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NTOV E|Ey {!

CEIi f. subscriber has now on hat d aud loF
q sale, Il greater variety of stoves Than
he has ever had before. 10 addition To all
the most approved Patterns " hich are man
ulaciured IN this region, he has several ECw
Patterns both Of Cooking and Pastor Stoves
from Albany and Troy, which have never
before been offered in this market, end in
regard 10 prices, he docs not intend TO be
undersolG uuless others see fiji To sell less
than cost. Also. as usual, Stove Pire anl
furniture ofaIl descriptions. Also. Hollow
Ware, and an extensive assortment of Tin
Ware If Il better quality than can be found
in the State of Vermont, he challenges com-
petition with any.
Also, Cal,rOn Kettles, and Tabor's Pre-
MUM Ploughs, IL which will he sod lower
than ever. The public are invited to call
aud examine before PURCHASING el>eN here.
a. WILCOX
Middlebury Oct 20, IS45. %
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NgsnENA Douglass's Patent Revolv-
TDWsE o. ing Handle Pumps-.wilI
raise water any height not more than 80 feet
are 81 made that the brake may be shifted
making a right or left hand or straight for
ward pump, as may be wanted. Another
great advantage over other pumps Is, that
freezing may be avoided.
For sale by II. A. SHELDON.
January 6. 1876.
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Middlebu1v July and, 1915. ely
NEW GOODS.

have this day received, large and
SPLENDID assortment of staple and fancy
DRY GOODS
among which may be found, black. blue
black. Broad and Beaver Cloths, Black and
Blue Cassimeres, Fancy do. rich winter
Vestinrs. Ottoman Rep. Cashmere dEcos-
Sc. Alpaca. silk warp, Fig'd Lune tia. May
b'ue Alpaca, and Cashmere Shaw's, Prints
great variety sheeting, shirtingss, Drills,
brown and bIeached Cotton yarn. Sc. all of
which will he soil at a small advance for
Cash and most kinds of Produce
w. CHAPMAN.
yergennes, Oct, Is, ls45.
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Arrival No 2

Having Just returned from market with a large
assortment of fashionable winter Goods making
with our previous supply one Of the best Stock to
select from in his vicinity 10 which we invite ouI
customers and friends TO call ana examine as we
can &will sell at prices nearer what the purchaser
may ask than can be found, all we ask is 10 have
those wishing TO purchase call and look for The n
selves. a. B. 4 K. M. CHAPMAN.
BrdpOTt Nov. 9th 1875. 30
y. B. The highest prices paid for all kinds Of
| Produce, Lumber, Shingles &c.
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Also,

Just received at their old stand nearihe Court
House, great variety of rich and fashionable
goods. which are offered for sale at the very
lowest prices for cash or produce, or ap-
proved credit.
A. CHAPMAN & SON.
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rity than last year.

A letter from reliable gentleman in Cas-
Teton 10 gentleman in this town. says that
the County ofRuIland is al least 500 major
ty for temperance.
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NOTICE.

The Annual meeting OF the Middlebury
Female School association will be holden al
N c o'clock p. NJ.
A. WILCOX, Clerk.
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STOVE !!
EDWARD WAINWRIGHT,

WOULD inform the public that be has
removed to the Store recently occupied by
}. VI. SLADE & Co., where be offers for
sale general assortment 9fSTUNES aud
other CASTINGS, from the well known
Furnaces of .Eessrs. Granger Of P,uSlor,l,
Blake of Brandon, and Wainwright Of this
place. Consisting in part Of their various
patterns of Cooking Stoves, and great va
riety Of .Air Iightgaad Boa Stores, CGuI
4. On Kettles, Sleigh Shoes, S-c.
Also. n larger and better assortment Of
Hoitolc Ware than can be found N this vi
ciniiy. Also the celebrated Tabor Piotrs,
manufactured at Lincoln Vt. which drew
the premium ut the last annual fair, Get.
lisa
lie also manufactures ali kinis Of Tan
and Sheet Iron Wore, Store Pipe Sc.
Those wishing to purchase any hing in
his line ofbusiness, viii do well To cnll an'l
examine his Stock and Prices before buy
ing elsewhere
All kinds of JOBiWORK done on short
notice and the most reasonable terms.
Most kinds Of Country Produce received
in payment.
Middlebury. Sept &c 1915 22
CARPET WARP, and Cot Yarn, al No's,
" ofbcst quality, just received and for sale by
A. p, ROSCOE.
New Haven, Oct. 10, 1915.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.-MoxDAr, De,
Reported for The N. E. Farmer.

20 1915.
Reported for The N. E. Farmer
Al market 720 Beef Cattle, 10000 Sheep
and 80 Swine. 80 Beef Cattle unsOld.
PRIcEs.-Beef CGttie.-Last weeks prices
generally were not sustained. A yoke or
Two Extra, 1928. First quality 81 50
co. Second quality S4,O0 a 4,25. Third
quality IS . a $500
.Shcep.-Small lots from 81 so TO ? 80.
WOOL. Moderate sales, without any
change in prices. The demand vii be linn
led until after the new year comes in
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new GOOD S.

THE subscriber has just received from New
| York a well selected stock of Goods, consis-
ting in part OF Beaver, Pilot and Broad Cloths,
Saiinelts, VesungS.
SeTgcs. FannelS,
Prints, Hosiery,
Padding, Velvets,
Linen Camb. H'dkfS, Gloves,
Silk do. Cambric Muslins,
Fancy do. SWISS x BOOK co.
Brown and BleacEed SheeiingS,
Fine do DO
Bleached and Unbleached Cot. Flannels.
do. do. do Drlls,
Together with various other articles.
All of which will be sold low for Cash or ap-
rroyed Credit. and we would invite the people in
The vicinity 10 call and look before purchasing
elsewhere. w. CHAPMAN.
Lincoln, Dec. ID, 1915. "a
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Stray Steer.

Stray Steer.
Broke into the subscribers enclosure on
the first Monday in Sept last, deep red two
year old Steer. with little white on the tip
of his tail, has the mark of swallow fork on
one ear, on the other is a crop and slit. The
owner is requested 20 prove his property, pay
the charges, and take it away.
JESSE OAKLEY.
Bridport, Dec. LIST, lS45. 34;3
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A. CHAPMAN & son.
LIST OLE LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS.
Remaining in the Post Office al Middle
bury. VT. Dec. Sd 1915.
~ Persons calling for any Of the under
mentioned letters will please say they have
been advertised.
Benjamin Atwood, Miss Lydia Ives,
John AbaiT, Miss Sarah LoOnliS,
Charles Akin, Esq Capt Timothy Mathews
Ransom Andrews Rollin Munger,
William Arnold, Timothy Marcy,
lIeman B. Benton, Joseph Merriam.
Charles Butler, Amos G.. Mathews,
J. Bell Esq. Moses McCane
d. BOyce & Son. James Mitchell,
J. b. BO0ihe, Il. G. Nj -Tine.
Aaron Ball, Billy Munger,
Charles BSbee, Miss Lucy Merritt,
Edward Barrett, Mrs. Sally Markham,
+. d. Buel, Miss RetSey Moulion,
r. G. Brownson, Miss AlmTa MOullon,
C. n. Bennett, Miss Mary a. Murray,
Walter Barton, Esq. AZel NJ. Nash,
Laza-ns Bernhard, 2 Miss Jane H. Nichols.
Joshua Ballard, SIlaS Piper,
Mrs Aarathusa Boyce, j. F. Prior,
Abel p. Csse, Esq. Eiihu Peck,
VIM. Crafts, Esq. miss Mary JanePerkias,
VIM Car Jr miss Clara Patterson,
John Child, Esq mrs. Selma Preston,
Thomas Caravan, Zerah Porter
John Campbell, Abraham Pratt
II. Y. Cole, Esq. Henry Richard,
Nathan Carpenter, J. S. Richardson,
Ms AmineIt Crawford, Andrew Rutherford,
Miss Martha W. Cady,S S. A. Rowiey,
Miss E. NJ. Crane, John Reed
Miss Mary O'COle, Francis Randolph,
SilaS Dolby, Abner c. RudeS,
J. w. Diller, mrs Betsey Robbins,
Miss Emilne Drury, miss Pauhenia Rood,
II. l.. Enos, mrs. Pbilena Ripley,
Saml. A. FAIR, 2 Geo. w. Sweat,
LYMAN FAIR, VIM Sanford ,
Aaron A. Fisk, EphTm. Spaulding,
Charles w. FAIR, DInl. L. Sessions,
Henry Foot, john Stearns.
Russell Foot, D1nL ". Smith,
Allen Foot mrs pohn Seeley,
Miss 3. Ford, G. G. Stone,
Miss Almira J. Foot, 2E H. Seward,
p. 5. Grow, Jemima Sumner,
JESSIE Goodno, MARY Stienotevent,
r. 5. Gould, John Sihley,
). E. Haven, miss Augusta Smith,
Jesse Holion, Norman Upper Esq,
John HieT, MARY Taft,
John Hog, mrs Sophronia Turner,
Jazeb Henderick, Norman Wheeler,
Saml. Homer, BENJAMIN Wales, Esq.
Jeduthan Hasken, o. w. Winchester,
+. A. Holden, Samuel B. Williamson.
Amasa Harrington, VIM. WheeIock,
Abigail Hamblin, r. T. Whitcomb,
d. L. Hodge, W. Walker. and
G.. d. KasSon, w. Huntington
James JaimSon, MARTIN Wood,
Hannah johnson, Ira Yale
1868 EDWARD ID, BARBER, T. M.
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ELECTION OF COMMISSIONERS.

Full returns for the County have not been
received. but enough have come TO hand 10
render it probable that the Anti-License
Commissioners have been elected. probably
by greater majority than last year.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD

rr.nI announced few days since, the COM
'H0e"'en' oil this work. near Windsor
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To Lydia Vancor, late of Hinesburgh in the
County of Chilteudcn. GREETING:
By the authority of the State of Vermont you
are hereby commanded TO make your personal
appearance before the supreme court TO be holden
al lIddebury in and for said county of Addison
on the fourth Tuesday of January A. d. 1916,
then and there in said court to answer 10 The fore
going petition and abide such order as shall be
made in the premises.
Given under my hand at Middlebury this IIth
day OF December 1915.
And where's. il has been made to appear TO me
that, the said Lydia Vancor now resides out OF
this state it is hereby ordered that the foregoing
petition and citation with this order be published
in the Northern Galaxy-a newspaper printed 81
Middlebury in the County ofAddison, four weeks
successfully the last of which to be three weeks
before the session of the said Supreme Courtnext
10 be held al NliGdle5ury in and for the county of
Addison, on the fourth Tuesday ofJanuary A. d.
1916 which shall be deemed sufficient notice TO the
SAID Lydia Vancor to appear and show cause, il
any she hath, why the prayer OF the said petition
er should not be granted.
Given under my hand al Middlebury, this llth
dav Of December A. ID. 1915
BARBER & BUSHNELL, Atty's.
MILO L. BENNETT, Judge ofthe Supreme
Court 33;iw.
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w anted,

Enn Pairs first quality Wooden Socks,
eDSSV and 500 IDS. heavy home made
Ward wide, all woody Flannel; for which
Goods will be exchanged therefor ifbrought
soon, by FRANCIS.
Jan. Isl, 1916.
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Died.

In Allegheny, Potter Co. Pa. Juliaua. wife
of Truman Kibble, and daughter of Alvares
Pierce, formerly of Salisbury, VI.
In Henrietta, New York, on the l4,h
ult. of consumption, Marcia Anr, daughter of
David Walker, formerly of this place, aged
20 years.
OXFORD, New HAVEN Co, Conn, Jan 4 1874.
Dear ST,-t1aving witnessed the effects
OF Wistar's Basam Of Wild Cherry in the
case of my neighbors who has been for sew
eral years seriously afflicted with the phthisic
general pulmonary weakness. bleeding of
The lungs, etc, have been induced 10 ask
you to send me some OF the medicine with
a certificate of agency. NV neinhbor re-
ierred 10 above. 'ately had a violent attack
OF bleeding al The lungs and distress in breath
ing. He tried bolIle of the Wild Cherry
which produced most salulary and favor
able effect At his instance, and several
others lahoring under like complaints, have
been Induced TO make this request By at
tending 10 The above Immediately, you obliee
the afflicted, and also Yours etc,
HENRY DURHAM.
w. P. Russell, Agent
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NOTICE.
All persons indebted 10 Cyrus Russell on
B ook or Note are hereby notified that pay
N ent must be made 10 the undersigned.
assignees of c. Russell, al the old store near
the Bridge. SAML. A, MORTON.
NATHAN Russell.
Middleburv Jan 1916. Asiigne6s.
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Live Geese Feathers.
For sale by A FRANCIS.
Jan. 1916.
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DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing uuder the
finn of Needham, and Dennisis this day diSsclv-
ed by mutual consent All persons having unset
lied accounts with said finn are requested TO set
tie the sSme forthwith with Levi Needham, who
is authorized TO settle the same.
LEVI NEEDHAM
ALLEN DENNIS.
East Middlebury Nov. 18th 1915 % Bun.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF VERMONT,)
Addison County, IS.
To The Honorable Supreme Court, next 10 be
held at Middlebuty, within and for the county OF
Addison, on the fourth Tuesday ofJanuary AID
1916
Hnmbly showeth Harry Vancor, OF said Md
dlebury that at Hlnesburgh, in the county OF
Chiiienden, on the lIIh day OF October a. D.
1881, he was lawfully married 10 Lydia Tinney
Of Hinesburgh aforesaid, BY Rev john lde, le-
galy ordained minister Of the Gospel, then resi-
dent in this state and duly authorized to Solem-
nize marriage, and from that time to the 18Th day
of February A. d. 1885, he lived with the said
Lydia, in the strict observance Of all the duties
required by the marriage covenant, when the said
Lydia without any Just cause, and without the
fault of yonr petitioner and against his solicita-
l;on, wilinly desertedyour petitioner, and has
ever since that time refused to live with your
petitioner or TO have any connection with him.
And your petitioner further showeth that, the
said Lydia, alter her marriage to your petitioner
as aforesaid, committed the crime of adultery.
Yolr petitioner therefore humbly prayS this
Honorable Court, that the bonds Of matrimony
between him ard the said Lydia, may lie diSsol-
we'd and a bill of divorce granted him.
Deted al Aiiddlebury, this 9th day Of Decem-
Der 1915. HARRY EANCOS
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w aEsted.

5000 Sheep Pelts wanted Tor which fair
price will he paid at .JOHNSONS.
Dec. 10 10 1915.
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LADIES. REMEMBER


That Cashmelcs, NJ. De LANES, Rept. De
LANES, Chusans, AlPaccas. plain and hsued,
Cords, Gimps, tringeS, yelyclS, ribbous, hat lib
bons, Silk giriles, cords and tassels, worsied
boas, cravats, fancy velves, gloves, spiral coId,
quilted borders, bonnet silks, CARPET bags, cali
Goes muslns, cloth buskns, callers, slips, walk
ing shoes, awls, sc. &c, YOU cat buy Of The
subscribers cheaper than Of any one else in this
vicinity. 4. BECKWITI & Co.
Oct. 1874
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SHAWLS, SHAWLS

4 splendid 10, OF Shawls at remarkable low rri-
u ceS. Among which may be found Emb L-v-
endcr De laine, Damask silk, and The finest srti>
Gle Of Brocha, for sale ty /. c. MEAD
Cornwall, Oct 1915. 81
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Nsnro of that best bleached Winter Oil
HAOiO for Lamps. Also low priced
ditto, good article. just received by
Jan. 1876. FRANCIS.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We the subscribers, being appointed by TIE
Probate Court tof theDistrici Of New havcr Com
missioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons, against the
estate Of
MARY PURRINTON,
late of Lincoln, in said District, deceased and,
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto: And months from the 18Th day Of
December 1915, being allowed by said Court for
thatpurpOSe we do therefore hereby, give notice
that we will attend 10 the business Of cur said ap-
pointment, al the dwelling house of Elizabeth
Purrinton in said Lincoln on the first Saturday
in February and third Thursday in June A. D.
1915. from nine o'clock, A. NJ. until four o'clock
PM. GU each Of said days
John Bush,
Noses Huntington, : Comm
Amos Bailey.
Dated al Lincoln, this 10Th day ofDecember
1915. So
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LIST OF LETTERS.
Remaining in the Post Office al Middle
bury. VT Dec. Sd 1915.
~ Persons calling for any Of The under
mentioned letters will please say they have
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CONGRESS-
Correspondence OF the Bali. American.
WAsHIssroH, February 6,


WAsHiSsroE, February 9Th.
The Senate not in session tot day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The House met OF 10 o'clock with twenty seven men,
Mr.. J. X. INGERsoLL moved tina, the reading Of the
Journal be suspended.
motion made to read the Journal
The Speaker said that could in the
Of 80 few members
motion made adjourn in order to bring member.
within the bar aud to give those take
ne yeas and nays called and the lost
3, Nays II.
The Journal was read and the House then went into
Committee Of the Whole.
THE OREGON QUESTION.
MIR. RHETT Of s. c. said he entitled TO the floor
bot as members had objected his speaking he should
yield the floor.
me view OF indicating those members who opposed
to tho giving of the notice.
The debate was subsequently continued by Mes-u
HOUSTON, Of Als, CArHCART Of Ind, aud MAR.
TIN, OF Team
Mr.. MARTIN addressed the Committee in n speech
that commanded some attention for popularity of ma
hef winch was most amusing for its pomposity-Mr. VI
address the members whose speeches he had taken
OF, rather than the House. Mr. Poks District WINS repre-
sentcd by him, and Mr.. Polk was defended
Mr. Adams remarks alluded to- that in the end Mr.
folk would back out; and Mr.. Adams explained.
Mr. ADAMS said that his remarks were. that if push
ed our rights against England ought she would Weld
but wo did not, than 60 war; Mr. Polk or the
Administration would be found backing out
, UT MAX IN SAID that the gentlemen was mistaken
IL Congress clothed the Executive with power he would
give the notice regardless OF consequences.
Mr.. GiDDlNGS, being asked a question in reference
70 MS speech rose and asked he might be permitted
Mr.. MARTIN, with waive of the hand said .L..r
your seat"
Mr.. GIDDINGS continued standing
Mr. MARTIN IN an imperative manner-"Sit down
The CHAIR The gentleman from Tenn. will speak
through the Chair.
Mr.. MARTIN then on to give his reasons for the
notice.
Mr. FICKLIN Of Illinois uads , ,n,och ,ho,, ,ho Ri,
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LATEST NEWS.
Correspondence OF tn. B.l, Americas.

"Ahikeroh, feby b. 1916.
The public here. including tho great body Of members
Of Congress. greatly disappointed in not receiving
message from tho President Of tho U. States communi
canng the additional correspondence called for by the Res
olutions Of tho two Houses OF Congress.
The nature OF this correspondence hiss given rise
great deal 81 diseu'-on and many to tho
principles embodied in t. The best .ed Of these
ramors are that Mr. PAkEsHAs has requested tho
~ Of State Withdraw tho last letter submitted by hin,
snd dated the 30h Of August This letter whdraws the
offer OF compromise proposed in previous letter. Mr.
fkssnAn also proposes to Withdraw his letter declining
the offer Of compromise. This Is report.
Another Is that the British Minister oers again to sub
INIT tho question TO arbitration. the powers arbrse 10 be
selected BY the United States, either from tho crowned
unerowned heads. Another rumor s that Mr. PAKKsHAs
proposes the 4h degree Of north latitude rs tho basis Of
eompromise-this country to allow England. .s she now
has the Tree navigation Of tho Columbia rvsr and
to give US the free navigation of the ST. Lawrence.
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or Military Notice.-The Military Society
viii MONDAY EVENING. February. 81 70
oeloek. Military Hall anA
sefseant Of attached thu 18Th Rssmeui
tend-svey Who viii bring with there
wi be q N In tbe Of fe