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- We find many of our subscribers
complaining bitterly OF paying postage upon
our paper. Those in Congress who have
employed themselves in this small piece Of
sc l6shness Of depriving the people ofthe ad-
want ages Of Thanking their country papers, TO
ewclItheir own privileges, will have TO en-
counter the just indignation Of both the peo-
pie and presses Of The country,
The law we trust in this respect will BE re-
pealed at the mex; session of Congress. In
the mean Time what can be done? We have
gradually enlarged our sheet, and fixed the
price at the lowest living point; But the pa
pers can be sent by stage, il our subscribers
so desire, or in many cases may be taken
from our Office by arrangements mongthem-
selves.
We would gladly cooperate with our sub
scribers in such arrangements az they may
choose 10 make. If so directed we can dc
themup in bundles and deliver them 10 car,
iers either at our office or any public house
in the village, or we can send them at oul
own expense, and charge what it may cos
to the subscribers This would probably
save two thirds of The postage. The place
where they ar 10 be left should also be des
gnatcd
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Connecticut Redeemed
BRILLIANT WING VICTORY
WIG GOVERNOR ELECTED BY
THE PEOPLE,
FOUR WING MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
A WING S f n \ I E!
A WING HOUSE

The gallant Wings of Old Connecticut
have won d victory of which they may well
he proud. Once more have her sons placed
her among the noble galaxy OF Wing States
Right gladly does Massachusetts extend the
rirht hand OF fellowship TO her sister. and bid
her welcome to the brotherhood,
We received yesterday morning, by our
express from Hartford. returns from the
western part Of the State, for which we are
nrincipally indebted TO The kindness of John
/. Boswell, Esq. of the Hartford Courant,
and. for the eastern towns. we are under
similar obligations TO the Norwich Courier.
and TO c. w. Rockwell, Esq, We take
GREAT pleasure of aging them before our rea-
ders, They are decisive OF the result. In
~ towns Given below-which are all the
towns in the State but twelve-Bissel, Wing
has majority over all others of 1862. The
minority against him in the same towns, last
wear. was 9S5. Net Wing gain, more Than
1000.
The entire Wing Congressional ticket is
eiected-Hon. Truman Smith; in the FAIR
field and Litchfield district, by nearly a
thousand maiority-Hon. Samuel ID. Hub
bard, in the New Haven and MiddIesex. by
eirht hundred majority. Hon. James Dix
on, in the Hartford and Toland district, is
chosen by four hundred majority.
In the New London and Norwich Congress
eional district, we have returns from every
town except Woodstock, which will not vary
the result twenty votes either way. Hon.
John A. Rockwell, Wing. is reelected, by a
majority al least double what he received
Two years since,
The House, so far as heard from, stands
l02 Wings and SO Loco Focos, in severa!
towns there was no choice; of these. at the
second trial, we think the Wings will elect
at least as many as the Loco Foco, and our
majority will consequently be at least thirty.
Boston Atlas,
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RUTLAND ROAD.

II was stated two weeks since by the Bur
lihgton Free Press, that Messrs. Chamber
ian, Warral, & Co., eminent contractors in
the public works in Canada, had become as
Fociated with Messrs. John Bradley and T.
F. Strong in The contract for constructing
the road from Burlington 10 Brandon, in the
place Of Messrs. Pratt. Hopkins & Co. 1t
is now said The latter gentlemen claim the
execution of The work, and that they will
make it a subject of legal controversy. In
the mean Time the public may be fully as
sured that the first named firm will proceed
with the work ar soon as the season will per-
nit.
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Havre de Grace. Hartford Co., Marylant
Feb 10 1916

Havre de Grace. Hartford Co., Maryland
Feb. 10, 1876.
Mr.. Seth w. Fowler.
Dear Sir: understand the general agency
for the sale Of Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry has been transferred TO you. | have
been the agent for selling il in this town for a
number Of years, during which time have
sold large quantity. Many persons serious
ly sick in this vicinity, have used this medi-
cine, and been cured with il when all other
medicines failed. One lady in particular, in
this town, was sick fifteen years. was entirely
cured with this medicine, as she herself testi-
lies.
Yours, &C., D. w. WELLS.
GNone genuine unless signed l. BurTs.
w. P. Russell, agent.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We. the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District of Add
son, Commissioners. 10 receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands fall persons
against the estate Of
JESSE J, BALDWIN
late of Whiting in said District, deceased,
and also allclaims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto; And six months from the slh
day of March inst. being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, we do therefore here
by give notice that we will attend to the bus
mess of our said appointment. at The d yelling
house of Mrs, Nancy Parks. in Whiting, on
the first Mondays Of August and September
next from nine O'Clock, A. M. until four o
clock, P. Mon each o. said days.
NJ. w. c. Wright. } Commits
r. Baldwin. Jr.' sioners.
Dated at JFhiting this 2Oh day Of March
la47. so
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Members Of congress, aud every petty post
master in the Country are INDUCED almost to
the exteut ofseuding their dirty linen by mail
from one cad of the continent to the other.
The distinction thus made between office
holdsrs who are fattening at the public crib
. the ciiiztn whose money is taken to pay the
salaries is absolutely insulting, The ptinci-
pie of justice and equality is thus utterly a.
bandoned by this law. The lawmakers pay
nothing, while from the people every thing
that they dare extort is taken. When shall
this government be administered upon the
principle of equal rig hi and justice TO all men,
or with even half an eye to the public good.
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MARRIED..

In Weybridge. April 9th, by Rev. T. A.
Merrill, MIR. VIM. P. ChiIds, of Waltham,
Mass, to Miss Harriet d. Laihrop. Of Wey-
bridge, VT.
In Middlebury. on the 10Th ult, by Elmer
son r. Wright Esq, MIR. Joseph Hale. oil
Ripton, and Miss Marinda L. King. OF Sails
bury.
In Leicester, OH the LIST inst. BY the Rev.
Edward s. Barrett, Mr.. SAMUEL n. OLcoTT,
to Miss ELIZA NJ. AMIDoN, all of Bristol.
Oh Wednesday, March 31s:., by Rev. S,
G. Coe, MIR. Royal Atwood. TO Miss Mary
Brooks, both of New Haven
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DIED.

In Huntington. Martha, infant daughter Of
Spencer D, How ard, Esq,
In Cornwall on the 9th inst, Mary Ellen,
daughter of Phillip B. and Ellen H. Warner,
aged six mouths.
In this Flown, on the 31s ult., of Gastric
Inf amalion, ANE ANN G. MUNGER, daugh-
ter of Hiram Munger, Esq, aged IS years.
She was young lady of peculiarly mod
est and unasslming merit, and greatly below
ed by all who knew her. When only IA
years ofage, during protracted meeting n
her native town. she became seriously i'm
pressed with the great importance Of justi6-
cation by faith; and with bitterness Of soul.
exclaimed, Lord ,0hdt lrih thou hare me TO
do That cry was heard and a door Of
mercy was opened through the atoning
blood OF a crucifieS Saviour. She VOW saw the
path Of duty an usefulness opened before
her, and resolved in the strength Of her Re
deemer 10 follow il, A few months previous
10 her death, she publicly proiessed her faith
in Christ, by uniting with the Congregation
al Church in Middlebury. Few are called
10 suffer more severely on their final exit 10
the tomb, than our beloved sister, and few
ever exhibited more calmness and compo
sure; in mature years. Her trust in
Heaven firm and mistaken, TO The repeated
inquiries ofheari stricken friends; relative 10
her future prospects; her only reply was, 81
leare the erent in the hands Of him irho do
eth all things Ueu," That self sacrificing
spirit so clearly manifested in all her various
intercourse with others, shown most sweetly
in endeavourng to tighten the labors Of
those who ministered 10 her wants on her
dying bed, even inner most severe paroxisms
of pain. Those few friends wEo were con-
versant with her during the last few weeks Of
her transient pilgrimage, alone can appre-
ciate the blessings vouchsaied 10 our depar-
ted friend in her triumphant exit from this
world OF sin and suffering, to that heavenly
inheritaDce which remains 10 the people Of
God.
Sweet is the scene when Christians die.
When holy saints retire 10 resi-;
How mildly beams The closing eye,
Hcw camly heaves the expiring breast.
COMM,
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HARVARD CoLLEGE.--It is with sincere
pleasure that we learn of the following ap-
pointments recently made by The Corpora
ton of Harvard University, in addition TO
that of Mr.. Hosford to the Rumford Profess
orship:
John b. S. Jackson, NJ. D. Professor OF
Pathological Anatomy;
Oliver Wendell Holmes, M. D., Parkman
Professor Of Anatomy;
Jeffries Wyman, VI. D.. Hersey Professor
Of Comparative Anatomy.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining iu the Post Office at Middle
bury, VT, March. 3lsi, l9i7.
Daniel w. Adams J. U. Hunt or f q. Hill
Capt OIrin Abby Ann +. Holt
Harry Abby Otis Harris
Henry Antler isaac NJ. Jemminy
C.. |. Bowdish Leonard Johnson
Joel Boardman Oscar F. Lawrence
A. Boardman Zimri Lawrence
Nj. Brunell Rev. ). ). Lewis
Walter Barton Turner Leavitt
Amos Barber Daniel Leona
Mrs. Alkaline Birge Ellen A. LESLEY
J.H. Conkey Andrew II Mills
Barney COnlln Ebenezer Moulton
Woolson Crane Munroe Mitchell
John Campbell Miss Mary a. Place
Nathan Carpenter Mary Jane Perkins
Mrs. E. d. Dickenson Anna Palmer
Rev. John DemPsIer Daniel l.. Sessions
James DAYTON lIiIam Sessions
Lonis Dupont William Sanford
Cbas. Eager Amos l.. Scott
Edwd. Fitch Miss Arvilla Sibley
Aaron +, Fisk Sophia Stow
George FarweIl Nehemiah Richardson
NJ. Frank Oliver Rutherford
Joseph French Asahel Richards
John l.. Fountain Chas r. Rider
Miss Elizabeth GihsonJohn ROnske
Mrs Demie u. HolIomDr. o. f. Thomas
John Hill Sophia B. Waller
Eliza Huse Marshal Il. Waller
Hugh Harper K. q. Iestan
o. Persons calling for any OF the above
mentioned Letters will please designate them
as advertised.
Two cents. in addition 20 the postage are
charged OIL all advertised letters.
40 EDWARD d. BARBER. p. NJ.
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The subscriber would respectfully inform
the public that he is the proprietor oil This
kind of OK Yoke in This region patented to
David ChappeIl Esq. of Sheldon Vt. The
advantages of this yoke for cattle who are IN
the very troublesome habit OF crowclng are
almost incalculable by enabling the cattle
to travel at a greater or shorter distance
from each other, all Inconvenience from The
disagreeable habit ofhauIing are avoided IN
the worst of animals. This object Is com
pletely accomplished by whee 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 in the hands oil
his agents. All who have used this sort OF
yoke have expressed the fullest satisfaction
in It's utility. He has appointed Jeremiah
Pratt, OF Addison his general agent for this
patent. WILLIAM II. Pratt
The subscribers are agent. for the follow
ing counties, viz. Bennington, Windham. Rut-
land. Windsor, Addison Orange, & they are
prepared to dispose Of County, Town, or in
vidual Rights on favorable terms 10 pur-
chasers. The Jokes can be seen at their
residence in Cornwall, or at n. Woods store
in MiddIebury. S. S. g. S. B. ROCKWELL.
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How IMFoRrANr.-For the removal and
permanent cure of Bilious Complaints, lndi
gestion, Habitual Cos,iveness, Piles, Dys-
pepsia, Chronic Rheumatism, Cutaneous
Diseases. Scroiula, Impurities of the Blood,
Pimples and Postues on the Face. Heredlta-
ry Humors, and all diseases arising from an
injudicious use Of Mercury is the considera-
lion of a safe and efiectual remedy, and the
use Of DR. Woods SarsaparllIa and Wild
CherryBitters.
W.P. Russell, Agent.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

MoDAY, April 5,
At Market. 400 Beef Cattle, 26 yokes
Working Oxen, Sc Cows and Calves, $50
Sheep, and about 800 Swine.
Beef Cdttle-Extra, 81 so; first quality,
1915; second and third qualities, fiom So
% to Sc.
Working O.ren-Sales were made at S73,
$50, 500 aud Sis
Corcsand Calres-Sales were noticed from
SIG and S2l TO 45.
Sheep-SaIes Of lots at S2,33 81 81, $3.50,
and 81, and one lot of 40 taken by NJ. M.
White. Esq. at $40 per head.
Spine-At wholesale, Sd for Sows,
and "a for Barrows, AT retail, from 5 l-2
to &c per ID.
N. B.-About 26O head of Cattle came
over the Western Railroad.
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DAGUERREOTYPE
GALLERY

would inform the public that am now in
my Room in Miss Adams building where
shall stop but short time in the exercise of
my Daguereotype art and Watch business as
have had many pressing invitations to go to
different parts Of the country. Therefore all
those wishing to have permanent pictures
must call Immediately.
BENJAMIN BACON.
MiddIebury. April 10th, l847.
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For Sale.

Two story House and lot,
N A.e with suitable out houses,
ESsFmrnl.I: q pleasantly situated on Semin-
SHfs ary-s ST, few rods east of Jo-
seph Dyars, owned by the heirs of the late
Grin Stowell, now occupied by A. II. Ri
sing. For further particulars. enquire Of the
IRA ALLEN
MiddIebury. Feb 9th. 1877.
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We, the subscribers. being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District Of Addr-
son. Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims aud demands OF all pels
against theI estate Of james COlIosan late OF
Shoreham in said District. deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited IN of
set thereto: And six months frotn the 9th
day of February S47, being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, we do therefore give
notice that we will attend to the business Of
our said appointment, at the dwelling house
Of Royal Turrill in said Shoreham on the first
Mondays in May and August lS47, irom
nine o'clock A. NJ. untliour O'Clock p. ~ Oil
each OF said days.
f. w. BEEMAN. 1,COmmission-
ROYAL TURRILL. ers.
Dated at Shorcham, this 18th day OF March.
lS47.
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~ The meeting OF Wool Growers Of
Franklin County on the 23d ult. was well at
tended, and committees in every town were
appointed 10 ascertain the amount of patron
oge which would be given lie a Wool De-
pot Udtchmdn.
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LIRERATION

:. The pubic are hereby notified that have
gwen my son George II. Battles his time
aud also authorize him TO contract and re-
eeIVe pay for his wage. and shall not pay
any debts of his contracting from this dale.
JONATHAN BATTLES.
Middlebuiy, April !, 1S47. 40
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YALE CoLLrGE.-Judge Bissell. the Wing
candidate for Governor in Connecticut, has
received and accepted the appointment of
Professor of Law, in the place OF the late
Prot. Townsend. He is expected 10 enter
upon the duties at the opening Of the Fall
term. Jour. OF Com.
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CONNECTICUT.

The Hartford Courant sums up the results
Of the Stale election thus
The Wings Of Connecticut achieved
brilliant victory. The Stale Is thoroughly
'ellcmcd The state officers are chosen by
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Vi AuulSOn IS 4
Be it remembered that at probate court held
at Middlebury in anc for the district Of Addison,
on the 18th day of March A. d. IS47.
jeremy Moody named executor in an inStru-
ment purpoTling 10 be the last will and testament
Of BETSEY STocKwBLL late of Cornwall in said
district deceased, presents the said instrument
for probate. lis therefore ordered that said III
Strument be considered for probate by this court,
at the session thereoftO be holden at the office OF
the Register OF this court, in said MiddletuV,
on Thursday the 18th day of April next OF q e
o'clock in the afternoon, and that notice lEeIeof
be given 10 all persons interested, that they may
appear and make their objections, if any they
may have TO the probate and allowance Of the
said will, by publishing certified copy Of This
order in the Northern Galaxy newspaper prin-
ted a said Middle bury three weeks successfully
previus to the tim OF said court
Jed. S. Bushnell Register.
A true copy of record.
Attest Jet. s. Bushnell, Register. At
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GREAT BATTLE oFBEUNA VI STA,

In the lis, ofkiled is Col. Yell, late Gov.
ernor of Arkansas and member Of Con-
sress; Col. J. ]. hardin of Illinois. ueph-
ew Of Henry Clay and late Member of Con-
gtess; Lieut.. Col. Henry Clay Jr. of Ken
lucky, Oldest son of Henry Clay; and Capt.
George Lincoln, Assistant Adjutant General
son of Gov. Lincoln Of Mass. Among the
wounded are Brig. Gen. Lane oflnJiana,w he
was. we believe, several years an editor al
indianapolis, and distinguished Wing pol
itician, and Col. J. P. Davis, late member
of Congress from Mississippi.
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DR.. SMITH A. BoUGHroN, who was re-
Gently pardoned out Of the State Prison, is
advertised in the Freeholder. 10 ADDRESS the
Anti Renters at Rehsselacrville and New
Scotland,
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NEWS FROM NEW MEXICO.

The following magnetic despatch was pub
ished in the papers last evening"
New York, o'clock, P. M.
Another action had been fought at Vada,
in which the Americans were triumphant.
Eight more Americans had been murdered.
Don Voyrl, Secretarg under Gov. Bent, was
acting as Governor Another battle has
heen foughl in New Mexico by Col. Price
with $50 men, in which the Mexicans we're
defeated. So MexicaI,s killed.
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NOTICE.

Whereas Elvira, my wife, has left my bed
and board without any just prOvocatioD, this
is 10 forbid any person trusting or hsrbOring
her on my account, as | will pay no debts of
herconlracting after this date.
HIRAM ATWOOD.
Sfarksboro. March 18th. 40
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Notice to Teachers.

An examination of Teachers for this town
will be held on Saturday the 18th inst, in the
Town Room commencing at o'clock P M.
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Beitremembered that alta probate court holden
at Bristol in said district, ON the 18th day Of
March 1877, the administrators on the estate Of
RUFUS II. BARNARD, late Of Bristol, in said dis
trict deceased, made application to said court to-
have their administration account with said cS-
tate, examined and allowed.
Where upon said court, ordered said admin
istrators TO notify all persons concerned to appear
at probate court, TO be holden at the office Ofthe
Judge of said court in Bristol aforesaid, ON
Thursday the 18Th day OF April ls4T, at I0o'-
cloekin the forenoon, then ard there to,make oh
jections to the allowance of said account, ifIhey
see cause; by publishing certified copy OF this
order in the Northern Galaxy, a newspaper pin
ted atMiddlebHTy in IheCOuniy OF Addison three
weeks successfully previous 10 the time CT said
court.
HARVEY MUNS1LI-, Judge
A true copy Of record.
II Attest II. MUNSlLL, Judge.
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OIL MILL.

THE subscriber has the pleasure Of in
his customers and the public, that he
intends 20 have his Mill, ESQ recently injured
by the fire. again in operation in about ten
days; when all orders in his line of business.
will be answered with his usual prompt
tude.
TIMOTHY O'FLANEGAN.
Middlebury, March Both. 1S47.
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STATE OF VERMONT. }
District Of ADDISON s..

Be remembered that, at a probate court held
at Middlebuy in and for the District of Addison,
on the lSlhday of Marcia. D.. l647:
John NJ. Weeks administrator with the will
annexed, Of the estate of EPHRAIM CROOK, late
OF Salisbury in said district deceased, presents
his administration account for allowance Ii is
therefore ordered that, the said account be ex-
amined and considered for allowance, at The SEES
sion Of this court TO be held at the office of the
Register OF this court in said Middlebury, on
Thursday the 18th day Of April next. at one
o'clock in the afternoon; and that said admins
traitor give notice theTrofIo all persons Interested
that they may appear and make their objections,
if any they may have, to the allowance Of said
account, by publishing certified copy Of this
order in the Northern Galaxy newspaper print
ed at said Middlebury, three weeks successfully
previously tolhe time of said court
I'd S. Bushnell RssiStcr
A true copy ofrecord
Al Attest hi 8 RUebueU Eeo,jSf,7
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STATE OF VERMONT. }

District of New Haven IS.
Be it remembered, that at 4 pIObate court, holden
at Bristol in said district On the 18th day OF
March 1871, the administrators on the estate OF
WILLIAM SEYMOUR,
late of New Haven in said district, deceased.
made application to said court, 10 have their ar
mnistIation account with said estate, examined
and allowed; wbereupOn said court ordered sail
administrators TO notify all persons concerned 10
appear at session of said court to be holden al
Bristol in said district on the first Monday Of
May 1877, at the Office Of The Judge OF said
court, at 10 o'clock forenoon; then and there 10
make objections to the allowance Of said ac-
count, if they see cause, by publishing certified
copy of this order III the Northern Galaxy,
newspaper printed at MiddlebuTy in the County
of Addison, Three weeks successfully previous to
the time Of said court
HARVEY MUNSILL, Judge.
true copy OF record.
AZ Attest II. MUNSILL, Judge.
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Middlebury Female Seminary.

The next quarter of this institution, now
in aourishing condition. will commence on
Wednesday, the 10Th Of May, and continue
IL weeks. S.PEARL LATHROP.
Principal.
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NOTICE.

All who are indebted 10 the subscriber are
reque sted tomake payment Immediately -!
5n:4 S. PEARL LATHROP.
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Notice.

THE subscriber requests all persons hav-
ing unsettled accounts with him to call and
seuIe the same by note or otherwise. In my
absence the accounts may be found at the
store of n. A. SHELDON who is authorized
n settle the same. ZACHEUS BASS.
Jan. 10, 1917. 50
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Chairs !! Chairs !!

The subscriber has been appointed agent
for selling Nichols and WheeIer's Chairs and
will keep constantly on hand all kinds OF
Chairs manufactured at their factory which
are offered for sale low.
All orders for chairs promptly attended TO
by w. ,. JOHNSON.
March Is, 1917.
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STATE OF VERMONT. .
District of New Haven s..

4 true copy Of record.
Attest Jcd. S. Bushnell, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT. h
n:.,r.ot - a ALE

A true copy ofrecord.
~ Attest Jed.. S. Bushnell RegiS
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ESTATE OF JAMES COLLoGAN.

A true copy of record.
II Attest II. MUNSILL, Judge.