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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

There will be meeting of the Young
mems Temperance Society on Wednesday
Evening, Jany. Sd, at the Town Room.
for the purpose Of hearing the report of the
committee on Licences, and of electinq
delegates TO the annual meeting ofthe State
Society 10 be holden at Rutland on wednes.
day Jany. 10Th. A full attendance is re
auested. S. PEARL LATHRoP, Sec.
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NOTICE.

The Annual Meeting of the Middlebury
Musical Institute will be bel on Tuesday,
Dan. 9th) to commence at o'clock p. NJ.
All persons having Books of the Institute
are requested TO return them at that time.
E. MERRILL, Secretary.
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Aericu1ur;al Meeting. We intend,

Agricultural Meeting. We intended
10 have published notice for an agricul-
iural meeting last week., expecting the
names Of respectable farmers in different
sections of the county sanctioning the step
would have been sent US as requested. Not
one has been forthcoming. Is this apathy.
If not LET our farmers send in their names
by letter or Otherwise.
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N o II &c f

All persons indebted to the subscriber,are
requested to make immediate payment, -
those having unsettled accounts will do well
to call and settle, the same without delay.
JAMES MCDONALD.
MIDI lebury, Nov. /. IS43. 20
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STATE OF VERMONT, Z
ID strict of New Havoc.

~ > ilCl " LNth iidNth.
BE it remembered that at a probate court holden
at Bristol within and for the strict Of New Haven
on the 23d day of December 1913. An instrument
purportng to he the last will and Testament Of RU
HAWKS late of Lincoln in said district deceased, was
presented said court for probate, by the person
therein named as executor. Nhereupcn cad court
ordered the said executor notify the persons
cerned to appear probate court ho1en, holden at
the office Of In Judge Of sad COURT in said Bristol
first Monday Of February 1874, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
then and there make their objections to the probate
of said viii if they cause, by publishing certified
copy Of this order in the Northern Galaxy and Peo-
pies Press newspaper printed MddIebary in the
county Of Addison three weeks successfully previous
TO the time Of said court.
Harvey MunsiIl, Judge,
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nj ar ried.

la Rockingham. lows, Territory on the
seth Nov. by the Rev. Enock Mead, MI.
John r. James, formerly Of Wey bridge,
Vt. TO Hiss Harriet Kicker, both of Rock
ingham.
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STATE Of VERMONT, }
n. n. II<,,.o,, 80 (

District Of Nelc Hdren IS.
IT is ordered by the probate court for the district
aforesaid that all persons concerned be notified ap-
near before said court at session thereof TO be hol-
den at the Office Of the Judge Of said court at Bristol
in said district on the first Monday in February 1914
at no O'Clock A. Nj. to show cause, if any they may
have, why the liberty and authority requested in the
corego;nG application should not be granted and that
for hat purpose the said application together with this
order be publi he'd in the Northern Galaxy and Peo-
MES Press newspaper printed ut Middlehury in the
COUNTY of Addison three weeks successfully prior tc
the time Of said court.
II In witness whereof, have hereuntS al,
LIS. fixed the seal Of said court, ard subscribed
= NV name at Bristol in said district this 2Stl
day of December A. ID. 1S43.
Harvey MMnsiH, Judge. 80
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" The WIDOW of The late Henry Dag
GEL OF New Haven, Conn, has received
We Sum of $500 from the pension fund,
'"I arrears Of pay due her husband as an
''l'0f IN The RcvOlUtiOuary war.
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Nova Scotia Plaster.

THE subscriber has now on hand 100
L Tons N. s. Plaster in bulk land 140 Tons
in bags, all fresh ground, which will be sold
for ready pay. w. CHAPMAN
Vergennes, Dec. 4, 1643.
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STATE OF VERMONT,


BE it remembered, that at a Probate
Court held at Midtlicbury, in and for the
District Of Addison, on the Slst day OF De.
cember, A ID. 1S43.
Samuel James administrator Of the es-
tate OF
AMOS BELL.
lale of Weybridse in said district deceased,
moves the Court that partition Of the real
estate Of the said deceased be lnssle IN and
among the heirs of said deceased, aud that
Commissioners he appointed Tor that pur-
pose Ii is therefore ordered that said al
ministrator give notice to all persons inter
ested to appear before sani Probate CouIr
ut Il session thereof 10 lie held at the Office
of the Register of said court, in said Mid
dlebury, on Thursday the 18th day of Jan
uary next at O'Clock in the afternoon, a,
which tine and piace3he said Court WILL
appoint Comm i-sioners Ia make partition
of said estate by publishing a certified copy
of this order in the Northern Galaxy and
Middlebury Peoples Press, newspaper
printed at said MiGdlebury-three weeks
successfully, previous 10 the time of said
court.
j. BUSHNELL, Register.
true copy of record.
Attest, J. S. BUSHNELL, Reg. 81.
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A true copy Ct record, 81
Attest, Fl. MUNsiLL Judge.

To the Hon. tae Probate Court for The
district Of NetO Hdven:
Milo w. Kinsey and Geo. S.Barnum Adminlstra-
tors Of the estate Of Milo w. Kinsley late Of Monk
ton in said district deceased, respectfully represents
that the said intesiate did, in his life time, enter into
a certain contract in writing to and with Justin Will
loby Of Monkton aforesaid to convey about IL acres
of land in said Monkton, Bounded on the North and
northwest by lands owned by Robinson Mumord and
thurstn Chase on west and south west by the high
way; and on the south by lands owned by Huldah
Thrasher and on the cast by the highway being the
same land ,nortgaged by Peter Owen TO the said Milo
w Kinslcy which said contract was at the decease
Of the said Milo w. Kinsley and still is, unexecuted
wherefore the said administrators pray the said court
to grant them liberty and authority 10 deed said land
according The terms of SAID contract agreeaby to
the statute in such case made and provided.
Dated at Monkton this 29th day Of December d
1913. 30
George L. Bdrnum, Administrators OF
Milo W. Kinsley. Milo w. kinsley.
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STATE OF VERMONT,


Be it remembered that at a probate Court
holden at Bristol within and for the district
OF New Haven on the 25'h day ofDecembcr
1913.
The administrators OIL the estate Of JOSEPH JACK
MAN late Of Avery's Gore in said district made ap
plication TO said court have his account with sand
estate as administrator examined and allowed
whereupon the said court or
dered the said administrator to notify all persons con-
cerned appear at probate court to he holden at
Bristol in said district the Office ofthe Judge on he
first Monday of February 1874 at 10 O'Clock A. M
then and there make their objections to the allow
ance of said if they may see cause, by pub
fishing certified Copy of this order in the
Northern Galaxy s. Middlebury Peoples
Press newspaper printed at Middlebury
in the County of Addison, three weeks sue
cessively prior TO said time.
HAKvEY MUYsILL, Judge.
A true copy OF record,
Attest, 3. MUN~ILL, judge. So
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STATE OF VERMONT

Di>trlct OF AddiSon, ss.
RE il remembered thai at Probate Court
~ held alMiidlebury in and for the district
Of ddisun on the 18th day Of December, A
D. 1s43.
! Rodney Pierce named executor in an instrument
purporting to he the last will and testament Of
| THEODOt la PIERCE.
late of said Mildlebmy deceased presents the same
for probate: II is therefore ordered, that the same
examined for probate, at sesson VI said court TO be
held the Office Of the Register Of said court in SAT-.
Middiebury Thursday the 18th day Of january
next ut one O'Clock in the afternoon and that notice
thereof be given all persons interested TINT they
may appear and make their directions, II any they
NAV have, to the probate and allowance Of said will
BY publishing a certified copy Of this order in the
Northern Galaxy and Mild'ebury Peoples Press, Il
newspaper printed at said N ddebury, three weeks
successfully previous to the session Of said Court
s.. BUSHNELL, Re,is,er
a true copy Of record.
50 Attest is BUSHNELL Register.
STATE OF VERMONT,
District oi Addison 80.
BE il remembered that at a Probate Court held ut
Mddlebury, in and or me District Ct Addison, gu the
2lst ,ay OF December A. d 1913.
Abigail Min r, moves the Court that PARTITION Of
that part of the real estate Of
JOSEPH WOOD,
late of Bridport in said District deceased which a.
set out dover 10 his widow Abigail Wood now
deceased be made among the heirs of the said joseph
Wood deceased, and that Commits sons be appointed
for that purpose it is therefore ordered TINT said Abb
gail Miner give notice TO I'll persons Interested To ap
pear before said Probate Court 1t session thereof
to be held the Office cf the Register Of said Court
in said NJ ddebury Thursday the 18Th day Of Jan
uary next at O'Clock in tie afternoon at which
time and place the said Court will appoint Couss-
lions make partition Of said Estate, by publishing
certified Copy tins order 10 the Northern Galaxy
aud middleblry Peoples Press a newspaper printed
at said MddlsbuY three weeks successfully previous
to the session Of said Court.
J. ;. BUSHNELL, Register,
A true copy rercrt.
Attest. ]. S. BUSHNELL, Reg. 81
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STATE OF VERMONT,

DISTRICT OF NEW HAVEN. SIS.
BE it remembered that at Probate Court,
holden at Bristol in said district on the 18th
day of December 1913.
The administrator on the estate Of NATHANIEL
SHATTUcK, late of Morl<ton, in said district, de-
ceased made application TO said court in writing, for
license sell all the real estate of the said deceased
for the purpose Of raising money to pay the debts a.
gains said and the expenses Of administration,
and therein set forth
the amount of personal estate, and the situation Of
the real be sold, and that sale Of all the re-
al estate, Except the widows dowcr) together with
the reverson OF the dover is necessary;
The said court appointed the first Monday in Feb
ruary 1874 as lie time for hearing upon sad arpli-
cation and ordered the said administrator to notify
all persons concerned appear at probate curt hol-
den at the Office Of the Judge Of said COURT at Brsio
in said district, the first Monday Of February 1874
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. then and there make Objcc-
tions to the granting osuch lcence, if they cause
by publishing a certified copy of this order in
the Northern Galaxy g. Middlebury Peoples
Press a newspaper printed at Middlebury in
the County of Addison, three weeks success
sively previously to the term of said Court.
II. MUSsILL, Judge.
A true COPY Ct record, 80
Attest, Fl. MUNsiLL Judge
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ABOLITlONISTS LOOK AT THIS.
lfthose Of cur citizens who have cons
neced themselves as an Abolition Raf,v.
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STATE OF VEKMON n

A true copy Of record
50 Attest is BUSHNELL REGISTER.
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From the Springfield Republican.
CLARA HAYWOOD.

The sun had sunk to rest, and nature was
rrposing in silent beauty. The stars were,
one by one, pener'iing the deep blue Of
heaven, and the moon just then appearing
above the eastern horizon, cast her mild, sill
very light down upon ear,I's fair face, and
revealed many beautiful scene upon which
the eye delighted TO gazn, and gazing, to ad :
mirr. The noise and hustle Of the day had
subsidized; and the man of business had re-
ire1 from the scene of his cares and ankle
ties. to seek in the society of loved and dear
ones, the lorgellulness Of his tolls. The SUI
rerb and elegant mansion Of the wealthy
Nlr. haywood, situated in one of the prnci-
pal streets of the city, was Illuminated with
more than ordinary splendor. Carriages
were constantly approaching and leaving
their occupants; and fairy forms were seen
gliding about, while the soft strains of music
were heard, waited far away on the gentle
evening breeze. The wealthy, CAV and
fashionable, were assembling within that lor.
~ abode, to celebrate the return of the birth
day of Clara haywood, the only daughter
OF lis naughty owner
Clara was just fifteen: AMI never was a
a young girl more beautiful or more beloved.
Her genlenesS of soul beamed out from the
depths of her deep blue eve, and lirmness of
resolve was stamped upon her high and
snowy brow. She had ever been the idol of
her fond fathers heart, and she was his only
one. Her mother, gentle and innocent as
herself, had died when she was vet child
bnl the principles of virtue and pirtv whicI,
had been inslllcd into the young heart OF
Clara, had never been obllcra,ed she was
all genleness and affection, and her life had
hitherto been one of unclouded sunshine and
to mar her peace, and for the first time in
her lie Clara was unhappy.
She had retired early on the eve of the
grand fete at her fathers mansion, and will,
"A buoyani heart, and smiling face, arrayed
herself for occasion. As she was conf ,ing
her rich. dark hair, by a. string of pearls,
which rested like snow fakes among the
lnxurlant curls playing about her cheek, IL
servant entered and presented her small
billet. She eagerly glanced at the well
known writing on the envelope, and tren-
blIngly broSe the seal. 1t was apparently
written in haste, and under the influence OF
great emotion. 1t ran thus:
Dearest Clara, ! cannot make one of the
hnppy throng who will assemble in your
fathers house This evening am unhappy,
miserable. We must part, Clira. Yes,
part, and heaven knows if forever. Your
father suspects our love. lie commands me
to leave the city. Tomorrow morn. ere
the day dawns, start for-I know not
where, and go-l know not whittier. Dear
Clara, | would see you once again. and bid
you farewell. Meet me in our grolio at the
end of the garden, when the party shall have
retired. ! shall await you, and do not re-.
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Ter than ever. VIC have added many new articles
el be ore kept and they were bought nj low prices
and will be sold decidedly ioir, much lower than
er sold in town.
BOOKING GLASSES.
We .coud particularly invite all who wish to buy the
SEES large and small stzss with one or two plates, tn
look a. our assortment we believe we have the mos
extensive and the rery cheapest.
TEA AND COFFEE POTS.
Tea Pots for few shiiin1s. In this line shall Of
fer Tea Pots, Candlesricks Lamps, Cups Spool
Stands, Casters and other Britannia Metal; Brass
and Plated Goods very cheap, purchasers may make
a saving by looking al ours before they buy.
WaGohogs Clocks g Jaw@ITyo
Gold and Silver WATCHES will be offered very
low prices according to nay. Our assor'ment of La
dies and Gen,emen's Rings, Pms, and Brooches.
lets, of very pretty styles, Also Hair Bracelets with
Gold clasps and snaps A great variety Of Stone
Brooches for Ladies' and Gentlemen, Gold Thlmbles,
Snaps. Clasps, Ear Hoops and Rings, Gold CHAINS
a-dKeys of various patterns. A great variety Of
Pins and Lockets for hair and MINIATURES
JET GOODS.
BEAUTIFUL lot of Jet Bosoms Pins, Rings, Bracelets,
Chains, Snaps Clasps, Hair Pins, &c.
HAIR PINS, dc.
Gold and Silver, Gilt, Jet and Iron Hair Pins Head
and Noek Ornaments, y llion, Buales, Beeds, &c for
trimming Head and Neck dresses Boquet holders ,d.c
r. ~
A few dozen at wholesale and retail.
CLOCKS.
200 ofihe very best " Geromes'" and "Terrv and An.
drew's " Brass Clocks in finest o. G. Mahogany Ca
SEES warranted of the best quality made, sold by the
box or single very low
A new and splendid loi of Canes Of all po,,crns
Crooks, Ivory and Silver Heads, Loaded He'ds
SwordCanes, &c Fcrues for Canes bv the dozen.
BLEACHING 4. BRUSHES.
Day and Martins Iiuuid Rlncknu Paste RIncLin
Elastic Water Proof Hacking.
Christmas a New Years Presents.
A great variety Of pleasing Toys Games, Puzzles
Conversation Cards and Fancy Articles will be open
~ :" '''' ' WORK Boxs.
Rosewood Wor. Boxes will be sold much lower than
ever had hem before.
Shnring Sonps, &c.
Oleophane, Chinese and Verhena Cream, Naples
fold brown Windsor, white Windsor CASTLE Oxy-
genaied, Naval and Military and all the most appro-
we'd Soaps.
RAZORS d. STRAPS,
or most kinds in use, cheaper than ever. BRUSH
TEA TRAYS AND WATERS, of new and beauri-
full patterns.
VARIETY.
Nursery Lamps, Wooden Spoons, Butter Ladies'.
Cheese Toasiers, Bread Toasters, Curling and Gull
ling longs Britannia and l;arthern Bed Pans Sick
Cups for feeding the sick, Soap Cups and Dishes
Tooth Brush Dishes, FnfIhern and Britannia Spit
Cups, Britannia SpItors, Gravy and Soup Ladies
and Spoons.
LAMP GLASSES AND WICKS,
For most all kinds of Lamps, including the Chemical
IND CampLene.
sr%t many new articles not spoken of which
9nr stock very full and complete and we are
S"kiDJ TO sell il our.
Nov. 6. 1881 BRiNSMAID e. BROTHERS,
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a CA RID.
BRINSMAID G. BROTHERS

~ generally that their winter STOCK Of Goods will
be found unusually extensive, good and cheap
Much time and care has been spent in selecting and
having made varied and beautiful assortment of the
different kinds OF Goods which are expected 10 be
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VARIETY STORE

whilst do no, expect to have every thing that is
called for, would say that assortment Is bet,
Ter than ever. we have added many articles new
before kept, and they were bought nj low prices
and will be sold decidedly 0nr, much lower than ev-
a. in,
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We .v0uld particularly invite all who wish to buy tn
very best finished Mahogany framed Looking Gas
SEES large and small szss with one or two plates, t.
look az our assortment, we believe we have the mos
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was not otherwise TO be expected. The SUBJ
jscts presented were necessarily abs,ruse'
and repulsive to popular audience-even
to those acquainted with the higher branches
Of Mathematics and Astronomy Mr.. Young
could not expect in few evening lectu' 10
do himself Justice and make his theories fair
ly understood. To take up the old theories of
gravitatiou, the progression Of light, and the
quadrature Of the circle, upon all which he
thinks we are in error, and put to the test
the experiments and calculations by which
those theories have been established and held
to a. correct-and then 10 propose new the
cries IN place of the old ones-is no small
labor. And il Mr.. Young could not do this
in ten short lectures, we ought not to call
him mad, or, as some have done, advise him
to 70 and preach to the Mormons.
For twenty years he has been hard at
work, trying to solve doubts, which much
farther back had sprung up in his mind on
these points and others connected with As
tronomy, and his labors have resulted in con-
vincing h,n,self-and he is confident they in
time will convince the world-that our pre-
sent system of Astronomy is a bundle of err
rors, and at the bottom, of these errors are
principles which the world has cherished for
centuries. He says, having admitted and
acted on certain laws of Newton and others
AZ correct, we have been obliged, in order TO
make the phenomena of Nature correspond
to those laws. to create disturbing forces, and
endless equations and hypothesis, which are
entirely unnecessary, and only involve us in
confusion and absurdites. VIII, these cher
ished laws he has long struggled, and he con-
tends now that he has overthrown them, and
substituted others, which, in their develope-
ment ard application to the Solar system, re-
duce every thing to simplicity and unity.
In his lectures here, he took up the laws
Of gravity and light, and the quadra,ure of
the circle: attempting TO show that, the at
traction Of gravity is not invcrsely as the
square of the distance, but inversely as the
distance that light is not progressive bu,
instantaneous and that the quadrature OF
the circle is possible. Mr.. Young is in hopes
to publish Ills book, the prospectus of which
was issued while he was at Washington, and
which will contain his views in full, next fall.
His subscription is partly filled up, with
names from different parts of the Union-he
still needs from hundred to hundred and
fifty more subscribers. The book will be an
octave, containing between three and four
hundred pages, handsomely executed, and
be sold at $500. When the work is pub
lishcd, we hope those who are capable will
take it up, and examine its merits candidly
and thoroughly. Mr.. Young is very SAIL
guine-and he is willing to commit himself
to the worId-he asks no one TO be a " musll
Of concession" and, on the other hand, he
wants no one to stand aloof and refuse to lis
ten TO what he has to say. He has taken a
bold stand, and all we have to say is" Prove
all things: hold fast that which is good"
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Allen p. Beach's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, lINHE Hon. the Pro-
Di>trlc, Of Chiender, -. J. Late Court for the
Dl>lric, ofCntlenden. To all persons concerned in
the Estate oAen T. Beach late OF Burlington in said
District, deceased, GREETtNG.
Whereas, w. p. Briggs Executor of the last will
and testament of sail deceased, proposes TO render
an account Of his administration, and present his &c.
count against said estate for examination and allow
ance al session ofthe Court of Probate 10 lie holden
a, the Register office in said Burlington on the third
Wednesday of May, 1874.
THEREFORE,, lon are hereby notified to appear he.
fore said court al the time and place aforesaid, an,
shew cause, if any yon have. why the account atore
sali should not Re allowed
Given under my hand al Burlington this second day
of MAY A. ID. 1874.
4Sw3 VIM w ESTON Repistcr
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Channels Slaterss Estate.

District Of Chi,ienden, S. IA holden a, BurIina.
ton, within and for the District aforesaid on the 18th
day Of April A. d. 1874, an instrument purnorlng 70
be the last Will and Testament of CHAUNCEf
presented to the Court here for Probate, by Lydia
Slater, the executrix therein named
THEREFORE,, it is ordered hy said Court, that public
notice be given to all persons concerned therein to np
pear before said Court, Mt session thereof to de hold
en- at the Registers office in said Burlington, on the
second Wednesday Of May, A. d. 1874, and comics
the probate of said Will and i. is further ordered
that this order be published three weeks successfully
in the Burlington Free Press, y newspaper printed at
Burlington in this State the last Of which sh all he
previous 10 the dav assigned aforesaid for hearing
Given under my hand al the Regiscr'c Office, this
18th day of April. 1914.
46 w3 VIM. WESTON, Register.