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IT'S OWPRETrY GENER lLL7

IT'S NOW PRETTY GENER lLLY
CONCEDED that South Carolina will 90
for Clay almost as one man. Calhoun
friends seem almost to despair as they
glance a their prospects, and well they
may, for unless sr Van Buren openly
and boldly declines being run again as a
candidate for the Presidency, (and this he
vail never do as long as there is one flick
o-ing ray Of hope left to dazzle upon his
iancied greainess.) their case is utterly
hopeless. With regard TO South Carolina,
tie Washington correspondent Of the New
York Advertiser suys Tie Wings are
stronger in confidence than ever. Let
,e.s from South Carolina show that the
Wing party viii. in ali probability, Triumph
o7en in this slate.--This- comes from the
Calhoun men and tho mos, prominent
Calhoun men Of the palmetto State. The
Calhoun party il disbanded say what
they viii and rank aud file, they are go
:ng-Inany for Ciay--fow foJ Van Blu
zen"
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In New Haven Vt. March 10th, after
a severe illness Of seven days, Miss Olive
Augusta, eldest daughter of Miron and
Olive Chaplin, aged II years.
Mysterious, indeed, is that Providence
which thus SUDDENLY cuts down the young
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Price Reduced.

THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE ,as vel as OF
experience, has always been decisive IN favor OF
PHELPS TOMATO PILLS. They have been
in general use as Family Medicine, for five years,
during which time more than million OF aifiIct-
cd ones have experienced their healing virtues
From Maine to Georgia and from the sea TO the
Rocky Mountains. may be heard the voice OF graft
;,ude + r deliverance from suffering, by this the
Peonles' remedy and in every hamlet arc living
yv;tnesse. able 10 tell Of their deliverance from
death bv this valuable remedy. Were all the testt-
nony published. which the Proprietor has received
concerning the good effects Of his Medicine II
would convince the most sceptical. Gases almost
innurn ,rable Of Dyspepsia. Jaundioe, Bill Gus e
yers. and Liver Affections, ReumatIsu pains IN inc
hack side loins and limbs, acid siomleh, gravel
habitual costiveuess, sick headache, colds coughs
and lung fever, scrofuous diseases, ulcers and tu-
mors of long standing. &c, have been cured oy
these Pills alone, and the testimony recorded viii
nroror vouchers and it is confidently believed thai
M ase of the above complaints Withstand a
rcrseverins use Of The Pils-so say the Physicians
Pntup 10 Boxes, with the signature of G. X
pbelos. NJ. D., on the side label
Beware of imposition. Many are base enough
4, ,rv TO initiate this remedy. Be pai ucular TO &c
the genuine and You viii not be disappointed II
their effects.
AarTrs Never buy of Peddlers-ihey arr
never allowed TO carry the genuine Pills SEM
vour orders 10 the Proprietor, Hartford, or some
his General Agents who are appointed by him.
GENERAL DEPOT,
| at 226 Main street Hartford.
AGENTS.
Sidney Moody, Middiebury'
Volney Ross. BRANDON,
Huntley g. Higgins Salisbury,
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Monday. the Ist day Of April has been
pPoinied by the Governor for the next tTi'
a in the 9th and 7lh Congressional Dis
rict of Maine.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THIS may certify that l have given my son
Sanford Johnson his time from this date till
lie is twenty-one years Of age. lie now is
at liberty to transact business for himself, for
shall claim none of his earnings, nor pay
any debts of his contracting after this date.
ROBERT i. JOHNSON.
Salisbury, llth March, 1874. Is 3w.
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Winter Arrangements.

The subscribers would respectfully inform the
inhabitants of Middlebury and vicinity that they
will continue the business of Carding Wool and
dressing cloth during the winter at their stand in
Vergennes formely occupied by E. Sheriff. Esq.
Wool or cloth sent by Stage or otherwise viii
be promtly executed.
Fancy dying such as ladies worsted dresses also
attended to as usual. JEWETT & BAKER.
Versennes Dec. &c, 1913.
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Coniectionaries.

This day reed 1000 lbs. Fresh Confeetion.
aries, from the Manufacturer. for sale By
CYRUS RUSSELL.
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Commissioners Notice.

HOSERY and GLOVES BIZ and white
1 4 Cotton Hose, Blk worst ed do. cOlored
,vorsted do. at p cents pr. pair Ladies
Gloves of every description; Buebski Glove:
and Mittens, for sale By
'"N BROWN & SHELDON.
Jan. 80, 1874.
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Patent Action Pianos.

The subscriber having recently procured
from Boston one of these pianos, has been
requested by the manufacturers to actas their
agent in selling them. That which is now in
use at the Seminary isjustly admired and re-
garded as superior instrument. Those per-
sons who arc intending to purchase pianos,
are invited to examine mine. | am author
ised TO sell them on reasonable terms and will
deliver them here at the manufacturers pri-
ces. l.. l.. IILDEN.
Feb. 9th. 1874.
Eaprcss from Buffalo.
eEUsT received Gross BristOi's Sas-
81 saperilla. by
Russell & GRIDLEY. Agents.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
WILL be sold at public Auction at tho
Inn of A. Breeze in Wilmington the liih
day If April next, unless previously dis
posed Of at private sale, agreeable TO an
order from the Hon. the Judge Of the pro.
bale for the district of Addison issued on
the 18th day of January lS43- About
one hundred and twelve acres Of good
PASTURE LAND adjoining the former
home farm Of a. Munger deceased, also
about forty acres OF good swamp laid ~
no Few miles North East Of Whiting
Meeting House.
JOS. SINWONDS. AdmrS-
st. BAKER.
Whiting, March 16. 1914 90
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STATE OF VERMGNT',

DIslEICI OF NUulSOn g.
Be il remembered that at a Probate Court held e.
Shoreham in and for the Districtof Addison the
Ist dsTo March A. ID. 1874
Royal Gay administrator ofthe estate Of MARTIN
GAY, late Of Bridport in said District deceased,
the that partition Of the real estate ofihs
deceased be made among the heirs Of said deceased
and that commissioners be appointed for that purpose
lii therefore ordered that said administrators give
notice TO all persons interested 10 appear bere said
Probate CoJrtai session thereof TO be hell at tho
olce Of the Re- of said Coart n said Middsburs
on Thursday the 2lst day Of March a. ID. 1874 at
O'Clock in TIE afternoon which time and place the
Court will appoint Commissioners make partitions
Of said estate by publishing certified copy ct this
order in the Northern Galaxy newspaper printed AZ
said Mildlehury, three weeks successfully reviosr
to the time Of said Court.
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ESTATE OF THEODOCIA PIERCE.

rs ATE Or IlIEODOClA PiEkCE-
WE, the subscribers, being appointed rs The pro-
hate court for the district Of 1ison Comms.oncrs
to examine and adjust all claims and denlns ofali
persons, against the estate Of ThEODOClA
PIERCE late Of Middehury in i'll ns;rcl. de-
ceased, represented nsolyeni and also ali claims ard
demands exhibited in Offset thereto: And SIX months
from the 18Th dag Of March beng allowed by said
Cour, for that purpose, DO therefore hereby giNs
notice that will attend to the business of or said
appointment. al the dwelling house Of Eodne, Piercs
in Mddlebu'y rhe last Monday Of April and Sep
clock, p. NJ. on each Of said days.
Ira Allen, ro,,.,,;-s;o,.-s
Dated at Middiebury, his Ish day Of
March 1874. 40
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DISIhlC ] Oh AEUt-ON' ~.
BE it remembered, that at a Proi'ats
Court held at Middlebury in AMI for tbs
District of Addison, GU the 9Th day OF ''arcb
A. ID. lS4l.
Norman Topper and Rufus Perkins a1rSiuislrsicEs
Ct the estate Of
HENRY HER.
late Of said Midddsbury in said disric, docesssd-
present their petition in writing, praying for Ii
cense to sell real Of the deceased for the pur
pose Of paying the debts Of tie deceased and expen-
ses Of administration and therein sets forth the a.
mount odehts die from the deceased aud charges cf
administration, the value ct personal estate and tho
situation Of tie real estate OF the deceased and that il
is necessary to sell real estate Of the deceased for hs
purposes aforesaid II is therefore ordered that rail
petit on be considered session Of sad c1,rt 70
IL held at the Office Of Udney II. Everest Esq. in
SbsreLam Thu sday the Alb day of AprilInekt nj
one O'clock in the afternoon; and that said executors
give notice thereof to all persons Interested that
ihev may appear and make their olertions. If any
t,ry may have, to said license being grantedhy PuI-
fishing certified copy of this order in the
Northern Galaxy, newspaper printed
al Middlebury in said district-three weeks
successfully, previous to the time OF SAID
court.
Us. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy of record.
Attest. J. :. BUSHNELL, Reg IS.
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STATE OF VERMONT, I

II q 70 II y 2 IttV'I q.
.ANest J : Bnsl.ne!L. Regisler. a
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HENRY HER.

A. u. Io4I.
Norman TupEer and Rufus Perkins aarsiui''rste3'
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-12-06

ii ID worf-+s j. suae.cf "A =.
1ary ever ased. feHecin ID 'iosf E
- cf 81 sorts from et fit'frn n eras-
'%.rr ~ perish bg worms - ~ ars~<rr
.ar.r nrf1.r kno wn- Some CtfA6s - - -
4 for their SICKNESS, until t01'a zsob - -
= -s cause =,
~ssha' immenss responsibility T. : ~ anoT
tnePaTeni wao does<Trtrknef< AMI he gf5atsr
y nsse.dersland ,S8e complain which IS
deSfroying those precious flowers g ile-eaii-
drcn.
What should y done
The an swer Is plain. Give this vsrmisEre,
which will be % 40 good, ii they have ne
worms; and if they have, It will destroy and e
Isdiesie them with a certainty and Precision tru-
~ Astonishing
II cannot harm the smallest infan or the
strongest adult There is NJ mercury ol rliAe
raj in il; Mercury il The basis Of mos Jfn-
remedies; and The remedy - 9Dleiiules wore
than the dIsease- So never use sczengt.s baf re-
~ upon this. Every person vii Be convinced
on one trial, that Il is The most perfect ever
invented.
For sale in Holly Springs by r r Lew
j. AT the brick Drug Store south Of the
qnare. and BY Z A. Talbot. sign of th-
Golden mortar. ['narch 23I'44-Iyl
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-12-06

District C@fseerg Caari afMe sats !
" iPs, % Holly eprjagy.
So. '-1'.5 [i5 % as JOB j. g5es.Ioo' a4'.
tl5asficE " El1Ling e al 1871
EO-N oPallag tLe maters oflhis Hil9 s
2Pe5 llg y the satisfaction or lie ropr
-Ial Inc daI. adalt Il maaI III yFFff6.f4 =
not aa Iadaal.ant ol this Sale b1t rss
tey oad Tie limits thereof, So thar tbe erd.as-
8 process q tais Court caan3. 5s srr4 -
lir Acre to5o Il Is olJsfad. lts.ra
.41 s@ld deI-ndlat appear before The Wee
Ohahcell7r a The Cyutt r8sn i3s5. fsr9
q dolly Spring on tho lrst Monday of J}a.
1afy nezt and plead answer or dsfapr. "a
~otli 'ldin3b.s 5Ili, tbe several alle8afi|tas
taefeot viii be taken for confessed
.L.-ii' ana saea order Oh decree made There
in, as the Vice Chancellor shall deem fo,i
taote aud "a L, and it is farther ordered f,st
q copy o. thIs order be inserted in the "EIol,
y Sptngs G-zstte'' a newspaper nubliebs3 |
in tle town q Holly Springs. Al;sstzs;,s;
once week for two months sl.ceSz-,r-'.a.' >
JAMES Q. ANDERSON. .CfsrI
ABSTRACT.
buI Charges, taal some time io he rss-
+ go "nlie Comp 'ainlul was a ci -zsaaf
~i-. haFilie tennessee lie received -6far
PIP L'eien4aa', H0lIag iaviirr (.onrt
p tae name q aHnsalI and co.5sr'74.res
s-s Literary lasitUti9n at IIol-
y oPtings, TO visn Hollv Spfip0s tbet
'et- z trustees might have an iatergiew tsifh
.'.a' wi-n view p secure his services ii
-- l-s-.---.aa, Llat la conplaace viii
~ Fse IS. oomPL did visit Holly s.nags
.,..-..9 ~ 49, .-2a az interview i.h ssi5
e7ssts' sAe defendants laat i was nelosl
s taai t.ae, between said z rus.aes
.r.sl .a-t oo,nfi eas - removet5
-5'51 oFtiass and become T5acher h
Il A-s '-1.iefs end ihal ssi5 trustees h
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-12-06
NOTICE,-

PURSUANT - az Inttrloculcry d cree ot
the District Chancery Court 81 ,he State 81
Mississippi a, Holly Springs. il The s1it Of
Ed ward Orne against Thomas J DniIahi-s,
etaL | will on tIe l9lh day OF December
IS4l, at the Court House door in Oxford
sell 10 The highest BIDDER, on credI Of six
months the purchaser giving bond uith good
security. beaIing six per cent. iateres., Sec
lion OF land No. 30 Township Z, Range 3,
West in Lahy ete County, at which sale
Compls nant will be allowed but one bd
JAMES G. ALDERSON, Com'E
Nov Is S44-nI3-Im
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-12-06

Il oI cs,nsi sra. i0 Il orf1 Dts seTyices as reach
] e. II ] s1;se1s' 70 Epas him $500 per annum
3 thasin Compliance with said contract Com
.plaiaafN removed to Holly Springs and
entered apon his -dutfas as Teacher IN said
TIE, ffie first Of January 1888, and con
finned in the emplovment Of Teacher under
said contract daring the wears 1888 and
!. 1889, tkaf IN The year 1889 while he vas
eneaged as reacheT. the Institution, obtained
Ia Charter Incorporating it under the name
| cffbe University ct Holy Springs upon
settlement between Complainan { and defend
ans for bis services, The two years, If vas
found that they were iadebsed 10 Compt
balance Of S607.45 some time afier said In.
sliusion was incorporated, Comnt was told
by The trustees by whom he had been en-.
pIoy d. that a transfer of he Institution had
Iaken place 10 the new Board under the act
d incorpo that the neu Board would
come INTO possession ofthe lots and buildings
Ihal shey had other funds in donations and
Subscriptions. and had given bonds with
gaoa individual security to satisfy al the
'iabliies ot the cid Bond. 50 that If Comp
w0ad agree to take Inc obligation of the
neW Board for the balance of his clain up
on defendants, that it would be entirely safe,
that influenced by these representations on
tae Fat Of defendants, Compt was induced
. assent 10 he arrangement. and on the 7th I
November 1910. the new board executed 10 /
Compt Their promissorY note for the sun Of |
b007, 45, the balance q his claim against /
the cid board. that Com2t brought 81 !; on
said note against the new board, that iudg |
men; was rendered thereupon at the June
Term Of The Circuit Court OF Marshall /
& 4 Z 4 Il
and returned malta bona by the Sheriff, said
new board, OF said trustees Of the Uaiver-
Sly Of Holly Springs as q corporate BODY
having no effects out Of which Comnis
claim could Be made, that trustees of said
Literary LnsiHntion who employed Compi
Is Taacaer, and wh0 upon settlement were
INDEBTED and liable to C0mpl II their iudi-
JIdual capacity, aad knew when thew IN
lueed Compl 10 transfer his claim from them
0 the new board that said new board would
e iable only IN their corporate character,
nd that ~ That character v ere wholly des
tate of means to discharge compIs claim.
bal al the representations made to him by
aiendan,s n regard to the s3vency of the
eW board, we're wholly false and fraudu
IT, and that defendants knew them to be =
?, ard made them for the purpose OF fraud
i@tJJ and dishonesty, avoiding the pav.
leat ol comPis claim, that many if not most
ne trustees Of the Literary Iastitutio
ere also members Of The new board. after
e Institution had been Incorporated.
Prayer, that the judgment aforesaid and
e neto on which II is founded be cancelled
ID taat defndauts be compelled to paw
5uPi hIs claim with all interest and costs
ID iog general relief
LUCAS, LANE & CLAPF. So7rs
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-12-06
TRUST SALE


r. - ",','s'Si3ne' aaVins AZ the August
I'm = - ., .AC l'tooaie Court OF Mar.
ss NilSs'ssi Pplr obtained from said
ui'' s,"sis 81 Administration upon the
S.I es.I'e u 'a''iss - v. L. Robertsln, late Of
said county, deceased All persons iadsb,.
ed TO sald estate, arc hereby reoaas,eJ 4,
make imm adiate payment: ant tbsss b,g,n.-
claims as a'nst said estate are noIifad % pre-
sent them duly au henucaied wi.bin tbs
sine P'escfibed BY lnE, OF The SINE vii BE-
barred
ULYSSES II ROSS
HANNAH w ROBERTSON.
Sep. =, l4it f3vfnf.sr,ta-s
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-12-06
STRAY SALES.

Y WILL sen At the court house door ia ths
! town Of Holly Springs or the fourth Mond 81
n December, the following property as stIaj :,
Va.
One Cow and Calf taken Up b. Rlbert g
Kelsey, appraised to $1,000
Also. one blind Gray horse, taken Gp b.
Samuel q Hooker, appraised to $40 GJ
Also One Steer, taken up by William Cue
ningham aPPraise to So o9
Jas. IL. SWAMI, Ea4ger
Nov 29th.ISlf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-12-06
HATTERy Sn0P.

- BROWN, Of holly Springs Miss. taxes
" pleasure in informing The Public, that he has
ON hand, and is cons family making Ha,s ~ every
size and description. which he warrants % 81
equal, II not superior, % any hat can b. brought
10 this place. He feels thankful tor the lberaI
encouraS .ment he has heretofore received. and
hopes, by making good bals, as cheap as they can
be bought el eYAere. 10 merit c Il inuaucc of
public favor.
August, Bob 1894
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-12-06
FNUHE

those isI-lted 10 The late f m or To
CAS- " Lane, aud also the concern oI LU.
dAs, LANE I CLArP. viii please max. i.n
Ineuia'e payment The business Of these
concerns WILL not admit oi delay DE- t4cir
seltlementand it is hoped thl, those ia,sr-s
ted viii no, not wajt f0r more u-r.ot a.
peaIS' oul VIII see iha necessity, at once, Of
closing NJ, aad act acco-diagly
The business will be contiaa.I.bv L~cAs
- CLAPP az their former ollie.
Il. w LUCAS, 5urv Pl-l1er.
July 90 lS4I-3p.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-12-06

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Holly Springs gazette., 1844-12-06

UST received Is Sacks OF Superior
- For sale by D.D. JONES ) ty.
Jan. 10, SS4l.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-12-06

PA Y YOUR IAAtS
| WILL attend al the following place
purpose of collecting the STATE ala
TAX due :or the year 1911 u W.T.
HUD>ONYILLE. ...E
10th and 10Th Of Noyember and gh
Lamar, Is and 10 +" AMI I'D
MI Pleasant 20 and =. " and ll
CagilPs, - and 93 end y
Pennington - and % and 13
IallalooSa 81 and y /" and u
Chulahoma - and &c I" and 10
Bowens, land Is :" Bccembt5- r-r-r..
Waterford, - and 20 s. and 81
Morgans - and II and
McAuley's &c and 27 and
LoSsetfs, 80 and 81 and ;
Holly Springs from I'd December %
Those who fail 10 settle their Tax ea =
fore the l0.h Jaruary neat wall be li'.-e ,lss5
aoube tax, which VIII t. required p
otter that time.
". EPPEs 81
PerJ.R. McCARR0LL
Nov. Isl iS44--I3-f