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MARRIED.

On the 25th inst, by the Rev DR.. J. 8. REESE
OF Alexandria, Rev. SAMUEL NORMENT e
Miss MARY ELLEN WARD, daughter Of Rev
ULTssEs WARD.
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WILLIAM G. BRENT, Attorney an
" Counsellor at Law. Washington D. C.

w Counsellor at Law, Washington, d. c.,
will commence the practice of his profession in
nexion with Fl. III. DENT, ESQ., and in addition to
the usual business Of the legal profession, will attend
TO claims which may before Congress, or either
Of the executive departments or bureaus or before
any domestic or international tribunal created for the
adjustment of private claims, and in general TO any
claims or rights Of property, in which his profess
sonal services may be useful
Office (the same occupied by Mr.. DenD ~ street,
west side, near City Hall.
U5- The undersigned will continue prompt and
careful attention 10 the branches Of business referred
to in the above card. and particularly to any
in the Supreme Court ofthe United States, in which
he may be retained.
II. II. DENT.
Feb lo-eof National Intelligencer.
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ROPEAN HOTEL,

EU II Fan HOTEL,
City Of Washington, near the Treasury
building.
THE subscriber, having fully prepared and re-
Il plenshed his well known hotel, renewedly
soicits the patronage Of his friends and the public
His tables will always be supplied with the best
the seasons Afford and whilst effort will be spared
to give entire satisfaction, his terms will be found
so moderate to command attention from residents
and strangers There are several elegantly furnish
ed suites OF apartments and single rooms ready for
immediate occupation. Those who wish permanen,
board will find it highly advantageous to call. For
persons having business with the departments the
location of the hotel is most convenient Foreign.
ers will find their language spoken at this house, and
their comforts strictly considered. Parties accom-.
modated with refreshments of all kinds at the
shortest notice. Dinners sent to all parts of the
city as usual
L. GALABRUN.
June 81, 1846-4meodif
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Extracts Of letter from .NsW York, June 25, 1886
Broken bsnks.-The following list Of banks, which
have recently failed, has been published by Thomp-
sons bank note list. From the losses sustained by
specuators in -four and wheat the west il is pos
sbe others may be added to the list:
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"HEAT FANS.-I can supply wheat
w fans from all the factories in this country !,
and upon the most approved plans. Specimens Of
all of which may be at the store opposite the Post
Office. Prices from SIS TO S35.
June ~ J. +. CALLAN.
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MORE CIVIL OFFICERS APPOINTED by THE
MILITAET.-New Mexico is still being gov
erned' by its military conquoror, who is treat
ing il as "a territory of the United States,
the territory of New Mexico Mr.. Robert
Carey is to be clerk OF the U1teG States,
the territory of New Mexico Mr.. Robert
Carey is TO be clerk of the Supreme Court of
the Northern District of New Mexico, and
William c. Skinner 10 De clerk of the Su
preme Court for the Central district. Both
tuese gentlemen were Missouri volunteers in
the war. The ST. Louis Republican further
informs US that Beaublen is the Judge ofih
Northern District, composed Of Taos, the
valley, aud The towns on the Rio del Nsrte,
month OF Santa Fe. r. Ofero is assigned the
Central district, which includes San Domin-
90, San Felipe, and as far down as Algua-
douis. Judge Haugh'on's district is styled
the Southeastern, aud commences at the Rio
Revia on the north, and includes Pecos. San
Miguel, Santa Fee, &c.
But who is to be appointed the delegate
to Congress from the New Territory of New
Mexico, we are not yet informed. Some
other volunteer for the war would, proba-
bly,, be quito obliged TO the dictator of the
conquered province, for the berth.-[Ex-
press.
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w. P. Russell.

DR.. Woods Sarsaparilly and Wild Cherry
Bitters, There are certain diseases-to
which il is impossible 10 give Il definite
name, but which are manifested in Il general
relaxation Of the system, and particularly in
arrangement of the digestive organs, and
Of the nerves. To meet these, and to restore
the body 10 its wonteG strength and vigor.
too many are in he habit OF res orng TO The
use of powerful and unnecessary medicines
and TOO often do such after liberal use of
them, find tie system still more shattered
than before. To meet this class of COM
rlaats which we have above referred TO. all
that is needed is gentle Alternative tonic. II
this is what it should be-mild, but certain
in its efleots-hcalih may soon he reslored
without resort 10 dangerous and expensive
remedies. Those who have tried them know
that excellent medicine--Dr. Woods Sarsa
PARTLY and Wild Cherry BiIers-to be all
that the invalid could desire, compounded as
they are of two OF tthe most salulary reme-
dies yet discovered, and put up with IL care
and skill which merit the confidence of the
public, and we may add, in no small degrees
have already at,ainedit.
w. P, Russell, Agent.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

The ncw Legislature of this Stale convc-
ned a, Columbia on the 23d. Hon. Angus
Patterson WAS re -alectcd President of the
Scnaic. and VIM. T.. Martin Clerk; Hon.
". f. plaiSIed Speaker Of he House, and
L. W. Glover Clerk.
Gov. Akin Transmitted his Message next
day-It announces good crop in that por
iiyu Of the Sla:e which suffered from a fail
ure OF tho last years Harvest; good health
generally, and ronsraiualcs the State on
ihe sense of returning Justice which has
marked the measures OF the Federal Gov
crnmcn,,' especially in the faithful iuililmeni
al It's promises in destroying the protective
System, and declares that Free Trade =
adds anorhcr grant TO iie great charter Of
Human Liberty, the right 10 ENJOY The full
and unrestricted reward OF lis own labor
all which his ExccIIency's negroes will hear
wiih wondering pleasure.
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AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.

The Members of the Rutland County Ag-
rlcultural Society and The public generally
are hereby notified that the Adnual meeting
OF said Society will be held AT the Courthouse
IN Rutland. on the LIST Wednesday Of January,
1917. at 10 o'clock, A. M. for tn purpose of
eiectng the officers Of the Society. for the en-
sueIng yoar, and also to award the premiums
on held crops. altered April 1876. Competit-
ors Tor premiums will carefully notice the
conditions on which the premiums are to be
awarded and comply with the same. The
crops in our country are this year abundant.
II is hoped the competition viii! be spirited.
An Agricultural Addres may be expected al
80 an essay on the pr PREPARATION of msnures by
Nathaniel Ives, NJ. d. OF Wallngford will be
read
The Roard of Managers and the Commit
lee Fur awarding premiums: will meet al the
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OUR NAVAL OPERArIoSs.-The opipion
gather ground that Com. Stewart is TO be
ordered 10 the command of the Gulf SQUAD :
ron. The appointment ofGen. Scott gives
counen"ntc 10 this belief. This course on
the part of the Administration, affords evil
dence of disposition to urge the war with
increased vigor. Old lronsides has in an
eminrri degree, the confidence OF the service
and of the people of all parties; his expe-
rience, GOODNESS, sagacity and energy, will af-
fond The country guarantee that all " i'll be
effected upon the Gulf which the means
pI'ced at his disposal will render possible.
Phil. n. AM, Tuesday.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Nonday. No,
30, 1876.
At market720 Cattle. l8 yokes working oxen
30 Cows and Calves, 1900 Sheep and about
ESQ Swine.
Beef Cattle-Extra 1915, first quality,
so 81.
Working Oxen-Sales noticed at SCI, 70,and
~.
Cows and Calves-SaIes noticed atS17,
81. % % and "a.
Sheep-Sales of lots were made at 81 GO,
LIS, 2,2l and 2,25.
Swine AT Wholesale, 43-4c for Sows and
81 &c for Barrows; at retail, from to 6 and
81 &c ID.
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Franklin Hotel al o'clock, A. NJ. ON the day
Of the Annual Meeting.
By order sfihe President.
| JONA. C.. THRALL, Rec. Sec.
ANDREW STEWART. A number Of the
young Wings of Philadelphia city and coun,
| ty, DESTROYS ofteslifying their estimation d
| his worth and services: have rendered TO the
Hon. Andrew Stewart. the champion of The
| doctrine Of protection to home industry. the
compliment oil high public entertainment.
II will be given at the Franklin House, on
Thursday evening next.
Mr.. McDuffiie has resigned his seat in the
Senate. He writes to the Legislature of
South Carolina, that be took his seat there
only to cooperate in the repeal Of the tariff
of lS42, and that now that there is substituted
for that a free trude bill, he retires 10 private
life.
NEw-YoRK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
The list Of subscribers to the capital stoc k
Of this company is, says the Journal Of Com
merce-withont exception, the most suhstan-
tial that we ever met with. 1t embraces
many OF our wealrhiesI citizens, and not
particle of fancy work. The amount Of
subscriptions on this list is about ST.
800, 900; and it is understood that $780,
900 or $4,000 additional has been subscribe
in Boston. The whole amoent required is
81, $780, 900.
Hon. JOHN c. ADAMs-A letter 10 the
Newark Daily Advertiser, dated Boston
Nov. 26th, Says
Mr. Adams health is improving. This
statement is unqucslionabIy true but that he
VIII sufficiently recover to enable him 10
proceed 10 Washington, and engage in the
dulles ofihe approaching session, as sup
posed by the Boston Courier, is, 10 say the
lrast,vcry doubtful indeed.-In the Judgment
of his physician il would be hazardng too
much Tor hum 10 attempt il. even with appa-
REM perfect restoration; but IN edical advice
will moi stand in the way of the unbending
will ard determined purpose ofihe venerable |
sx President, should he feel himself able 10 |
undergo the la'ignes of the journey and the |
iuics of Legislation.
Gun COTTON. Some experiments upon
his new chemiralcompound have been made !
1t Cambridge. The opinion ofthe opera
or there is understood 10 be unl;ivorabIe 10
he new preparation us practical agent,
more particularly for warIIke purposes; for
Though it possesses some advantages over
il labors under several disadvad-
1t requires 10 be closely excluded
rom atmospheric air and light. both of
Which weaken its powers, and finally decom-
ose it, rendering il vaIuess Ii is liable
lso 10 explode from mere heat and
Tarmth. so that gun once discharged
'ould have 10 be cooled before again load
a..
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Explosion and Loss Of Life at Pittsburgh.
On Friday afternoon last an explosion took
place in the Foundry of Mcssrs. Alger &
HOLLAND. which resulted most calamitously.
The boiler bursted. killing MIR. holland and
a Mr.. McClory, tearing off both their heads,
and severely woundipg two or three others.
The honse reduced 10 a mass of ruins
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a Valuable Farm for Sale.

For sale, all the real estate belonging 10
the estate oil Ira Mills, deceased, supposed 10
contain about 2l0 acres of superior quality,
in first rate state Of repair, well situated in n
good agricultural community. There is on
the farm several durable springs of water, Il
good orchard Of grated fruit, good house,
several Barnes and other convenient out hull
dings. For further particulars apply to VIM
Nash and Horatio PIumbly of New Haven or
Peer Starr Of Mildlebury.
N. y. The notes and accounts of tic estate
of said Ira Mills are in the hands of VIM.
Nash who is authorized TO settle and adjust
The same.
MICHAEL F. MILLS E.recuior.
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1The following persons were at the lai
meeting the of Trustees Of the village O.
Middlebury appointed Fire Warders of said
village for the year ensuing.
Ira Allen.
Leonard Demning,
Levi Peck,
VIM. p. Russell,
David Piper,
z. Bass,
A. Wilcox,
S, Sioddard,
J. M. SLADE, Clerk.
Middlebury. Now.
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rs Hon. TnoMAs CoRwIN is warmly
commenced rs candidate for next President
by several Ohio Wing papers.
Hon. john c. CALHOUN is proposed for
next President in an able letter by Hon. FL
wood Fisher, State Locs Senator from Ham
ilion Co. Ohio.
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The mind must have its sabbath.

SHEEP TRADE.--The Pittsbvrg Gazette
says
A large operation is going on in an acloin
ing county in Ohio. in the way of slaughter
ing Sheep, feeding Hogs with the oilal, rem
dering the carcase into Tallow, curing the
Hams for market, and preparing the Pelts in
understandable manner for market. Last
season about 10000 Sheep were thus ''man-
uGactured." This year 1000 Hogs are being
ialened from the ofal at one establishment.
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Death by Iatempcrance,-An Irish woman
by the name of Bridget Desmo nd, wife Of
John Desmond. who resides on Third street,
SouilI Boston, had rum fit and fell into the
fire last evening. She was SO badly burned
that she died in about TWO hours.-Albany
Journal.
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~ The Randolph Slaves, some 400 in
number, who were prevented by the mob
from selling upon their own lands in OHIO.
have been better accommodated by the PEG
pie in the adjoining counIy-where they have
been distributed among families who are
teaching them 10 read, and training them 10
habits Of industry and frugaliIy.
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Nov. %, lS4J,
Mr.. Seth Fowle:
Dear Sir hereby certify that one year
ago last June, WAS violently attacked with
a cold and cough, with lame side and
stomach, and was not free from cough du-
ring that summer. In December following,
my cough increased to an alarming extent, so
that during that winter | lost about thirty
five pounds of flesh, and physicians with
whom advised. could give me no relief. 1t
was thought by all that should never recov
er. As my good fortune would have it, in
March following, after suffering exceedingly
through the winter, heard Of the beneficial
effects of Wistar's Balsam Of Of wild Cherry.
by way of friend who had received the
greatest benefit from The use of the article,
and was inclincdby him 10 make trial of it
myself and no words can express nv obi
cations to that friend for thus recommending
this article TO me, and at tho critical moment
he did, for had not taken up one bottle be-
fore was completely cured, anil from that
day 20 this have not been troubled with
cough. l can cheerfully recommend it 10 all,
as being aremedy Of great value, hoping 9th
els may lie induced to use it, and thus be-
come convinced of its merits, and perhaps
saved from iho fatal grasp Of consumption.
FREEMAN MOVES.
None genuine, unless signed BUTTS Oh
thu wrapper.
W. p. Russell.
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osrscRIPr-INPoRTANT FROM WASHINGTON
Mr.. Thomas Richie 10 lir. Polk.

Fos SUPPLEMENTARY FROM WASHINGTON.
Mr.. Thomas Richie 10 Nr. Polk.
Nh. RircEIE has the honar 10 assure his
ExceIlenSv, Mr.. Polk, that II grave error has
existed and afiIl exists in high quarters as TO
the nature of his (Mr. Rirchie's) calling and
mission in Washington. Mr.. Richie har
the honor 10 assure Mr.. Polk that he came o
Washington 10 conduct the official organ Of
tho Government. Republican principles and
the Resolutions ei''9S were his (Alr Rirche's)
rule of political aciOn-But Mr.. Richie
finds strange requirements. He (Mr. r.
finds himself required 10 enact at once Organ
and Monlsry-to play tricks and keep the
hurdv-eurdy in motion at the same time.
Mir. Richie ventures humhly 10 express
the apini"n that the complex part assigned 10
an = (Nr. r. is not well suited 10 the chival
glr character ola Virgiui gentleman.
Mr.. Richie ventures TO hope that his new
duties will he aha;rd-lhaI lie MIR. r J may
Ia: permitted to play the organ wiihout ac-
com panimens-:ha nc (Mr. r. may he ex-
l,rrIrd To h. merely useful without bring re-
fIniGed Ia be ornamental.
Union Office, WvsfiIHGToN, Nov. 18Th '16.
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NoRru WESTERN CONFERENCE.-The 5Ih
day OF July has been finally fixed upon rs
the day for holding The North Western Con-
vcniion, TO promote The improv ement oi Riv-
era and IIarbors. There is 10 be a similar
Convention at 81. Louis in The spring. w by
should not the Convention be held at such
Times as 10 enable delegates 10 attend both
during the same journey?
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O. Lieut.. Charles w. Morris, of the Ma
Wy, who was killed at Tabasco. was son Of
Commodore Charles Morris, and native of
Massachusetts. He was a very superior Of
dcer, and good man.-His family reside in
Charlestown, Mass.
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NEW YORK.

The new Constitution. which greatly a.
bridges the power and patronage oil the Gov
ernor, and submits the election ofjudicial off
GERS 10 the people, has been adopted by the
following vote:
Ayes 221, 1891
Noes 92,675
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HIt is estimated tina, S2,OoO.OOo have
been Invested in the erection of new hull
dinss in the city Of Troy, N. Y, during the
past seaso TO say nothing about other val
liable Improvements,
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Not more Than three fourihs 0l the voters
Of theI state acted on these important ques-
lions. =. =,
For Governor, the Wing majority is H.
425-nr Lieut. Governor, Gardiner (loco)
has 10 3l5 over Fish Whig.) Ii has been
urged by the locos that the anti-renters gave
the election to the Wings, but it appears that
if the vote of the ant-rent counties should be
excluded, the Wings would still have elected
Young over Wright by 1904 maJori'y:-Ihe
truth is, that the anti-renters swelled Young's
majority Oh the one side and Gardeners on
the other.
VIRGINIA-An election for a. State Sena-
tor in The Louisa district has just been held.
Geo. w. Bassett Wing, is ahead so far as We
have returns.
Two U. L. Senators will probably be cho-
sen at the approaching Session-one IN piece
of Hon. W S. Archer, whose term expires
on the 4th OF March next; the other TO take
the place of Huu Isaac Pennyhacker, who Is
eaid TO he tRed of the Senate and anxious +"
re;urn TO the Bench whence lie was taken.
Gov. Smith, irreverenily termed Extra Billy
means to have one Of the seats, aud Hon Il.
VI. L. Hunter, who is the pet Of the Cal
huun interest, will probably be tine other.
ALABAMA-Fuli returns from the Wild
Congressional District Cave Bowden 270I
votes, Walker 1903, Goodman Whigi 1917.
So franklin w. Bowden is elected Tor The
balance Of Gen. M'Bonneirs term.
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CHAMPLAIN & CONNECTICUT RIV-
Err RAIL ROAD.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Proposals will be received until the ;st day
Of January l947, for the grading. masonry
and bridging of that part Of The line OF The
ChdmpLain e Connecticut Rirer Rail Road
extending from its termination al Bellows
Falls, up to and including the summit ar
Mount Holly distance Of about 81 miles
and also from its termination at Burlington
to the village of Brandon, distance OF about
so miles.
Maps, profles and specifications Of the
respective divisions will be fosud alter the
18th of December, in the office of The Com.
pany at Burlington and at the office Of the
Hon. William Henry. Bellows FaIls-where
every necessary Information will be given.
The line will he divided into sections of
convenient length for construction. and from
those TO whom the LETTINGS may be awarded,
satisfactory security will be required.
By order of the Board
TIMOTHY FOLLETT, Prcst.
Office OF the Champ. e. Conn.
r. r. Company. Burlington.
Nov. 81. I5i6.
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MEDICAL.

The Addison County Medical Society will
hold their annual meeting at the Vermont
Hotel in Middlebury, on Thursday next,
Dec. 10Th, az two O'Clock. =. NJ.
W. i. russell. Sec.
Middlcbury Dec. s.
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4 great Breach Of Promise Case fried
List week in Louisville. The jury gave Il
verdict of 5000 damages TO the fair plaintiff
ths defendant 10 pay cnsts. The parri-s
we're Miss Nano Hayes, Jagged about thirty
vs.. Mr.. John Hayes, Jagged aheut flty-four. }
Theirs was no promrse proved in the case
hui there was i good deal of atiention, much
filtration. and great desire the part Of
the plaintiff to catch iic rich old bachelor.
She did rot catch him, bot she got some Of
his mone,-he being Ieputcd Ia be worth
fliy or sixty ihuusand dollars. The Louis
VILE Courier says that the announcement of
the verdict ia this case caused several gentle
mrs, who have been accustomed to think
they could do pretty much as they pleased.
90 shake in their shoes.
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Mr.. Polk TO Mr. Thomas Richie:
Presidents House, Washington Nov.

SrcsIdents House, W1siiih9loh 4NoE' 10 ~
Mr.. Polk has the honor 10 acknowledge
The reccipr of Mr.. Ritchis's note of this morn
ing Mr.. Polk does moi clearly perceive Mr.
GiichiOs meaning touching The Two charac-
ter which he (Mr. r. seems 10 consider
himself required topcrsonate. A conductor o.
IN official organ is supposed TO know what
he says, and-to say only what he knows In
departing from this usage, il MIR. Richie has
embellShed the hitherto homely routine Of or.
ganic discussion by any thing ornamental, |"
te (Mr. r. owes it 10 his own bent and
versatility, and not TO any requirements in
high quarters"
As 10 "TIrginia gentleman" Mr.. Polk
begs to object to the invidiOus speciality OF
the phrase. Mr.. Polk feels TO regard geen
tleman as a gentleman, without the supertine
prefix Of Virginia.
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AUCTION.

TENHE undersigned will sell al AUCTION
Il near the Vermont Hotel in Mddlebury,
on the 9Th day Of December merit, at Q O'Clock
A. NJ. the following articles OF property.
l Double Harness, Brass Plate made in
Boston.
2 Single Harness, .SfIrcr Plate.
Lotof HdlterS and Circingies,
blankets, Chains, tohipplelrees and uren-
cheS.
Steighs. Cutters and Waggons.
PIous, HdrTOlrs. Ares. Crobars.
Scyfhes cad Snaths, Rdkes and HindOu
Sash.
Ropes Fetters &c. also
SCOU,S and other property.
$40, Cash; over ST. three
months credit with good security.
SAMUEL SWIFT, ! Admins
E. d. BARBER, traitors Of
J. M.SLADE, J. VAIN.
- wright, dec
Middlebury. Nov. %. 1916.
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A C o u n T Y
R ALL ROAD
MEETING.

Will be held at the Town Room in Mid
dlebury on Wednesday evening the 9th De.
cember instant. All persons in the county
feeling an interest in the Rail Road are
earnestly requested 10 attend.
December 7th 1916,
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THE MOON STILL SHINES!

Such bargains as rccre ncrer J,tore gircn,
are daily made At BfRGES'
NV. IL, 1916. IS
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NOTICE.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
The Midd!ebury Manufacturing Company will
he held al the VT. Hotel in Aliddlebnry on
The third Wednesday Of Dccsiuber 1916 at
one O'Clock. P. NJ. for appointing officers, s.
all other necessary business pertaining TO The
affairs of the Company.
r. WALLET, Clerk.
Middlebury Dec. 1sf, 1886.
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

A general assortment of Brown SHEET
ISGs, shirtings Tickings and Drilings. Al
SO, BIeached long CloIhs. sheetings and
jeans, which will be sold very low. by
Oct. 10. X. L. Fuller.