bury on the last Thursday in August and No
vember 1848 & of Jan. 1S49 from nine o'clock
A NJ. until four P. NJ. on each of said days.
AUSTIN JOHNSONl Commits
JOSEPH WARNER sioners.
Dated at Middlebury this 9TH day of August
1913. 15:3w
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oT sar u Is that the who make money the fast
es nos NJ arc sought for ald paid for, by the whole
IN 10 or 20 years; how SINGULAR it that these very men
are said 10 ne oeans IN nnmbrg or Patent medicines
Mixture for instance; it sells and cures; bark no.ber
humbug Is heard Tho sales of the Great An,er;can
edy, Naughn sLhoutrptic swell 20 enormous aroor,
people still cured of thousands have received hen
eft from its use; still humbu- is heard and the patrons Of
this medicine look around discover where constant
yelping fromalas frora the medical Fac aty"
who like little dogs barking the still keep IT up
while the shines on See Great American Remedy IN
column hssr fhc Ageats stories If V1uShns medicine
". + Russel AGENT
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CONTEMPORARIES NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by The
Probate Court for the District Of Addison, Com
missionerS TO receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands OF ali persons against the
estate OF
VERNON WOLCOTT,
late of Shoreham, in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
And six months from the 18th day of Ju-
ly being allowed by said Court for that purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice that we will
attend to the business of our said appointment,
at the dwelling house of Almon Wolcott, in said
Shoreham, on the third Tuesdays of September
and December next, from nine o'clock, A. NJ. IN
til four o'cloSs P. NJ. on each of Slid days.
ISAAC CHAPMAN, Commits
Ii Bella HOWE, ( sioners.
Dated at Shoreham, this 14lh day of July,
I84S.
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JUICE McLEAS.-It having been rumored
that Judge Mclean had agreed to accept the Buff
iaio Convention nomination for the Presidency,
the Cincinnati Gazette SAYS:
This rumor, we have no doubt. is altocetbcr
rrorndless. Judge Mclean has been absent on
the Circuit for several weeks. but we do not be
.le'e he has done or said anything to encourage
thoSe engaged in The iliird party movement to cx-
pcct the aid Of his name; nor do we believe he
Will IN any way, identify himself in their organi-
alton
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BRIGHTON MARKET.

THURSDAY, Aug. 3, 1S4S.
At Market $50 Beef Cattle, 1850 Sheer
and Lambs, $40 Swine,
BEEF CATTLE-A few extra 1925;
first quality s. 70 a Sc; second quality 1925
3 80; third qualify S4,75a s..
SBEEP-Old, 81 so 1928. Lambs 81
p 3.
SWlNE-Pigs a i-2c; Fat Hogs &c
Boston Journal
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81 The Whigs O. the ID District have
nominated the Hon. WILLIAM HEBARD, of
Chelsea, to succeed Judge Collamer in Con-
gress, and the Hon. ANDREW TRACY, Of
Woodstock, for Presidential Elector in the
the same District.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-08

- Our acknowledgements are due to Sen
atOr Phelps, for a copy of Col.Fremont's Geo
graphical Memoir upon Upper California; and
other valuable documents-also to Mr. Marsh
for repeated favors.
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We are assured that the Central Railroad viii
be completed within four weeks so as TO bTiag
passengers within 40 miles Of Middlebury; after
which we shall be enabled TO convey passengers
from Middlebury to Boston in one day.
\. b. The drivers on this route are the Pro-
prie;ors. Books kept at the Vermont Hotel and
at H. Moor's
FOSTER, TUPPER s&GAY, Proprie;ors.
June /, 1873. 6; If.
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NEW YORK WOOL MARKET.

(Reported Tor The Com AdVertlser.)
NooL-There is some demand forEast-
ern markets, and sales have been made of
5000 lbs. Fleece, mixed lots, at % 25c,
SOOO lbs. super country % 26, and 1000
lbs. No city Lambs 81 l-2 % 70 cash.
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EVENING REPORT

Martin County gives Reid l6O majYriiy.
In Beaufort Manly has $50 majority. In
Washington lie. In TyreII 220, in Guilford
1900, Arson 46O, in Montgomery 1876 Rich
mond 523. The impression at Norfolk yes
terday, was that Manley was elected Cover
nor. Norfolk is hardly the point from hich
we should derive the earliest intelligence Of
the result
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he
LION QUEEN.
he will enter the Den of the Fiercest Animals with the
owned

She will enter the Den ofthe Fiercest Animals with the
rcnoN ned
Mr.. PIERCE,
THE GREAT NAPOLEON OF THE AGE
under whose instructions she has been taught to practice
this almost EXHIBITION OF seiipossession
fearless address, and indomitabe courage
The and which she displays in bringing the most
untaeable animals crouch at her feet AFFECT fear
shows wonderful supremacy of the human mind over
brute force and ferocity.
MR. PIERCE
has in almost every part of the civilized world the
surprising power which he possesses the animal cre1
ton his performances of the Teacher and the
with their Pet Family of the most savage animals He Will
drive full grown
AFRICAN LION
harnessed Triunphal Car, showing mans wonderful
dominion the Beasts the field and the Wild denzens
of the forest.
The Menagere will he exhibited in MiddebHry on Sat
urav Aug IL for one day only Doors open from to
PM
The Menagsre will be exhibited at Rutland on the lon
Brandon tbs lth Knsshurg the lith Nersenne' On
the 18th, and Burlington on the 10th Of August
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DAVID MASON. JR..
Administrators. Sale.

The subscribers hereby give notice that they
shall sell at Public Auction, on The last Monday
in August next, (heing the 23th day. at o'clock
P. NJ, the Store-with a horse-barn, shed, and
Saddlers shop attached thereto-situated in the
Village of Whiting. belonging TO the estate OF
Joseph SimondS, late of said Whiting, deceased,
also the reversion Of the dover of the Widow OF
the said deceased; and one Slipin the Old Meet
ing House in said town. The place OF sale TO be
at the Store above described
LYMAN P. WHITE. ! Admins
JOHN SIMONDS. traitor.
Whiting July 26th, 1913. 1873
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MiddIebuYy Female
Seminary,

The Fall Term of this Institution, will
greatly increased facilities for thorough ard
complete education. will commence or
Wednesday, August 23d, and continue four.
teen weeks. Several teachers are employed
in the school and no pains are spared 10 rem,
der the course of study pleasant and profit
able to the pupils. Few institutions enjoy
better means for inparing thorough scien-
lific knowledge; and ample provision is
made for those who wish 10 obtain the very
desirable accomplishments Of French, Music
Drawing and Painting. There are three
terms in the year, of fourteen weeks each.
The expenses of an education at this Insiiu-
zion are thought 10 be lower than al any other
enjoying like advantages,
Board, including fuel, lights, and washing
for The term of fourteen weeks, $1,000.
Preparatory Classes, 4,50.
Other Classes, ------ 500.
Music-with use Of instrument, 1900.
French, 400.
Drawing, 400.
Painting, 600.
S. PEARL LATHROP, Principal.
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Ladies' School.

THE Fall term of the School for Young
Ladies and Misses, at the chapel of the Old A.
cademy, will commence on Wednesday the 9th
day Of August, ls4S. and continue eleven weeks
and half
Course of instruction, Teachers, and terms OF
tuition, the same as during the past year.
OZIAS SEYMOUR.
Middlebury, July q, 1913. Is
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ASTONISHING COINCIDENCE! !.

The Revolution in France, and the general con-
vulsions throughout Europe are attributed to the
fact that the people are determined no longer to
submit to the unequal and unjust requirements of
Monarchical power
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We, the subscribers, heing appointed by the
Probate Court for the District of New Haven,
Commissioners receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the
estate of
DAVID MASON, JR.,
late Of SIafks5oro in said district deceased, and
also all Claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereunto; and six months from the Goth day of
July 1913 being allowed by said Court for tina
purpose, we do therefore give notice that wewill
attend to the business Of our said appointment al
the dwelling house of the widow Hannah Mason
in Starksboro', on the first Monday in October,
also on the first Monday of November from
o'clock A. NJ. until o'clock P. M on each Of
said days.
IRA BUSHNELL, }
B. LKNIGHT, 7 Commissioners.
JOHN KEESER, II
Dated at Slarksboro' this2OIh day Of July, 1873
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Middlebury Academy.

The Trustees this institution, give notice
that Mr.. DANIEL A. BowE, has been ap-
pointed Preceptor, the ensuing year. Tue
Trustees are gratifed in view Of the success
with which he has sustained the Academy for
two years past, and are happy in recommend
ing him as an able and faithful instructor
The next term commences on the SOth of Aug.
next.-Tuition as usual
THO'S. A. MERRILL, REGISTER.
Middlebury, August l. lS:4w.
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AUCTION.

7 . 5 / L ' e 5 A l. e.
Will be sold at Sheriff's sale, on Monda..
August ID, l84e, at O'Clock A. NJ. Mt the
Forge OF John B. Hunley & Co, in Salisbu.
ry. About 1000 Bushels Of Coal. about so
tons of Ore, quantity Of Timber. Saw Logs
and Shingles. Also the Hay Scales in front
Of said Huntley's Store. In said Salisbury
also on the same day, quantity of Goods,
Wares and Merchandise in said Store.
ierms OF sale agreed upon at The premises
Aforesaid. DIS. CHURCH Shift
August s, 1913. Is
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FRET FIRE :

Making per cent fo- tho
year ending July 5, ls4s Said asSesSm,n MS 10
be paid TO the town Agents on or before the 9Th
lay Of August 1913. Lists Of the persons insur-
ed IN the several Agencies within the limits If
the company, with the amount of their nss'Is
respectively, will shortly be placed in the hsr.ls
# The respective agents 10 enable the members Of
the company to comply with the requirement. %
this notice. +. JUNE. Ireosrrtr.
Insurance Office, Brandon, 5ih July lS4S. 1913
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GRAND RUSE
FOR THE
PEOPLES STORE,

25 cts,
Lawns 20 TO 2s
Barages IS to 50,
Muslin dc Lanes II l-2 to So
Calicoes to l6,
$500 Broad Cloths for $500,
$500 Cassimeres for 81, 25,
Alapaccas 20 to IS cts,
Carpets, soc to Sl,OO,
Shawls at any price,
Good Sugar for &c,
Coffee TO 10,
Teas from 2 l-2c to respectable prices,
And all other articles in proportion. In fact
many articles l have heretofore sold now give
away. This declaration will be denied by many
competitors, but, painful as 1t may seem, gentle
men. YOU mustfa face the music l therefore pledge
myself to sell goods as cheap as any establishment
this side of Mexico-die " Queen City" Of Fa--
qenneS not crcepted. challenge them, one and ALL
TO comparison of prices Some People love TO
roam, but they seek no farther after looking at
goods and obtaining prices of their agent
w. S. JOHNSON.