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wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.

Lenox Madison Comfy. n. Y. Oct l5; 1913.
Messrs J. E. Warner & Co., Utica, N Y, Agents for
Seth w Fowle l-Centemen. / have notices of
cures performed by Dr. Wisars Balsam of Wild Cher
nv have been troubled with soreness in my throat
attended with severe and painful cough. am
fined TO my house in stormy and fosgy weather. cold
Winds &c My bodily health is feeble, and am now
about fftr five years of age. This tenderness Of my
throat came cd about the year 1906 and has troubled
nv private and professional business. so that have
never been free from it since think my case Is hard
one for for a trial Of your medicine. but enclose to
Won one dollar which understand l. the price Please
send me bottle If this has good effect shall need
to send to you again.
Yours respectfully,
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
South ern Literary Messenger
FOR 1850.
NTH xrnT

A new volume of this long established and
Gavorite monthly will be commenced on the
LIST Of January next. In issuing its Prospec-
tus. the Editor does not deem ii necessary 10
publish any long list Of contributors or TO in
dulqe in any lulsome laudations Of the Mag
azine. lis character is well known through
out the country, For nearly sixteen years
it has occupied the first rank OF excellence
in periodical literature. The Editor is deter
mihed to maintain its standing, by filling it
with articles from the best pens in the coun-
Try. The contents will embrace
Reriers, Historical and Biographical
Sketches, NoreLs, Tales, Irarels, ES-
says, Poems, Critiques, and Papers
on the army, Nary and other
National Subjects.
The Messenger will also continue 10 pre-
sent articles OF Scientific character, such
as during the past year, have excited the
most marked attention on both sides OF the
Atlantic. In the forthcoming volume, the
Original Novel, OF
THE CHEVALIER MERLIN
will be continued. This work was pro-
of the finest efforts of genius in course OF
publication in this country.
The Editor has pleasure in announcing
that his accomplished European Correspon-
dent will continue to furnish the Magazine
with
MONTHLY LETTERS FROM PARIS,
comprising all .ha items of foreign intell.
.gence, and critical remarks on all novelties
n Science, Literature and Art. The read
er will find this correspondence faithful re-
aection OF Life in the French Capital. The
political sagaciiy of the writer has been
commended in the highest terms by the Ma
tional lnielligencer.
or the Editorial and Critical Department
OF the Messenger. the Editor will only say
that il will embrace copious notes on current
literature, and reviews of all new American
or Foreign works of general interest and
value. His opinions will at least be always
iearlessly and honestly avowcd.
Conditions cfhe Southern Literary Messenger.
l. The LITERARY MESSENGER Is published
in mopihly numbers. Each number contains
not less Than 81 large super-roya pages.
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READ! READ!,

Til. medicine Is lust what il IS declared TO
.Ioy. A remedy for the complete tIe OF al ~
,,l..ct;,rs of The Throat and Lungs, which, II j
It'll end in CoNsUMPTION. II is not vol
les ,,icb.pei,gy article. made just to sell Ike
nv nr the uostrums of the day. but 1t Is a stfl]
scientific PfeJardii@-the original recipe ma
been furnished by an eminent Fhysiclah' t'ac
Prof Ro,ersl and that still further nnproFedl
one Of the present pr9prietoTs. mo i nllllSs
regularly educated Physician, Il graduate Oh
Univei Sitv Of Pennsyivanla-lt l. composer
the choicest articles in the vegetable A'i,5uJ
nost of Them # long tried value and establish
reputation. and some of them entirely new, !,
ticularIv the CtNCHALAGUA, q plant oil most W,
J,.rc,,I medicinal virtues lately introduced INTO
country from California. The Recipe Las b
shown 10 thousands Of Physicians, SEo have Z
vcrsnIlv approved it, and ril lie shown 10
Pbvsician who desires to see it, upon aPPilcat
either TO the PrOpriciOrS or their Agents III
been usrd in muliitudcs OF eases. and Is stron
recommended by Physicians even frciessor'
our Mcdi al Colleges, Ministers oi ne Cos
.Judee,. Lawycts. Merchants. Mechanics, &c.
conclusive proof that there IS no quackery or
CENT?. n about it, hut that it Is a medicine Of
most uncommon virtue and efficacy
PAMPHLETS.
A. no ordinirv-sized advertisement can te
TO 10 Justice TO the merits OF thiS article, tie
prietors have embodied in pamphlet form,
iiSt,rv of this Nedicine-the description nati
dc. otis principal insredients-ihe effect q
are designed to have upon the human sySte'i
and above ALL tie inca,eIlablc amount Of y
which it has done They design 10 circulate
Pamphlet exiensiycle bat should any. one he
verlooked. they are requested to call upon the
rents named below, aud procure one, gains.
will well repay perusal. The hints ON page
pa-c nav he worth to yourselves or lam
THOUSANDS OF DOLLA Rs, and II viii
truduce 10 you a mass Of testimony IN rs ia
which is perfectly irresistible.
Such being our confidence in It's virtues we
willing TO warrant the Medicine in every case,
used accor.,in. To the ,iirectiOnS.l and WHEN
person il not satisfied that lac is deriving hen
from it, by returning the hottie "nim "a hon
tine THE MONEY
will he refunded. u See page Sd Of Pamph
For sale wholesale and retail. by n. l.. sc
WILL & co, Proprictors, at their Principal
flee, No e. Warren St, New York, to whom
orders for this Medicine. and letters relating to
GENRES, should be addressed. POSI- paid.
u Be sure You ask for Dr. 4. Rogers 81
! Of LIvERwOIsr, lar. and CANCHALAGUA,
let no other be palmcd of upon yon.
CnUI IJN-\oHe genuine unless there is
the huff wrapper, a note Of hand, signed will
| Pea, by 4. J.. SCOVILL Il co.
For sale in MiddieLury, by W. p. RUSSEI
PRlCE-In large bottles, 81 co; or six bot
| for $500.
December 2 1879 323m
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Artificial Teeth.
THE BEST POSSIBLE STYLE,
AND
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE


THERE no necessity That persons who wear artificial
lerh sho"d be ann yea ny the Faults So ennif.piy
seen "a ih'n VIZ an Imperfect NJ anu perez tiibe mo-
ING eiip !" h'FF mem ~ pace teii in sin" or To" n''.
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INJURY TO BACK AND HIP.

Five wears ago was hurt by being iamned by a los
which injured HE in nv back and hip and caused me
great pain famed severely / made thor9ue aPpli-
cation of your Hunts Liniment which cured entire
ly. HOkACE AUSTIN.
bs celebrated Medicine for sale by every respect
able Druggist and Merchant throughout the Country at
y and - cents per bottle and in this place by w. p.
RTSSEI. and II. A. SHELDON.
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Dic0,

In Crownpoinl on the 23d ult, from The
kick ola horse.) Mr.. EDsoS BARKER, aged
about 80 years.
In Newbrry. ed uli., Asa 4. TExxY,
only son Of Hon. A. B. w. Tenny.
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STATE OF VERMONT, Be il remembered
District of Addison, $. that al Probate
Court held at Nid,llebury, on the 18Th day of De-
cemher, a. d. 1919. Joseph Smith ID admins
traitor with the will annexed of the Estate
JElllEL FEEBLE, "a
late Of Shoreham in stid di>tricr, deccasSd
presents his administration account for allow
ance: 1t is ihcrcupOn ordered that this account bt
considered for allowance by this Court. mt the
session thereof to be held at the Office OF the Reg
lister of this Court in said MiIdlcbury on Thurs.
day the 18th day Of January next. NJ one O'Clock
in the afternoon and thai notice thereof be Civ
en- TO all persons interested, that they may APP
pear and make their objections, if any they may
have. 10 the allowance of said account. by pub
fishing crtifed copy of this order in the Mil
dlebury Gal .Xy--a newspaper printed at sail
Middlebury-ihree weeks successfully previous
10 the time Of said Court.
JeA S. Bushnell, Rcyist =.
a true Copy of Record.
50 Attest. Jed. 5. Bushnell Regisi,I
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CHAS. S. TODD, Chairman.
JNo. G. CAMP, Secretary.

Laws of the United States. vol. c.
from Dec. 4, 1915, to March B, 1919
page ID, chap. 25-approged March 5,
1916.
"That all such persons as had been
citizens of the United States anterior to
the late war, and were at its commence
ment inhabitants of the Province Of Can
ada, and who, during the said war, join
ed the armies Of the United States as
volunteers, and were slain, died in SER
vice, Or continued therein till hOnOr0bl1
discharged, shall be entitled to the fol-
lowing quantities of land respectively !:
Colonel, $50 acres; Major, 500; CAPS
tain, $40; Subaltern officers, $50, &C.;
and the bounty shall extend TO medical
and staff officers, as well as three months
extra pay, according to the rank held
the extra pay is allowed to all, officers
aud soldiers"
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.lly,
]. S. PALMER.

LENox, Nov. Is, 1913.
JE Warner & Co.-Gentemen, about two weeks
you sent me bottle of WstaT's Balsam of Wild Cher
ry have taken nearly all of it, and find so much re-
leif in using that enclose dollars for two bottles
mere. Ny cough which had become very severe, and
and wearing out very fast has nearly subsidized
raise without much effort by coughing, and the tend
erness in my throat i very much relieved. seems to
me be the only medicine which eau look for per
manent relief.
Respectfully yours
J. S. PALMER.
Sold by w. P. Russell, Middlebary, also by Agt
throughout the State.
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|Dealers in Ready Made Clothing, wish
ing to replenish their stock, will find a large
and good assortment at JoES SIMMONS &
Co.'S, Quincy Hall, Boston, that will be sold
at cost, to make room for spring manufactures
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GA member of Congress writes to
the N. Y. Journal of Commerce that
there are only about one thousand slaves
in the district of Columbia.
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@The jury in the case of Casslus
M. Clay, charged with the murder OF
Turner at Yorktown, Ky, have acquIt-
ted CLAW of the CHARGE.
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THE Ell DoRADo.-Y Dung men are still
iocking to the Gold Diggings, and every thing
they need for an outfit can be got at OAK
HALL, BosToN. There is no place in Boston
where you can find a larger assortment of out
fitting goods, or at more reasonable prices.
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ntarrir0,

In Moriah, N. Y. OH the 25h ult., by
Rev. Mr.. Lane. Mr.. DANFoRD CHIPMAH, of
Moriah, 10 Miss ELIZABETH WORCESTER,
of Ticonderoga.
IN Crownpoini, N. Y, Nov. 29lh, byRev.
s. L. Herrick, Mr. BENNETT Il. BENE-
DICT. 10 Miss MEHITABEL DAVIS, all Of
Crownpoint.
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BOOTS and SHOES !RUBBERS

GENT and LADIES. MISSES and chill
DRENS. LADIES' RUBBER BOOTS, Ia
new article just received and for sale low, for
CASH or ready pay in most kinds of merchant
able produce. by JOHN WOOD,
Oct. 25 1919 81
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Daguerreotype Pictures /!
F. BURROWS

Having returned to this village, proposes to
ston about f,co sreeLs, and take pictures. lie
trusts that his former customers, and all who de-
sire Daguerreotype Pictures, will call at his
rooms in Miss Adams's Building, where he Will
be ready TO take pictures in superior manner,
and on reasonable terms.
zT The public are invited to call and exam
inc specimens Of pictures and prices.
NJ iddlebury, JAM, 1850. 36if
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RAILROAD.
THROUGH TO BELLOWS FALLS.

III 0G4A4-O - = 1-44SA1s
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, DECEM-
" Der "a, 1919, Trains will leave Burlington
for Boston, at l-2 y. NJ, Sundays excepted,
stop an hour at Bellows Falls for dinner, arriving
at Boston at 5:55 p. M.-fare Sc; connecting at
WaIpolc with The Stages TO Brattieboro, and
thence to New York also at Groton Junction
with Worcester and Nashua. Norwich and Wor-
cester Raileoad and Steamboats, on Long Island
Sound. arriving at New York at a. NJ, next
morning,-fare $3.50. Returning leave Boston
l-2 A NJ, arriving at burlington ut l-2 2.
NJ. leave New York, at z. NJ, arriving at Bur-
lington the next evening in the first train from
Boston, connecting at Bellows Falls, both ways
with Sullivan Railroad. TO White River junction
and Wells River. Also accommodation train
will leave Rutland at 73O. 4. M..for Burlington
returning at 1870 p. NJ , arriving at Rutland at
) p. NJ
For further information, or for tickets, apply at
the Ticket Office, Burlington. or TO the Agents on
the line L. BlGELOW,
Dec. 10, 80 ASSIST. SUPERINTENDENT.
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Notice.

The Subscriber having concluded to close
his business, at this place, wishes TO say to
those having unsettled accounts with HIM, that
they must be settled at an early day,
B-My shop is removed to the large
stone building beyond the Wooden Factory
where all kinds of Cabinet work will be atten-
ded to as heretofore. WIN. WHITAKER.
Middleburv Jan. :. $50. 81
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To the Stockholders Of the
Bank of MiddleburV.

The annual Election for the choice Of Di-
rectors of the Bank Of Middlebury. will be
holden at the Banking House, on the Sh day
Of January merit, al one O'Clock, PM
BIZ order of the Directors
j. WARNER, Cashier.
Bank of Middlebury, Sd Dec. 1919. 80
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Charles ]. Ncurse. Capt Henry S. Gey-
er, Major Thomas Harrison, Maj. Ma
thaniei Nye Hall, Col John O'Falian,
Capt. VIM. C. Willis. Col. John McIl>
vain, Capt. o. c. Merrill. Capt. Rufus
McIntyre, Gen. John Mcneil. Col. John
G. Watmough, Gen. Cromwell Pierce,
Col. David Campbell, Col. ]. P Nc
Dowell, Col. John Darlington, Col. Jo-
seph Philips, Col. Bernard Peyton, be a
committee, with authority 10 correspond
with the surviving Officers of the Army
of the United States, (volun;eers as well
as regulars in The war of 1912, and to
propose and present to the Congress of
the United States. at the next session, a
suitable memorial, soliciting the passage
Of law granting bounty land in pros
portion to the rank Of the officers of that
war, the committee TO have power to add
to their number as they may deem prop
er; and that Col Wooley, Major Ben
der, and Major Nourse, be central COM
miitee of correspondence.
CHAS. S. TODD, Chairman.
JNo. G. CAMP, Secretary.
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STATE OF VERMONT, I BE it remembered
District Of Addison, S. that. ut Il Probate
Conf hcld at Nlijdlebury in and tor The district
Of Allison. on the 18th day Of December A. d.
1919
Solomon Thomas, cxccu or Of the last will and
testament of
SOLOMON THOMAS,
late Of Salisbury, in Sais District deceased pre-
sent his administration account for alIowi nee II
is thereupon ordered, that said account lie con-
Sidered fol allowance by this Court, AT the Ses-
sion thereof 70 be held al The office Of the Reg
lister this Couri in said Midlleburv, On Thurs
dav The 18th day of mary next, a. one O'Clock
III the afternoon and that notice Thereof be civ
en- TO all persons interested, that they NAV ap-
rear and make their objections, il any they may
have, 10 the allowance Of said account, V
publishing certified cory Of this order in the
Middlebury Galaxy, ne wsTaperprnted al Mi
dletnry three weeks successfully previous Il e
time # said Court.
Jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
true Copy Of Record.
IS Attest, Jed S Bushnell, Register
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Z. G. ..

Those who have unsettled &C, 0 InI> with
PEOPLES AGENT. that hlve--hcen If
months staining, will lind it TO their a'lraniae7
call and settle, w. ). Johnson
Oct % 1919.
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G.. D. MASH,
OFFERS AT TIE LOWEST MARKET PRICE,
5 Bales No l. Buffalo Robes,
- Small Size,
MUFFS-a large assortment.
boz Beautiful Silk Plush Caps,
boz. Ladies' and Gents. Carpet Bags and
Satchells.
100 prs. Ladies' and Gents. Metallic and Rub
Der Over Shoes.
100 prs very bestquality Buckskm Gloves and
Mittens.
Nov. 10.
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WRx91zz 3
INDIAN VEGETABLE Pill
SUGAR FROSTED

RHE Pr,,ricinT OF ms popular F srt->-->
Seine. thankful for the extensive and me
sier flvor with which il is received, and leeiI
desisus IF making every Improvement ~
Dower,besS leave 10 announce; that ne mas *
AN OUTSIDE FROsT1NG
~ The Pills. of pure White Sugar, Whereby Il
=. ,biDo diSagreeable 10 the taste or smell "a
,i,.ly removed. without in the smallest des1
1tFsrti1g. in other respects, the excellent ~
,;ss Of The ul.diciae. The want Of an Inhus
and convenien, n7edium If Disgusting TIE r
80 generally felt, is tEuS supplied, ana Il !
bdently anticipated that the Nil prove h's1
acceptable 10 the public.
The occasional use of medicine - hiat'S,
necessity with the great majority oi hl0hAI't
Whatever, therefore, is done 10 remove lis
rreeahle associations, is rui he ienehi:
y,Iue of VTgtfs IsdiGa Tss isif' I'iHS Is VI
understood. Innocent aud eliica cious, free q
minerals Of every description. and ataT ied ~
the circumstances aud con.iiionS e. me,
are esteemed icycnd al otter femecits, as
greatest family mcdicinc Of he d@v- ! ne u
,.overinr IS an addition intended merely Ioej
cenl the ia>lP and smell
Thee Pills will aisn continue to c psep1I
t-i,loEi f5s trusting. as heretcioie, 50 ihatall
prefer Them in their original stale, may SliiiI
accommodated.
GENERAL DIRECTIONS.
The ordinary dose for "a grown per>oa i q
iva 10 four Pills; huI in eases @! vioicEi III
in any part Of the BODY, Tie medicine should
taken in large dose, and repeated every nj 4
ON sliag to bel, Cor o;tener il the Snteuna
great.) until pain or distress at every blrd l> |
moved after which, the mcdicii ShrtiG ie
ken merely with view to- kecFing Ire i"w
regular, which ,riH IN q Stof, ia,c Tes'o'e t-e
10 a aqi- Of SoitHa hsrEh.
For more particular directions, see the cIi
lar accompanying each box.
For sale. at Wholesale and Retail, ~ w
russell. and SIDNEY MooDy, Midd'ehuIy,-
hy Agents through al. parts Of the country
- PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY
Concerning d. ROGERS Liverwo rt Tar \ Cahchi's
HIRAM cox VI D.. hate PIoie-or IN the Mroieai Coi
at Cincinnati Ohio. a Physician se known nnd OF
,vc practice sas that In three pt-tirar cases ct
| icnt Con-nmptiou. Dr. Rogers Syrup Of l-,e'~o'I
and Cauciaiagu1 opcraied niose ILL.," specific t''n
remedy nf >imilr character than have ever u ."
practice One cf the above o. VS. MIS- ben api
10 hela!oriu. une- the Let >trc ni Scsofnous Cons
,inn a, pronounced by several Physcian~ Who were
Tendance previous To NV heins called u treat her Gaze
Is nj ii- time in the croy OF apparent good ne
as any other voun1 lady IN thi- civ ,
- See the eriiiicaic in fun IN the Pamphlet tn ne
Of t-u- See also adSerti~elrni IN another colauip
For Sale in Nidllcbury, BY ". P AtS>Ei~
D,c L. 1890. "tll
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STATE OF VERMONT. BE it remembered
District of Addison, IS. that NJ Probate
Court held Al Aliddebury, in and for the District
OF Addison, on the lilh day Of December, \. ID.
1919.
JuStus F. Brown, executor Of The last will and
testimony Of
SIMON TAFT,
late Of Salisbury in said District deceased, PIE
Sents his administrator account for allowance :
1t is theTeupon ordered, that, sand account be
considered by this Court, for allowance at The
office of the Register of This COurI in said Mid
debury, on Thursday the i7th day of January
next at one o'clock in The afternoon and that
notice thereof be given 10 allper>ons Interested,
that they NAV appear and make tLeir ohlec-
tions, if any hey may have, ~ the alloEauce
q said account, by publishing a certified copy
Of this order in The Middlebu.v Galaxy-a
newspaper printed at said Micdle' uIy-thice
weeks successfully previous TO The time OF said
Court.
JsI. s BUSHNELL Register
A true copy of Record.
35: Attest, I'D. S. Bushnell, Rcgisier
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~Agreeably to notice. the citizens oil
the Village Of Middlebury met, on the
I'd inst, and elected the following per-
sons as officers for the year ensuing
Hon. IRA STEWART, Moderator.
JOHN w. STEWART, Clerk.
Jason Davenport,
Horace Crane,
Anon Wilcox,
r. L. Fuller, Trustees.
H. A. Sheldon,
VIM. NJ. Bass.
Justus Cobb.
John II. Simmons, Treasurer.
D. S. Church, Collector
C. Al a meeting of WASHINGTON
ENGINE COMPANY, No. |, of Middle
bury, holden on the evening of the I'd
inst, the following persons were elected
officers for the year ensuing:
JASON DAVENPORT, Captain.
Jacob Dewey,
Harry LangwOr'hy, Lieutenants.
Justus Cobb,
Geo. w. Gould.
John Ii. Simmons, Secretary.
Horace Taylor, ir. ! Hc.emeu.
C. C. Huntington, 11'''"'"
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L;EuMs.

From sI.25io sIl. for sac by
Dec :, rs4g T. 'BEckWITH
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MARKETS.

Boston, Jan -Flour-Sales Of Michi-
gan at So, rs, and Genesee, common a. S5,37
fancy and extra S5,75G6.5O. Corn-No
change in price. Sales of white at 56d57
new yellow at 61aG2; old, 64a65. Oas-
Northern, 46a47. Pork, new mess Sl2, 5Oa
10; prime old, S9a9,5O; clear, I3,5Oal4,-
Wool-Prime Saxonv, 45a5O, American full
blood, 4Oa45; Common 30a 80.
Brighton. Thursday, Jan. Sat market
$50 Beef Cattle, 275 Stores, 1920 Sheep, be-
tween two or three hundred Beef Cattle I'M
sold. Prices.-Beef Cattle-ExtraS6; LIST
quality S5,25a5,7 5; ID S4,75a5,25; Sd S4a
$50. Stores-A few sales only. Two year
old sSal4; three year old S14a25. Work
ing Oxen-Sales at $50, IS and so. Cows
and Calves-Sales at S23, u, 80 and So
Sheep-Small lots Sl.5O, 1,75 and $50
wethers $3.50, 3,75, 4,25 and 5,25.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-08

InRipton, on the LIST inst, by john R.
New, Esq, Mr.. SAMUEL Cook, to Miss
REBEccA MARIA LOvETT, all Of B.
At KockinghaN, by S. l.. Billings, ESQ.,,
on the 18th of Dec, Mr.. ALBERT SHERwIN,
Of Che t'r, 10 Miss LOUISA NJ. DAVIS, Of
Rockingham.