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STATEOF VERMONT, I Tn,

STATEOF WEIR MOET, The Probate Court for
HARTFORD DISTRICT, So. the DiIrCt of Hart fore:
To all persons interested in The estate Of JOHN NOONAN
of Royallon, in sld District, SpcnIlhriil:-
William III. Con, Guardian Of the said John NOonan,
represents to the sd Court that his said Ward IN stised
III fec Of certain real estate, to wit farm Of about forty
ncrcs without buildings in the southensrerIy part said
town Of oyAi0n; aud that il will he conducive the
erest at lis sid Ward 10 sell said farm for the purpose
oi putting the proceeds o said sale interest invest
Ing IL in stocks or IN real estate and said Guardian makes
application for license TO sell the same according "
Yon are, therefore, hcrry notified, that Suid nppCa
on will he heard lay said Cour., the Probate Office, in
Woodstock in said District OH the invent, Il NTH ,lnv
his present month If September and you will then and
there, appear before sui Court, aud object if gu sec
cause, to the granting Of said license.
Dated ut Woodstock, aforesaid, this twelfth day Of Sep
TENDER, A. d. 1919. 135 3w l.. A. MARSH, Register.
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Middlebnry. August 29Ih, 1913.

Hard His No man hils federalism
harder than Hon. B, F. HaIlet,, and no
man more clearly and satisfactorily shows
up their gross Inconsistencies, their con
templlble tergversatIons and their utter
reckIesssness of principle. The following
hard hits are from his speech at Syracuse
N. Y. and are but sample of the way
in which he puts the ticks into them" il
all Of his speeches.
In short, the only rule upon which al
honest wing can supper, Gen. Taylor, il
the rule of contradiction. They mus
conslrue their candidate as we are told tc
interpret bad dreams, by opposites.
They claim to be ,ohigs, and they sup
port Gen. Taylor because he is not an al
ira wing, tina, is, not enough of a wing tt
hurt him. So the less whiggery he has
the better he is for the wings.
They profess to be opposed to SLAYER,
and its rntension into new territories; ant
they support Gen, Taylor because he own
two hundred slaves, and will not be yer,
likely TO 60 the Wilmot Provso if it will
deprive him Of market for his slaves
They are opposed to land indemnil!
from Mexico, and 60 for Taylor because
he was in favor Of taking seven Of he
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purchaser,
pns. WOOD Ann nACuE.

Publishers Of the United States Dspensntory. In Pha.
drihN and Professors Of Mntera Medicn and Pharmacy
IN the University Pcnnsv vnnn, say experience among
regulnr practitioners would seem to have placed the eli
cnty Of tho Susapnrh beyond reasonable dtuht. It's
most extensive aud useful application is the treatment
OF secondary discusses and shattered sne OF the system
which sometimes follows the mprudcnt use of mercury
There can he no doubt but IL Of the best Medicines
now in USE particularly when II ID MIXED with the Ex
tract OF Tomatoes
recommended To cure all conn uinIs which flesh heir
to hut it is not 80 with lhis-but cnn recommend with
the utmost confidence, and the experience Of three ol
tour yeurS, the Of the SHrSnpara aud Tomato Bers
hnd do know, that they are most cernin remedy for
all complaints arising from impurities OF The Blood, Dis
arrangement OF The nieesve Orsnns and Irregularities
Of the Bowels, and all Bilious affections.
AoENrs-Chas. Chapman, Woodstock; Chns s. Raw.
mond, iridsewnter II. Warner, Windsor; +. NJ Stocker
ilarlland. Sold also by agents generally
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We truly believe that the Great American Remedy
Vaushns Vegetable h'hontripric Mixture will desroy
The whole principle of cure ms laid down by the Medical
Faculty. This Great Remedy will cure Twelve cases in
every eighteen, which ii is administered for and that is
grrnter ratio than the experiments Ct the Faculty. can
show with their system. The explanation Of The proper
ties in Naughan's LithOntrpc has been given the
proportion of each is not known, hut the singular result
OF the many Trials Of the article, The invarlhle good Ell
ec which follows is proof enough that il has eQun
ms curative power in the whole catalogue of remedies
let lhel come from the Faculty from Quacks, If any
distinction can he made which is doubted No less than
900 people have tried Vaughns Remedy in The pnSt Il
mohths-h whole army ol testimonials Of the worth oil
mus paharea the greatest production of any age. See
our eoIumns get pamphlet, read by and be cured.
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From the Boston Evening Traveller, January 6, ls47
1t Is perhaps hut an act Of justice to the prOpricos n
Wisurs Btlsam OF Wild Cherry for us to say that our
personal experience in the OF this article has impress
ed us most ivOrlhy. One Of The prnpTletOrs Of the
Traveller entirely cured of severe cough Of fnur
months continuance, by the Of this lIasam; and sever
al OF our friends and acquaintance who have tried the
article have found OF great service in relieving them
coughs AMI shoness OF breathing with which they
had been afflicted. Mr. Seth W. Fowle No. l55 Wusu.
ton street, is the general agent.
y" not dcCcvr remember TINT spurious initial ions ard
other prePara ons Of Wild Cherry abound throughout the
Lind but i, Dr. Wstnrs that has performed So many
thousand wonderful cures therefore buy other hut the
genuine, original Balsam OF Wild Cherry, signed l. Butts
on the wrapper.
For sale by Charles Chapman, Woodstock, Vt, and by
Druggists generally throughout the United States.
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CLAY and CaSS.

The United States Military and Naval Argus
says:-" Between Clay and Cuss the race would
have been an honorable contest fur principles
but between General Taylor, it needs no prophetic
seer 10 declare that Gen. Cass will, on the 4h Of
March. ls49, he formally iuauguracd President
of these United States A, such an issue, this
republic need not repire
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Nj AIN +.

What few returns we have from this
state, indicate a triumph of the democra-
cy, and the utter defeat Of Taylorism.-
The first and second districts have elected
democrats to Congress, Under the new
constitution OF Maine the Gov. is elected
by plurality.
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BOOTS AND LEATHER
at Tbr
WARREN TANNERY.
aenYN,S a,

MEMS CUSTOM, COW-IIIDE BOOTS, made by
lVh the BEST workmtn in the staie, and warranted
made on Uory broad. straight and right and ien Lasts;
likewise superior grain proof Boot for those who
work in water, made out Pnna, considered the
hest Leather worn, and will lie sold cheaper Than BE-
bought IN this place. Likewise all kinds Of Leather such
as back grain Leather, Harness Leather, aud Sole and
Upper Leather, &c. &c.
Purchasers in this aud other towns, respectfully 10.
vrd TO call aud examine ot the hest stocks, beore
making purchases elsewhere. CASH rAlD ron HIDES.
Wool1t ock, Avg. 1878. i3e I'M
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We are obliged to occupy, considera-
BILE space in our paper, at this time, with
the laws, but we shall be through with
them in few weeks, and will then give
our readers, a greater variety of reading
matter
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-09-14

We see by the Tribune that John NJ.
Bolts has come on, in letter to the Clay
wings Of New York, in favor of Harry Of
The west and against old lack. 1t is de-
cidedIy rich, and we shall give il as soon
as possible
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ARKANSAS The full returns from Ar
kansas show another victory of the irwin.
chile democracy. The Legislature is de-
cidedly democratic. Mr. Borland will
probably be elected U. S. Senator.
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A Correspondent oflhe Boston Post,
VindeX, after giving an account of a barn
burner meeting in the city of Lafayette,
which numbered 10 individuals all told,
which resulted in the greatest farce ever
played in that city, writes as follows upon
the North Carolina election, Gen. Tay-
Tor and his extensive purchases Of slaves,
etc.
The election in North Carolina has
thrown damper on Taylorism-t was
low enough but this is a severe lick -
They boosted also of Kentucky with 90,
600 majority-now only, so far as learned,
some six or eight. That seals the fate Of
Tay Iorism in that state. From Tennessee
we have the most cheering accounts
where there was doubt it has been dis
sPaled, and she will go for Cass and But
Ter.
perceive that Gen. Taylor has come
out IN letter addressed to Col. Mitchell
denying the statement that he had sen,
on to Washington $4,000 to purchase
slaves. Well, | do not doubt his state
ment; but what difference is there in en-
pending, from time TO time, large sums OF
money in New Orleans in the purchase Of
SLAYER, or sending it to Washington for the
same purpose-it is as broad as ii is long.
|, is well known that Gen. Taylor is con,
stanlly engaged thus, and invests cent lie
can raise in purchasing land and slaves. -
| S,nco lie r.inrp from, hIo~i,,C ba IN, col
tied the suit between himself and John
Hogan, Jr., of this city, for the purchase
ola plantation and slaves, for which he
has paid 500, 600; besides he has purchas-
ed a number of slaves since his return, in
dependent of those from Mr. Hogan. -
Will he or his friends deny ,ha,' They
dare not as The proof is on hand. Was
the denial of the $4,000 intended as a
cover for the other pnrchases' Dupicity,
it is said by his friends, formed no part Of
his composition. | am afraid they are so
dyed in the wool themselves that they
cannot distinguish the difference between
duplicly and a correc, and manly course
They should blush for thcmscves-ifthey
indeed can-as also for Gen. Taylor,
when they examine and read his numer-
Gus letters now before the country, and
hereafter hold their peace.
| have to record the death of another
Taylor paper in this city. 1t departed its
political existence on Saturday evening
last, the 10Th ut. Verdict died of ar
over dose Of its own compromising, name
ly, blackgnardism and scnrrility; added t,
which, it is said, few Of Preulice's lies
taken from the Louisville journal, partic
nIarly that charging Cen Cass with hav
ing robbed some one Of $4,000. The
paper, Evening National, was edited by
Col Crockett. a son of the late David
and a Mr. Russell. /, has gone to the
-omb implied and unwept. So mote i
be with all such papers. Our friends here
are wide awake. Yours, VINDEx.
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Fire in BROOKLYN,

The city of Brooklyn, l.. I. has been
visited with most destructive fire. Over
two hundred buildings were burned to ash
es, al loss of about a million and half
OF dollars, and some :hree or four lives.
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no RETURNED SOLDIERS.

EWAvING opened nm ciTce in RutIrnd VT, tor prose-
II cutting claims against tho United STATES Tor Ten
sIoys WIpows' e. AiMs, BouNTY LAND, BACK FAY, SC
hereby inform all having such claims, that VIII attend
10 their business on reasonable terms.
shall visit Washington, sOnn for lhis purpose NJ
claims cnn he arranged M, l,nst six months earlier bv
doing than by corresponding. Letters on tho sutleci
F''"'''' ROBERT HOPKINS,
433tr Late Lieut.. 9th Infantry
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TO THE PUBLIC.

NNTHEREAS, my son Leonard, minor, abscondei
Wv ON my house, on the eth inst, and has al az
toned his home. This Is, therefore, to forbid a persons
from harhorng trusting said Leonard oil my account,
ms shall pay debts which he has contracted after This
date. JONATHAN tAslMNN'
Norwich, Aug, 30, 1919. a3S3w
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STATEOFyERMONr , Atop,

STATE OF VERMONT, I At aProbate Court,
HARTFORD DISTRICT IS. : held at Woodstock,
within and for said district on the twenty first day OF
August A. d. ls4s.
Present Hon. GEORGE r. WALES, Judge.
An instrument purporling be the last will and tesIa-
ment o ABIGAIL. Lullr late Of lartand in said Dis.
rct deceased being presenle the Court here by Ebcn
NJ. StoCker the Executor therein named for probate; Is
be notified appear before said Court nj the Probate
Office in Woodstock aforesaid, the first "Wednesday
Ourth day. of October next and contest the probate Of
snd will Tor which purpose il ~ further ordered, that n
copy OF The record OF this order be published three weeks
succesvcy before the time of proving said will, in the
Spirit oi the Age, newspaper prined at Woodstock
| aforesaid. IA. MARSH, Register.
true copy Of record 43i-3w
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TREMENDOUS FRESHET,

And great many hrCS endangered
BE il remembered, that Nil demands due o. A. Nrynnt
Co. o. A Bryant, must be settled previous TO the
nrst day OF Sept eu,ter. 10 save cost. -. 49,.
Wur 's.5:E. AK J 1919. q S.'AAN.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-09-14

THE MOST WONDERFUL CURATIVE of Pulmona
~ Consumption III the whole range of Pharmacy is the
Hungarian Bnsam OF Life, discovered by Dr. Bnchnn n
London England, and universally known as the Great
English Remedy, This not mere Orirtc or Palliative
Out perfect ANA admirable remedy, not intended to It.
ter and deceive the patient but to CURE even in some
oi the most hopeless Of cnscs.
Sold by Charles Chapman, Woodstock = Windsor A
H. WndneFi Hartford, j. Z. Brooks, md by Agents gen
emily.
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from its sale hundreds of active enterprizng agents
accommodating It'll competence from liberal dis
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required to be accompanied with payment.
Copies wiH be sent BY mail free Of postage 10 The
purchaser.
Over twenty thousand copies have hccn sent by mail
within three months with perfect safety and certainty
On the receipt of One Dollar. the "Aluiried Woman's
Private Medical Companion" will he sent (aied (rec)
to any part orthe United States All letters and nppicn,
lions from those desiring to become agents be posl
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BETTER, CHEAPER, and
MORE or THEN.

Received this day, June -, 1913, nj CHURCH,
ILLS, large supply of Millinery Goods Of all kinds,
which keeps his assortment complete, In all its ymrety
and style No one need complain OF The Low Prices.
Call and see. APP IT,
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Most, Extraordinary Work!
THE MARRIED WoMAN's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
by DIR. A. NJ. MAURICEAU,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF woaEN.
Sixth Edition, lemo. PIP $50. Price 81.

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PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF woaEN.
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work.
It is intended especially for the married, those
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which should he known 10 them particularly.
Truly, knowledc Is power. II health, happiness,
Uninence.
The revelations contained In It's pnees have prove n
blessing to thousands the nnumeabG letters received
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Here, also, every trmnlcthe wife the mother, the one
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IT'S IMPORTANCE TO THE MARRIED
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provinces, up to the line lofthe. Sierra
Madre! See his letter TO Gen. Gaines
They denounce the Mexican war as "a
God abhorred war;" and all engaged in it
as partakers in the crime; and they sup.
port Taylor because he has killed aud
captured more Mexicans than any other of
the terminals" engaged in that war.
They are the friends Of peace and afraid
of another war if Gen. Cass is elected,
who has been friend of peace for thirty
odd years; and therefore they 60 for Gen.
Taylor, because he has been like Goliah,
of Gath, "a man Of war from his youth
up"
They insist upon having a Northern
candidate to humble the South, and are
opposed to "Norlhern man with South
ern principles" and therefore they take a
Southern man with no principles a, all.
They are desperately bent upon having
free soil and free mem" and therefore
they want to elect President who has
stocked all the sell he owns with slaves.
They firmly believe that the salvation
the country depends upon The whig
party, and therefore they want President
who is no.party man; who will have no
opinion Of his own, bu, will be whig II
Congress is whig; democratic if Congress
IS democratic; abolIionist if Congress is
for aboltion; native American if Congress
is native American; and neither one thing
nor the other, if the Senate and House OF
Representatives happen to be divided.
In short. n sou Of chnm"Ioo" Proo;donf
who is to take the hue aud the color OF
the Congress he happens to light upon.
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NO TI(lEl

rHN'IS may certify that have given my son, Walter
Walhrdae his time durds the rem ainIer of his mi
nory and shall claim oi hi| wages, nor pay any
debts OF his contracting aler this date.
LEVI WALBRlDGE.
Witness, CHESTER b. WALDRIDGE.
Shuron, August 26, 1913 43i-3w
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FaLL PRINTS AND GINGII.4MS

90 ps new Styles dark Prints,
10 " Super. French aud Scotch GinshnmR,
10 " new st,lc,, dark Dclaius, just received
and for Sale, nj Low Price, by C.DANA, In.
Aug &c. leie. 453
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notice.

~ the 18th day Of August Inst two year old steer
Of red color, and two wear old hcers, OF them
red, the other OF brown color The owner is requested
TO call, prove property, pay charges and tnkc them u
way, TIlOS. w. WRIGHT
Barnard, Sept 18th 1918. 43l-3w
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Either In children adults, OF months or years
tinunuce most readily cured with this cordial, not.
whist ndiug they may be reduced to mere skeleOni
Immediately strengthens ind shortly restores them TO
mart ,.rI hn,lth
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COMMEN GEM EMF AND ANNIVER
SARY CELEBRATION AT CAPT
PARTRIDGES MILITARY COLLIE
GIATE INSTITUTE, At NOR WICH
YER MONT

The Com nencemen ana 2sth Anniversary Celebration
at the above INSTITUTION, will take place Monday, The
18th Of September Several Oriliuns will he delivered by
the Cadets, Joseph e. Wright ESD, Of osweso N. -
former graduate, has accepted mn invitation to deliver
tn address in address wilnso ho delivered by Cont
p,-SuljrCt-"Our RepubIir-tS prospects and future
eSniCS, with review Ot the great aud thrilling event,
OF the mter part Of the 18th, aud early part Of the 18Th
ctnures.n Other addresses from distinguished gentle.
men, expected. Literary Convention will also he
held for the purpose Of forming Association under thr
broad mud liberal provisions Of the sst Chapter OF The
Revised statutes Ot Verm0nt-which c0nlerS all the nee.
essnry corporate powersto be styled "NaonA Assocl
alton, for the alteration aud dissemination Of useful
know ledge" The usual snlnes will he fred and the
ercises will he concluded bN lcvPe aud Dancing asaen.
bly,, with appropriate music-tO commence Mt O'Clock
in The evening. Tickets TO admit IL gentleman and two
laiies, hlty cents.
NorE The fall term ~ the Collegiate Institute, and
nSOa the Norwich Institute, will commence Sent 10.
Tuition in the former eish, dollars and the latter
-four dollars per quarter,
Norwich, August 1lh, lSia. j3O-iw
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CHOLERAINFANTUM.

II has saved the lives OF many thousand children when
reduced to deaths door by Ills companli it gives them
immediate relief, aud they very soor recover.
SEA SICKNESS
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SEVER EST CASES OF DYsENTERY.
CHRONIC DIARRUHA.

are Immediately conntcrncted, the nins are aloycd The
bowels healed and not unrcqucntly the bowels become
perfectly eguutcd and restored in The short space Of
or twelve hOurI
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MRS, r. KIDDE RS


This Cordial Immediately chce6s the vomiting, relieves
the palms. stops the DnrrhGa, aud restores the bowels
10 perfectly regular and healthy state however
The utnck may be- however low the patient may have
become, IL invariably restores.
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CUILDREN THAT EETuING,

tCncned TO DnrrhDa, should always be provided with
This medicine, it will keep The bowels regulated and
keep of the Camker. 1t is wholesome. safe ana pleasant
10 the tastc; aud children fond vi it and will take It
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-03-09
REGISTERS NOTICE.

Nulice is hereby given 10 all legatees and
ober persons interested In the estate OF he re.
>peciive decedenS and minors, hat the admin
lslraiion accounts Of The following estates have
been fled in the office of the Register Of Mon
Zoe county, and will he presented for confirma-
non aud allowance 10 The Orphan's Court, to
be held al SIroudsburg. in and for the aforesaid
coua,y, on Monday the 10Th day of April nex
al 0 o'clock A NJ.
The final account of William Oyer6eld, ad-
minislraror of the estate of Jacob Buss, lale Of
Middle Smirhfed township, deceased.
The final account Of Charles Christmsn, ad-
minisrrainr Of The estate Of John Chrs,man, late
of Ross township, deceased.
The first account of John Arnold, Jr. Conrad
Arnold and Abraham Arnold. executors of the
las viii and testament OF John Arnold, late Of
Hamilton township, deceased
The account of Philip Mosieller aud Peter
Mls'eer, administrators Of The estate Of VIII
liam Mos,eller, late of Hamilton township, de-
ceased.
The account Of Daniel Transue and Jacob
Transne, administrators of the estate of David
Smoke, late of Smirhfield township, deceased,
The account OF John Elliot: and A5soTom B.
Suii, administrators of ihe estate Of George,
SIull, late of Tobyhanna township, deceased.
The final account OF Andrew Storm. admin
isralor of the estate OF John B. Fetherman,
late OF Hamilton township. deceased.
The final account of Felix Weiss, admins
razor Of The estate OF John Snyder, late of Jack
soa township, deceased
The final account Of Abraham Pennell, ex
eculor Of the last viii and testament OF Joseph
Pennell, laie of Middle Salhfeld township,
deceased
The first account Of Ferdinand Kesier, ad
minisiraior Of the estate OF Peter kesler, late
Of Hamilton township, deceased,
SAMUEL REES, Jr., Register.
Registers Office Stroudsbuig,
March g, I64S.