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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-01-22
NEW BOOK STORE.
T. " CLARK is HOW receiving

J.. W. LARk. Is HOW RECEIVING
and rIs for sale the green store, one d'r east Il
j. VI. Siade & Co, general assortment Of Classical
aud School Books, together with sc-ct assortment
of nIscFLLsEoUs AND RELIGIOUS works In
addition 10 the Classical and school books in gsn.al
use, he has ON hand the
Memoir of Ncftie,on, Ed'rGrds Worhs. jose
phus Works, WeJsicIs Dictionary Life II
Sir Walter Scott IN oils, Phiiophy 81 In
billet, COieridge's Letters ana Conrcn'ct,a,
Barnes' notes on The Nttc Testament, Yang
Ladies' Companion, The entire trorks Of Cher
Iotte Elizabeth. The Young Man ~. Todd.
Hints and Sketches by u Lady, letters 10 thA
Young, Sok;ix9c Il .Srreeiness, Emma,vsi on
the Cross and in he GG-den. Young Mans
Closet Library, The -idroaeenient Of Religion.
Pdriey's Young american. Keruer's Grrek
Grammar, Wr.d.h for ne Tomb, Truth made
simple, The G'orlds Religion. sc. &c.
ALSO,
fuh assortment Of the hooks published by The Mas
8. :. soctsry,sucd to the capacities ofthe Youn:s
the Middle-Ased AMI The aged. The salutary iBtsi.
encc Of those publications has been felt and rkHo IT,
edged by the Christian Public for several yeas with
increasing Satisfaction
Churches who wish &c supply thcir seApols can Oh.
tain their books At the same prcss sEey sold fur
at the depository in Boston, ~ .lgbt addis ons
charge for freight.
ALSO, a full assortment oftlg publications. Of the
American Doctrissl Tract Society.
The above viii be sold invariably the ssne prices
they are re,ailed in Boston. reFsGrs Nirbing Ia
supply their Families sad Schools will do well Ia CALI
ANY books wished hr and not on hand canlc \
dered, and obtsinsd NJ short notice
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LIST OF LETTERS.
Remaining in the Post Office IN Middle
bury VT. Dec. 81 1874.
Capt. Grin ABBY, J. Ilolcomb Esq.
JT,;,b Arnold Jabez Hendrick,
Ch,r;,v Rrv,nt Betsey E. Huntington
DH.n Denis Harkney,
Abigail d. Baker, Loyal Huntington,
Miss Susan Battle, f. s. Holden,
John Bradshaw, Leander Howard,
DIR. Jos. Billings, Jacob Johnson,
Elizabeth l.. Baker. Stephen Jones,
Miss Lydia Brown, d. II. Lakeman,
Adelia NJ. Battry, S. l.. Lawrence
Dea. David Boyce, James Lathrop.
Luther Barker, Jos. Mcdonald,
VIM. Bagley, Huldah MURRAY,
Policy Boardman, Thursa Murray,
Horace Barnes, Jebel Moffit,
Charlotte S. Brown, James Nc Donald, Q
Mr.. Simon Clarke, James NJ. Melodies.
Samuel Cook, 2 Morris E. Pattison,
Thomas Canovan. Mrs. b. Preston,
Madison ChamberlainElder d. S. Parnube,
Milina l.. Crane, James IL. Prescott,
VIM. eastman, Asa Preston ESQ.
Abel p, Case, Lucinda Randall,
Joseph Dorance, Jane NJ. Rawson,
Abigail N. Dunning, Jane Robinson,
Miss Serah l.. Drake Eliza J. Sherman,
J. r. Douglass, VIM. Smith.
VIM. Ford, John Smead,
J. III. Farnsw Abigail Severance,
Tnphina Fisher, Sampson Stewart,
Adeline Fletcher, Ebenezer Severance,
James NJ. Flagg ESQ. EPhraim Spaulding,
Russell Farnham, Rev. J. M. Stearns,
Mitchell Dumont, Chandler TiIlotson,
Hilain Heber, George Taylor,
Patrick birmingham, George Trifren,
James German, Mary Ann Wilson,
John Gatins, John Wilson,
Anthony Garrett, Samuel c. Wright
N B. Harvey, Sarah Chapman Wood
James Galley, Abner Woodward,
Henry Hubbard.
46 CHARLES BOWEN, P. NJ.
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A VOICE FROM THE HERMITAGE

The friends Of annexation have caused the
old Nemean again to roar in another letter
in favour Of this detestablc measure. But it
will not be needed as in days gone by when
n mandate from the Hermitage was regarded
as conclusive as the ukase of Russian des-
pot. The "Iron crowned" repeats his stale
arguments that if we don't take Texas, Eng
land will, which by the by nobody believes
except General Jackson. As might be expec-
ted, he regrets extremely, the broaching Of
so mauy projects, and calls upon the Loco
foco party to hit upon one, and carry it
through at all ventures. When shall this
old Gentleman cease to suffer himself TO be-
come the instrument of accomplishing the
worst schemes of the worst politicians in the
country.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.-MoNpAY,
Jan. ID, 1S45.

At market 800 Beef Cattle, 1900
Sheep, and lS5 Swine.
PRrcEs.-Beef Cdttk,-In conse'
quence of the limited number at market
an advance was effected. Extra IS 5,
25. First quality, s4,75a5. Second
quality - 25 $50. Third quality, "a,
90 ,25.
.Sheep.-Common sheep from 81 rs to
2,25. weathers from 2,25 to $50.
WOOL. There has been a good
steady demand for Wool throughout the
week. Irrforeign the sales of unwashed
have been to a considerable extent, with
in the quoted rates.
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TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

The Vermont Temperance Society met a
Chelsea on the 9Th inst. There appeared
among the members present hish degree o
satisfaction with the prescntlicense law. The
proceedings, discussions and reports of Com
nittees were highly interesting. Erastus
Fairbanks Esq, presided, and spoke at some
length in favor of the present law, giving a
clear exposition of its leading provisions.
Tho officers of the coming year are
Erastus Fairbanks, President.
Vice Presidents,
William Slade, Addison.
Charles Adams, Chittenden,
Geo. L. Hodges, Rutland,
Myron Clark. Bennington,
Erastus A. Holton. Windham,
VIM. NJ. Pingrec, Windsor,
Jason Steele, Orange,
Doct. Spalding. Washington,
Ava Sabin, Franklin,
Nathan II. Thomas, Lamoille,
William Hayward. Essex,
WINS. Hunt, Orleans,
Doct. Fl. ii. Reynolds, Grand Isle.
Jonas Flint, CALEDONIA.
Rev. T. A. Merrill,
Aaron Angler.
c. p. Clarke, Central
Solomon Stoddard, Committee.
.- A. c. Twining,
William Nash.
The City of Vergennes is fixed upon as
the place of the next Annual Meeting.
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n UUC COPy OF TtCUTU
Attest Jed. S. Bushnell Register. 30

STATE OF VERMONT
District of Addison S.
BE il remembered, that at probate court held
1t Middchury in and for the district OF Addison,
ON the 18Th day Of January, A. ID. 1916,
Ira Alien administrator Of ethe estate OF
ENOS SEVERANCE,
late OF said MidJlebufS deceased, presents his
administration account for allowance; 1t is
therefore ordered, that said account be exam
iled for allowance by said Court, at session
thereof TO be lIeldat the office OF the Register
Of said Comt in said MIidlebury. on Thurs
day the 20fh day Of February Eext, at one o.
clock in the afternoon ; and that slid admin
i,trators give notice ihereofto all persons in
tcrested, thai they may appear and make
niJecisns. if any they may have, 10 the al
IowaBce Of sad account. by publishing GER
tilted copy Of this order in the Northern
Galaxy a newspaper pr'r,elin said Middle
bury three weeks successfully previous to
the time Of said Co!ut.
Je,I. s. Bushnell Register.
a true copy of recOr,. %
AHeSi. J. S. Bushnell. Register.
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THE DUEL FOUGHT.-Nopopr HURT.

THE DUEL FOUGHT NOBODY HURT.
Correspondence Of the Tribune.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. IA, IS45.
The duel between Mr.. Clingman and Mr..
Yaucey came offyesterday afternoon, about
three miles from Bladensburg. The weap-
ons iwcre pistols-distance-te PAGES. Lieut..
Huger, son Of Senator Huger Of Sout Car
DINA, it is said, was Mr.. Yancey's second,
and a Mr.. Charles l.. Jones, a son Of Gen.
Walter Jones, of this city, is reported to
have been Mr.. Clingman's second. | have
heard the names of a number Of gentlemen
who were present as their friends" but
need not make their names public. Several
policemen arrived on the ground just as they
were about to fire.
Had it not-been for this, which hurried
the operation, it might have resulted more
fatally. The word was "Ready-Fire,
one, two, three" Both fired in haste on
account of the arrival the Police-bla-
zing away at the word "Fire" in place of
waiting for lone. ""two" and three" Mr..
Yancey fired by raising his pistol, Mr..
CIingman b, dropping his. Mr.. C's bal
struck the "vacant air" and Mr.. US hit
the ground.
The sec.nd then interfered Mr.. c..
said be meant nothing personal to any
member of the House and Mr.. Y. with
drew his Remarks, or they fell to the
ground like his own ball, and struck no
body. So the gentlemen, who were not
so before they fired, were So aiterward. and
the matter was amicably settled. Thus
ends the foolish piece of business.
We had all sorts of arrivals here yes
terday-Count L. F. Tasistro and Major
Polk, Robert Tyler and Robert Rantoul,
Charles J. Ingersoll, John Sergeant, and
james Hoy, Jr and others too numerous
to mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkins had SPLENDID
levee last night. A great many distin-
guished gentlemen and ladies being pres
ent. Mr.. Yaucy and several of his
friends among the number, l hear.
Yours, RICHELIEU.
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STATE OF VcRMoNr.

STATE OF vermont,
District Of Addison, s..
Be il remembered that al a Probate Cuarl hsI5
at Middlehury in ard for the District Of Addison.
on the nth day ct January A. d. 1876.
Abel Abby named executor in an il strument
purpoiting to lie the last will and tcSts sei.t of
ELEAZEk ABBY,
late Of said Ifddlebury, deceased, Presents the,
same for probate: IL is therefore ordered, that
the said instrument be examined for probate, at
session Of said Court to be held at the Office of
the Register Of said Court in said Middlebury. ON
Thursday the 10Th day of Fe' r;:apy rsx,, II esc
o'clock in the afternoon and that notice thereof
be given 10 all persons interested that lhty NAV
appear and make their objection if any thew NAV
have. 10 the probate and allowance sfscid will
by publishing certified copy this order, in the
North ern GALAXY newspaper printed al Middle
bury in said district three weeks succ, Ssivcly
previous TO the time OF said Court.
J. s. Bushnell Register.
a true copy Of Record,
AnestJ. s. Bushnell Register. IS.
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u. S. SENATE.

Several accessious OF highly respectable
individuals are about TO he made to the SEN
ate. Col. Myrrick of Maryland has signi-
fled his intention Of declining reelection.
Reverdy Johnson has been fixed upon by
the Wing members of the Maryland Legisla-
ture as his successor. He is among the
ablest men Of Maryland. Mr.. Choate OF
Massachusetts has also declined, and tina
House Of Representatives of that State have
already on their part elected Daniel Web
s,cr.
The Members Of the Legislature of Della
ware have agreed upon the nomination OF
Jonn NJ. Clayton to supply the place of the
present Incumbent, NJ. Bayard.
In Indiana the election of U. S. Senator
has been indefinitely posponed.
The Legislature of Rhode Island have
elected to the United States Senate Albert
C. Green in the place of Governor Fran
els.
Another accession is ardently desired by
nil who love their country, and would have
all done which the most exalted patriotism,
and the most powerful talents can accom-
plish to arrest the downward course of the
republic. Would that Henry Clay could
again take a seat in the National Senate.
His very name might fan the dying flame of
Patriotism in the bosom of tb most desperate
spokesman in the land, and cause him to fall
ter in his mad career.
P.S. Messrs. Webster of Mass, J. NJ.
Clayton of Delaware, Reverdy Johnson of
Maryland, Albert C. Green of Rhode Island,
John Fairfield of Maine, and Daniel Sturgeon
Of Penn, have been elected to tho Senate of
the United States. Also John A. Dix has
been elected by the Legislature of New York
for the uncxpired term of Gov. Wright, and
Daniel 5. Dickinson for that Of Mr. Tallmadge.
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ELECTION OF COMMISSIONERS.

Washington, majority for licensing 35l,
Windham GO, Windsor 300.
Against licensing, Bennington majority
400, Addison 35s, Orange 200, Catalonia
1877, Franklin 2ls, Chittenden $50.
Orleans, Essex and Lamoillc reported
small majorities for licensing and Grand Isle
against licensing. Seven Counties for and
seven against licensing.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-01-22

Wright! it was by cheating us out of these
great issues" and fighting your battles thro'
your scavangers, and by personal attacks on
MIR. Clay and the base caIumnies founded on
the Cilley duel, that you obtained good votes
enough to enable your foul ones to oyerpow-
er us Let us see the end, and we rashly pro-
nounce yours real success.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-01-22

CANADIAN PArRIoTs.-The Packet Shir
Switzerland arrived recently in New York
and had on board a number of the Patriots
who were transported to New South Wales.
Thirty-fve passed through Middlebury on
their way to Canada few days since.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. readers will find COM
munication on the first page Of our paper
worth perusal. Whatever truth there may
be in the science, as our correspondent re-
marks, the exhibitions of it are too often made
by those whose only object is TO attract public
notice, md fill TIE pockets ofthc performers.
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G d..

In this town, Jan. LIST inst. Eleazer Abbey
aged &c years.
Hope looks, beyond the bounds OF time,
When, what we now depIore
Shall rise, in full immortal bloom
And bloom 10 fade no more.
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Commissioners Notice.


We, the subscribers. being appointed by
the Probate Courtfo the District OF Addison,
Commissioners to receive.examIne and adlu
all claims and demands ofall persons against
the estate of THOMAS McNANNA late OF
Middlebury in said District deceased ana
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto: And six months from the 18th day
of November inst. being allowed by said
Court far ;ha, purpose, We do therefore here
bv g;vc notice that we viii attend to the
business of our said appointment. at tie
dwelling house of Nancy McNanna in aid
dIebury on the Gath day of Februarj and on
the 9th day of May next, from o'clock AM.
until A o'clock p. NJ. on eacin of said days.
JACQUES BASS, Z Commits
JAMES LYON, sioners.
Dated at Middlebury. s,aSth day of Nov.
1874. b
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STATE CT VERMONT,
District OF Addison,
Be it remembered, that at Probate Cont
holden at Middlebury in said district, on the 18th
day of January A. d. 1915.
Aninsirumcnt purporting to Re the last end
testament Of
CDNEY II. EVEREST.
late Of Shoreham in said District deceased. hat>
ing been presented 10 this Court for probate ::
II is orderel that the same be examined for pro-
bate, 81 session OF this Court 10 lie held nj the
building lately the Office Of the said Udncy H..
Everest in said Shoreham, on Tuesday the 9th da y
day Of February next,a one o'clock in the amer.
noon and H.. notice thereof he given 10 all rcr-
sons interested, that that they may appear and
make their objections, if any they may have, to
the probate and allowance of said will, by pub
fishing Il certified cory Of tits order in ;Le
Northern Galaxg, 4 newspaper printed at
Mddle'ury in said district three weeks success
lively previous to the time of said court.
Jed. $. Bg'hneH Register.
A true copy Of record
Atiest Jed. S. Bushnell Register. 30
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500 Bushels Corn,

500 Bushels Oats. Wanted by the stLhsrri-
Der III exchange for goods or on account.
WRIGHT & BUSH,
Shoreham Dec. p ls4i. 81
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= Rev. Mr.. Fairfield, Of the Congrega-
tional Church, was last week deposed by the
members Of the Suffolk South Boston Asso-
citation.
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Goods Fallen
IN NEW YORK.

II Within short time, goods have fallen of
very much in price, in consequence OF which,
A. FRANCIS has bought at very low prices
with cash, large stock Of goods ofahnost every
kind, and style, which he offers lever han ever.
Octsher, 1911
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BR00MS,
a few doz. Of chorn brooms, Just received BY
PECK s. FLOWER. :.
There =. as no excuse


For the Headache ,rhen you can obtain the
Genuine Marshalfs aromatic Catarrh and
Headache Snuff.
This Snuff is certain and perfect cure for
the Catarrh, also Common Colds in The Head,
and the Headache, and is an excellent article for
sore and weak ewes. II opens and purges out all
distractions, strengthens the glands, and gives a
healthy action TO the parts affected.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
All those wishing to purchase the genuine arti-
Gle Of Marshall's Snuff, should purchase that OF
which H. C. Gidley, Middlebury, VI is the pro-
prietor, and no other, as manufacture personal
ly the Snuff sold by said Gridley.
DIR. MARSHALL
certify that the above article was executed
in my presence by DR.. Marshall and that his sig.
nature thereto is genuine.
tDorastus Wooster-Judge.
Mddleburv, January II, 1915. 80
NIB. The name OF II. c. Gridlcy, proprietor
will be found upon every bottle Of the genuine
1Iarshal's Improved Snuff. Sold wholesale and
retail by H. C. Gridlcy, Middlebury, VT. AGENTS
w. p. Russell, and s Moody, and BY druggists
generally throughout the U. States and. Canada
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ADMINISTRATOR SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

ADMINISTRATOR SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.
In pursuance TO an order Of the Probate
Court for the District of Addison To raise
the sum Of Six hundred and eighty four dol
lars to pay debts Of Gilbert Everts Estate and
also expenses of Administration shall offer
for Sale at public Auction on the Sixth day
of February next at the dwelling house Of
Widow Hannah Everts in Salisbury at nine
O'Clock in the forenoon so much of the Real
estate of the said Gilbert Everts deceased as
shall amount to the aforesaid sum To wit:
One piece of Meadow land OF about eighty
acres and thee quartes Of an acre laying in
the North west corner CT the home farm Of
the said deceased. Also so much of that
part Of the home farm called the Foster farm
be agreed upon or designated by the Admin
istrator at the time OF sale, as may be neces-
sary to raise the aforesaid sum. Terms
cash.
Salisbury, January 10th, s145.
John NJ. Weeks Administrator.
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STRAY.

Came into the enclosure of the
subscriber, in Weybridge, some time in
October last, mddling sized two year old
heifer The owner is requested to prove prop
erty, pay charges and take her away.
FRANCIS AYRES.
Dec. % 1914. 46
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PROBATE NOTICES.
State Of Vermont.

:
District Of Addison. is
Be it remembered, mat at Probate Court hei,E
At Middicbury in and for the District of Adj
olson, on tile srh day of January A. d. 1885,
Joseph Simouds administrator of the estate of
AUGUSTUS MUNGER,
late OF said whiting deceased, moves the court
that partition Of the real estate, and distribution
of the PERSONAL estate of the deceased made 10
and among The heirs Of said deceased, and that
commissioners bcappointcd for that purpose, 1t is
therefore onierci, that said administrator sirc.
notice TO all peisulIs incrcststo appear tslclr,
this court, at session thereof ~ be holden al the
building lately the Office of U. II. Everest ESQ,
IN ShoIeham in said district. on Thursday The 9Th
day OF February next, at one O'Clock in the after
noon, at which time and place this court will ap-
point commissioners tomake PARTITION and dis
tribution OF said estate, by publishing certified
copy of this order in the Northern Galaxy-newS-
paper printed at MiddleluIy in said district
three weeks successfully previous 10 the time os
said court.
Us. BUSHNELL, Register
A true copy of.Recofd. &C.,.
50 is. BUSHNELL Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, {
Addison District So.
BE II remembered that al Probate Court hcid
al Middlebury in and for the District of addison.
on the 9Th day of January A, ID. 1915.
Calvin c.. Tilden guardian of William X
Baxter and Hannah Baxter both of CornwalSs
in said district, minors and heirs of
LUTHER BANTER,
late Of said Cornwall deceased, represents tcthis
court that would he bcneficialto the interests Of
his said wards to sell all the real estate belor yng
to them iii the division of the estate of their faith
er the said Luther Baxter deceased: and moves
the court togrant him license to.sell said re; cS-
tate: 1t is therefore ordered by this court that
said application be considered bythiS court at i
session thereof to lie held at the building late
ly the Office of U. u. Everest Esq. in ShsIth
IN said district, on Thursday the 9th day OF Feb
ruary neSI at one O'Clock jim The afternoons; and
that said guardian cause notice thereofio be Civ
en- TO all persons interested that they may al ear
and make their objections, il any they may have
to the said license being granted, v rutliShinsa
certified copy of this oIder in the Northern Gal
aNy-a newspaper printed as said Niiddlelury
three weeks successfully previous TO the tine Il
said court.
Attest J. = BUSHNELL, Register
A true copy 81 record.
b J. :. BUSHNELL. Register.
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" HITE Linen Thread, FINE. fo
w Knitting Laces, Sc. at
BROWN e. SHELDON'S

EURS. Buffalo robes Fur and Fur trimmed
l. Caps, Mufs, Boas, &c Just received by
Oct. 9th, 1874. BROWN & SHELDON.
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Cloths, Cassimers, SC.

Broad Cloths, Cassimcrs, Vestings and Trim.
mings in every variety, cheape.s than ever before
offered, at
Sept. 18th, le44 BIRGES.
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LOOK At THIS!!t

1000 Bushels solar SALT at IS pr bush
1000 do. T. !. or Rock Go. at so cents.
800 small Bags Dairy Salt,
so large Bags do. Ground do.
200 Bbls. fine do. do. de.
For sale by w. CHAPMAN.
Vergennes, Dec. II, 1914. Sc
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FOR SALE.

The dwelling house formerly owned by
George Lisco, will be sold at Auction, at the
Vermont Hotel on the 9th day OF January
next, at ii O'Clock A. NJ, by order of Probate
Court. Gus. LINsLEY, Administrator.
Middlebury, Dec. 30, 1874. IS
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COMMISSION
BOOKSTORE,
at the POst-Omce.

Extensive additions have recently been made 20
to the stock before on hand, OF
School, Classical & Miscellane-
GUS Books, with Blank Books
in large variety, and Stationery Of every description.
and Fancy Articles. A handsome assortment Of
ANIMALS and other elegant books for CHI istmls and
New Years presents. A good variety Of Albums.
Pictorial Shakespeare publishing in Nos. II 2
cts. each. Carmina Sacr and all the Musical works
publishedby Wilkins, Carter s Co. of Boston. ANY
Musical work published above, il not on hand can
be furnished at short notice, for singing schools or
societies, or for individuals.
0S-All to he sold cheap.
MidlekurY. Nov Is. ISL
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Calicoes, Balzorcnes. Printed Lawns and Cam
brics good assortment for sale by
Aug. Bird. BROWN SSHELDON
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-01-22

MILL SAWS, Nail Rods. Cutter
I'VE shoes, English lion. American, Ger
man, and Cast Steel-for sale by
BROWN s. SHELDON.
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Hides HideS!! The subscri-
Der wishes to buy hides, for which he will exchange
Boots, Shoes or Leather, and will pay the highest
market price. E. b. PLAIsrED.
N. q. lie has on hand a good assortment of
Slaughter and Spanish soleleatbcr for sale.
Middlebury, Nov. 20, 1874. 29;d
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LISTOF LETTERS

Dec. 90, 1874.
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BOOT & SH0EMAKING.

Z. B. PLAISTED, would inform
the public that he still continues to carry the
Shoemaking business in all its branches, the old
stand, in Stewards buildings.