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THE QUESTION IN CONNECTICUT

TIE QUESTION IN CONNECTICUT.
Never vas there party who have succee
5e5 so we'll in blindipg themselves as the loco
f,,racy. So completely enfatuated are the
,,e,lrads IOcos Of NY. that they daredi 10 send
at their dO,ca soih she tariff tracts, into old
Connecticut. Van Burcn himself was equally
fs1,;c when be attempted to SCOT at the prin-
-ioles, 8 details Of that system of protection,
,as maintenance of which alone can sustain
he telling arm of American industry. and give
prosperity TO ths country. The attempt in
The present congress 20 remoddie the tariff is
rolling the loco party swift over the precipicc
If Obstruction. The fatal blast from the Con-
necticut whig bugle is only premonitory of
the fate to which their suicidal policy is hur-
ring them. The battle was fought by the
q;;,;ae in Connecticut under tho banner of
Clcy and the Tariff: The knavish tricks prac-
iced to satisfy the people that Van was
tariff man, especially in maRy instances their
esdeavors to suppress the substance of the
Richie letter, could not hoodwinktho major
ltv of that enlightened State. Had the locos
acted honestly, and brought their free-trade
,-;nciples to the polls instead of surpressing
,ten, the majority against them would have
.son counted by thousands.
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In Amherst, on the 2Sth ult., Harriet
w. wife of Rev. Prof Fowler and daugh-
ter of the late Noah Webster, LII. d.
aged As.
In Reading VT, on the pod ult. Mr.. Paul
Stearns, Aged GO years.
In this town of Consumption, on the 9Th
inst. Mrs. AdOcia P. Munger, wife of AFRO J.
Munger, and daughter of Dea. David Boyce,
in the p year of her age.
Mrs. Munger was for some wears WORTHY
member of the Congregational Church in this
town. Her last sickness, which was of more
than six months duration, was borne with true
Christion resignation. Just before she expir-
ed, she called her only child, and implored
her Heavenly Fathers blessing upon him, and
shortly after, in the full ENJOYMENT of her
reason, and lively Christian hope, she re-
signed her spirit into the hands of her Redee-
mer. Con-.
In Wallingford, on the 11th inst. Alexan-
der Miller, Esq, of apoplexy suddenly and
unexpectedly, in the G5th year of his age, after
several months confinement from severe rheu-
matism. He had been an inhabitant of that
place from the age of seven years, and now
not one of his name is left in the place to oc-
cupy the premises, from which he followed to
the grave, his father, mother and vile.
Early in life he became thoroughly read
and affected by infdel publications; but sud-
denly aroused, he started back, as from the
brink of the dark gulf, and planting his feet
soundly on firm principles, gathered all the
books under his hand, OF such character,
and committed them to the flames. Ever
forward in sustaining benevolent objects, he
has left by legacy, for the benefit of the Con-
gregational Church, with whom he worship
ped and the world, several thousand dollars
Ills friends have reason to mourn his exit,
as they can never forget his worth as a citi-
zen, guardian, counsellor and relative.
Ho was honored in life and lamented in death.
-RM. Her.
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GFMr. Calhoun arrived in Washington
on Saturday last Mr.. Clay had visited
Augusta, as well as Savannah, in Georgia,
and was last at Columbia, S. C. Mr.. Hen
derson, from Texas, says openly, that, fail
ing at Washington, he is commissioned to
go to England, and see what kind Of
bargain he can make there Don't threat
en- so.-iSentinel
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Ihe voters of the town of Weybridge.
friendly to the election of Henry Clay. to the
Presidency Of the United States and who are
IN iavor ola Protective Tariff and other whig
principles are requested to meet at the School
House In the center district, on the II of A
PM at 7 o'clock ?. M. for the purpose of for
ming Clay Club.
SIsnedby 81 of the wings of Weybridge.
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GFSays the Waterman, paul Dillingham;
Is ranking Amos Kendalls hypocritical duel
tracks" Panl you are beside yourself. Once
you supported the very Henry Clay the Duel
ist. You have also supported Gen. Jackson,
tho mos, savage of all duelists if you own au-
thor Is to be believed. You associate in
eur party with multitudcs Of Duclists. For
ahame Paul, consistency is jewell, and
his attempt to make flesh of one aud fish
of another is utterly contemplate and meanly
bypocritical.
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THE RECENT ELECTIONS.

The Troy Budget of Saturday accuses the
Wings of playing the 'gams of brag" in re-
gard TO the Iecent elections, and then says.
''look at the tes," parading in staring CAPT
tails the following
LocoFoco TRIuMPHs.
LIST. The city of Utica.
I'd. The city of Cleveland.
Sd. The city of Detroit.
ath. The city of Chicago.
5th The city of New Orleans.
9th. The city of Harrisburg.
9TH. The State OF New Hampshire.
So much for Weaselism, New let Us hear
report from the Coons themselves.
lat. TIE STATE OF GEORGIA.
ID. TIE STATE OF HARrLAsp.
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LAKE ROOM FOR LITTLE RHODY.
node Island since the disgraceful course
-flocofocoism in relation TO the Dorr conspi-
racv to overthrow her government and fill the
State With anarchy and bloodsbed, has been
50 entirely Yhig as to create little anxiety and
elicit little attention. The election for Governor
eecarred on Wednesday last, and resulted in
IN overwhelming wing majority for Governor
.1d other State officers.
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The Frontier Sentinel. is the nsme Of a
Wing paper recently established at Ogdens-
1prgh, New York. lis very respectable
sheet, and promises warm and ardent sup
port TO wing policy and the universal wing
party. We hail this paper with delight from
q region hitherto involved in zimmerman dark
noes By the sinister Influences of the Sage Of
Castor, sided by the mystifying influences of
the Albany Argus. This is an addition to
thirty or forty new wing Journals established
within few moths to carry out triumphan,ly
the campaign eflSA. Thework goes brave
n on. Let St. Lawrence at least be cleared
FROM the deadly miasma of locofocoism which
has long infected her atno sphere.
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srarksboro, Feb. 81, 1874.


STATE OF VERMONT,
District Of Ne;D Haren, IS.
BE it remembered that at probate court holdes
at Bristol within aud for the district of Few Haven
the 4th day Of March 4. d. 1874 it Is ordered BY
said that all persons concerned, be notified TO
appear before said court at session thereof to be
holden at the Office ofihe Judge Of said court in Bris
io in said district on the first Monday OF Mry next
at 10 oeIo A. 81. then and there show cause. L
any they may have, why the liberty and authority res
ques;ed in the foregoing application should not b.
granted, and that for that purpose the said AZ plea
ton, together with this order be published in the
Northern Galaxy printed at Biddlebury three weeks
successfully may be.
~OOo In witness uheIeOfI have heFeun;o sffxed
s. c tie seal Of said court, and subscril cd my
I N-' ) name, AT Bristol in said district this 4th
Wv day of March 1871.
10 HARVEY MUNSILL, Judge.
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0FThe Northern Abolitionist desire
to abolish slavery every where, and so they
do all In their power to elect, indirectly,
loco focos known to be for sustaining sla.
very. fTexas is annexed, and slavery
perpetuated, it will be through the votes of
such men as are sent from New Hamp-
shire.-Kecne .SentireL
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STATE OF VERMONT, }.

AdIlsOn Dlstrlct, So.
BE it remembered, that Probate Court cid et
Shoreham in and for the District sf Addison, Ihs
4ih day ofApril AID. 1874.
John Tobias administrator Of tic estate Of
JOSEPH J. TOBIAS
late of said Shoreham, deceased presents his admin
istration account for allowance 1t is thneuTon or
dcred, that the same be examined for allowance at
session Of this Court to lie held the Office OF Udney
II. Everest Esq, in said Shoreham, Ga Thursday
the 2d day of Nav next at one O'Clock in the after
noon; and that said administrator give not,ue there
Of all persons interested, that they m,y appear
and make their objections il any thew may have, 10
the allowance Of said account, by Publishing cert
fed copy Of this order in tie Northern Galaxy a
newspaper printed at Middlebury in said District,
three weeks successfully previous to tie tine Of said
Court.
Us. Bushnell Registsr.
a true copy Of record,
10 Hltrri Z G R,rLrclI P.r,rkcr
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.,eeuir thr;H through the whole Wing ar
% ar ll,,oughout the Union, and must proper
a Imply depress our opponents.
Three more LOso-Foco congressman
lief, without Constituencies. Now gentle
~ n,.n Locos. 60 on and put your Tariff de-
l.royiug bill through the House, and then
'sro,,ch the the Seuate-if you can!
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STATE OF VERMONT, !
District of New Haven, IS. y
Be it remembered hat at 4 Probate Count hoS-
d N at Bristol, within and for he district Ne~
Haven, on The first day OF April, 1911,
The Administrators on the Estate of JUSTIN
WILLOBY, lateof Monkion in said district, de-
ceased mado duplication TO said Court 10 have
their accounts with said Estate as Adminis.ra-
tors, examined and allowed:
WhereuPon, the said Conrt ordered tie said
Administrators % notify all persons Iconccnedto
appear al Probate Court TO he holden at Bristol
in said district the cfice Of the Judge If ssRt
Court on the first Monday in Nav next, at 10
o'clock, y NJ. then and there TO make their ohlec-
tons to the allowance said account, if they see
cause by publishing certified copy Of this order
in the Northern Galaxy thrceweeks successfully
previous to the time of said Court.
HARVEY MUNSILL., Judge.
a true Cory Of Record.
Attest, Ii. MrNslLt, Judge.
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NOTICE

An adjourned meeting in regard to i'm.
proving the Addison Comfy Gramn,er.
School will be holden al the Town Room
on on this Wednesday evening at 81 o'clock.
The citizens of this village arc respects
fully invited 10 attend.
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ALIGT IAM u.

NM7ILL be sold on Sat. next April 18th,
Wv at the Middebury Auction Room the
following articles of Household Furniture,
viz.
3 foot table,
Cook Stove, Elevated Oven,
French Bedsteads,
l Small Pine Table,
! Dressing Table,
2Wash Stands,
II Ding Chairs.
RAISED Seat Rocking Chair,
2 Tin Pans,
. Looking Glasses,
10. G. Alarm Clock,
Large Map U. s.,
2 Sad Irons,
Tin Oven,
Set first rate Cane Seat Chairs,
Joints Stove Pipe, Elbow,
8 Sewing Chairs,
3 Prs. Bellows,
Napt Hats,
Lot Crockery,
Lot Seelet Caps, &c.
ALSO,
2 Single harnesses nearly new, lean be
used as double) Single and double lines Neck
Yoke straps, long and short Whiffietrees &c.
Sale TO commence at one O'Clock p. d..
Il. BECKWITH & Co. Auct.
April, 1914
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STATE OF VERMONT,

STA II Of NE1A4AON1
District of New Haven, IS.
Be it remembered, that at Probate Court hol-
den at Bristol on the first day of April, 1874,
The Administrators on theEstaie Of JUSTICE
WILLOBY, late Of Monkton, deceased, made
application 10 said Court for an extension of the
time within which to pay the debts and settle the
accounts of said Estate.
Whereupon said Court ordered said Apminis-
traitors to notify all persons interested to appear al
a Probate Court to be holden at the Office of the
Judge of said Court in Bristol in said district on
the FIRST Monday in May next, at 10 o'clock q.
NJ. then and there to make objections,if any they
have, to the extension Of said time, by pub
fishing certified Copy ofthis order in the
Northern Galaxy s. Middlebury Peoples
Press a newspaper printed at Middlebury
in the County of Addison, three weeks sue
cessiveIy prior TO said time.
HARVEY MUNSILL, Judzs.
A true Copy Of Record,
Aaest, Il. MuNsILL, Judge. 80
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Great Sale

OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
AT the store recently occupied by l.
K. Cushman, consisting of hlaTseilles
quilts OF tho largest sizes, Table cloths OF
all kinds napkins and Towels. plain
linen for bosoms and Dickeys; &c.
Private sale in day time, auction every
evening.
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KA.b-RoAD STATIsTIcs.-We are reques-
..dto cail upon the Town Committees to make
,h,;r 'otufns OF Rail Read statistics as soon as
oagsi!ie.
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Wool Growers,
TAKE NOTICE

The subscriber would respectfully inform The
publjc that he has commenced manufacturing, in
The Wooden Mill, formerly occupied BY Edward
Jewett, at New Haven East Mills, and employed
The lest workmen put his machinery in thorough
repair. and is in readiness, 10 receive and manu-
facture Wool into .
PLAIN CLOTHS, CASsIMERES, AND
FLANNELS,'
On reasonable terms, by the yard, or on shares.
which he pledges himself shall be done in the best
manner. and 10 the satisfaction Of all who rsay
favor him with their patronage. The subscriber
will give strict, and constant personal attention
to the bu-iness; and from the long experience he
has had as a manufacturer, hopes 10 receive 4
liberal share Of the public patronage.
EDWARD PEAiR,
B. Cloth dressing done as usual. and in as
good style as possible. e. P
New Haven East Mills, April a. 1874 40
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To he Hon. a.e Probate caur. tar

Hlc UtStJtct " ~NctS AcCcN'
VIM. Worth % Of Starksboro, in said district adj
ministraor and Julia A. White of said Starksboros
administrative of the estate Of AUGUsTU WHITE
late Of said Stark sboro, deceased; respectfully rep
resent that James Chase Of said Starksboro, and the
81 ntesate enterel into certain contract in writing
bearing date April 18th 1889 TO and with Samuel
James I'd and Amos Cole Of said Siarksboro, the
condition Of which contract was that n the said
Samuel James 81 ard Amos Cole pay or cause 10 be
paid two certain notes dated 9Th August 1881 Vi the
sun Of two hunared and tweuty-three dollars eachr
made payable 10 Theron Doaney and signed by said
James Chase, Augustus White and Samuel James 2d
in case the said James Chase ard Augustus " hits
were to execute TO the said Samuel James 81 and A
mos Cole. three Qu-claim deed Of certain lands II.
said StarksbOro, 10 wit: the ri division lot Of Jo-
seph Stafford, except forty Of equal WIDTH
taken of Of the west end of said lot: also the
half OF the 2l division lot Of the right Of Edward Al
ken, whc said notes have been paid by the said
Samuel janice % and Amos Cole required by said
contract which said contract at the decease o.
the said Augustus White and is still unexecued.
Wherefore the said VIM. Worth I'd and Julia 4.
White pray that the said court to grant unto tiery
liberty and authority to deed said lands according t.
the terms Of said contract, agreeaby To the siau,s
in such cases made and provided.
WIN. WORTH, 81
JULIA A. WHITE.
Srarksboro, Feb. 81, 1874. 10
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NJ arried.

In Bridport, on the 25th ult. by Rev. o.
Speny' Mr.. Andrew ]. Kelsey, of Salisbury,
to Miss. Lorraine Holman, of Bridport.
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STATE OF VERMONT, /
Harrsn EInnaiH. Judg

STATE OF VERMONT
District OF New Haven.
Be it remembered, that at Probate Court hol-
den at Bristol, within and for the district Of New
Havn, on the first day Of April lSH,
The Administrators on theEstate Of JUSTICE
WILLOBY, lateof Monkton in said district, de-
ceased, present their petition in writing, praying
for license to sell real estate Of the deceased for
the purpose of paying the debts Of the deceased,
and expenses Of Administration, and therein sets
forth the amount of debts due from the deceased,
and charges Of administration, the value Of per
sonal estate, and the situation Of the real estate,
and that it is necessary to sell all the real estate
of the deceased Except the widows dower,) to-
gether with the reversion Of said dover for the
purposes Aforesaid; it is therefore ordered thai
said petition be considered at a session of said
Court, to be holden at the Office of the Judge Of
said Court in Bristol in said district, on the first
Monday Of May next at 10 o'clock A. M; and
that satd Administrators give notice thereof to all
persons interested, that they may appear and
make their objections, if any they may have, &c
said license being granted, by publishing CERT
fed copy of this order in the Northern Galaxy, a
newspaper printed at Middlebury, in the County
of Addison, three weeks successfully to the tenn
of said Coart
HARVEY MUNSILL, Judge.
A true copy OF record,
Attest, 81. MUNSrLL, Judge. 80
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STATE OF VERHoNR,
District of New Haven,

Be it remembered, that at Probate Court
holden at Bristol, within and for the district of
New Haven, on the 20th day of March, 1874,
Ira Bushnell and NYheel0ck H. Hall, Admin
is,raioTs on the estate of EVERETT D. HALL
late Of Monkton in said district, deceased, pre-
sent their second Administration account for set
Tenant and allowance. 1t is therefore ordered
that the same be examined for allowance, at =
Probate Court to be holden at Bristol in said dis
irict al the Office o. the Judge of said Court, on
the first Monday in NAV next, at 10 o'clock 4.
NJ, and that the said Administrators give notice
thereof 10 all persons inteTeStedthat they may ap-
pear and make their objections, il any they NAV
have, 10 the allowance of said account, by pub
fishing certified copy OF this order in the North
ern Galaxy, newspaper printed at Middlebury,
three weeks successfully, previous to the time Of
said Court. 40 3w.
Hdrrsy MunsiH, Judge.
A true copy ofrecord,
Attest, II. MasW, Judge.
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A hog the largest % months old, was Kill
led fast week By David Paine of Leicester,
which weighed 800 lbs. drest.
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For Sale.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the
P. o. at Mddlebury VT. March Both, 1914.
Solomon Abby Eben'r Moulton
Miss. Eliza Andrus Miss, AnnisJV. HoSa>
Isaac Alden Oscar J Martin
Clark G Abbey Hrs. Il Martin
Joseph Adams g Mrs. Isabel Moffi,
Sidney. S Boynton A Nixon
Mrs: p Breckenridge Mrs. Martha L Nichols
Al enry Bowdsh Mrs. Plouff
J D Burwill Pinney IL Sibley 2
Miss. H BartholorcewMrs. Mehali Pratt
Rev, B Briefly 3 Mrs Almira Pinney
Gaius Collamer p Phalar
Capt Edison ComstsckMiss Sarah a Ransom
James Grain Hannah E Rice
Joseph Caswell Na,h'l Ripley
Mrs Sally Dewey Reuben Ross
L ] Dunning Capt. Joseph Rogers2
Grin Dickinson Clemena Spaldmg
A Dufore Mrs. S Sampson
Frederick Enos Danl w Smith
Silas W Elmer Miss. ii A Spaulding
Hiram Farr Ephraim Spanlding
Col. Nathan Foster Mrs. Frances Stearns
Aaron A Fisk Miss. Ruth Stockwell
Erastus NJ Fitch Miss. Ellen NJ Selleck
Miss. Z II Goodell Alfred Stowell
Mrs. Sarah Goodrich VIM. Sawyer
Jos. G Huntington Jonas Irefren
Henry Hamilton Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor
Samue, Hill James Tucker
Miss. Laura F HeathMrs. Harriet Thomas
Mrs. L Harrington Ann Winchell
Mrs. Lovina Haight Patrick Ward
] NJ Hawkins Willis Wilder
Daniel Judd Peter Whitney
S w Jewett Lyman Woodward
Mrs. Lucy Johnson Miss. NJ S Williamson
VIM. Kellogg Geo. Wainwright
Mrs Laybune Mynders Yale
Mrs. Ruth Moore
4s CHARLES BOWEN, P. NJ.
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STATE OF VERMONT
District OF Addison ss.

STATE OF VERMONT,
District OF Addison ss.
BIZ, it remembered that at Probate Court held az
Shoreham in and for the District Of Addison, the
on the 4ih Iay Of april A. j, 1874.
Rufus Perkins administrator Of the estate Of
LEVI SMITH JR.
late Of Middlebury in said District deceased, makes
application to this Court, have the time allowed
him for the payment Of the debts ofthe deceased OK
tended one year from the expiration Of the time here
tofore limited by this Court II is therefore ordered
that said application be considered at a session Of
this Court, 10 be held II the Office Of Udncy II E.v-
crest ESQ.,, in said Sheridan, Thursday the 2i
day OF MAY next, at cue O'clock in the afternoon,
and that notice thereofbe given to all persons inter-
ested, that they may appear & make their objections
II any they may have said time being extended, by
publishing certified copy Of Ibis order in the North
ern Galaxy, a wspaper printed in said Middlebury
three weeks in succession previous 10 the session ct
said Court.
j. BUSHNELL, Register,
A true copy u record,
Is Attest. J. g. BUSHNELL, Reg. -
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1874.
VERGENNES AVID TROY LIVE.

Nj. d. HALL 81 Co.
THIS line of Boats will be in first rate re-
pair at the opening of Navigation and will COM
mence running 10 and from Troy & Vergenne'
Leaving Vergennes every Tuesday and Satur-
day morning at o'clock A. NJ, and Troy eve
~ Wednesday and Saturday at o'clock P; NJ E
Fysight will be received in Troy up 10 the hour
of starting. Freight 10 be shipped from Yer
gennes must be on board the day previous
Passengers travelling South will find tins a
cheap and convenient rout as well as expeditions,
and no pains will be spared 10 render them com
Portable and satisfied. ] he Proprietors OF TINS
Line hope and believe that tho prompiness ana
despatch, that Goods are shipped by Tins Inc
will ensure them full share OF Public Patron
age.
r. CHAPMAN, Agent.
Vereennes!
H. ID. HALL, Agent
255 River Street up Stairs Troy, N. Y.
Vcrgennes, April LIST 1874.
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1874

Ill go
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Balzorine, Sup. Nous De Lame, Cling
hams, Prints, &c. just received at BIRGE'S.
April 10, 1874.
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STATE OF VERMONT, !

a true copy Of record,
40. .Aisest J. s. Bushnell Register