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be Informed. upon proper authority, what
is the true state of the case.
At present, however, our Information on
the subject, through the medium Of extracts
from mercantile letters " hich find their way
into the newspapers, is very inds.inct. We
can only infer certainly from these accounts
that really serious difficulty has arisen be-
tween orr Minister and the Government of
Brazil. for the history and consequences of
which tits proper that onr readers should
hold themselves prepared.
The following letter, written apparently by
young officer on board of one of our
vessels of war though far from satisfaction.
/ affords the clearest glimpse we have yet had
oil the occurrences in the harbor of Rio ia
nero early IN February, being some five or
SIX weeks later than the date of Mr.. Wise's
dispatches transmitted to Congress by the
late President:
A Letter publishedm tie Cieuelqad Plain
dealer.
Rio DE JANEiRo, February Q. 1915.
The Brazilian Government have insulted
our Minister here. and also the Consul. and in
fact the American officers and the flag daily.
The Minister has written on to Washington
bout it to know bow he shall ct-whether he
shall declare war or NOT, and TO send him oui
larger fleet. The Braziians are fitting onl
all their ships of war, aud preparing then
forts, so that every thing looks like war here.
They are impressing men every day on
board theirvessels ofwar, and come out boldly
and say TO our commander g. officers they are
ready to go TO war and give the id Yam
KEGS licking. The English and French
here are laughing in their sleeves at it. We
| took an American slave brig called the Por
poise of Brunswick, a fortnight ago, with tht
slaves on board, ana $50. DOOM gold and silver
with $50, 900 worth of gold dust. We KEEP
her Tor week, under charge of the frigale
bnt the authorities here demanded her, and il
TACT made the Minister aud Commodore Civ,
her up,or they would have sunk US. They hat
all their ships around us,and their forts doubl,
manned and their guns double shottsd TO blow
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LIBERTY PAETr-Fhe Liberty party pa
pers seem not a, all discouraged by The admis
sion of Texas. Says the rahid Boston Chron
icle:-" lie, Liberty party men 90 10 work
If Texas is admitted VIC must regard it as cx
tending the field of labor" This is Just a
bout as wise as TO lock the door after th'
horse is stolen. But at what are The leader
Of this party going to work They can el
feet nothing which will do them anygoodbt
by dividing The Union. This would be p
greater turpitude than throwing 1000 yoif
into the scales of slavery and by this meal
bringing Texas into the Union.
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DANIEL o,coNNELL.
We take the following from the N. York

We take the following from the N. \ DIRK
Sun:
O'C )nneli made speech before the Dub
lin Repeal Association on the 3lst nit. on
the occasion ofbandlng EGO from Staten ISL
and, New Y ork He said 81 want no Amer
lean aid ifit comes across the Atlantic siainea
with negro blood, and from my soul despise
any government which, while il boasts of
liberty is guilty ofslavery." He continued in
a strain olviolent denunciation towards this
country on the slavery question, and we
Judge from his language that he is ignorant
ofilte origin of slavery here and of the ju-
risdiction Of our government or else he means
TO misrepresenl us in order to gain the favor
ofthe English. The latter hypothesis ap-
pears the most correct, for, in abiding 10
President Folks Message, he made n liberal
offer of the services of the Irish nation 10
bring down the American Eagle.
We quote his words:
"The President talks of taking the Oregon
Territory (hear) England will go TO war
with them, but Polk has whisper from Inc
other side of the Ailantic-"You will go to
war with me? Irelandm CHEERS. There
was no talk OF Cancellation from the British
Government until America began 10 threat
en- about Oregon and Texas. We tell them
from tqis spot that they can have us-that
the throne ofVictoria can be, made perfectly
secure-the honor of the British Empire
maintained and the American Eagle, in its
highest pride of fight, be brought down,
Ccheers.) Let them but give US the Parlia-
ment, in College green, and Oregon shall be
theirs and Texas shall be theirs" CHEERS
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FLOWER SEEDS,

From Ris'eys' Garden, carefully selected
aud comprising all the new and most splen
did varieties OF Flowers for oruamenting
ards and Gardens.
True refinement has its origin from the
cultivation of Flowers. Every person
having correct opinion Unnatural beauty
cannot but regard the cultivation Of FLOW
ers as highly tending to correct the taste
and refine the sentiment; and it is aso a
source of domestic enjoyment that has the
sure evidence OF the noble qualities ofcare
affection aud industry For sale bv
April II, ~ z. BECKWlTH & co.
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Mr. PARKER. who delivered week or tw o
since very sensible discourse on Railroads
and is evidently well versed in this SUBJECT
stated as evidence of the profit and utility OF
Railroads that the Concord stock had soid
=. high as $40, Lowell Sl2O, and that they
furnish high rate ofdividends on those sums
He also said that Judge Folieft ofBurlinglon
had estimated that not less than ~ tens oil
wrought iron are manufactured daily west of
III. Lake within a circuit of 90 miles, and
a good share of this went to Boston.
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: James Reed, In Chancery, Addison
vs. County, June Tenn AID.

4 SOGAtlI SuAS @SiAi ~. ~.
Leonard Hamlin lo45.
WHEREAS, James Reed Of Boston, IN me slale
OF MASSACHUSETTS nam ms DAY l,ieo ~ '.ls Of
nce Oh te II;h oi tie IoTi' VI T - t-'g
eouty VI on I i o,i o ~ n ISIS
TeonsrJ HamIin late of Starkshoro in said co
of Addison. row cone ont of This state to parts
TO said orator unknown. was indebted TO Ezra II.
Newell late Of said Siarksboro now gone out
of this state 10 paris unknown to said orator IN
the sum Of three hundred and eighteen dollars
and ioTiy-iouT cents sIcelhed IN I'VE promiSsoary
-. ;S S','e o s1iu ~, u r, Joi
luz and cor,s nav,hI on he i5b Sav
of Ociober is3INone for * dollars payahle il.
cattle, grain or iron on the 18th day Of October
1885: one for 81 dollars and fifly-six cents paya-
bic October 18th 1886 one for foriy-ihIee dollars
and foriy-four cents payable Oct: 18th 1887 in
grain, cattle or iron and one for 5o dollars Paya
be Oct 18TH 1888
ana thai SAID hah.oiln 10 secure 'ne pay a!t,
meh' 0; Fald sum OF money uld on saiu S.ii
uay o. Octoner looS execute aug ueilSei 20 70
saiu Neweh mortgage oeeu OF io' -No. %
situated IN said Slarksnofo co"'iii'',g Que
huhureu acres oeihg hrsl DIVISION 10. drawn
70 ,hI ORIGINAL rlgn us S Si N1ah ChheenGeh
anu lhat said E a n. Neweh on the "a DAY
OF 0ep,emper 1919 LOT value received assign
ga sald mortgage premises ana sald ho'es 10
souli,'l Sna f.i''i ~ rege,lnes III s'iiu
Eou,.y anu uia1 s'iiu Isou'i,,e, chap'iah Oh
! 'ile lo'ii uay ol DecSlloer Io41 LOT Va'ne re,
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SCIENTIFIC CONVENTION.

The National Meeting of GsoIosis's al
NatnTaiis's OF the United States commenc;
il New Haven CT. on the Isl Of Nav. Pro
DEWEY of Rochester n. Y. was appointf
President. Gentlemen were in atiendanc
on the first day, from Pennsylvania, Ne
York and New England, and a liberal list
scientific papers was presented to be read du
ing the session. On notion of Mr.. Dana
New Haven, Committee was appointed {
the subject ola Unif1rm nomenclature in Z
oLogy and Botany. The FIRST paper was res-
by Professor Silliman, communication from
Lieut.. w. II. Hardy, English Navy, or III,
medicinal qualities OF the Mapoliie root bar,
Of Missouri &c. Conversation was had as t.
the average hei4h, of Continents, in which
that Of North America was stated at abou
500 feet, tof Asia 500 feet and il was tho
desirable 10 ascertain low far and how fas
this elevation may be increasing, which as t,
Sweden is said to be well established.
The meeting of.the Association of Ameri
can Geolosists ard Naturalists was held las
year at Washington, the proceedings ofwhic
were published in neat document of 10
pages. Its sessions must be ofimmense inter
est TO American science.
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WILL TEXAS ACCEPT7

This seems to be 'moot point" lust now
at New Orleans. During las, faIT's cam,
paign, the question with US was "shaIl we
take TexasF-Now the query is, "wil Tex
as take us?" According to the New Or
leans papers: it would appear that President
zones Gen. Houston, and other leading men
N texas, are opposed 10 Annexation, expec-
!-"e 10 gel better terms by staying out ofthe
men iiian They can by coming in. 1t would
sio Illuminating enough il Texas, after all,
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LOVE AND CoHscIENcE.-Rives of the
Globe in giving up the ghost of that hard
concern, says :-"There's load of my Shout
ders, and now feel happier than | have for
fourteen years, except, perhaps, part Of my
honeymoon lie is willing to expend hall
of his honest earnings as official Editor in the
cause of the Democratic party, when called
upon. Blair says nothing.
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FOR sale,

A FARM, containing 100 acres Of valua-
ole land, two-siory House, Barn and sheds,
Well and cement cisiern, an Orchasl which
produces a variety OF choice fruit; is situated
on The lake shore in Bridport half mile
south oGPort Franklia. A part of purchase
money viii be required down, and time Civ
en- for the remainder.
ELIZABETH B. STONE.
Bridport, April 26, 1915.
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VIRGINIA ELEcrIoH.-The Locos have in-
creased in strength in this State, and have
carried a large portion of their Congressman
Bolts has been defeated. In the last Legs
lature in the House the Wings had a majority
of l6, and the Locos 10 in the Senate. Wing
majority in joint ballot 6. But ii is but too
probable that the majority will be reversed
and a Loco U. S. Senator elected in the
MACE of Mr.. Rives.
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Died.

Near Claiborne Ala, 2lst OF March last, oi
bronchial disease Rev. Orson G. Foster
aged 81. A graduate of Middlebury College
of the class of 1910.
In Weybridge, on Thursday the LIST of May,
Charles Merrill, only child of Horace and
Mary P. Cotton aged months and % days.
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Nj a RI d,

In Siarksboro,' on. the 1st inst, by Rev.
John Hasseiom. DR.. Norman F. Martin Of
Hinesburgh,to Miss Sarah L. Bidwell, young
est daughter Of late Chester Bidwell.
Also, at Friends Meeting House in Starks-
boro,' on the 10Th day of the 4th MONTH
George Miles of Ferrisbursh, to Caroline
Worth.
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SEEDS.

TIE subscribes has received from the Shaker
and Risley'S gardens, full assortment of seeds
TO which he invites the attention of all who wish
to purchase
lie would particularly invite the Ladies to ex-
anime his assortment of Flower Seeds, among
which the following varieties may be found:
The large red ysiioic Onion. Drum-kecd
Dutch, early York and saUory Cabbage
Summer crook-Eeck and 1ciater SquGsaes
Dutch, French and Rutd5Gaa Iuraips
Lettuce, Beans. Carrot and Pazp5ia
and many orhers, ell Of which. it is unnecesssr,
10 add, tend naturally 10 Correct the t.ste and
refine the sentiment"
IRA STEWART.
April Goth, 1915
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We understand, says the Democrat, that
100000 Of stock Of the Greenfield and
Northamton Railroad has peen subscribed,
aud that, $4,000 more is promised from
Boston. This leaves only 100000 to be ia
ken up. There can be now no doubt but
the work will be commenced soon.
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The UNITED STATES AND Brazil Our
readers are freshly reminded, by lhe comments
upon it i'll the British Paliamemt which
have reached MS by the last steamer, of the
Message ofPresident Tylegto Congress, fonn-
ded on communications received here in Feb
ruary from the Minister Of United States at
Rio Janeiro. touching the prosecution Of the
Slave Trade by citizens of the United States
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BRIGHTON MARKET.-MosDAr, April
90

% 1645.
Reported for the ~ e. Farmer.
At market. ass Beef Cattle, 10 pairs Work
ing Oxen. 500 Sheep and $500 Swine, 40
Beef Cattle unsold.
PRIcEs.-BeefCai have further
declined. Extra 1915 600. First quail
ty, $3.50, Second quality, SIS 5,25. Third
quality. S4,25 4,75.
Working Oren.-Very few Sales noticed
sos. $72 and S95.
WOOL.-There has been good demand
for both fleece aud pulled Wool during the
week, but no improvement in prices has been
realized.
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The Philadelphia Advertiser of Thursday
says: "A gentleman Just from the Hermitage
informs us that when he left Gen jackson,
the death fIhe old hero was looked for every
moment"
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BowEEy THEATRE nURHED TOR THE
FOURTH TINE. a few min,es past 7o'clock
Saturday evening, the Bowery Theatre, n.
York, was burned TO the ground with nearly
all OF the fixtures, wardrobcs &c Loss very
heaVV.
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TO Sell or Rent.

The premises formerly owned and. occupied By
Warren Hayden, situated on White River in Gran
ville containing half an of land on which is a
good Dwelling House, Store, Barn s Sheds, all ia
good repair. As this is the only store in town, good
opportunity is offered to any wishing TO embark
in the Mercantile business. Possession given
med.ately. Enquire Of JosErH p. BALL,Ag
E,GranyilIe, May /, l5i5. L 7: CIV
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DUELLlNG REPUDIATED.-The Grand
Lodge OF Mississippi have voted that any
odd fellow who may be concerned in duel
shall al once be expelled from the fraternity.
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~ The stock in the Cheshire Road has
III been taken up to Charleston N. II. So it
will be seen that the road has been already
t.,dad towards the mouth of White River.
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STATE OF NEEuuNT,


District OF Addison.
Be it remembered, that at a Probsie Cont
holden al Middlehury in said district, Oh tic sSih
day Of April A, y. 1915.
Truman Eells'guardian Of
WIN R.BAXTER & HANNAH BAXTER
both of Cornwall in said District, minors and
heirs Of Luther Baxter. late Of said Corn
wall deceased. represents TO this Court, Ilat
iwouid be beneficial! 10 the interests Of h,-
said wards TO sell all The reale tate belonging
10 them which was set of to them in tie d.
vision of the estate Of their father tie said
Luther Baxter deceased, and moves the
Court 10 grant him licence 10 sell tie said real
$ tate: tits therefore ordered by this Court.
that SAID application be considered by this
Court, AT a session thereof 10 he held at the
Office of the Register of this Court in said
Middlehury, on Thursday the 18th day Of
May next, at one O'clock in the afternoon;
and that notice thereof be given to all per
sons interested, that they may appear and
make. their objections, if any they may
have 10 said license being granted, By pub
fishing ce titled copy of said order three
weeks successfully in the HoriheIn Galaxy
a Newspaper printer at safe Middle bury +,
previous 20 the session Of said Court.
Jed. s. Bushnell Register,
! a true copy OF record
attest Jed. s. Bushnell Register. e
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STATE CF NeRsiosT,
District Of Addison, SIS.
Be il remembered that al Probate Court held
at MiddleAnTy in and for the District OF Addison,
on the s9th dav # April 4. D. 1915.
AlonzO T.. Hildreth administrator Of the estate
of MILO HILDRETH,
la;c oi said fIddlebury deceased, presents hisaj-
miniStrai5E account for allowance:ft is thereupcu
ordered, that sand account be examined Tor 81
!owances, at session Of said Court TO lie held
at the office Of the Register of said Cour, 10 said
Middlesusy, on the 18Th day Of May Tcxt, at enc
O'Clock in the afternoon, and hat said admins
irator give notice thereof 20 ell persons inieres-
ted, that they may apTcarand make their oil iec-
lions, if any they may have, to the allowance of
said account, by putlislinga certified copy Of
this order in the EOrihern Galaxy-a newspaper
printed at said Middletnry, three weeks success
ively-previous to thotirhe said Court
.!cI. s. Bushnell Regiseer.
y true copy Of record So
Ai,ssi. J. S. BEsEaeX. Register.
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Carrot Seeds,

Long white and Orange Carrot Seeds
from the Quincy Hall seed store inst received
by P. w. COLLINS.
Anil 26.
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1aSnlONdDle assortment.
Je,oeIry, Gold, Metaiic Pens-a superior
ticle, Gold and .Siirer Pencils, Gold and
rer Spectacles, Gold Beads, .Silrer Table 4
Tea Spoons, Creamers, sugar tongs, i'm.
rings, and bredst-pns-a beautiful assc
ment, situer himbles, butter knires, souplad
plated spoons, ear rings, gold and siirer Il
Wdtches, quarter and common dos per
cheaper than formerly sold, gold saj
chains. and kegs, plated do, Rdzors, p
kniues, scissors, thermometers, hair LrusI
Tcezers, rioliRs, bo,0s and strings, bass
strings. irory and dressing combs, flutes, f
bugles, rice pocket pistols, looking-glas
ptates-cheap; timepaeees-brass and 1900
clocks from 3 10 10 dollars-warranted to
good timekeepers. MelOaians, music bores,
bells, icdlLets,
And good assortment Of other articles in
line. Please calland see if You cannot
cheap for cash.
UWatch repairing faithfully attended tc
myself and other jobs done well and cheap.
hats for less Than cost. May 1915.
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Atrue copy ofRecord.
Sd IS. BUSHNELL, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT.1
n-sty;c. oF AJf;-.u

STATE OF VERMONT. 2
District of Addison.
BE it remembered that alta probate Court held
at Miidlebury, in and for the District of Addison
On the @s.h day Of April 4. d. 1915
Arson z. Beeman of New haven in the Coun-
ty of Addison person inter c7ied in the estate uf
DANIEL BEEMAN.
late of New Haven in SAL. District decess ed.
moves the Cont that partition ofthat part of the
real estate Of said deceased which was set cut as
dover TO Huldah Beeman widow of aforesaid
deceased be made among lhc heirs of said deoess-
cd, and that Commissioners lie appointed 70, thar
purpose; IL is therefore ordered, that said inson
P. Beeman give notice 10 Ell person interested to
appear before said COaIi, ~ J session thereof to
be held at the Office of the Register o. said Court
in said MiddlebuTy, on Thursday the 18Th day Of
May next, At one o'clock IN the afternoon, at
which time and place the said Court will arIoint
Commissioners &c make partition Of said estate,
by publishing a certified cory ofthiS order in tie
Northern Galaxy newspaper printed at s>id
Nliddlehury three weeks successfully previCus 10
the time aforesaid Count.
Jed. :. BaShR,H Register.
\ true copy Of record,
Aues, Jed. S. BgshneH Register. 50
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Copper Pumps,
NJ w GOODS

HAVE Just returHed from Market and
am now opening stock of goods consisting
of almost every article called for in the line
of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, CrocteTy,
Glass and China Ware, Hard udre, Gro
ceries, Drugs and Dye Stufs, which have
purchased at very low prices and am willing
TO sell at very small advance from cost.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited
to call and examine goods and prices, and
think they cannot fail of being suited.
&c. MEAD.
Cornwall, VT. May 9TH 1915.
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US opt of water five attempted to resist; so
that we must have a war or recall our navy
home and pocket the insult.-Ndt. IRtelligen-
Ger.
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MTT,T,TN7TETR

AAlts Ia LLAIl1N IGgQeo
at her old stand, few rods south of the Method
Isl meeting house, where al who my favor her
with call will find a large assortment TO select
from. y As toe BoHnets ard other articles
which Mrs. c. offers for sale were selected under
her own supervision, as 10 style durability and
price, she hopes 10 receive 4 share of pullic pat
age Among the articles which she would spe-
city will be found
Florence and BirdSeye,
Rutland Shetland Yictoris Braid Boaaets,
Ribbons.
artificial F7oWers,
Band BOres, &c. Sc. &.
ALSO,
GGG6GGG6NI@ of all description.
u She has obtained receipt for eaeciually
taking out the head sweat from bonne:s.
Mis-. C. will continue TO DO custom work in
the best manner, and st short notice.
Middlebury, April ,, 1875. 4S6
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PROBATE NOTICES.

STATE OF VERMONT, I
Addison District, So
Be it remembered tia, al a PROBATE Court held
CT MiddlebHry in and for the District VI AdGi-or !,
on the 3lst day of March, 4. d. 1915. >
Jesse Ellsworth guardian of
JOHN G. EELLS, ISAAC EELLS, and
ANN ELIZABETH EELLS,
Minors, children Of John Eells late of Corn
wall, in said district deceased, represents that it
would he conducive TO the Interests cf bis said
wards to sell all their real eSt2te, including ell
heir tile and interest in and 10 the real estate
lhcif father eSaid John EcllS deceased, and
moves this court 10 grant him license 20 sell ihS
said real estate OF his said wards: /, IS therefore
ord,gcd, that sad application he considered ty
this court, al session thereof 10 be held al the
Office of The Register Of this court in said MID
dletury, on Thursday the 18th day of May next,
al ore o'clocl; in the aflernosn; and that notice
there0fbegivel TO all persons interested, tia They
may appear and make their objections, if any
they may have TO the said license icing granted,
by publishing certified COPY Of this order in the
Northern Galaxy newspaper printed at said
Midd.ebury, three weeks successfully previous
TO The tine Of said court
Is. BUSHNELL, Register.
true copy of Record
81 J. s PTSHNTTJ Reaistar
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BONNETS Of diverse qualities and ma
terials, among which are Plain Florence
Birds Eye, Fine straw, ladies' misses and
children's Bonnets: any Of which will make
an ugly woman look good as need be, and
pretty woman past NIL comparison.
Il. BECK WITH & co.
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FARMERS OF OLD ADDISON! Have you
forgot that the best stock of substantial sta
pie dry goods, sugars, molasses, Teas. 9-c.,at
the cheapest prices can be found at z. Beck
with g. Co's2
Roll up your double wagons and castthem
of ut your own pricesl
Middlebury, May 5lh, 1915.
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GENTLEMEN'S SUMNER WEAR.
Plain Black Casino e.
Fashionable Fancy do.of the most elegant
styles.
Gambroons,
Sack coating, &c.
Summer cloths of all descriptions. Jus:
received and for sale bv
May 5. Z!BECKWITH G. co.
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A CAB Ed.

Middlehury. MAY 9th 1875.
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FaneuH Hall Clothes Warehouses.
Babson, Deacon & Titcomb, successors to
Milton & Solcomb,) dealers in Broadcloths,
Cassimeres, Vestings, and Ready made
Clothing, 4, 5, 6, and z, Fancuil Hall
Building.