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LOCK QUIZ!
TUOS uVGUrS II
wNrEH s.r. cmENr CNsm

CLoTnlNG STORE;
Second door beioc me United States Hotel,
....s- IVhceling, Va.
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sio county W.
fT3HE Defen ants
= James e.. Ohm
eton Sophia biz VIC
iasnptisn Fan, and
Eveiins Alter sry,
widow OF vi ham
u. Attglury and
William u. Aue<
bury the ya'uftrer,
Sarah BAL Gbury,
francis l.. Atts<-
bury Alexa' dor Al
tsrbury, A, gqsth Q
\ Atterbury, Elizo-
beth r.. A.tarbsr,,
a. eussvus Cresa,i
aud ternelis hts
wife. W NJ take mo-
iirs thai on the 9Th
day Of Nove'nl'or
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-11

OFFICE 90 rIIE COLUMBUS INSURANCE co.
n sunfrNR Il sIELLE's wARE-uoCsE. WATER ST.
81 X LIST, Secretary.
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loo LANES kOW, MAIN STREET,
WHEELING, VA.
TTAS just received from the Eastern cities the los,
n and arsest stock of Dry Goods ever in the
west and which he will prove that he sells from 2J 10 n
per cent cheaper than any other store IN tile city,
in his stock will lie found the fellow ing tho prices
set down:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-11

The idea of taking the presc Nptiow OF ths phyRieaa
longer useless, and iwas utterly opposed 70 taking
pin Ny friends became alarmed often solicited ~
y Brsndrsth's Fills, asserting that they derived great
benefit from their ~ last tempted TO give
them trial. aud s but just 10 say that amer usira
them short time II BEGAN totecOver. aud soon
ENTIRELY REHTORED To HEALTH,
and think ia duty which owe to the world ana n
d. BFa''dreth, 10 make this public acknOwieasms. Z,
n, nLiea
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-06
THE ELECTIONS.

The Journal of Commerce thinks the T.,
lections Of 1916 have not materially changed
the aspect OF political affairs. We think dill
erently. and will briefly sum up the evidence
and ask an impartial verdict.
Nrv HAyPsHIRE: Strongly Loco-Foco ioi
seventeen wears past now Wing Cover
nor and Wing plurality in tho Leglsla'u lure
with n strong anti-Polk and anti Texas ma
;or;,v in each house JOSEPH CILLEY U. s.
Senator for two years, JOHN p. HALE ditto
Cor the six succeeding years; both anti-Polk
md ontiTexas with the State District for
Members Of Congress, and the U. S. Dis
tribution Fund received. This is the most
remarkable Polical revolution Of our day,
and bids fair 10 be enduring.
RHODE ISLAND: Wing as usual all round.
CONNECTICUT: A decided Wing plurality
on every State Officer, yet Loco Foco mi
noritv Executive put in BY the indirect aid Of
D;rncvism and the direct influence Of Rum.
KENrrcKY Legislature only; thoroughly
Wings. by an increased majority.
INDIANA; Loco-F oco Governor reelected
bya majority something greater than Folks;
Senate ditto by fro majority; House Wing
nv sir and Joint Ballot ditto by four. Last
vear Senate tied House and Joint Ballot
Loco by ten majority.
I,,IsoIs: State ticket Loco by an in
creased majority, no serious effort being made
bv the Wigs One Wing Congressman
ms before another defeated by Mormon votes
a, Nauvoc. A Loco elected in another Dis
trict by Wing votes.
Missouri and ARKANSAS Loco with no
seriou. effort by the Wings Wing gain in
tie Arkansas Legislature.
LouIsANA: Loco as il had been for some
wears; Governor and Legislature carried by
an increased majority
NORTH CAROLINA: Wing all over, electlng
Il Wing Governor by double MIR. Clay's ma
iori,y Legislature, Wing in both branches
the Senate i gain two U. S. Senators 10
s,e chosen; one Of them Il gain
VIRGINIA.: Loco-Foco as usual.
MAINE: No cheice for Governor; 1000 a
.,ainst the regular Loco candidate. whe had
1900 last, Legislature still doubtful. Last
car strongly against us. Tho State either
clearly revoluiionizcd or obviously on the
point of becoming so.
Such arc, briefly. the results of the Elec-
,tons. thus far, in 1896 Ifthe Journal Edit
Or will not admit Wing gain thus far, we
trust the States yet to elect will relieve him
from all perplcxity on the point-IfiGune.
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MEDICAL.

THE thirtv-third Anniversary Of the Vermont
/ Medical Society will be held at Montpelier,
on Wednesday, the fourteenth day of October
next.
The County Societies within the Stale are
requested to send delegates, and general at
tendance of regular practitioners of medicine is
solicited.
An address from the President Dr. H. Eaton,
and, also, one from Charles Hall, NJ d., of Bur
lington, may be expected. Other communica-
tons will, undoubtedly, be made; and medical
men who may have important facts to commu-
nicatc are invited to come prepared to present
them as opportunity may occur during the ses-
sion. J. A. ALLEN, Cor. Sec.
Middlebury, Sc p Isl, 1916.
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MIR. BANCROFT AND SENATOR
EUSk-SANTA ANNA AND PRESI-
DENT POLK.

Potomac, the excellent correspondent oil
the Baltimore Pairi0r writes that paper as
follows:
Perhaps there never was 4 man heated
worse Than Mr. Bancroft has been, Pc ople
eomeiow or other ,e;H not like him. On the
Saturday previous 10 the adjournment oil
Congress, Wien the President and Cabinet
were III the Capitol Mr.. BANCROFT advanced
with hi- own peculiar manner, up 10 Senator
Husk and offered his hand 10 that gentle
man Gen. Rusk drew himself up in the
dignity of his naiure-inr he il a very fine
specimen of man-and said, Sir. | shall
not shake hands with any such person rs you
are. do not consider you gentleman
The insuiird Secretary repaired TO Mr..
Walker and told him how he had been treat
cd BY the Texas Senator. Whereupon MI.
Secretary w ,licr sought ont General Rusk
and undertook TO Glide him somewhat gent
" ihongh) for having insulcd member of
the Cabinet
Il Member Of The Cabinet :" exclaimed
General Rusk land who is he more than
any bldv else who conducts himself proper
" aad like Il gentleman The person re-
fused my hand 10 is no gentleman, and if you
sir. wish TO resent the atfront Which he is I'M
willing 10 resent; you can do SO in any way
YOU cholse I"-Alr.WaIker was soon non est.
These facts were communicated to me by
Loco Focn Ex-senator 10 Congress, and
by an officer OF some note in the world, and
will. imagine, hardly be denied.
4 Loco Foco Judge of the United States
District Court in one oTfhc Southern STATES
Informs nir that Santa Anna has fooled MIR
Polk, aud says he would have toOicd him TO
the tune ola couple OF millions more if Con-
greSs had granted the money MIR. Polk asked
i,r. OI!hl not Mr.. Polk t. thank Honest
JAN DAVIS" for swing him from liSing for
the nation this large sum ofmoncy
distinguished Loco Foco vino has been
member of Congress, AMI among the InGI-
ans and ia Mexico. assured me a few days
ago that he saw not tho remoirsi signs of
pace between this country and Mexico. He
IL Il warm personal and polite friend also OF
Mr.. Polk. He says the revenue which the
Mexican Government formerly derived from
the port of M,lamoroS was NOT over $4,000
a1rl lily, and cost double treble that sum
10 keep the frontier guarded md protested
from the Indians in that quarter.
Nop our army guards that whole line Of
frontier and besides furnishes Il most admir-
able and high paying market for The Mexi-
oansl Hence, he gays, the Mexican Gene
rails will disperse their troops, give us no
pitched battles, and let our army march TO
the Mexican Capital, by the way of Saltillo
and Monterey, when it can
PoToNAC.
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Di e d

At Southport Wisconsin, or tho 18th oil
Sept last, Mrs. Eliza NJ. B. Whitaker,
wife Of John Whitaker formerly Of this town,
aged % years: also few days after her
child aged months.
SUICIDE. Since the record of intemper-
ance has been more accurately kept we are
astonishrd at the numerous instances Of
death by suicide or delirium tremens which
are constantly occurring from that fatal vice.
On the l7.h ult Luther McFerson resident
oil Shoreham shot himself few rods from
home. He was Incorporate and had been
so from early lie.
AT Dixon Illinois, on the. 9th Of September,
Clara Adelaid. infant daughter Of Hora'io
NJ. and Sarah G. Wood, formerly Of this
place.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-06

TIE PIrrsF,ELD AND NORTH ADAMS RAIL
ROAD will be completed and ready for travel.
by the middle of October. Messrs. Body,
Stone d Co Of this town are now rapidly
Iaying,,he tract The road is ls miles long /;
il passes along the Western railroad for a
mile and half, east from Pittsfeld, and then
strikes up through the valley Of the Housa-
tonic, Thou n possessed by separate COM
pany. this road has been built by, and will be
conducted under the management of the
Western railroad. The prospects Of an ex-
tension Of the road up through the state
into Vermont. are quite promising.
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LOCO-FOCO STATE CONVENTION,
WRIGHT AND GARDINER NOMINA-
TED

SYRACUSE, Thursday Evening, Get, l.
The Convention assembled At O'Clock this
afternoon, and the whole time until has been
consumed in the organization and hearing the
reports ofCommittees appointed to pass upon
conflicting claims of Delegates.
CHESTER Looms, OF Ontario WAS chosen
President, and the Albany and Madison Barn
burners and the Oneida IIuukers were admit,
ted TO seats. Peckham aud his colleagues hav-
ing been rejected, after most fierce stru5-
gle. by vote IL TO A
The vote for Governor was as follows:
SILAS WRIGHT Ii2 a. J. Parker 2
II. J. Redfeld, 8 J. d Skinner I
ADDISON GARDINER was nominated for
Lieut., Governor without taking any ballot.
Adjourned 10 9 O'Clock. Yours. &c.
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Nj a r c d,

In ths town on the 30th ult., by Emerson
Il. Wright Esq. Mr.. Almon l.. HuniIey Of
ochroon n. Y. and Miss Martha NJ. Pinney
of Middlebury.
In Bridport on the 18th Sept by Rev. Da-
ma Lamb, Major Gustavus V. Cook Of New
Haven, to Miss HiIa Lee, Of Bridport
On Thursday, the 24th int, at Grace
Church, by the Rev. DR.. Anthem, &C. Wal
Ter, ESQ.,, Of New York, to Mrs. Caroline
Hall, of Boston.
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CosT OF WAR AID WHrrNEY's RAIL
noAD.-The Mics Courier very truly says i;
The present war with Mexico has involved
The nation in an expense already. nearly ad-
equate 10 one third what Mr.. Whitney re-
f Se Tor this great project traiIroad 10 the
"I1Ic,) and we doubt not that before We
tla.lH nave cleaned our bands of the fdrcicdL
al.all' surg fire millions will not make a.
nSn Inc contamination Of such a
e Irene as that OF Mr.. Whitney's would Sc
.ure 70 'he present age the admiratien of
49, mon. . yei hidden in ae,womb of time.
mmn.e 'ne war will either be forgot or only
remembered with shame. o'
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In Cornwall Sept, 9th. ofdysentary, Wal
do Herbert only son Of William and March
A. Turner, aged 3years.
He tasted Of life's Bit er cup,
And turned his head aside;
Refused to drink its contents up,
And how'd his head and died
Cease, fond parents, cease to weep,
Your lovely Waldo is at rest;
Why should you wish one day to keep
Him from the mansions of the lest.
Although mothers heart was rent
To see him weep and die,
He has exchanged a world ofwoe
For bliss and Joy on high.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-06

The Northern Railroad. The rails are
now laid more than four miles north Of Con-
cord depot A locomotive, the Jehu,' has
been placed on the road, and is constantly
employed in drawing cars loaded with iron,
&c. The whole line to Franklin is making
great progress, and will no doubt be COM
ple,ed by early winter. concord Courier.]
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY, Sept. 90.
At market, 1926 Beef Cattle, 1850 Stores,
20 yokes Working Oxen, AZ Cows and
calves, $500 Sheep and about 1900 Swine.
BEEF CATTLE.-First quality, S. so; Sec
ond quality, S. 90 third quality, 81 so, a 81
IS.
STORE CATrLE.-Sales of yearlings at 81
a $40; and two years old SO TO 16, and IL.
WORKING OxEN.-Sales made at $62
81, 81, 72. and $7S.
Cows AND CALvFs.-Sales were noticed
ST. IS, 20, %, &c, 20, so, and S45.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-Dull Sales Of lots
at Ssc. 81 &c, 81, 1877 and 81 SO.
WOOL-There has been n fair demand
for the various grades offleece Wool, with
out any improvement in prices
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REMEDY FOR THE MILLION
FOR ALL SEASONS.
DIR. PHELPS Compound TOMATO PILLS

FUR ALL OEASONS.
Dr. PHELPS Compound TOMATO PILLS
III, unriralled Purifier ofhe Blood and Res
toratire Of The System. IN all morbid Secre-
fions Of the The Glands, Skin and Liuer.
morbid Hum0rs and riti0ted state ofhe
systm.
These Pills having had an unprecedented pop
.ularty with the Faculty and the people, for eight
wears are not among those Of d0ubtl nj efficacy
or experimental character, but can be cOnfded
IN as composition founded upon correct therea-
pueiic principles, and relied upon as the safest
most pleasantand efficient
PURGATIVE MEDICINE
ever known and where simple cathartc is nee
dcd they
ARE UNEoUALLED.
They will positively cure, and have done so in
more than five thousand cases,
Dyspepsia. Jaundice, L'rer Complaints.
!Scregaia, Ulcers, ErysipeIas, Kings Erit.
Constipation.
Rheumatism, HORNS, Tamors,
Nervous Face Ache. Depression II Mind,
DrOpsy. Female Diseases, EruPtiOns Of
tie Skin, Pain and Enlargement Of
The Bones, Morbid ComJL rion.
Flmeiency. Grarcl, General Debility, Loss
otAIyetite, Suppressed Precipitation, DC.
The indications requiring the Tomato Pills
and when they should be used without delay, or
a PREVENTATIVE" ITO the formation oil acute
and dangerous diseases" are
When there is sediment in the urine,
When the urine is very high colored,
When there IS general laSitude Of the body,
When there is pain in the back or head
When the tongue is furred,
When the skin is hot,
When the skin IS dry,
When the skin is yellow,
When the appetite is poor.
When there are cold chills,
When there is pain in stomach CT bowels
When there is nervous irTitatiobss
When the dreams are bad, or starting In sleep,
lftaken on the occurrence Of any Of the ADORE
indications of approaching disease, much pain
and sickness will lie prvtnlCd.
LOOK OUT FOR lMITATORS.
Be particular to inquire for PHELPS Toma-
TO Pills, and see thai thename Of G. r. PHELPS
M. d. is on the side label The genuine can be
obtained of all the respectable Druggists in the
country; and one principle Merchant in every
town is an authorized Agent These wishing to
obtain the Pills should inquire az the principal
Store in their town. Orders should be detected to
G. R. Phelps NJ. d., Hartford, Conn., -
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Hampshire is matter of considerable political
consequence We see i. stated that the old
New-H Hampshire Patriot and Ex-Governor
Hills Patriot are TO be connected, and plac-
ed under The editorial charge Of Mr.. Burke.
now Commissioner Of Patents at Washing
ton. The intent is, TO unite all the Democ-
racy under central head. and break down
the insubordinale attempts of selfconstituted
leaders.--Bosfon Courier.
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c,u.es. has been deposed. ltapPears that on
tbe 23d inst the Club had meeting, and 10
consideration Of an alleged improper assump-
tom of authority, in taking books and papers
from their Secretary. resolved Isaiah out OF
the Presidency, and John l.. Austin into the
succession.
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LOOK HERE!

Support your orn mechanics
"Selline of at cost" Please call way up be-
yond the hin. at the sign ofthe hat, If yan want
to buy good napi hats for 500 a piece, and wool
hats from so cts. to 81 90, am determined IN
sell lower than any other man for CAsH or most
kinds Of produce JOHN JAChH'cc
Midflcbury, Sept %, 1916
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WIG STATE CONVENTION.

WIIIU . n L GUN EN- IION.
The usual October Convention for the ap-
pointment ola Stale Central Committee and
County Committees for the ensuing year,
will be holden at Montpelier on WEDNES-
DAY THE 14TH OCTOBER next. at Z
O'Clock P NJ. A full attendance ofthe Wing
members Of the Legislature. and Of delegates
from towns unrepresented, lie desired.
HARRY BRADLEY, !
ANDREW TRACY,
GEO. T. HODGES,
PORTUS BAXTER, : State Com.
E. P. WALTON JR.,
SAMUEL ADAMS,
A. L. MINER,
Sept. %, 1916.
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ZEPHYR wcrstcd, Tidy Yarn, Knitting Cot
II ton, marking Canvass, Coats and TayloI's
Spool Thread. &c. &c at BlRGES.
April J, 1916.
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DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY

The extraordinary success attending the,
use of This medicice in diseases Of the lungs.
and The many singular cures il has effected
having naturally attracted the attention OF
many physicians. rs well as the whole frater-
niiy of quacks. various conleciures and sur
misses have arisen respecting lis composition;
some physicians have supposed il TO contain
iodine. other Ignorant pretenders say il con-
Iains mercury, and TO some such substance
they each attribute its singular efficacy. As
such opinions are altogether erroheous, and
calculated IN prejudice many persons against
il, we PLEDGE OUR HONOR that it con-
iains nothing of this kind, or any thing the
least Injurious; on the contrary, il is COM
posed OF the most simple substances, the prin.
cipal oil which arc the extracts oftar and wild
cherry bark. and the whole secret ofits eff
cacy consists in the mode by which they rea
prepared.
None genuine, unless signed |. B UTTS
on the wrapper.
For sale by w. P. Russell.
WITHOUT A GOOD DIGESTION no on can be
either happy or healthy. This is the great
secret Of possessing that which is The best Of
all earthly possessions. SAN MEMS IN sANA
coRPoRE.' sound mind in sound BODY
Wlttlout ttiS, VI tiit
strength Of purpose, activity or ease, can be
rqpccted. Ii is almost the sole condition of
health. and as such shonld receive the earliest
attention, both from iDvalids and those who
would not become so. When The digestion
is slightly impaired. there is no necessity of
violent or protracted course Of medicine,
which after little temporary relief, leaves the
suffering patient worse than before. By
timely recourse to some gentle nperient like
DIR. Woods Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry
Bitters, the lost blessing may be recovered,
and health regainei. This delightful altera-
tive and aperient medicine, has already won
the favor Of tbe public, and must continue so
TO do. II will be found an excellent remedy,
al once easy and gentle IN its operation, and
certain, salutary and decided in its effect
Those who have tried it will require No re COM
mendation, and those who have not, and are
afflicted with indigestion, impure Blood, Liv-
er Complaint. Rheumatism, and all that class
OF disease where cure is entirely dependent
on good digestion aid healthy state of the
Blood should certainly give it trial.
For sale by w. P. Russell.
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ADDISON CONSOLATION.

For the purpose of avoiding an interior
ence with the meeting Of the Addison Conn
ty Agricultural Society, the annual meeting
Of Addison Consolation will be deferred.
Ii will be held on the stday Of October, at
CxnwaII, at l O'Clock, p. M.
7. A. Merrill, Register.
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No man shall underseII us !
STATE OF VERMONT,
u District Of New-IIaven IS.

Be il remembered that at Probate Court
holden at Bristol in said District on the 3Oth
day Of September, 1916, the Administrator
on the estate Of Iluldah Beenan. late of New
Haven in said District, deceased. made appli-
cation to said Court to settle and allow liis
administration account, Whcreupon said
Court ordered said administrator TO notify
all persons concerned 10 appear at aprobare
Court to be holden at the office ofllIe Judge
Of said Court. in Bristol aforesaid. on tire
first Monday Of November 1916 at 10 o'clock
A. NJ; then and there TO make their ohjec-
lions TO the allowance Of said account. if any
they may have. by publishing certified copy
Of this order in the Northern Galaxy. news
paper published at Middlebury, three weeks
successfully, previous to the time OF said
Court.
HARVEY MUESILL, Judge.
A true copy Of record.
Attest. II. MUNSJILL, Judge.
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CONGRESS- WATER.
fresh supply, received every week b
August 3. ii. A. SHELDON
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I"e Ne~' Hampshire Patriots. The con-
'foi Of The STATE Democratic paper Of New
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CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE,
BY virtue Of a decree Of the Court of
Chancery for the County of Addison, at their
term held on the second Tuesday Of June
1916, shall sell at auction, at the County
Clerks Office in Middlebuiy, on Monday the
second day ofNovember next. a, o'clock in
the afternoon the following described
FARM OF LAND:
In Cornwall in said County containing
about 100 acres, being the east part Of the
farm heretofore owned by Joseph X Sperry.
now in the possession Of Abijah Stearns. and
adjuining lands OF Dan Warner, A. J. Aber-
nehy aud Reuben P. Bingham.
s. SWIFT, Master in Chancery.
Middlebury, October /, 1916.
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LIBER RATION.

This is to certify that have given my
sou Charles Bowdy. his time during the re-
mainder Of his minority 10 trade and act for
himself, and that shall claim none of his
wages and pay no debts OF his contracting
nlter thi, date. JOHN BOWDRY.
Shercham, Sept. %, 1916.
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TRIUMPHAL ENTRANCE AND
EXHIBITION IN MIDDLEBURY OF
THE VAST AND MAGNIFICENT

YAN AMBURGH COLLECTION OF
TRAINED, ANIMALS.
Preceded by the new and COLOSSAL Roman
Chariot. Constructed after the model Of the
ancient Chariots Of the Roman Conquerors. in
the most costly and gorgeous style Of work
Inanship being 20 feet in length by IL in
height.
Drawn BY eight Flemish horses Of prodisious
size and weight. and containing
SKELETONS BRASS BAND.
The procession will enter the village al 0
l-2 O'Clock. and pass through some Of the
principle streets to the place Of exhibition
Time Of exhibition from TO clock.
ADMITTASCE, rs cents. Children under
0, half price.
RTbe Exhibition viii be a, VersenDcs.
the Nth Of Oct
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BANK OF MIDDLEBURY.


SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR NEW STOCK.
Notice is hereby given, that books for sub =
scription for thirteen hundred thirty three
shares. being the amount Of New stock, ad-
ded to the capitol stock Of The Bank of Md
dlebury, in pursuance Of the Act extending
the charter Of said Bank. passed November
LIST, l645, will be opened on the 29th day Of
October instant, at the Bank Of Middlebnry,
and will continue open from ten TO five o.
clock on each day, Sundays excepted, for the
space OF ten days, and until the number OF
thirteen hundred and thirty-three shares shall
have been subscribed.
S. H. JENNISON, J
PETER STARR, Commiss.
ELIAS BOTTOM.
NAHUM PARKER, toner's.
SAML. SWIFT.
Middlebury, October l, 1916.
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NOTICE.

Mr.. Whitcomb having made permanent To-
cation this side of the mountain, is prepared to
furnish music for balls, parties, &c. on reasona-
bic terms.
II Letters addressed TO r. f. Whitcomb at
Burlington VT. will receive prompt attention.
49, 3m