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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-12
STANDARDIZATION sTK.fT8 4

AOSon have removed their stock Of Hardware
and Iron, TO No. "a Main street, bet. 2nd and sd
They would be pleased to their old customers
their stand, where they have always on hand
q large and we'll selected stock of Hardware ami
Iron, which they offer at very low prices for cash
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sCsT Il. HEGz5s;I;D, ExPREssLE 3

AEsT RECEEE-ED, EXPEEsSL -
% For. 1IEDIC.iL Purposes,
3 u casks Dupey q COS Brandy, "lsis"
"a - Osborne old Port Wine.
"a Old Madeira b"
~ Pale Sherry
80 boxes superior Clarct +"
pipe Pure Holland Gin.
puncheon Of fine Jamaica Ram % Is52
5 casks Genui1s Bdrclny& PERT ins' Porter u
In pints and quarts 80 ~
9 casks Genuine Scotch Ale--@M urs - .I-.#
In pints and quarts
20 baskets HeidsiclSs Sparkling Champagne
The above articles Ne gnarantee 10 be in evsryfr
spect as described ALIIS & H0WE9
my3l - -'f Wataretrcrf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-12

nm DOZ. .aSS'D P1.NK CHUHsVS,
NJ so gross Clothes Pins, assd spring a sawed,
dOz ass'd brass bound Cedar Buckets,
z doz do do do Churns
2 doz do Iron -boani dn do,
20 nests assd Cedar Wash Tubs, from 3 10
10 .. In nest, .-.- f
% nests Murdock's best Can Pals,
s doz ass'd Iron bound Cedar Buckets,
2 doz extra heavy Oak Horse ia,
- nests Bail Boxes, ..
q nests .ss'd and ia mast German Mar
ket Baskets,
5 doz ass'd covered Market baskets,
3 doZ ass'd Clothes Baskets.
The above goods now reoived in fine order,
and for sale very low at y. II. COOK SONS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-12
TTOOP fRO.y. BxTH.s QUfLTr

IL Just received 20 bundles, all sizes, by
JACOB STRAUB & son, - Main ST.,
iyll Between Second and Third.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NVAE MIXTURES Nv THIS IsV-S11-
IL tuition will commence on the first Monday in
November and continue four months. During 0c-
tOber preliminary lectures will be delivered at the
Hospital and College without additional charge.
FACULTY.
BENZ. W. DUDLEY, NJ. D., Emeritus Professor
OF Surgery.
HENRY NJ BULLITT, NJ d., Professor Of The.
DRY and Practice of Medicine. ........
JOHN HARDIN, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics
and Clinical Medicine triEH
C. w. WRIGHT, N. d., Professor of Medical
Chemistry.
". b. MARSHALL, NJ. D., Professor Of Materia
Medica and Therapeutics.
MIDDLETON GOLDSMITH, NJ. d., Professor of
tho Principles Of Surgery and Clinical Surgery
W ID. STIRMAN, M. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
q. W. BAYLESs, NJ. D., Professor of Physiology
and Pathological Anatomy.
DAVID CUMMlNS, NJ. D., Demonstration,
FEEs-Each Professor sI5-fu!l course Slc5.
aitE.r G. W. BAYLEsS, nj. D.,
iI Dean of no Eaculty
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-12

ED EST FZ0.UR I.ET-JO RIOS
M aga ~ bills 1T the best Flour that can b
started, tS>sr>seceiyed and for sale ~
N&tA DlcJoHNSTON, Posry's Hook
jel7 - Main street, near the Canal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-12

NeEB' .n.sCAEEEL-I50 PaCE-
V ages, whole and half hhls and KITS, assorted
numbers, received tiiis DAY ncr railroad for sale
low 10y $. T.. GILBERT 4 CO..
ic2l 10. Sycamore street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-12

HD q r. n II % " S.-EARLY NEsHANOCK
II Potatoes received every day from the conn
try, fresh and nice.
jy7 ERsKINE, CURNICK co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-12

The farmers of Floyd county have about
completed cutting their wheat. 1t turns
out universally well. Corn is growing fine
ly, and looks well So says the New Alba.
ny Tribune. 70 o.. s. l.
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Ii is denied that the President has ex-
pressed preference for r. j. Walker as his
successor. s .-r-.4 .1.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-12

NE9RTEsT ROOFS
AE 50 dozen Wald-0n Grass Scythes.
~ 10 Millard's Z. 3 do,
- do Waldron Grain do,
US ~ do Minsrd's O. s. ID, tsrr
- do Grain Cradles, a
80 do assorted Grass SEeath-
- do Reap Hooks.
40 DO German Sicklcs,
10 boxes Scvthe Stones,
o dozen Hay Forks, -
loo do Mood HAY Ral.es. In store and
for sale by ORR, DALZELB & co.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-08-24
Address Brooklyn p. o.. aaz s2o.l
THE.
Paragon Self.Generating Gas
Burner.

This valuable pa ent, se f-generatIng Gas Bur
ner 10 offered 10 The public, III full confidence Of
it, positive .uperinrlt, over every other HAND
LIGHT in existence, for SIMPLICITY, SAFETY.
EoosonY, and BMLL!A>cr of light in amy tenn
perat ie.
1t is devoid Of smell smoke or flicker, giving
steady, oh zap and
BRILLIANT GAS-L'GHr;
requiring 10 trimming or olher attentio l, except
smpl, filling the lamp with good burn ng-huld,
one quart Of he huid converted into gus III The
Burner, giving tull broad and clear fame egh-
teen hours. This light. whicn is equal 10 hat
from eight ordinary wick'd tabes, at an expense
Of but three, Is also under complete control, bs-
ing reduced by simple process, from u full blaze
to snail one, AID AS quickly restored to its full
capacity The burner can be readily applied %
all styles Of OIL Kerosene, Camph""e, and bur-
ning-t luid Lamps; also, on pressure and with
founis TO Gas fixture, N all their varieTies,
IL Ia admirably adapted Tor lighting churches,
dwellings, lsciure-rooTs. halls shops. steainhoas
aud Railroad cars or wherever a good light l.
desired. Parties DESTROYS If securing the right of
territory for 4 valuable arto e that will commend
Itself. shonld make carry application 10 the un'
dtrsi Sned.
Burners, Lumps. &c, supplied In any quantity
with northumberland by express 10 all
parts Of the United States-payable, cash on de-
BUTLER, 4oSFORD & Co., Proprietors,
No. Q Court Street Brooklyn, n. T.,
No Ill Broadway, aud No CORTLAND ST..
" Css !. .... burning 8, u. .a.. Of ii. paper
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Worth Reading & Thinking A bout,

The business Of manufacturing spurious gins,
end offering them RS beverages, under the TIT es,
(" Aromatc''--'. Cordlal'-" Medicated, etc., has
become so common, that the public ave justly
suspicious Of nearly everything tina is offered n
der similar forms, and the trade has thus been
brought into dsrepute. 1t has remained for onr
honse established in i77s) to supply the ressing
popular ne ID, and 10 inauRurate a new era IN the
ktory OF tue trade. We trust that our establish
., reputatiou-foundsd upon eighty years Of ex-
perience-ubrndantly vindcates our claim TO
public confidence, we therefore offer
BrsIsoER's OLD LoNDoN DOCK oiN,'.
which 10 especially designed for the use II the
Medical Profession and the Family, and possesses
those intrinsic medicinal proper les (ronic and
Diuretic) which belong TO an old and rukk GIN.
IL hes now received the endorsement Of over sew III
thous md Physicians for the treatment OF Gravel,
Dropsy, Nervousness, Kidney and Bladder Conn
pl ,ints, obstructions. suppressions, etc., OF the
menses, Sc, &c.
Clergymen, from their sedentary and confined
habits, arc frequently affected with rightly of the
oulrnonsry muicles, by which the respiration be
comes seriously obstructed. The " Old London
Dock Gin" relnxcs the rigidity and contributes a
pr,mpt relieft the 'espiratory organs. II Is all
mva liable aid nd imulant 10 the digestive Oh
Rsns In all case Of dyspepsia,
Put US In quart titles In casa OF one and two
a ven each, and said by all druggists and town
a5snte. n. d: biNiNoEn O. ~
10. sss broadway, Now York, Sole Importers,
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Whltten's Golden Salve.

Ia . step by wayo, pro Eress IN the healing Art.
II u adapted for sores, Humors Wounds, ana
.ye,y KIND OF external ipfaina ory difficulty, Of
Whist yer name or nature, OF NAL or beast Made
only by G. P. wHiTTKs, Low ell, Mas. q CEN,
nerbox The usual discount to the trade. sold
sy drugu,,t., "Anoint thyself and be healed"
The 0,Lpxs sALvE-A GREAT HEALING
EExEpY. Itis With much pleasure wesnnounce
the advent Of this new article in our city, Viii b
sa, met With suoh signal 'utcess in Lowell, v here
IL 10 made, that the papers have tt meo WIN
one where the iis OF IL lady was recently saved
"a case Of broken bresst; another where the
sfe Of child was saved-s case OF chasing nn-
ether OF \ lady whose face was much diHhgured
by soro uous humur, which was hrongh' TO Il
sealthy action in few days also, another OF an
Ma man. who had sore on his font Tor twenty
ysars-Cured H. few weeks. Our will not be
SLOW in getting AT its ,neritr. ind Will herald II
oyer the ard Ii oefOn Herald.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-08-24
DIED.


In Z. Poultney, July 25th, at the house Of Dr.
Porter, (after an illness Of three days. Mr. SETH
BENSON, son-in.law Of the late Horace Nichols
of Middlebury, aged ~ years.
Mr.. Benson was n native of Orwell, and fct
the most part had been resident Of the latte
place. A few weeks before his deaf , he rel
moved with bic family 10 Pouitney, in tie main,
to educate his children. His death though sud
don, and occurring while his wife was from home
on journey, was yet among kind fiiends. All
was done Tor him that professional skill and
kindness could do. He was consistent member
Of the Congregational Church in Orwell, and
died In quiet resignation 10 the will o. God, In
clear hope Of a better and resurrection life. He
was indeed a kind husband and brother, earnest
in his lators for the good Of his oh lirsn, and a
go' citizen. He has len behind b. \ a ely
afflicted family, wife aud seven SOL, 70 mourn
tLelr rreparable os..
In Weybridge On the Cd, inst, Polly, wife oil
A.sh Hayward, aged 81 years
In iddlebury, July so, BETsrr L., wife Of
Andrew Pray, aged 2e years.
In this Village, Aug. 9Th, Of Cholera Infantum'
JoHN CLEAvEt, son Of Albert II. and Francis l..
Copeland, aged four mouths
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-08-24
prWistar's Balsam of Wildcherry

Balou's Pictorial of Gath July says :-Realizing
the tru sepse frespons b,y 10 the Editor 1T ana
Publisher OF widely circulated journal, we
al ,uld deem il little less than II crime 10 recon-
mend any medical compound the cal virtue Of
which VIC could not co scientiou-y in'or>e.
This baleamic compound has become home b &
aurr and all perso'Is who suffer and have IN In
attempted to cure their oughS Cold, Bronchial
or Pulmonary Complaints, make us' VI this up.
sousled remedy.
The following Certificate from distinguished
gentleman is equally conciusivei
From Rsy. Henry Wood, formerly Editor Of the
Congregational Journal, Concord. n. H., more
r-osn,ly Am rlcsn Consul At Beyroot, Syria, and
5'"v Chaplain 10 the Navy,
CoEookD n. H., March 2.
IeSsrs. Seth FowieA Co ,--Gentlsmen TT
years ago. y sudden and Vioent attack upon my
lungs confined me to my bed for several weeks.
and when recovered, | was 70 much oppressed
by difficulty in breathing that WI often unable
80 sleep or rest upon q bed b, night The suffer
ana WAS extreme, and jusging from the inefhcney
Of the remedies used, supposed the disease lr-
eursb.o. eng persuaded TO Try bottle Of Vie
tar's BALKAN OF Wild Cherry, without confidence
Ia ito efficacy. found the difficulty almost en-
thely removed before o,,e bottle wns used Up.
Sympathy With my, fellow suherers In uees me-
20 make this public statement, and recommend
tho article to others similarly aB cted.
With respect, Aours truly,
None genuine unless ,isusd !. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
Prepared BY SETh W. fowLE & Co., Boston
and Tor sale by W. P Russell and n. A. Sheldon
Middlebury D. D. Haskell, West Cornwall
z ) Atwood, Shoreham Roscoe Il Wash6urn
New Haven ]. d. Nesdham, Rri,tol X. o
Smith. Monkton and by dealers everywhere
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-08-24

Common sense rules the mass Of the people
whatever the mi,nsmed aud mi anthropc ph los"
pher. may Gay to tho co ira y Show them At
cool thing lei il, merits eclesrly temonstrh ed.
and the, will not hesitate 10 give IL their moi
cordinl patronale. The inasses have already M
de- the ju igmen' Of physician, concerning the
yiytue. of HO>TErirR'S BifTER>; as may h,
sesn In ths immense quantities OF TIL, medicine
that are annually sold in every section Of the land
It is now re ognized q. greatly superior 10 III
other remedies vet devsed for diseases Of the di-
asstivs organs, such a. diarrr ea d. senterl, dyS
pepsia and Tor The varou, fevers tina arise from
arrangement of those portion OF the sysiem
Hostetter's n"me IL rapidly becoming hou-ehold
word from Maine 10 lexas, from The shores "f the
Atlantic to the Pacific. Try ,hs article and he
satisfied
Sold by all druggists In the world.
See advertisement in another column
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-08-24
FALL QUARTER
or THE
MiddleburV P6maie Seminary

Commences Monday epiember IL, and contin-
ues ten and a half weeks. PUPILS are not le.
celved for le Than full quarter. except by
particular Arrangement with he Principal.
MIss AoNEs GoKDoS Principal and freceptrSEs.
Hiss VI. j. KSuwLks, Assistant Preceptress.
Hi.s JASE WELLiSGroN, Teacher Of Drawing
and Painting.
Prof A. BorT, Teacher Of Music and German
TUITION AND BOARD.
Taitioa-ln Elementary English, 81 90 Higher
English, ~ so: Latin and English, IS 70 Piano
$40; Singing, $40 90 Vocal Music Glass, 81 90 F;
PAINTING IN Water Colo's. 50 90 in oil, IS 90 F.;
Drawing. 900; French. $500, German s40o.
An extra charge Of % cents is ma lie for fire.
and sweel ing.
Bodrd-lm Seminary Boarding House, including
Room, Lghts aud Washing, S25 90 per quarter
the Young lsdie- finding their own towels d
lights. Fuel Is provided NJ cost Room, for self
boarding may be obtained Oh inquiry of the Prin
cipal
Bills PAYABLE at the middle ofeach quarter, and
no deduction is mud for Temporary abse.ce
AGNES GORDON.
AlddlsSury, August 0, 1859.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Deafness Cured.

New Haven Prof Dc Graih NY brother
:. a been deaf three years. He used your oil
few times, and Il cured him entirely.
CLIFFORD r. SCRANTON.
10y TO THE ArFLIcrhD.-De Graths Elec-
tr,c OLE. Watson, No. as4 Eighteenth st.,
saws =" Prof De Grath; used your Electric
OH for Neuralgia, the pain Of which was like
.ieath to me tried several Physicians; only one
bottle of your oil cured me. Also,l have used it
ior burns, Scalds, Rheumatism, and Deafness on
nv wife, with greet deal Of success. ! would
not be without II II Il cost $40 bottle"
De Grsths Electric Oil is good for man and
beast
NIB. Please inform me Of any case Of failure
to cure in from one hour to three weeks, rs wish
20 cure or charge nothing.
For sale by al Drurglsts and Dealere:
The Lame shall Walk, the Deaf snail Hes 7, the
trembling limb shall be restored by
PROF DE GRATH'S ELEC TRIO OIL.
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OKS AND GrF T S
q. g. EVANS & CO.,
PRuPRiE1obe OF THz uNLY
ORIGINAL GIFT STORE
IN NEW ENGLAND,
no. 45 CoRNHlLL, BOSTON.
VA l. u ABLE BOO X Is
ELEGANT GIFTS.
GIFT VARYING IN VALUE FROM FIFTY CENT?
TO $40, GIVEN TO TEe PukCHAsER OF

- GIFT VARYING IN VALUE FROM FIFTY CENT?
TO $40, GIVEN TO IEE PukCHAsER OF
BvLRY BtoE.
We take plea ure is stating he liberal and
increasing patronage bestoweu .On us By the
people Of New England, and other part Of the
coun ~, enables lis ~ offer stl greater induce
ni.nts to purchasers Of Books, anu individuals or
associations getting up clubs, haa ever before
Inc ad ahtases we possess over any oth,r
similar establishment IN the country, e. pee ally
Tor filing New England orders, must be evident
TO ose iIainted with our posltio and under.
stand our superior anu increasing facilities for
doing business. Our advantages are us follows:
We publish large iist Of valuable books
We obtain large quantities vf other valuable
works IN exchange for our iwn.
We buy Urge editions from other publishers
for casn ~ every low prices.
We put no Objectionable book on our catalogue.
We offer no Inducements which we do not
fulfill.
We buy our watches in large quantities for
caeh, and Of the beat make.
We have our Juwery made 10 order by the
bes, nhuicturers iii this country and Europe.
By doing an extensive business we can make
very rdludbk presents more frequently to pur-
chasers.
Our present plan Of operations 10 the same as
Originated five eais ago by Mr.. @. u. Evan,
and is sanctioned not only by the highest judi
clal authority in nearly eve y stale n the Union
but by the voice of the people from Maine TO
Noii
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-08-24
Gcool Notices.

STATE OF YERM0Nr,-Dlstrct Of New
Haven, IS.
AZ q Probate co'rt held ri Bristol in said dis
trict. on the sth ny Of August n the year 1853:
An instrument purpUrl'Ag 10 lie the last viii
and testament Of
WARNER DURFEY,
late OF Bristol In said district deceased, being
pre- cuted 10 tLs Court here by one Of the Exc
cutors therein Named, fer piobaie i Is rdefed
by said Court. that MI persons concernedtherein
be notified 10 APPEAR al session Of said Court
to lie held Mt lie Office Of the Judge Of said
Cont, in BRISTOL, in sud district, on the second
Monday If September $50, at 10 O'Clock A. y .,
7nd show onuse, II any they may have eeuinst
81 prbaie Of said viii for which purpose II
j. further ordered, that @ copy Of the record Of
this order lie published tire, weeks ssively
in the vi eJu J Register, newspaper printed
at MIDI ebury, in this State, all which publca-
lions shall be previous 10 the time appointed foy
said hearing. "
A true copy Of Record.
10 HARVEY MtNslLL, Judge
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-08-24
CASTLETON SEMINARY.

THE FALL TERM nF 1859, will commence on
Thursday Sept. l.t under the charge Of
Mr.. 3 EPHEN KNOWLTON.
This Instit' tion is one " the Oldest and best
known IN the State. lts graduates are sought as
teachers in every part ofthe country, In every
department 40 ID md ornamental, TIE very best
teachers are secured. Weinv'p espccitl inquiry
in reference % Music Painting and ArnwnF,u 4
French. gentleman Of high scholarship q es
hi- especial attention r. the Classics and Higher
Mathematics.
Application. and letters of inquiry addressed
to the Principal
le:ew WILLARD CHILD Prest
C. NJ. WILLARD. Secty.
Send for a catalogue.
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SLATE ROOFS.

We are prepared to Jay Slate koos in any part
Of the c. ntry, and warrant them. our gunfries
me The olde,t in be State. Our sac NJ Of the
very be,t qupiity BEN m,nuluclu sd-witE great
care hon &c Ell muieirl. Uul Wi, kli.eH have
neen with u Tor many wears and .Ie ful \ com.
pc eut Ia DO lie most ficult work. tAc sshow
oule Roofs to lie the est unu eheupt.t ihal re
uude. Connu icuiions luly ana .p.omQtn an
sWGre l6Sm 4 ALLEN u son.
Ealrhaven Vt, August I'd, 1863.
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FAM FOR SALE.

The subscriber ofisr. for sale hi, FAM, lying
o little more than mile south Of thus village.
This farm consists OF leo acres VI land. Oi III 0
Is acres 10 we'll tmbere the rs-. Ia first qua ity
Aeadow aud Pasture. IL 10 all We fenced. Tbs
bulinngs arc in good repair. livery yara and
.vJ'y iOt - ven wateTed, and every acre VI land
I, esosh.HL JOHN ". EELLo.
Niddle0uy, Aug. II, 1853
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-08-24

~ 5000 .ehrrs WAsTEsD-To sell three
aew and unequal dinventions--wsnted by every
family. Ny agents have cleared over $4,000
selling one Of them. Articles are light, cheap,
easy 70 carry. and very taking. several Diplo.
raas, Silver n dsl from American Institute, \.
I and 4 patents have been granted me for them
One .tent in England snd one in France. ut
10 Ct mp, and will send you, Cratic. 50 pages
particulars of the best agency in the country"
EPHRAM BROWN, Lowell, Mas.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-08-24

The following nre the certificates Of some Of
,ho.s -,,n,, ,,, ? me us.pl,.
n,ct N.,tt = Hrvt.. iu.r ntit i'm one-atior ne
.,r ON x,.s,o, W.y.r IL. uets M ,tuur Where
" W." ~. n,,' i, n,,r Is.t
,,,,yI' mn. m, = cxueIislced PRACTICAL mn "a
WING. n, ousrar.,.' We woulu submit tie lo!.
,''g,
Remington. June All. 1886.
Mrssrs. GRnvyw% HATKfyeruN-1yur.e,
,I,,,r. ~ r mouir.rs re'aflve to he tssrs
,,mI,et- Lvu-etp ,De e,lr,hllIs' Exue..ior N ster
,tt.''t.v mi II, ,,,e,r'loI II, ~, mill we
won,d ,ut,I,i, Asto Il, ,peiu,lun We are Der.
igeuy 'a';,u>d' and IS 70 Il, merits as a reliable
cue! ""u go; '''Ii 'l''',U po"1i' ,Ue o"o"-
la I|e.S "'" NUS, 0''9,@ NP@N 3" e'I"'s eAISF
uhei1 y o@'sl7. W." '"' es't,y''sH .'e' VIC
NeI' I"''H. .""e! q" mus 'Ssl Aev,' d.
i"I WIN Ne"! i"o 4'sus "-uNe MA'e!i
U'iha ~ -"tAe' ~ ""e' 'e '.Aee.sio' " neeI
"A"e Ule ''Nls Ae"0 ""e i"'I s'"A'' c 'ev' 'e'o"
he Ne' "nee' th"et 'As D!'""N "AI"-1 oI me
h'o4 o1 ""-e' "9A J. ~I4 "'-- ~ % eIes Of
"utrr
nc ENee's4" 'H'-' ""e~' "'.-e''e1 10 - Ia
inch ehcd a' s"" Gus 'o'"' II i,e' 'oAs d"
wde DO one minus . ''s '''-' 'l'"e irving
~ lnch eulHh " ''."' '"e H"e! s'" GUYS
anne e " H"O "'u.' N !"'-"'eSi H'i"S 20
uthe' Ho'u ""'t''-- i'N' '-1H'' "A'. s"Ie VI
sew 'evl pei soy "' ~ No't ]" ''0i Va 'ue IN
e'sior " hee' wis" e. water
We H.Ne ,u't eo''H e"Ss '"H. "s'7 ~ over
tnou-h ID we "LeH,.u " ue,I 10 90 u.s. present.
'@ aoo ''u 10 S, az r t',' ] 81 Su.,
M wv pe' ce'''o' TAG H"t t1'"H ! "' ""eT
used ol uo'h "Aee'. 4o", r',-pSg.c iul "
,..-.--.,, -. N' ~ y ~ N'
We t.e y. Ns kHsu y 'fl"s i'"e''eu 'he 'eS1s
aanp leu ~ '"e Wv vi se's VIC s""!s's % n
~ y i,i e"seil ny e"eO''s 'n' V-neetle's
oil tue aVo'e "a, .Hgn't Neii l.,pye lu'S'
PA "a y 'ONSE'' Aie' "INi
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FOR SALE

IN , pleasant par, Of the Village, good two
-, ,xIlng hnus about ene icre OF land,
,%Tsd mi psrry Of ,nsde trees aaS 'hrubery;
Rsins asout IN ''saye tho state tn .oi criy will
he I'D r,,remel, ~ and On favorable term:
pe '''' NN'"'S'' S.M 'ODY.
Niddlsbury, W. -"
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Vulcanised Rubber Elastic rabrlcs.

The uudersignsd .as now in store, at hole
sale only, aud Is daily receiving from his facto.
ries in the U. s., ana lion the beet manufacturers
abroad, large Quantities oil Webs, ~ pen'ivrs,
Carter, Inpes. etc, M win gruut License
Stamps with authority to others TO import and
sell tie ulcau zed hubber Elastic tabrcs. All
such Stamps h..e Iac sinite oflny name, with
out whioh no goods OF IN description can bs
lsgallS vsnded il. the United STATES curing the
lie tus OF Goody ear. Patenl.
HORACE II. DAY,
p inclpsi Warehouse, 20 Cour,lsnd ~. n. Y.
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Commissioners, Notice,

We, the subscribers. lcire appointed by the
Probate Court for the District OF Addison, ON.
missioner, To receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of Hll persons against the
estate Of ELLIOT ARMSTRONG,
late OF Shorehuin in said Disir CT deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; and six months r. m he 2sh day #
July being allowed by said Court for that pur.
pose, we do therefore hereby We notice thar we
viii utte 10 the business Of our said pl uint-
menl, at tho dwelling house of Spencer Arm.
stroug IN said Shnrrh m on the last Snturdu " Of
sep ember and January next from nine o'cack
a. NJ, until four O'clock, p. 81. on each Of said
days. -
N. ". c. WRIGHT, Co-,.,,
JAMES NJ LAMB ( NO''' e.
Dated nj Shoreham, this 2sth day Of July
A D 1919. II;