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NEWS FROM ENGLAND-BY THE
STEAMER CAMBRIA-FIFTEEN
DAYS FROM EUROPE.

The hope Of saving the Great Britain has
been nearly abandoned. All attempts have
failed.
The formal annexation Of Cracow to Aus
ria is causing great irritation in England and
France. Diplomacy is at work on this sub
ject. 1t is violation Of the treaty Of Wen
ia which established Cracow as a neutral
city.
The English grain market is quite ANNA
te u; no advance in prices.
A meeting OF Parliament is soon TO be held
The Russians boast Of great victory over
the Circassdns.
The papers state that the imports Of Wheat
and Flour into Great Britain have been i'm
nense, equal to 100000 quarters.
Shocking accounts have been received o
he massacre of HISTORIAN Christians in Kn.
Iisian by Bedr Kan Bey. Thirty cities have
been sacked and three hundred christians
murdered.
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SANTA Annals ARMY-We learn from
The Pensacola Gazette that the accounts
which haye heretofore been published OF the
mutlnous condition Of the Mexican army,
were received at Tampico through the Eng
fish Consurs mail which arrived two days
previous 10 The sailing of the brig POrpoise
ior Pensacola. Letters from the interior re-
port muliny Of The Tampico regiment; also
a general want Cfprovsion and the preva-
lence of much sickness in the army; produc-
ing The impression at Tampico that lis con-
dilion was bad not only for want of supplies
and on account of sickness, but because OF
differences among lis leaders. 1t is repre-
scented that Santa Anna is loosing populari-
~ with his officers and that this dIsatfecrion
extends 10 the mass of the soldiers, who take
part with their iayoritc leaders.
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D | + D.

In Cornwall Dec. 18th, Mary daughter OF
Zadock 3. and Batbsheba Robbins, aged 0
Yeas months aud l6 days.
In Bridport, Dec. I7ih. of typhus fever,
Joseph, son Of Hon. Calvin Solace, aged IA
years.
Death, which has been often said 10 be The
great spoiler of all our earthly happiness aud
fuiure prospects. YET few there are who
have not been obliged to part with some near
| or dear friend by death.
But never has il been our lot TO witness
more heartfelt; Affections than have recently
befallen the family ofthe Hon.Calvir Solace,
Of this town. Mrs. Susannah Graves. the
mother of Miss Solace and widow of Rev.
Increase Graves, who had been TO visit chill
dren iu western New Y ork. was taken i'll be-
fore reaching home and was carried 10 Mr..
Solace's, which place she never left:-to0
old 10 Withstand the Chills and ague which
50 often seize our eastern people after going
west. She bore her distressing illness for
eight weeks with The calmness of Chris
liau, and died Dec. Sd, aged % years. In the
meantime, while they were attending upon
her with all the flial affection due parent,
Joseph, their son, whose death we now re-
corded, was lying very sick with typhus fever.
For days and nights they were constantly
watching for some new hope. But in this
critical moment-when they were by the
death-bed ofan esteemed parent, and by the
sick bed Of dear son-rhey received the sad
news of the death of another dear son, WIN
B. Solace, aged % years, whom they had
been hourly expecting home from Boston,
where he had been on business; but unlor-
tuuately was one Of the number who persisted
| on the Inflated Atlantic. His travelling COM
panion was spared to reach home with his
mortul remains for interment. This afflicted
family were then in the midst of the sick. dy-
Jag, and the dead In this sudden stroke, one
was cut off the very visor of health.-He
always seemed cheerful in all his occupations
his countenance ever wore tie smile Of con
tentment. And by this sudden and unexpec-
tect bereavement, father and mother broth
ers and sisters, with other dear friends, are
left TO regret the loss Of an amiable brother
and dear companion and friend. 1t is but
two years past since this family were called
to part by death with loved son and deal
brother, aged 10 years, in the very bloom o.
life and now two more Within three weeks.
A NEIGHB6R.
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Geo. F. Pearson. She was wrecked upon
the Island of Eleuthera, one Of the Bahamas,
Nov. Is. The crew, consisting Of 2O5 per-
sons, were saved.
VIRGINIA The Legislature Of Virginia
met on Monday. Edw. P. Scott was chosen
Speaker o! the Senate, and VIM. 0. Goode
Speaker OF the House. The Governors
message recommends the extension oi-the
James River Canal, and the construction OF
two great stale railroads.
Iowa Official returns from Iowa announce
the election ofIhe Democratic candidate Tor
Governor, by lOl plurality.
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WAsnrScroa, Dec. &c o'clock, P. NJ.

WAsnIxGroa, Dec. l6-6 o'clock, P. NJ.
REQUIsIrioN on PENNsYLNANIA.-A re-
uuisirlon has been made by The War Deparr
meut upon Governor Skunk. for another reg
iment, or battalion Of infantry. to join the
first Immediately, AT Pittsburgh Gov. John
son OF Louisiana has receivcd the eighth re-
QUESTION upon that State lrOm the War De-
partmeut, for battalion of artillery to serve
during the war. aud to be despa' ched to Tam
pico. The letter is dated Nov. 30ih, and is
published in the Delta. General Jesup had
left New Orleans for Port I.avaca. the Bra
zos, Tampico, and probably Vera Cruz.
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FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
WAsHlNGroN Dec. I3.

The U. S. steamship telegraph from
Brazos Santiago 29lh uIi. and Port Lavacca
list, inst arrived al New Orleans on tho III
ilcr flag floating al half mast, having on
baard the remains of Major Ringrold and
Lieut.. Cochran, in charge Of she Baltimore
Committee. The steamer Monmouth arriv-
ed the day before, hut the news from Mon
terey and the posts along the Rio Grnnde is
80 later than previously received. Mr.. AL
deaunoy, who had been employed by the
United States Commssiary 10 luke out d
sum Of money 10 Gen. Wool, came passen
ger in the Monmouth and furnished the fol-
lowing inteiligenc:
He arrived at Monclova Nov 6. where the
army of Gen. Wool was encamped in fine
condition. remaining until the 14th, when he
aiarted for Monterey, accompanied nv an
escort, with dispatches for Gen. Taylor A
duel had been fought BY two Mexicans nj
Matamoros. with kniv' s, in which on orlhe
parties was killed.
General BuiIer is Military Commander o
Monterey, GENERALIZATION has returned from
Saltilo, leaving General Worth in posses
session ofihe place. 1t was the intention o
The General that the whole OF the forces, eX
cepl the necessary number 10 garrison the
several posts, would concentrate at TampE
60, aud that General Taylor, in going there,
would take a route leaving San Luis Potos
10 the right Arrived at TampicO. and hav.
inc the necessary forces 10 carry out his lu
lure operations. an attack would be made on
Vera Cruz, simultaneously by sea and land
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT.


District of Addison, SIS.
Be it remembered that, at Probate Court
held at Middebury in and Tor the District
of Addison. on the 18th day of December.
A. d. 1916.
Ruben Samson named executor in an in
sirument supporting 10 BIO the last will and
testament OF
ELIPHALET SAMSON
late of Cornwall in said district deceased,
presents the said instrument for probate: IL
is therefore ordered that the said instrument
be examined and considered for Probate. by
this Court, at the session thereof 10 be held
at the office OF the Register Of this Court in
said Middlebury, on Thursday the 2Ist day
of January next, at one o'clock in the afer-
noon, and that said Reuben Samson give no
lice thereof to all persons Interested, thar
they may appear and make there objections,
if any they may have, 10 the probate and al
lowance Of said will, by publishing cerll-
fed copy oft order in the Northern Gal
axy, newspaper printed at said Middebury
three weeks successfully previous 10 the
time ofsaid Court.
Jed S. BuShneH, Register.
A true copy of Record, 81
Attest Jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
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The consideration of the message was ia
ken up. Mr. Gentry denounced the message
and he war. Nh. Kennedy of Indiana de
tended the President aud Mr.. Hudson a.
tackled the administration. Mr.. Winthrop
offered resolution calling on the Secretary
of War 10 furnish a copy IF expenditures foi
harbors. roads, and Notifications ia the sew
eraI States and Territories. Notices were
given of intentions to hiring in bills 10 settle
the mineral lands, and for the improvement Of
rivers aud la.bors. The House proceeded IL
elect a Chaplain.
On the third ballot. the Rev. Mr.. Sprole
was elected lie had one hundred and three
votes Dewey, forty hi; Sinsley, eight
cen. aud 5torrS three. Mr.. Douglass from
the Committee on Territories, reported a bill
for the admission of Iowa into The Union.
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IT. 81
CONGRESS.

SaxArE-Ou the 18th instant, the mess
age was taken up for reference. and after
some angry discussion as TO what Committee
That part Of it which relates TO establishing
civil government in the conquered terrific
rics. The subject wus laid on The table.
Rev. NJ. Sicer was elected Chaplain.
HousE.-Mr. Pollock moved 10 suspend
the rules in orGer 10 Offer a resolution TO in
srrucr the Committee of ways and means tt
repor, a bill for the repeal Of the Tariff q
1896 and remodel that Of 1912. Lost IS Il
40.
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,-we would call the attention of our

sE We would call the attention oil onI
,eaders 10 the advertisement Of DOct. Har-
ris. headed-'I'he rdpor Of sulPhuric Ether.
The successful use of an article in the male
ia medica which should produce insensibili-
~ TO pain in the extraction Of teeth or any
other surgical operation has long been de-
sideratum ofthe Profession. From an arlI-
Gle in the Boston Medical aud Surgical Jour
nal fiom the pen of Doct. Warren 1t ap
pears that Doc. Morton Dentist Of Boston
has made the discovery, so imPostant in ale
waiting human suffering, Its efficacy has
been fairly tested in the Massachusetts Gen
ela Hospital and fully certified by sever -
Of the emminent Physicians in that city
il has there been used NOT only in The eT
traction of teeth but in the more IrJtrdcte
operations of cutting out tumois and Other
amnutations when additional civilizations
were administered. In the operations which
we witnessed we did not perceive any disa-
greeable effects after the SUSPENDED functions
had returned to their natural state.
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theories of free-rade be once adopted in prac
.ice, the present administration of the gov
eminent would be regarded as he most dan
perous which ever presided over the deslin
10. or the republic. Thank Heaven the in
glorious defeats which Locofocoism has al
ready sustained in various States furnishes
,he strongest evidence tina; the people nave
already discovered the desperate misrule oil
The dominant party. 1t must aud VIII oe
overthrowu. With no other or better pnncf-
pies than war for slavery and Fiee trade IL Is
doomed.
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"UNRESISTING SLIDE YOkE.r

The subscriber would respectfully inform
the public that lie is the proprietor oil This
kind of Ok Yoke in this region patented TO
David Chappell Esq. Of Sheldon Vt. The
advantages Of this yoke FOR cattle who are in
The very troublesome habit OF crowGing are
almost incalculable by enabling the cattle
TO travel at greater or shorter distance
from each other, all Inconvenience from The
disagreeable habit ofhauling are avoided in
The worst of animals. This object is COM
pletely accomplished by wheel and slide
attached 10 bows with cogs which are placed
on The Top of the yoke as will appear by a
perfect noodle Of the same 10 the hands of
his agents. All who have used this sort Of
yoke have expressed The fullest satisfaction
in its utility. He has appointed jeremiah
Pratt, OF Addison his general agent for this
patent. WILLIAM H. PRATT.
N. 3. The proprietor or one al his agents
will be al ST. Adams on Monday January
4th lS47, at the American in Burlington on
Monday the 1lth, and at vcrgeDnes the
Thursday following.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
District of Addison. s.

District oil Addison, SIS.
Be II remembered that. at a Probate Court
held at Mddlebuly in aud for the Disiric. Of
Addison, on the l3Ih day Of December,A. D.
1916.
Thomas B. Martin late Of Granville in said
County deceased presents his administration
account for allowance. IL is therefore order
ed that the said account lie examined and
considered for allowance, at the session OF
this Court to be held at the Office ofthe Reg
ister Of this Court in said Middlebufy. on
Thursday the 2lst day of January next. at
one O'Clock in the afternoon, and that said ad
minisIratoi cause notice thereof 10 be given
to all persons interested, that they may ap-
pear and make their objections, il any they
may have. TO the allowance of said account.
by publishing a certified copy Of this order 10
the Northern Galaxy "a newspaper printed a,
said Middlebury] three weeks successfully
previous TO the term Of said COurt.
Jed, S, BUSHNELL Register.
A true copy of Record.
Attest Jed. :. Bushnell Register.
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WasgISGrox,DE

WAsHISGroS, Dec. l6-7 o'clock, p. NJ.
ARRIVAL OF MAJOR RINGGoLD's REMAINS.
By the southern male line of this evening
the remains of Major Ringgold have been re-
ceived, in charge OF the Baltimore committee;
Kelly. the teamster Of the departed hero, be-
ing in their company. The remains were re-
ceived here by committee appointed Tor
the purpose, detachment of volunteers. and
a large number of citizens. They were es-
corted BY guard Of honor TO jackson hall.
They will be removed to Baltimore tomorrow
evening.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Addison, SIS.
Be it remembered that al Prohaie Court
held at Shoreham in and for The District of
Addison, on the 14rh day Of November A.
ID. 1916.
Reuben Larrabee named executor in 40
instrument purporling TO be the last will and
testament of
SALLY LARRABEE
late of said Shoreham deceased, presents the
said instrument for probate: IL is therefore
ordered, that said instrument be examined
and considered for probate, by this court, ut
the session thereof 10 be held nj the office OF
A. G. White Esq. in said Shoreham, OH
Thursday The 9TH day Of January next. at
one o'clock in the afternoon, and that said
Reuben Larrabee give notice thereof 10 all
persons interested, that they may appear
and 7 axe their objections, il any they may
have, 10 the probate and allowance Of said
will, by publishing certified copy OF Ihis
order in the Northern Galaxy-a newspaper
printed at said Middlebury weeks
successfully previous 10 the time Of said
Court.
J. S. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy of record, "a
attest. J. S. Bushnell, Register.
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ForefatherS' DaV.

The anniversary of the landing OF the Pill
srims will be observed in this town, the
present year, as usual The exercises will be
attended in the Congregational Church, on
Tuesday evening. December 22d, at 6 o'clock.
The address will be delivered by II on. SAM
UEL SWIFT.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-DEc. IA.

At market $40 Cattle, 424 Stores, s yokes
working oxen. 80 Cows and Calves, $3.50
Sheep and about 700 Swine.
Beef Cdule-Exrra 1915, first quality S.
so: second quality, $50 AS; third qaali
Iy, $50 81.
Store CDttLe-Sales not noticed.
Workmg Oren-Sales made at 81, 76, 80,
and 95.
Cotcs and CdlUss-Sales noticed at Sl9,
81, 26 90, "a, an AZ so.
Sheep-Sales Of lots al Coo, 81, 1,63, LIS,
and 5,67; and lot Of III purchased by Mr..
VI. White, Of Watertown, at about 5000 a
head.
.SUinc-Shoats, at wholesale, A lac ioI
Sows: and 5l-4c for Barrows. At retail
from to and l &c: Old Hogs, l-2C
per ID.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET-Dec. II
DUTY, 80 PER CENT.
There has been a good demand for Amer
lean pulled Wool, aud former prices are sus-
tanned.
Prime Saxonv heeces
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Rev. Mr.. Daily will celebrate three Masses
in Midllebury on Christmas day, the 18th
inst, the first to commence at g, the second
at 9. and the third al IL l2 o. clock in the
forenoon.
Catholics are respectfully invited to attend.
MidJlebury 18th Dec. 1876.
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C. We are sorry to say that the remain
der Of that message has again fourced on. i'm
portant items of intelligence from our col
ums. There is however MOTH g new from
the seat ofwar nor very. exciting from Con
gross.
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~ The organ OF the Government the
Union, comes out begging for organization
every where. and 10 circulate the docu-
MEMS Patriot fashion, if the Democracy
would save the Union from grinding protec-
tionists,' and other dreadful evils! Too
late-the mischief is DONE documents
wont save them. They had warning C.
nough; andmust take the consequences =
N. Fl. Sentinel.
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THE
PICTURE GALLERY.
THE

o. WILL be kept open at No. 7, Nichols
Building for few days longer. The subscriber
thought of moving off with his traps and 'ixinS'
some weeks ago, but he found himself kept alto
gether too busy by the the good people in taking
pictures and trapping likenesses; so he has had
no tive 10 pack up. Now, however, he finds he
must tear himself away, in a few days. In
the mean time he will be ready to accommodate
any who may call G. w. BALDWIN.
MiddlebuIy Dec % 1876 81
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LATEST News FROM THE MooN-rHRoUGH
LORD ROSES TELESCOPE. general
appearance, 'one vast ruin of nature'-ex-
tinct volcanoes, $50 miles in length-neiiher
air nor water! However inviting she NAV
look TO US. we may as well stick 10 mother
earth as pretty good location, all Kings
considered.
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Major General Scott accompanied by his
aid-de-camps, Lieut.. Scott, and Lieut.. Viii
liams, and by Major Smith, Of the Corps Of
Engineers, proceeded this morning by the
packet ship Union 10 New Orleans, EN- route
for Mexico, there 10 assume the command
Of the army and lis ulierior operations
n Jour. OF Com, Nov. 80.
The sherifi's jury incases of Fichburg and
Charlestown Branch Railroads, and James
Gould VS. Maine extension Railroad, for land
taken by its track, reported al Lowell on
Monday, verdict of thirty thousand
three hundred, twenty nine thousand seven
hundred, md fortv-seven hundred dollars.
which the Maine company appealed from 10
The Supreme Court.
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CHAMPLA1N AND CONNECTI-
CUT RIVER RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.

The subscribers to the stock Of the Chamlilain
and Connecticut River Rail Road Company are
reminded that the three dollars of the first as
SesSment on each share of said stock the pay
ment of which was deferred, are payable on tic
10th day of November instant
Payments may be made TO the banks or agents
as heretofore notified
S. SWIFT, Treasurer.
Middlebury, November 3, 1916
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NOTICE.

The demands ofthe subscriber may be found
in the hands of Geo. s. Swift, Esq. and any one
having any unsettled business with me, may have
it arranged by calling on Mr.. Swift, or address
ing me at Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.
Nov. Dist, 1916 Stiff E. w. DRURY.
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aSalVatinn is afthe IeWsD

We are glad to learn that the Rev, c. F.
Frey, generally known as the converted
Jew, will make visit TO part Of this State
as the Agent Of the American Baptist So
sciety, for evnngelizing The Jews. BY d.
vine permission he will preach on the past
and pl eseni state ofthe Jews, and their future
restoration and conversion. At each place
collections will be taken up in aid of The a.
hove Soc;efv
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New York, Wednesday, 9 P. VI.

The Loss OF THE Boston.-The BALI
more Sun announces The loss Of the Unped
States sloop-oi-war Boston, Commander
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Nj arrie d ,

On the 10th inst. by Il. Bass Esqr. Mr..
Jonathan Wainwright TO Miss Hannah IL.
Sessions all Of this place.
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Mackerel 4 Salmon.
Books
NOTICE.
TO PRINTERS.

FOR SALE, complete apparatus for casting
Printers Leads, consisting Of Mould, Lead
Gutter, Trying Gage, Portable Iron Furnace, and
pipe, Metal Pot, and every thing necessary for
Lead Casting
The MouI will cast leads 7I-2 inches in
length, and of any thickness, from 10 to plea, 10
plea and half, and can be altered from one size
10 another, in three minutes and will castas per
feet leads as can be obtained at any Type Foun-
dry.
The whole apparatus is in so condensed form
that it is contained in a small trunk eighteen in
ches square.
Instructions either personally or by letter
will he given to the purchaser, by which he can
cast leads in perfect manner.
Address, JOHN G. GAY. Whiting, N.
80 or. J. COBB, .Middtebury, W.
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1t is not often that we find amongs the
Medical faculty sufficient candor 10 accord
any merit whalevhr 10 Patent Medicines as
il conflicts with their interests so 10 debut
below we give an exception.
OPINION OF A REGULAR PHYSI-
CLAN,
Exeter Me. Sept. 30, 1915.
This certifies that hsvc recommended the
use of Wisters Bison OF Uild Cherry for
serses of the Lungs, fortwo years past and
many bottles, 10 my knowledge have been
used by my patients, all with beneficial re-
suits. Ia Two cases where it was thought
confirmed consumption had taken place, the
Wild Cherry effected a care.
E. BOYDEN, Physician at Exeter Cor
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS
on the wrapper. w. P. Russell agent.
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VAP0R OF
SULPHURIC ETHER.
Teeth Extracted without Pain.

N. HARRIS, M. D., Middlebury, Addison, CO.
VT after numerous and salts 'actory experiments
and on the united testimony OF the Medi cal Fac
uty of Middlebury, can assure the public, that in
skilfu hands Incorporation is perfectly safe and
effectual.
Doct. II. has been enabled 10 remove teeth
without the least suffering TO the patient: and is
prepared to wait On calls at his Office every day
until further notice, all operations done in Den
tistry as usual
WE, the undersigned, having witnessed the
exhibition ofthe Sulphuric Ether, by N. Harris,
NJ D. Dentist, do not hesitate TO aver that, from
the experiments we have seen him perform, and
from recently published Surgical Cases in the
Massachusetts General Hospital, and elsewhere.
have no donbt Of the efficiency of this Agent, in
producing temporary insensibility to pain, when
with suitable apparatus, as used by him, 1t is
properly administered.
EDWARD TUDOR, NJ. ID.
JONATHAN A. ALLEN, NJ. ID.
ZACHEUS BASS, NJ D.
W.P. Russell NJ. d.
s. PEARL LATHROP, NJ. d..
JIG. WELLINGTON. A. M.
G.. LINNHIUS ALLEN, NJ. ID.
JADAMS ALLEN, JR. Nj. ID.
SIDNEY MOODY,
DUGALD STEWART, A. NJ.
S. STODDARD. A. NJ.
ED. MUNGER, n. Nj.
c. E. TURRILL,
II. BELL. A. NJ.
EDWARD WAINWRIGHT.
Middlebury, Dec. %. 1876
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Fresh Arrival.

WHITE HAVANA SUGAR, Just re-
ceived and for sale by 9. Nj. SIMMONS.
MiddIebury, Dec 10, 1916.