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/ in practice in contrast with Folks.

Such is Folks protection in comparison
Sith that of Mr.. CLAW. He talks about and
around protection, but what is the interpcria-
ton OF his theoretical enigmas when reduced
to practicel Reduction Reduction of dnties
till all is gone. and The country ruined. Gen.
Jackson talked about protection. but united
heart and hand with the south in forcing the
friends of protection to shield it under the
Compromise from the horizontal Is per cent
ad valorem bill Of Polk aud Verplank.-
Wright, Van Buren, and the Loco parry in
Congress have forever been prating about
protection. and in the last Congress. showed
by their adhcrance to the Mckay bill which
they would have passed if they dared, that
they meant reduction! reduction q! till the
free traders Of the South were satisfied that
nothing was left Of the tariff which was not
necessary for revenue only. Our locos in
Vermont are also the valient advocates for a
}1dicious tariff, and yet they are for bowling
down TO Silas Wright who was the father and
instigator of Mckay's bill, and all getting
almost delrious for James X. Polk, the rank
est foe to northern industry, and the veries,
.ool Of southern free-traders, and annexation
ISIS.
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EMPIRE STATE.

Nothing can exceed the enthusiasm which
Is creating in the Empire State for the Whis
cause. The following enumeration Of Whis
gatherings can afford but a faint and made
quate conception oft. A single weekly Al
bany Journal furnishes descriptions of sew
eral.
A mass meeting at Chenanso of ne arly
5000.
A Town meeting at Brownsonville Jcffer
son County, 1000
A mass meeting at Syracuse %, 900 strong
\ County meeting at Oswego 5000.
An enthusiastic Town Rally at Lansing
in old Tompkins OILS
A glorious County meeting in Madison
County composed of 5000 enthusiastic sup.
porters of Henry Clay.
The same paper contains a description of
great jubilee in Astibula County Ohio, esti-
mated at 5000.
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only because they are worthy of all con-
fidence as patriots and statesmen, from the
exhibition of their talents, integrity and
love of country. in long and brilliant
course of public life, but because they
have ever been the most uniform and eff
Client supporters Of those whig measures
which we deem essential to the prosperity
of our beloved country, and the perpetui-
ty of our free institutions.
Resolved, That we consider tariff OF
duties so adjusted as to produce a suffi-
cient revenue for the support of govern
ment, and at the same time to protect the
labor of the whole country, and a distri-
button of the proceeds of the public lands
among the states, the most important of
the whig measures above referred to, and
most indispensable to the prosperity of
the whole country.
Resolved, That the annexation of Tex
as to the United States, being calculated
and intended to extend the slave power
and to perpetuate slavery in said states
ought to be resisted as it is by every lover
of freedom and by none more zealously
than by those pure patriots and distin-
guished phiIanthropists, Henry Clay and
Theodore Frelinghuysen.
Resolution introduced by by H. Sun
derlin:
Resolved, That we as Wings of Rip
ton, will use all lawful means to secure the
election of Henry Clay and Theodore
Frelinghuysen to the offices of President
and Vice President of the United States
at the coming election.
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ALL HAIL RIPTON.

We rejoice to find from the following very
sensible and spirited resolution passed at the
formation of Clay Club, that little Ripton
has Pr on the armour, and during the cleo
;ion we doubt not will do noble battle Cor Hen
~ Clay. Retired as she is, she has an intel
ligent population. She understands her own
interests as connected with the policy ofp,o-
lection. She wants ready market for her
lumber and rejoices iu the anticipation of see
ing her hundred verdant hills cropped by
the quadruped who bears the golden fleece.
Never has Jacksonism or Van Buren, obtain
ed foothold among this intelligent hard
working population, and much less can Polk
ism be digested by men who, free as the air
Of their own mountains, and determined to
vindicate their right against southern inso
lence and eHcreachments, will never submit
to be ground TO powder by party who would
sweep protection from the statute book, and
again subject the country to the regime of
slaveocratic principles. These theynow must
well understand TO be 1st, Annexation, I'd,
Texas, 3rd, Texas Annexation, 4th, Annex
alton and Texas, 5th, Polk, Dallas, Texas and
Annexation.
RIpToN Clay CLuB.-On the 5th inst
aClub was organized, by choosing Har-
ley Sunderlin President, Frederick Smith
Vice President, and S. Fl. Hendrick Sec
rotary. A constitution was adopted, and
resolutions passed.
neSoi'eo, That we are in favor of the
eiection oil Henry Clay and Theodore FIRE.
llnshuysen to the Offices of President and
wee PRESIDENT Of the United States, not
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TO TIE READING PUBLIC.

MIR. L. F. LOCKE, a member ofNIiddlebury Col
ege having been appoin General Agent for Wilder
& Co.'S FOREIGN & AMERICAN PERIODIC All OF-
rIcE Boston, would NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for 1903 pub
locations, and 6 works to be published in Numbers.
list of which may be the Post Office.
All the works and Publications, embraced in'that
list, and all others desired, except weekes, will be
furnished to citizens of Middebury and vicinity at the
prices named in the list, FREE OF POSTAGE, In
dividual subscribers anywhere in the within
one hundred niles, furnished by mail at much less
pense than if sent from the Publishers Clubs, Lyce-
ums, Libraries, Reading Associations, and Ladies'
Reading Societies supplied on the Eiost favorable
terms. Large packages sentto any plate in the state
free oiexpense Small packages by stage 9TH
conveyance small charge. Agencies, collections,
and Orders, (post paid) respectfully sol cited and
promptly attended to.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

Addison District, SS.
Be it remembered, that Probate Court held aS
Middehurv and for the District of Addison the
18th day Of May A.. D. 1914: present Hon. Silas
JenisOn, Judge.
Samuel James administrator of the estats Of
LUCINA BELL
late of Weybridge in said district deceased moves
the Court that the partition of the real estate OF
the said deceased, be made among the heirs ofthe
said deceased and that commissioners lie ap-
pointed for that purpose; it is thereuron ordered,
that said administrator give notice 70 all persons
interested 10 appear before said court, al session
thereof be holden at the Office of the RegistereF
of aid court in said Middlebury, on Thursday
the 18th day of August next, at one O'clock in the
afternoon, at which time and place said court
will appoint commissioners 10 make partition Of
said estate, by Publishing certified copy CT this
order in the Northern Galaxy,a newspapers rinted
at Middlebury, three weeks success vely PTeyi
Gus TO the time Of said Cour. IL CIV,
j. s. Bushnell Register
A true copy of record
AneSi. J. S Bushnell Regis er.'
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT,

District of Addison SIS.
Be it remembered, That :; probate court h1;.
at Shoreham, in and for the district of Addison,
on the 5th day of july A. ID. 1914.
Warner Wright, NJ ned executor in sn ins:id-
ment purporting To be the last will aud testament
of
ELIJAH WRIGHT,
late of Shoreham III said district deceased presen:
the same for probate II is therefore ordered thar
the same be examined for probate, AT a session Of
said court TO be held at the Office of O. IL. Everest
in said Shoreham, on THURSDAY the lst day Of
August next at one o'clock il the afternoon: fnd
that notice thereof be given to al persons interest
ed, that they may appear and make their oh
jectionS, if any they may have, to the probate and
allowance Of said will, BY publishing certified
copy of this order in the Northern Galaxy, news
paper printed 5iiddles ury in said district thee
weeks successfully previous to the time Of salt
court.
S. II. JENIsON, Jadge
A true copy of record,
IL S II. JENISON, Judge
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% The Texas excitement has at length
been measured in Louisiana. The unanim-
ity of the south so confidently relied on by
the supporters of Polk and Annexation has
proved a mockery. The experiment has been
tried in state most likely to be influenced by
the new issue, land Texas bonds g. landscrpts,
reinforced by Annexation have quailed under
the mighty name of Henry Clay. Upon the
very borders of Texas the Wing banner now
floats triumphant. Yes, we say triumphan,
because it is now very certain we have held
and more than held our own in a state where
we expected a falling off by the presentation
of the new issue of Texas. if any where in
the Union. flour this days account of the
election is true we have retained majority
in joint ballot although less one than last
year and have made a gain of one member of
Congress And this has been done when it
is well known five hundred wings are absent
from N. Orleans. No fears need now be
entertained by Wings for the vote of Louis
lana for Henry Clay.
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Mr. CLAY'S SPEECH ATRALEIGH

We. to>day, commence the publica
lion of Mr.. Clay's great speech, delivered
at Raleihg, North Carolina, on the occas-
ion of his visit to that city in April last
1t is espe ciaiIy interesting and important
from the fact that it has been revised
| from The notes of the Editor of the Star,
by Mr.. Clay himself. since his nomina.
ton to the Presidency. and therefore may
be taken as an authentic exposition Of
his views on the great questions of policy
that agitute the country.
We trust pains will be taken TO give il
the widest circulation, for it must silence
forever the misrepresentation of ~.
Clay's views, SO inadvertently attempted
by the Locofocos. 1t will be seen that
he places his support of the Tariff and the
doctrine of Protection, on broad national
grounds and defends the law of 1912,
because it is equally beneficial to the
North and the South short, because
il is National' measure, dictated, not bv
sectional interests, but BY the interests Of
the entire Union.
Like every thing which proceeds from
MIR. Clay. it is marked throughout by
his liberal and manly spirit, and upon
every point is clear and concise, at the
same time that it is comprehensive and
conclusive. As remarked by tine Tribune,
.the diversity of topics introduced, and
the full and comprehensive manner in
which they are discussed. render this
Speech textbook, and will prove of in
estimable benefit TO our cause. III. Jour.
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Total S10,s46,557 I7,II9,O34
Custom House, New York July 16, 1924.
Hence it is clearly evinced that under
the present black prohibitory tariff, which
Silas Wright would reduce one third be-
cause it would thus produce more revenue
the importations paying duty have increas-
ed from "a, to 3S millions in one year,
and consequent increase of revenue for
the same period, of near seven millions!
But mirabile dictu, the exports of do
mestic goods have increased from 8 to Ia
millions under this black and abominable
Wing tariff which Wright, Van Buren,
and especially Polk cmphatically declares
should be repealed, and Clay says as en-
phatically lam utterly opposed to rep
eaL"
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THE FOURTH DISTRICT.

On last Tuesday Ia week) was held in
DanviiIe the greatest political meeting ever
assembled in the Fourth District. Let such
meetings continue to be held and Loco-F oco
pettifoggiug and misrepresentation will soon
give away before the light of truth which
comes from these meetings. Hon. Geo. P.
Marsh addressed the meeting developing the
principles of the Wing party, (says the
Watchman) ia his usual clear and forcible
style. In the afternoon the Hon. Thaddeus
Stevens of Penu. took:rhe stand and come out
in speech distinguished by wit, power and
eloquence which will long be remembered
by those who heard it. Judge Collamer and
Senators Phelps and Upham followed, and
for three hours discussed with ar ability never
exceeded in this section to say the least
The speeches were interspersed with patriot
ic songs.
George B. Chandler Esq. was unanimous
ly nominated for Congress.
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in Middlebury on the 31st day of July inst,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to nominate candidates
for County Senators and transact any other
business that may be deemed necessary at
that time.
lis hoped that there will be general and
prompt attendance of the mistaken and un-
terrified Democrats of"Old Addison"
By order Of the County COMMITTEE.
July 22d, 1874.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

There will be Temperance meeting on
Friday next at the Town Room, in which
Messrs. M. H. Pease and P. Atwood the for
mer of Monkton, and latter of Charlotte.
will address the meeting. Experiments
showing the component parts of spurious
liquors will be made with portable distillerv.
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tons and assigned the Several spe ak ers who
will address the people. The State is thor
oughly aroused and viii give 10000 majority
for Clay.
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REVOLVING HORSE RAKES.

TIME subscriber has RECOMMENDED the
4 manufacture of these rokcs, and will be
pleased to receive orders for them, and soon,
to save expense in delivering them.
He will furnish rakes superior to any now
in use, repair old ones if desired, or make
parts to order.
He will make few extra fine teeth rakes
for gathering the fiuest hay, and raking after.
Drag Rakes also for sale.
CLARK RICH.
Shoreham, June 1874. 5;tf
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Commissioners Notice.

We the Subscribers bring eppcilied by
the Probate Court for the district e Ad
olson Commissioners 10 receive. examine,
and adjust all claims aud demands of oil per.
soGs agaiGst the estate Gf
WILLIAM HUNTINGTON.
late of Whiting in said distric, dec as, q,
represented isolvrri blso all Chairs and
demands exhibited in Offset thereto; srd
six months from the 2Cth day of Jurs
lS44 being allowed by sail Ccuri t.r TIL;
purpose, we 10 therefore give notice tin;
we will ulirnd TO the business %; an' SAID
appointmen, a .hc DWELLING bousr Of me-
Huntington in Whiting Oh Il! . 'ay of
September ard the ooh of Reccn.bcr uey,
from nine O'Clock A. N. Until four p. NJ
on each Of said days.
Benz. NeedhGm,
Linus NeedhGm. Commissioner
Dated al IVhiting, ihis l3h day Of Jons
a. ID. 1914. u
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NOTICE

All pc rsons indebted TO the subscriber on his
demands previous 10 the partnership of Wright &
Bush are earnestly requested TO call and settle,
having at great Inconvenience waited during the
hard times, he latlerS himself that he shall not be
compelled to use coersive measures.
KENT WRIGHT.
Shoreham, July is, 1874.
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Ohio in the Field.-The Wing State Cen
trail Committee has called mass meetings in
every County in the State, and fixed upon
the places and times of holding the Conven-
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MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.

The Juvenile Choir of the Congregational Society
will give public concert at their church Monday
evening July %, commencing at half past O'Clock.
PROGRAMME.
l. Introduction. Piano Forte
2. Once heard the Song Of children.
Original
3. Prayer by the Pastor.
A. Up the hills a bright sunny morn. Rossini.
Wake aad Sing. Benda.
b. Bethoyen's Dream. Piano. Beethoven.
T. Let us with joyful mind. Mozart.
9. The Bugle Horn, Bradbury.
9. Shed not a tear. Southern Harp.
10. o how sweet when daylight Closes Original.
IL. Sparkling and bright Northern Harp.
IL. Duett. c. NJ. Won Weber's last waltz
Piano. c. NJ. Won Weber
ID. The Rulers Daughter. Southern Harp.
IA. The Mowers Song. German Melody
Is. Medley. say busy bee. Original
is. Hungarian Waltz. Piano.
IL. Light may the boat row. Duett. Watson.
Is. Hobby Horse. German.
49, Medley. Hank and we'll sing temperance
song. Original.
20. The Robin.
81. Smiling May. German.
%. Hero's Quick Step. Piano.
%. All the week spend. L. Mason.
"a. Brothery love. Scotch Air
Abundance free. collection win be taken du-
ring the exercises, the object of which will then be
stated.
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NEWLNEW!! NEWT!

The subscriber has just returned from
New York and is this day receiving, q sp!en-
did assortment of Fancy Dry Goods, among
which may be found Bonnet Silks. Gimp
ure, and fancy Cap Laces, Lisle Thread,
Gimpure, Ashburton, and Dutch Lace Edg-
ings, suitable for capes, which he will sell
lower than ever. W. P. COLLINS.
Cornwall, July 18th, 1914.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the p. o. Middlebury VI.
Atvood Altman. LaBounty Elizabeth,
Alien Miss AJuIa. Moore Mrs. Ruth,
Askin Jobn. Miller Mrs. Martha,
Benois Edward. Noble miss Sabrin,
Barber Charles n. Newton Asahel,
Battey Miss A. M. = Nash Friedrich A.
Chamberlain Miss 4. Ogden Mathew D.
Grain w. M. Pond Mary,
Clark Simon, Pelit Demoiselle E.
Chapman DIR. C. B. Porter DIR. Zerah, ?
Douglass julius P. Rudis Ahner G.
Duren Joseph, Rivers Francois,
Drake Solomon, Sely Sarah r.
Everets Eber, Stowell Millen,
Field s. F. Stone Franklin l..
Ford Miss Rebecca, Sanders Michael,
GeIinear Alixis. Twombly Bracket,
Green Mrs Belinda, Twot Michael,
Howard Charles. Thrill Mrs Ann,
Huntington Della, Whitney Austin,
Hayward Chas. n. Witherel Hiram,
Hosmer Ellsworth. Wheelock u.
Hire Eber, Winchell Miss Ann,
johnson Lucias B. Walker Henry w.
Locke n. C..
CHAS. BOWEN, P. NJ.
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THE TARIFF-HOW IT WORKS.

THE TARIFF-HOW IT WORKS.
The Sage of Canton, in his anti-Tar-
iff speech in the last congress made sad
lament over the falling off of foreign i'm
portations, and the awfulest of all things
in the estimation of this incompatible
statesman, was that for want Of these i'm
portations, We were obliged to bring home
30 millions in specie. He then raises
the shout ProhibitOry! Prohibitory!-
But statistical documents are ugly custom
ers to theorists of the rcrenuc merely Tar
if' school,
From the Republic of this morning we
take the following official statement of the
trade of this port for the first six months
of the present, and of the past year -
Comparative Statement of the Imports
and Exports Of the District of Ne,c
York, during the first sir months ofthe
year ls43, and the first sir months ofthc
year 1914.
Imports. 1888. 1874.
Paying Duty la,ss6.41I 32,023, 500
Free I1,9444II $3.50, 26O
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STATE VERMONT,

STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Addison. IS.
Be it rcmem1eIed, that al Probate Cont
held at Middlebury in and for the District CT
Addison, on the 18th day Of June, a. D
loi4.
Royal Gay, administrator Of the estate nj
MARTIN GAY
late Of Bridport in said Distric; deceased.
presents his administration account fer al
lowance. Tits therefore ordered, that said
account be examined for allowance, 4, Sea-
sion of said Court TO be held at the office of
the Register Of said Cour: in said Midel bury.
on Thursday the 18th day Of July A. ID. 1914.
at one O'Clock in the afternoon and the said
administrators give notice thereof to all persons utter
csied, that they niay appear and make then OBJ
cctons fany they may have, 10 the allowance ofsaid
account, by publishing 4 certified copy Of this order
in the Northern Galaxy newspaper printed at
Middlcbury in said District. .rhrce weeks success
lively previous TO the time Of said Court.
J. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true Copy 81 Record.
Attest J. $. BUSHNELL, Rcg.s:er.9
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PARASOLS g. UMBRELL'S

Just received beautiful style of Parasols,
together with a large lot of Umbrallas,
which he will sell lower than have ever
been offered. J. w. COLLINS.
july 18th 1914.
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Came into the'enclosure Of the subscriber
OIL the 18th inst, white mare supposed to
be ~ or IA years old, the owner is requested
to prove property, pay charges, and take her
away A. Fl. HAWLEY.
Middlebury. July 18th. 1874. ll,3w
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For sale at the Post Office,
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Middlebury July =, 1914. 10