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TIE AFFAIRS OF Mexico. The Vera
Cruz correspondent of The ''MTror," who
| appears to be an officer of the Navy, trans
mits some very interesting items Of news.
We have received extensive files OF Mexi
can papers, since our arrival. containing
much news of interest. Paroles, with few
exceptions, continues master of the country
-ArsIa. who had declared himself in oppo-
sirion. having withdrawn from the contest
With the exception of the garrison oil SIM
alsa and the Department Of Yucatan, which
as you will have learned, has declared itself
independent, the power Of the present gov
eminent is supreme. Paroles rules with
rod of iron-the civic being in all respects
subordinate 10 the military power. But
what will perhaps surprise you more, is,
that the country is no doubt on the eve Of
great political reroiution. | do not mean a
revolution of parties, which changes Presi
dents and cabinets, without changing princi-
pies, but a revolution in the fundamental
structure of the body polite. should not
be at all surprised 10 see aDictator Tor life,or
a first Consul on the throne in six months
And will briefly give you my reasons. All
Mexico appears 10 be heart sick and disgust
ed with the state Of things they have witness
ed for some years past. They are tired Of
revolution after revolution, bringing no 9th
er result than increasing anarchy and taxa
lion. Their external commerce is destroyed
their home industry paralyzej-
treasury bankrupt-law and order al an end
the remote departments disaffected, and in
Short The whole country about TO tumble in
fragments.
Paroles has established military despot
ism-he being executive Judge and lcoisla-
tor, and carrying his sententious edicls into
operation by an armed force. He has al
ready suppressed the liberty of the press
no man daring TO print or publish any thing
against the government lest he should be
seized and dragged off to the dungeons Of
Vera Cruz, and Acapulco He has repealed
many of the laws imposing duties on imports,
and permitted articles heretofore exclusive
10 be introduced Tor the purpose of raising
revenue, by simple proclamation 10 that
efiect-thus disregarding existing laws. He
is, as have stated, renodelling the army,
attaching it more firmly 10 his interest.
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MosT HORRIBLE MURDER.-We learn
from the Albany Journal, that the house OF
Mr.. Van Ness farmer, and supervisor of
the Town oil Fleming, Owasco lake, four
miles from Auburn, was entered on Thurs
day night, about half past o'clock by some
one in the disguise of negro, and Mr. Van
Ness, his vile and child, were stabbed by
the villain and are dead. His moiher-in- law
and hired man were also stabbed, but are
sill living Mrs. Van Ness ran about sixty
rods when her bowels gushed OUT, and she
foil dead The child, about two years old,
was torn open from its shoulder entirely a.
cross its abdomen. The hired man succeed
ed in keeping him off with the broomsick
ard saved his own life and that OF Mr.. Van
Ncss's mothcr-in-law but he is badly wound
ed. The villain who committed the above
horrible murders, made his escape by taking
ono nfMr Van Ness's horses and riding him
nearly 10 Auburn, where the horse Tell down.
The murderer has been arrested, and is now
in Auburn Jail. Ills name is Freeman.
SATURDAY, 4 10 p. NJ.
The prisoner Freeman has just been taken
To the late residence of Mr.. Van Ness where
ne was readily recognized by Van Arscdale
and The girl. as The murderer and by the latter
IS the person who was in pursuit Of Il situation
i week OF so ago. While there he appeared
10 be exceedingly sgitated which is by no
Insans remarkable, rs 4 state OF excitement
WIS every where presented never before
rQuaIed in this vicinity. He is. however.
low safely lodged in the Jail in this village
although, from the unparalleled excitement
in the community. aPprehensions were en-
terIaired that more speedy and SUNNI airy
mode of punishment than that provi led by
the laws. would have been attempted. Grear
crrdit is due 10 our officers and citizens for
thus speedily apr, hcnding aud securing The
murderer.
Just a; the lime the prisoner was there,
old Mrs. Wvknfl hrca'hrd her last. making
the fourth virIim nf his bntcherv. There Is
lcarn, some reason 10 hope that Van Ars-
die may recover.
He says The severe cut on his wrist was in
fIctcd by old Mrs. Wyokolf,-who ran for
the bar, her knife on the first alarm. anu that
thus lis deed of blood was checked sooner
than he intended.
We are informel by those who had arrcs-
ted and hrous lat him here, that in answer to
all qnesilons rs to the cause Of his course, he
says that he wns Ave years in State Prison
wrong fully. and that he had made ~ his
mind hat somebody must pay fer it
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A LIFE PRESERVED
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
RY
another roice from Termout.

toHoi COtCc JIO"t cIWOuL.
Tunbridge, Orange Co.. VT. Nov. 25, Is45
Mr.. Seth w. Fowle-Dear Sir: hereby
certify one year ago last June, Twas violent.
ly attacked with Cold and Cough. with a
lame side and stomach, and was not free from
a Cough during that summer. In December
following, my cough increased to an alarming
extent. so that during the winter | lost about
hirtyJfre pounds of flesh. and physicians
with whom advised. could give me no
relief. Itwas thought by all that | should
neye, recover. As my good fortune would
have it, in March following. after suffering
exceedingly through the winter, / heard Of
the beneficial effects OF WISTAR'S BAL
SAM OF WILDE CHERRY, b, way of a
friend who had received the gratest benefit
BY the use Of the article. and wa ,clinedIby
him to make trial oft myself. and no words
can express my obligations TO that friend for
thus recommending this article to me. and al
the critical moment he did. for | had no,
taken up one bottle before was completely
cured and can cheerfully recommend it to ali.
as being remedy ofgreatUalue. hoping others
may be induced to use il, and thus become
convinced Of its merits. & perhaps saved from
the fatal grasp Of consumption.
MOVES.
w. j. Russell. Agent.
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Dissolution.

The co-partnership heretofore existing
under The name Of. Beckwith & Co, was
Dissolved by IFS own limitation on the first
Of March inst
The notes and accounts of the firm may
for the present be found at the old stand, and
it is expected the same will be speedily adj
justed.
Middlebury March 10th 1916.
z. BECKWITH,
46 C.. DORRANCE.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE! ALL BAIL!l

Noby done, gallant Freemen of New
Hampshire! Wings of the Union glori-
Gus triumph has been won by our brctheren
of the Granite State, which is deserving Of
your warmest congratulations. 1t is The
breaking away Of the Northern State hilher-
10 most closely chained 10 the car of Gag
Law and Slave Exieniion. Ii is the uprous-
ing ola Free State OF the North TO demand
that the Compromises OF the Constitution
shall be respected in behalf of Freedom as
well as on the Side OF Slavery. This revo-
luton marks an era in National affairs. Ii
is sign of hope and ofpromise 10 all friends
of independent Thought and manly Free
dom. The days of Caucus rule and Junto
dictaiions approach their end. Rejoice,
friends of that true Conservatism which con
serves Liberty rather than venerable abuse,
at a triumph prevailing in lis influences, aid
destined, we hope, 10 be enduring Three
cheers for the victorious Wing and Indepen-
dents of New Hampshirel
The Boston Post is taking comfort from
The fact that Gen. James Wilson is chosen to
tie House from Keene, rs Hon. John P.
Hale is from Dover, and that Either OF
these gentlemen would be willing 10 serve in
the u. S. Senate" All! neighbor, Lay mol
that fiatering JUNCTION TO youy soulr The
Wings are not the shoit-sighied simpleions
you would iain make them. We shall take
warning by your fate, rely on iI.-1rbune.
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MURDER 4 IN Hdrtland.-Stephen Rogers,
VI IIdr,ianG' was stabbed. in his own house,
On rIday r. NJ: last, BY andrew Rogers, an
III, 1Tlshinan' and died OF the wound on Sunday.
The lrshman bad been on spree for several
days and was just drunk enough to be bru-
tai. The affair was occdsiontd, we under
stand, by an abandoned woman, whom The
freshman supposed 10 be at the house; and
the wound was given during a struggle the
lrishman having been ordered away and re-
ins'ng to go. He has been arrested aud
lodged in Jail.
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Blythe Hibernid.
TWENTY DAYS LATER FROM ENG
LAND.

This Vessel arrived in Boston on Friday
last. Peel's corn law scheme was carried
in the Commons by 95 majority. O'COnneI
is said to be sinking fast by ill health. The
Anglo Indian army have met a formidable
enemy. Two battles have been fought with
the Sikh army estimated at 60 10 so Thou
sand who dared TO invade the English terri
tory. The fight lasted three days and the
carnage dreadful. The English army Brit
ish native counted Twenty Thousand only.
Several distinguished officers fell & among
others the brave Sir Robert Sale.
The British loss is estimated at 1900. The
enemy 10000.
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Nj d,

Al Starksboro March 10Th kS46, by the
Rev. David Furgerson, Arson Norton ESQ
of Bristol TO Miss Nancy Bushnell ofStarks-
boro.
AT Bristol on March Sth, by the Rev. Mr..
Thompson, Mr.. John Richards of Middle
bury TO Miss Martha Jane Church of the for
mer place.
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P. S. More about the murder has trans
pired. The excitement at Auburn was So
greatthat it was with the greatest difficulty
that crowds even of the most respectable citi-
zehs could prevent the negro from being
lynched while in the hands of the constables
A motion was made by a deacon of the
Church. AMI carried by a deafning Aye, TO
have him taken from the constables and huns
on the next tree.
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The Cdptued Slauers. Three SIavers on
the COAST of Africa, have arrived in the U. s.
for trial within a few days the Panther of
Providence. the Robert Wilson of Baltimore,
and the Pons, formerly OF Philadelphia The
first and third was captured by the U. S.
Sioop Yorktown, and the second by the
jamestown. In the second named. four per-
sons capture by British ship from slave
steamer, were sent home as prisoners.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT, 2


District of Addison, IS.
Be it remembered that at Probate Court held
at Middlebury in and for the District of addison
on the 18th day of March, A. D. 1876.
Simon'Z. Walker, administrator with TIE will
annexed of the estate Of
LEWIS PRATT
late Of Bridport III said District deceased, pre-
Sents his administration account for allowance:
1t is therefore ordered that said account be exam
ined and considered for allowance by this Court,
at a session thereof to be held at the Office ora.
G. White Esq. in Shoreham in said District on
Thursday the 9th day of April next, at one o.
clock in the afternoon: and that said admins
traitor give notice thereof 10 all PERSONS inteIeS-
ted, thai they may appear and make their objec-
tons, if any they may have to the allowance of
said account, by publishing certified copy CT
this order in the Northern GaIaIy--a newspaper
printed at said Middlebury-three weeks success
SivelY previous TO the time of said Court.
J. S. BUSHNELL, Register
A true copy ofRecord.
Attest. J. S. BUSHNELL, Register. a.
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SLIDING RULE.

THE subscriber has accomplished himself by
i much study and labor to give instructions for
the Engineers improved Sliding Rule, and also
the Common Sliding Rule. This knowledge,
which is applicable 10 all mathematical calcula-
tons. and therefore peculiarly desirable for ma
chinisls, carpenters and oiners, he is teaching in
SARGEANT's BUILDING, in the room above Mr..
SHELDoN's SroRE. He is DESTROYS ola few more
scholars. - GEORGE SMITH.
Middlebury, March l6, 1876. 46
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BRIGHTON MARKET.-MoyDAr, Marcel
Reported for the ". Z. Farmer.

Reported for the ". Z. Farmer.
Atmarket no Beef Cattle, 25 pairs Work
ing Oxen, Beef Cows aud Calves, 100 Sheep
and 1900 Swine. 375 Beef Cattle, 600 Sheep
and 900 Swine unsold al the close oil the
market.
PRIcEs.-Beef Cdttle.-Priccs have de-
clined. We noticed Cattle only sold Tor
S.. We quote Extra 1913. First quality
1926 $50. Second quality S4,75 500
Third quality $500 $50.
Working Oren,-Sales $50, $50. S7S and
800
Co,ss and Calres.-Sales s22, s27, $50,
and S32.
Sheep.-A few lots were made at 50, SO, 80
and u few very fine Sc.
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New Hampshire. true at last!

SETTLED. The Boston Atlas of yester-
day (getting intelligence by railroad from
all quarters rapidly has returns from 21o
towns-all but eleven small ones. Williams
is defeated by nearly 1000. The Congress
ional vote is Goodwin 16,424-HaIe and
scattering II. 732,-W oodbury q, 397.-Ma-
jority against Woodbury. 1881 After cor
recting the returns for members of the House,
the Atlas gives,
Wings, 1l5-Independents, 2S=143
Radicals, 100
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MID DLEB URY
FEMALE SEMINARY.

S. PEARL LATHRoP, A. NJ, M. D.,
Principal.
Miss L. p. TAPPAN, Associate Principal.
ASSISTANTS,
Mr.. W. c. BENTON, Teacher Of Instru-
mental Music and Singing.
Miss MARY E. BARBER. Teacher Of Drar-
ing and Painting.
Miss SARAH A. SMITH, Associate Teacher
Of Music.
This Institution will be opened for the recep-
lion of Pupils on WEDNESDAY, the I'd day: of
APRIL next
The Principal, DR.. Lathrop, has been educa-
ted among us, aud possesses the implicit conil-
dence of the Trustees in his moral and general
qualifications for the place. He is distinguish
ed in our community as man Of science, and
is known 10 the Trustees for superior fitness and
success as a practical teacher. He has been
SO fortunate as 10 secure the cooperation OF Nj
Tappan, who is extensively known as an expert
enced and successful teacher, in organizing the
school and in giving instruction during the term
The assistants, who have been engaged, come
recommended by experience, and the first qualiii-
cations in their several departments.
Particular attention will be given 10 the exer-
cises of composition, elocution and writing In
" lHSluCtiOu III i~HSllSu
French and Latin will be taught at the usual ex-
ira rates. Calisthenics will be taught as per-
fected system ofsxerciseS, designed TO promote
health and give ease and elegance of manners.
The buildings are undergoing thorough re-
pair under the direction of the Principal. The
boarding house will be under his immediate su-
perintendence, and he will endeavor to give TO it
the character of a we'll ordered family. No ezer-
tons will be spared on the part of the principals
and assistants to render the Seminary every wsy
worthy of the patronage of the public.
TUITION FOR TERM OF ELEVEN ANDA
HALF WEEKS.
Common Eng. branches. $3.50
Higher $50
Drawing, 4,001
Painting, 600 r.
Music, Instrument included, 1890 ( i-A""
CaliSshenicS, 200
THOMAS A. MERRILL,
CYRUS BIRGE,
PHILIP BATTELL,
Committee of the Trustees.
Middlebury, March 3, 1916. Al
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Anti-R adicaIs roaio-;,,

AHlI-hadIcaIs majority, 81
which may be reduced to 26 enough for all
practical purposes
II has been observed that Jonah must have
felt very much down in the mouth before
contemplating his passage TO the whales
belly. This sensation of Jonah is very like
that experienced by some of our firmest dem
ocrats in consequence of the news received
from New Hampshire
New Hampshire is no longer NsA Hsud-
Falls Gazette.
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An eclipse of the Sun will take place on
the 25th of April. About half of tbs Sun will
be hid here total in the Island of Cuba.
There will not be another so large for eight
wears.
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Teras Senator's. Samuel Houston and
Thomas ]. Rusk hav been chosen Senators
from Texas one for four, the other for six
years.
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NOTICE

The business of the old firm of u. Beck
with and Co. will hereafter be conducted, at
the same stand by the subscriber, who is
ready to serve his old customers and the
public, upon as reasonable terms as ever.
March 10th 1916. u. BECKWITH.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

The following properly belonging 70
RHODA BLINN late MItdlebury deems
ed viii be sold at public auction on Saturday:
The fourth day Of April next at Two o'elocls
P. NJ. al L. Shaws Hotel unless previously
sold nj private sale:
About II IA acres Of pasture land lying
on tie west side oithe Otter Greek aDdnorih
of Judge Phe lps' lend.
20 shares in The stock of the Bank Of Mid
dlehury.
One share in the aqraduct in the west part
of the Village, now used, on the lot Occupied
by Myron Sellick.
s. SWIFT, Adf. with will annexed.
Middlrbury March p 1916.
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given that the taxes assessed on
lands owned by Benjamin Cock in Shoreham
on the first day of April 1914 and now own
ed by Azel Chapman & Moses A. Clark. re-
main unpaid aud so much of said lands will
be sold at public Auction, at the Store OF
Wright and Bush, in Shoreham on the sec
ond Saturday of April next at one O'Clock
P. NJ, as shall be requisite to discharge said
taxes, with interest and cost unless pevious-
ly paid.
A. B. BASCOM Constable and Collector
Dated at Shoreham this 9th day Of March
1916.
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NASH PAID FOR PORK, by
" A B. s. K. M. CHIPMAN.
SMOKED HAMS, cured right, and for
- sale low,by A. FRANCIS.
March, 1916.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE

DY order of the Probate Court, will be sold at
ID Auction ON Size premises, on Monday the 3Oili
~ of inst Murch, at 10 o'clock A. M. (unIess
previously sold at private sae) all the real estate
including The Teversion Of widow s toweIy, Ct
which ROBERT r. HUNSDON,
late of ShoIeham, deceased, died seized, coEsis--
ting ofihe lot large tavern, house, and commo-
dious out-buldingS, lately occupied by the de-
ceased, in the centre Of the town Of Shorehsm,
together with various other pieces of land, inclu-
ding two valuable swamp lots.
Terms Of Payment-One-lhirdo on the first Of
july next; one-third in one year, and one-thrd in
two wears thereafter, with interest annually.
KENT WRIGHT, } Admin
MARVIN NORTH, iStratorS.
Sboreham, March 9th, 1876 45i3
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Farm for Sale.
THE KINGS OIL.

- EOAN All NOunus Ou JOESeS anu
~fYN Cattle, such as
HIf fR BRUISES, CUTS, FISTU-
rNE-Ah LAS, SPRAINS. CORKS gals
either by the Saddle or Harness, SORE BACK,
SORE BREASTS, Scratches &C. &c., and
wounds of every de-crptiOn-removing all sore
and stiffness, and he ling up the worst wounds
from one to five days time.
THIS CELEBRATED REMEDY
was prepared by order of His Majesty, the late
King VIM. w. OF Great Britain, under the direc
ton Of Mr.. Youatt, the celebrated Engl sh Farrer
and used by him in the Royal Stud of Horses only
Directions.
Dip feather in the OIL and apply 10 the
wound or sore twice day,-or in severe wounds
wet a rag in the Oil, and bind il on the wound.
~ B Shake the bottle before using and keep
well corked.
PRICE so CENTS.
Sold by H C. Grizzly, Middlebury, Dr.. L. P.
Cheuy. Port Henry. Wright & Sprsgue. White
hall Kipg,land, & Co. Kce.ville.
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STATE OF VERMONT, I

STATE OF VERMONT,
Distric: of Addison S.
Be it be remembered tS'ag, AZ Probate
Court held at Middebury in and for the Dis
trict of Addison, on the 9th day Of March
A. D. 1916,
Jesse Ellsworth administrator of the estate
of MARTIN SAMSON
late Of Cornwall ia said Disijct deceased
presents his petition in writeing 10 said
Court praying for licence TO sell real estate
Of said deceased for the purpose Of paying
the debts of said deceased and the expenses
OF administration, and therein set forth the
amount &c debts due from she deceased, the
expenses Of administration, the value Of the
personal estate, the situation Of the real es-
tate, and that il is necessary 10 sea real astate
OF said deceased for the purposes Aforesaid,
Ii is therefore ordered, that said petition be
considered at n session of this Court TO be
held at the office of A.-G. White Esq, IN
Shoreham in said District, on Thursday the
I'd day Of April next, at one O'Clock in the
afternoon and that said administrator give
notice Of thereof TO all persoas interested
that they may appear and make their objec-
lions, If any thew may have, TO said lioence
being granted, by pubshinga certified COPY
of this order in the Northern Galaxy Il ews-
paper printed ut said Middlebury three
wee IS successfully previous 10 the lin OF
said Court.
J s. Bushnell, Register
true copy of Record,
AtfeSi, j. S. Bushnell, Register As
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NOTICE..

The subscriber having purchased the, en-
lire Stock of Goods belonging TO Chas. F..
Crane, would say 10 the inhabitants or Monk
ton ard vicinity, that he will continue the
business in the same Store and hopes by strict
attention TO business; and readiness toswait
upon customers, TO receive share Of their
patronage. GEORGE B. CRANE.
D%N. B. Goods will he sold uncon NOR
ly low by the subscriber for cash. or, ready pay
10 make way forSpriug Stock. @ALI4& SEE.
G.. B. G.
Monkton, Feb. 9TH 1916.
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500 Sap Tubs for sale, enquire
of u. BECKWITH.
March 9, 1916.
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NOTICE..

vHSHE Subscriber having made new arran-
n gements in business, and removed to the
Stewards building requests all persons with
whom he has unsettled accounts 10 call and
have the same adjusted attheir earliest con-
veincnce. Hewill continue 10 give his at
tentlon 10 the Tailoring Business, in all its
branches, and requests share of the public
patronage with which he has SO long been
favored.
r. L.FULLER.
March g 1916.
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NOTICE.

THE subscribers would give notice TO all who
l. are indebted TO tkem, that they have sold
their stock of Goods and are under the necessity
of calling upon all who have had deal at their
Store for an immediate settlement BY paying
attention to this call they will save cost
PECK & FLOWER.
Middlebury, March 9, 1876. 45
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SAP BOILERS

EOR SALE, from IS TO 81 inches wide
T. and -four feet long, made from me sheet
of Russia Sheet Iron for from 200 to 300
dollars, Also, any size made TO order by
CLARK RICH.
ShoEeham, Feb, 1916.
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NOTICE TO SCHOOL TEACHERS
We are requested to give noiice. that the
superintendent Of Common Schools for The
Town OF Middlebury, will attend to the ex-
animation Of Teachers, for the Summer
Schools in said Town. at the chapel of the
old Academy. on Wednesday, the first day OF
April A. d. 1876, at one O'Clock in the after
noon.
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w. p. Russell. Agent.