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Net surplus above all liabilities,
March 81, 1876 s76.................... s199 "a
The assessments for thirty.six years have
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In case OF FIRE assessments stop at the time
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r. s. SOUTHGATE, Secretary. 129diw&3m
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WANTED.-A situation as bookkeeper
w by young man thoroughly qualified 10
assume charge OF any set or double entry
books. Good references given. Salary moder-
ate. Address
&C. X. W."
modlw Brandon, Vermont.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS,

including various styles of the CELEBRATED
WEBER PIANO. We now desire TO call atten-
tion to the fact that we have added to these q
large and select stock OF Sheet Music, Music
Books, and all kinds OF Musical Merchandise;
violins, Flutes Guitars, Flies, Ban1os, Accorde-
ons, Clarionets, and various small Instrument
which are a delight to all boys, Those wish
ing to procure strings for violins, Ban1os or
Guitars, or Reeds for Clarionets and Accorde.
ons, or any OF the belongings to these and
other instruments, will always ind them at
our store. In fact, Il is our purpose, as stated
above. to keep good assortment Of all kinds
of musical merchandise. All orders sent TO us
by mail will be promptly attendedto. Prompt
ness Is our motto, and by careful attention to
business, we hope TO deserve the patronage of
the community. We shall send orders TO the
city every evening for music that ia called for
which we do not chance to have in stock, 30
that all our customers may have their music
without delay. We shall take pleasure in
showing our goods to all who call at our store,
and we respectfully solicit the patronage OF the
community. Don't forget that our location is
25 MERCHANTS ROW,
the stand which has been occupied for several
years by j. Is. Meeker.
MCCLURE & HALL.
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The Simonsvile dramatic club gave an
interesting and successful exhibition at the
Union church, Tuesday evening, March G..
at which time was presented the temper
ance drama, in three acts, "Out in the
Streets" with the following
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DOsIN SIZED
sMEATHING PAPER.
akW VIC. LANDON.
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S*WrEEFF GWFEEWHWWFNFs
RUTLAND
Music Store,
25 MERCHANTS ROW.
RUTLAND, VERMONT

The public are aware, from previous adver-
usements, that we always have on hand large
and excee DINGHY fine assortment Of
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WINDSOR COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance Go.
WOODSTOCK, VERMONT.
INCORPORATED OCTOBER 30. 1888.

DIRECTORS:
Dudley c. Denison, Royslton; James B. Jones,
Woodstock; William N. Pingry. Perkinsville; (;
Philo Hatch, woodstock: Charles 8. Raymond,
Bridgewater; Otis Chamberlin, Pomfret; Chas.
A. Forbush, Springfield; George X. Chapman.
woodstock; William II. Walker, Ludlow.
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SpRISa opens with fair business

SPRISo opens with fair business
promises. The peaceful settlement
OF the Electoral contest, and the fact
that the new Administration starts
upon its career with n solid country
warm in its support, will contribute
largely to the restoration OF bust.
ness confidence and the revival OF
trade. Should the policy toward
the South be as successful as is hop
Cd, we may look for an increased de
mand for money in that section. and
an increase Of branches Of Southern
trade which have hitherto been very
dormant. From Europe and from
our own Eastern cities, come signs
too, Of on agreeable change. The
sbnormally large deposits in New
York have begun to decrease in re-
sponse to demands for money out
side, and banks expect indications OF
o continuance in the demand. Il
the spring opens well, without checl
to the crops which promise so finely
and il all the bright political hope:
now so porva1ing meet with any
thing like realization, we may look
for q business year whose grea'
prosperity shall contrast most agree
ably with those lately passed. .-Ez.
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THrr had q tough subject in the
inquiry room this week. Moody
wrostled with him and Sankey sang
with him but the man seemed to de-
spair Of forgiveness. Finally Moody
asked him what heavy sin burdened
bis mind, and he confessed to hav-
ing beat Z newspaper publisher out
OF three years subscription. The
evangelist informed him that they
did not profess to perform miracles
but il he would settle up his dues,
with compound interest, and pay foi
three years more in advance. al,
though they could not open the
doors Of the church to him, perhaps
he might be sneaked in under the
canvass. Boston Bulletin.
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FarpEnrcK Douo1As was confirmed

FREpEnIcK DouaLAs was confirmed
. Marshal of tho District CT Column
bia on Saturday, by tho United
States Senate. This is ono of the
most desirable offices in the gift OF
the President. Under Gen. Grant
II was filed by his brother-in- law,
Mr.. Sharpe. Heretofore the Mar
shal has been master OF ceremonies
ct the public receptions of the Pres
ideut, but it is intimated that the
ex.slsve, who is now appointed to
the position, will resign this duty
In favor Of another. Douglas is,
however o gentleman OF polished
manners, and could introduce the
dear people to the President as well
others Of clearer skin. He is one OF
the strongest public speakers in the
country.
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A vessel has just sailed from Phil-
adelphia to italian ports laden with
supplies OF American goods Of all
descriptions. A special agent will
Distribute them throughout the king
dom with tho views OF obtaining or
ders in connection with European
manufacturers. Philadelphia is
manifesting a great deal OF the com.
mercial spirit which insures the
tho prosperity OF seaboard commu-
nity.
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THUs far in the discharge OF Pres,
idential duties Mr.. Hayes has met
with wonderful success. But there
10 no trace Of luck about It. II was
aot lnck, bat royal manhood and
high devotion to duty, which made
his inaugural impress the whole
country SO strongly. Not luck but
wisdom, and keen understanding
Of ofcharacter, made his selection Of a
Cabinet arouse such enthusiasm. 1t
was not lis good fortune, but the
singular excellence Of his selections
that caused that Senatorial opposi.
tion which called forth the real feel.
10. Of the people. A weak man
would have wavered. 4 strong but
unbalanced man would have threat
ened, said harsh things. and inyolv.
ed himself in quarrel. But Mr..
Hayes calmly waited, neither storm.
ing, nor urging, nor bargaining, nor
yielding, until the people had been
heard aud the Senate had obeyed.
There was great deal Of character
In this victory. but not trace OF
luck His appointments thus far,
and his ref1sals to appoint, have
been judicious. As the stars never
hurry. there has been no haste Ia
settle delicate questions until there
bad been full time for inquiry. A,
this hour the new Administration ID
stronger than any other has been
for many years, bat it's popularity il
shs result Of proof that great con6
dsses y dssegvsd,-N y Tribune
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Two New Unit,d states, Senators

H,RRlsBuRa, March 21.--The Log.
islature met in joint convention to.
day, and it was announced bv the
President Of tho Senate that J d.
Cameron had been duly elected to
the United States Senate to gil the
vacancy caused by the resignation
Of Simon Cameron.
COLUMBUS, March 21.--The Geno-
raj Assembly, in joint session to day
declared Stanley Matthews duly
elected Senator from Ohio to Gil the
vacancy caused by tho resignation
OF John Sherman.
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WASHINGTON, March 21.--After
tho disposition Of the southern ques
tion the subject Of the extra session
was taken up for consideration.
Several dates wero suggested with
reasons therefore.
It was finally decided upon for
June l, aud the proclamation calling
congress together ut that time will
6e issued in n few days.
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Ma. Joseph l.. Lewis, who recent.
ly died near New York, has left the
whole Of his estate, estimated at 81
225,01. to the United States Govern.
ment. TO be usel towards paying of
the United States debt.
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LONDON. March ia Renter
dsspach from cara says ~ six
hours obssinsts fight took place bo-
tween the Turks and B,sniins, on
Saturday, between Boniveutura and
Drezgnai Both sides suffered heav.
ily. The Turks retired upon Lvno.
The Austrians are preparing to
cross the Save, aud everything looks
Narlike.
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ALEXANDER II. Stephens says
President Htyes has commenced to
ruu his administration like Presi =
dent Washington did his. Stephen q
is eompstent to give on intelligent
opinion on that point.
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CAUTION.
OTICE il bsr,.hy ,,iv.n

'DA- - ''i''I S''NH thhl luc
4 the follosins articles have ben purchas.
ed by the und"Tsignel, at SheriHs Sale aud
eft th-n IN the possession OF LeyI Wilmer,
during his pleasure All parsons are caution.
Ell not To Interfere or meddi, viii the same
via Half Interest In Cantl Boat, RI,
Mules and Harness, Mules, .et Harness, way.
on and Itoy. set Bost Rigs, FORKS, shoyels, Ak,
2 shoals, COOS stove ami hxtnre,. toal srui.
Chck, b.,lste,d, bureau, sldebolrd sink. lot
OF Carpet, Barrel WITH yinezar. Iiuekei, Tin.
ware. DAVID WIIMEH
Feb. Is, 1877.
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Tas President h,s orderel that no
liquor OF any kind will be dispensed
81 dinner p,r.ies, or from the side
board. at the White House. G,oi
for Hayes, again.
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Caution.

NOTICE is hereby given Tint the
~ follosing articles have been purchased by
tho underfigned at tonstsbleis Sale and Jeff Ia
tho possession of Daniai Moyer during his
pieasare. All persons are cautioned not 10 In.
terfsrs or meJdie with the same, viz; Thresh.
Ing Machine Poser aud shaker, PIow, Har.
row, Hss Rake, . But b .rneses, l 2-horss wag.
on, Drain in ground, 2 nsIes. Colt, Hogs,
coss JOIN M MOYER
Adams twr., Jan. 18Th. 1871
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APPEALS.

year 1877.
Also at the same time and In pursuance OF
the at OF May ith, ls0t. Appesls from Mill
sInners determining under tue 9th section of
saii act, VITO arc exempted or not liable to be
enrolled.
Beaver township. at tho house OF Moses
Spccht. on Monday. April 9th.
Wet Beaver township, At tho house OF John
Krick. on Tuesday, April 10th.
Adams township, at the house OF Wilson
Dreese. on wclnc .day, Arrli iith.
Centre township, at tho house Of Peter Hart.
man. on Thursday, April l2,h.
Jackson township, At the house oil John y
Beaver, on Friday, April 18th.
Niddteburg Borough. at tho Commissiorer,
OGlce. on saturday, April l&th.
translln township, At the Commissioners
Once, on Noniay, April 10th.
Perry township, at the house OF Daniel X. Sci.
!er On Tuesday April l1ih.
West Perry township, at tho house OF Fredriel
Rathfon, ON wcdn~sda! April lsih
Chairman township, ct the house OF Ada N
Fcrduey. on Thursday Aprh 18th.
I'ntnu township, 81 the house OF Ira SAyesr,
on Friday April 10Th.
w.shinrton township. at :ths house Of n lthias
Schnee. on saturday April :ls,.
Middlecrc.k township, at tho house OF Henry
Stroud on Mondsy April 2Jt
Pcun township, n, the house OF Mrs. Sarah
Miller, on Tnesday April 2ith.
Monroe Township AZ tho house OF Mr.. Sarah
Keen, on Wedn esday April 25th.
Scliussroyo Borough, at the house Of John ID.
Foctler on Thursday April 2e'h.
The apr eAls will b. held op'a each daY rniil
so'lncE, z. VI. All persons iuterestsd may at
tend !ftAey think proper ,nr, rnu
JOHN RONlG
MOSES hRkBS,
Comni,siourrs.
C,n ni's,,asrs once Mtidlo0urS M'sia !''h,
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PaEsrpESriiL VoTE e toral
votes counted in Joint Convection
of Congress, February aud March,
1877
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF
ESTATE

Tho un lcrsi,uod Assignee OF Jesse W. Wal.
ter, will expose 20 Public Sale, at m" Washing.
ton House, in Middlebnrg. on SATURDAY.,
APRIL. 7th, lsTT, The following de.ctined
Real Estate, viz; certain Tract of GRE
LAND situate In wct Beaver township, Sny.
der county. adjoining lands of Daniel PJntiu,.
Mr. Daniel Romi-, !. o. Krmpter ari Ann.
Mitchell, containing Il ACRES, MORE OR
LESS. ALSO, the undivided hat OF Tract of
Timber L,ud, situate IN Frinklin twp, said
county of Snv'er, adjoining lands Of Frederick
Walter, Christian sclApIhach aud others, con
taining % ACRES She f-rche., more or lees
rhi- who!s tract will be sold, by leave u the
part owner aud title given, or the undiv iird half
a. may sui, Purchasers.
Sal, to commence al l O'closk p. NJ. OF sAii
lay when dus attenlAurs will DO given AMI
terms y. tala made known by
DAVID GROSS,
March l2ls5T. Assignee,
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Caution.

Caution.
Notice is hereby given that my
~ wifc fsibolls Thomas hss left nv bed and
board without any cause csuticn all peuons
cVrding to Law.
WIN. II. THOMAS.
March, :sts, 1871.
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NOTICE.

NUTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that my
Az wife. Harriet Courtney, has left my bed
sni board with out any salneicnt cause what
ever ] therefore warn al Psrs0n not to trust
her on my account as I wiz par no debts con.
usetsd BY her after this date.
March, tth, 1877.
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NOTICE.
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIALTAXE ES,
May !, 1877. 10 April 80. 1873.
NOTICE..

The revised statutes NJ tho United
States, Sections 3232. 1921, 1898. AMI
3l39. require every person engaged in
any business, ayocation, or employment
which renders him liable to SpTCIAL
TAX, TO PROCURE AND PLACE con-
SPlCCOUSLY ~ ESTABLISHMENT
OR PLACE OF BUSINESS STAMP de,
noting the payment of said SPECIAL
TAX. for the sHecial,TaX Year beginning
May !, 1877, tsfJre commencing or con.
linuiDy business after April 80, Is a.
A return. as prescribed on form II. is
also required by law Of every person lii-
bleto Special Tax, a. above.
The taxes embraced within the pro,is,
ions Of the Ia" above quoted are the fol-
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Tsa boudon TINS says that tho
Usitsd States binds are al,uos. tho
only Legitimate object OF iuvestm ,n.
II the European m,rkots.
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ions Of the law above quaIel are the fol-
lowing, viz
Rsctlasrs S2oo On
D. siers, re'Ail llilor .5o1
Dealers, vhoirsllc liquors 100 o.
Dsil-rs IN malt qaors, Wholesale " "
Dsll-rs In mat liquors, rstAii 20
Dealers In leaf l. bacco Is co
Retail dealers In leaf tob1cco tO1 0g
Ani on s.es OF over 81 OJb, tfty cents for
every dollar In excess Of b, ,0JI'
Detlefs IN Inlnufs tnrsd tobacco 500
Manufactures OF still. 81 %
And for each still marutac'urei 90
Aud fof each worm Manufactured % 90
Aanulseturers Of tobacco 100
Msnufsetufsfs OF cigars 10 %
Pedd efs II toDseeO, nrst class (nore than
tso horses OF other aniIn.l.l s00J
Itfilens Of tosseco, second class 1.-Two horse.
or other aoimsD $50
PsdIlsrs Of tobse;o, tAifd eiau tons horss
or Oinsr AnimsD 10 %
Pc ldiefs OF tObac'o fourth class Too foot or
publle eOnvsy.nesl 10 %
Biesef. Of isss than 30 hundreI barrels s. 90
brssers vi sDy barrels or more. 1000
Any person. 80 liable. who shall fail TO
comply with the foregoing requirements
will be subject 10 severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to pay any OF
the Special Taxes named above must ap
ply 10 Charles J. Brnnner. Collector Of
Internal Revenue At sunbury. Pa, aud
psy for and procure the spsei,i.TaK Stamp
or Stamps they need. prior 10 May /.
J 1877, and WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE.
GREES B. RAUM,
Counissiopsr Of Initrnsl Rsvssue.
0gsics o. isTSssAL Rsvssrs,
vsshisgisp, DO, Jssussy %, 1877.
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tominishioueTs.
o,n nis.,,asrs once MIidlsourS M.s,a 2i;h,
1877.