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Dec. 20, 1874. 46

LIST OF LETTERS.
Remaining in the Post Office IN Middle
bury Vt. Dec. 81 1914.
Cant Grin ABBY. J. Holcomb Esq.
I'll II Arnold Jabez Hendr:ck.
Gu , Re-, Be;sey E. Huntington
Ona,"l Denis Harkney,
Bridget bro"n' Caleb F. HOLMAN,
Abigail u. BAKER, Loyal Huntington,
Miss Susan Battle, E. S. Holden,
John Bradshaw, Leander Howard,
DIR. Jos. Billings. Jacob Johnson,
Elizabeth L. Baker, Stephen Jones,
Miss Iydia Brown, d. III. Lakeman,
Adelia NJ Battry, S. l.. Lawrence
Dea. David Boyce, James LaihroP::
Luther Barker, Jos. Mcdonald,
VIM. Bagley, Huldah Murray,
Policy Boardman, Thursa Murray,
Horace Barnes, Jebel Noirt,
| Charlotte s. Brown. James Nc. Donald. 2
MIR. Simon Clarke, James NJ. Nicholcs.
/ Samuel Cook, . Mons +. Pat:ison,
| Thomas Canovan, Mrs. Is. Preston.
J Madison ChamberiainElder d. S. Parnubc,
Milina L. Crane, James II. Prescott,
VIM. eastman, Asa Preston Esq.
| Abel P, Case, Lucinda Randall.
joseph Dorrance, Jane NJ Rawson,
Abigail n. Dunning, Jane Robinson,
| Miss Sarah L. Drake, Eliza J. Sherman,
J. r. Douglass, VIM. Smith.
VIM Ford, John Smead,
J. II. Farnsworth, Abigail Severance,
Triphina Fisher, Sampson Stewart,
Adeline Fletcher, Ebenezer Severance,
James NJ. Flagg Esq. Ephraim Spaulding,
Russell Farnham, Rev. J. NJ. Stearns,
Mitchell Dumont, Chandler Tillotson,
ItIlaiu Hebert, George Taylor,
Patrick Finningham, George Trifren,
James German, Mary Ann Wilson,
John Gatins, John Wilson,
Anthony Garrett, Samuel e. Wright
N B. Harvey, Sarah Chapman Woo
James Galley, Abner Woodward,
Henry Hubbard.
as CHARLES BOWEN, P. NJ.
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NEW BOOK STORE.
I, W. CLARK, is now rcceiyini

l. ". CLARK. is now receiving
and has for sale the green store, one door cast Of
n. Shade & Co, general assortment Of Classical
and School Books, together with select assortment
Of MIscTLLSEoUs AND Religious works IL
addition 10 the classical and school books m general
use, he has on hand the -
Memoir of Neffictop, Edrdrds " OrkS, Jose
phHs Works, Hebster's Dictionary Life 81
sir Ual'er Scott in Vois., Phii0phy Of In
LeIicC CoieriGge's Letters ma Conrers0fion-
Bqrnes' notes on the Nc,g TestG-e7i, Yong
Ladies Companion, Tie entire tcorts 81 Char
L,tie Elizabeth, The Young Ncn byJ. Todd.
Hints end Sketches Ly Lady, Letters 70 the
Young, Solitude & .Slrectasss, Emmanuel on
the Cross and in The GGrd,. feang Mans
Closet Library, The AdrGxceneRt Of Reigioa.
PGrLegs Young american, KeGner's Grsek
Grammar. Wr,Gfh for he Tomb. Truth made
simple, The WOrid,s Religion, &c. DC.
ALSO,
full assortment; Of the books published hy the MASS
s. = SOCIETY," suited to the capacities Of the oung'
the Middle-Aged and the aged. Tie sautiry inhu
ence ofthose uubl;cstions has been ieii saa
edged by tine Christisn Public for soFerai years VII"
increasing satisfaction L..
tain their hooks at the prices they .e gold ior
AZ the depository M Boston, WIZ s'is"' "'-''
CHARGE for freight
ESQ. fall assortment OF the publeaiions oil Tie
| .r,criear Docirinal Tract Society
tn. above .Tii be gold invariably at the same prices
,h., ar, retaiIed in Boston, Persons wishing IN
sunn. their Families and Schools will DO well TO eau
Any books wished for and not on hand canhe or
\ dered, and obtained at short notice.
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Commissioners Notice.

We. the subscribers. being aPPoinisa oy
the Probate Courtfor the District OF Adii:oh'
Commissioners,to receive.e examine ana aulus.
all claims and demands ofaIl persons %salnS,
the estate of THOMAS MeNANNA late col 81
MidJIebury in said District, deceased and
as. ., q" I'D And s;x months from the 25Ih day
'i rWa - ;rsI. being allowed by SAID
=, for that purpose, we do therefore here
Souil ~, a '';r that we will attend to the
~ 80 Of our said appointment, at the
J Jus house of Nancy McNanra IN Mid
uaS"ry or The 9th day Of February and on
the 9th day of May next,from o'clock An
mn,;I 4 o'clock P. NJ. on each OF said days
""'' JACQUES BASS, { Commis-
NES-LYON, sioners-
Dated at Middlebury, this,2SIh day % Nov
! 1874.
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Il York large and well selected assert
ment of
GOODS
Consisting of Broadcloths s Cassimeres. ot
the various colours and qualities, Beaver
Cloths, Vcstings, Alpaccas. English and
French Merinoes, Chusans, afghan Satins,
Mou>lin d'Laines, Cashmere dtco>se,
Roumelia Orleans Ct tn. back and blue
black Bonbezines. Cords and TASTES,
Dress H'dkfs ola superior quality, black
Silk Italian Cravais. A great variety oil
Prints, new aud fashionable patterns,
bleached Cottons, Brown Sheetings and
Sblrtinrs, Ticking, &c. with Il great variety
nj Dry Goods not mentioned.
A large stock of Groceries such as
brown and loaf Sugars. Molasses, Old
Hvson,.Young Tyson and Hyson skin and
Hack Tess. Pure Sperm Oil bleached
and unbleached, patent Mould Candles
and every other articles in the Grocery
line. c,-..,.,
Class and Hardware. All of which viii
Ne sold remarkably low for cash and mos
kinds of produce or on short app.oyeo
Terqeunes, Dec. II, 1874. "a
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I3irnoy

DIscovrRr OF VAST CATAcoMB.-The
Austrian Ambassador, NJ. Prokesch, and
Professor ROOF, in exploring the island OF
Milos. hay discovered vast Gaia comb. con-
tanning AT least Il thousand tombs cut in the
volan;ic tua. The walls of this subterran-
can cemetery are covered with Greek and
Roman inscriptions of from the I'd TO the 9th
century Most part of the tombs themselves
have been opened and are empty, This was
done. no doubt, by the barbarians oil the
North. wko. in the middle ages, destroyed
so mady Hellenic monuments, respecting
the dwelling places ofthe dead as little as
those of the living.
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rENpE0ANaE SUPPER.

On Wednesday evening last week, after the
Young Mems Temperance Society had clos
ed its meeting, the memhers retired 10 the
Addison County Temperance House to par
take OF a supper. Here they were met by a
highly respectable asser:Llase of gentlemen
ofihe village, vino were thus desircus oftes'i-
flying their appreciation of an association
which for years past has nobly and success
fully con,batcd on on the side of the Temper
unce reform, in Middlc5ury. 1t is 10 more
than common Justice TO saw, that IL relation
ton 70 Mr. Brown, nothing could have heen
bettered Even the "distinguishc" Of Sud
bury, could not have presented to hiss guests
a more neat, elegant and tasteful board, OF
loaded II with 4 richer variety of the dainties
of the season.
Governor Slade presided at the table. AT
ter the eaiables had been fully discussed Mr.
Battell arose. and gave the following senti-
ment:-
THE Governor c. Vermont. IN the hgh
as busy as A. B. In the Triumph as regular
as Judge"
The President replied in short and peril
nent speech, expressive Of his devotion TO th'
Temperance canse regardless ofall persona
hazards, It's glorious progress, its beniicen
results; aud conclude.iby warning the friend.
of Temperance not To recline in fancied secu
tyuDor the laurels already won. Much ianC
remained to be possessed, the enemy hac
been checked but not defeated, and create
and stcrner efforts must be made before a f
nal victory could be achieved over foe whom
appetite and ayarice were urging forward Il
desperate resistance. The most unequivo
cal tokens ofapprobation were manifested a
the close of the address, and the guests dis
persed 18th the best feelings.
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JOHN P. HALE.

John P. Hale, a member OF Congress from
New Hampshire, has addressed letter to
his constituents in opposition to annexation
He battles manfuily against the accursed
scheme devised by the slaveocracy TO perpet-
uate their power in the Union, and prevent
the overthrow of slavery; and declares that
all the arguments in favor of annexation ''arc
emincr,ly calculated to prcooke the scOrn q
earth and the judgments Of Hearen-"
Mr.. IL. undoubtedly acts in good faith. foT
he comes on; just on the eve Of new cleo
ton. He is of course denounced and cruelty
dashed by the Patriot, Boston Post, Enquirer
&C &c, as factionist, and as having for
feIied the confidence of the democracy Of his
native State. We shall soon see whether
mere is any district in New Hampshire here
the people are not so entirely besotted, as .tc
yield themselves as degraded vassals ofsouth.
ern SHAREHOLDERS, and the willing instruments
oiperps'ua'ing and Strengthening a system
'ao"se IN this land OF civil, relig
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e d..

In Bennington, Deacon Aaron Hub
bell aged SO.
Tn Burlington Mrs. Persis d. Brins-
maid wife of James E. Brinsmaid aged
In Bennington Mrs. Jerusha Robinson
the widow of Nathan Robinson Esq aged
Tn Shoreham, Udney H. Everest Esq
highly respectable lawyer Of that town
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STATE OF VeEMoxr,

STATE OF NeEMONT,
District Of Addison, IS.
Be it remembered that at a Probate Court held
at Middletury in ard for the District of Addison,
on the nth day ct January A. ID. 1915,
Atel Abby named executor in an irs'rt ment
puspOIlipg To &c the last will and testament Of
ELEAZER ABBY,
late Of said HHddlcaury deceased, presents the
same for PROBATE: Il is therefore ordered, that
the said instrument be eyamired Tor probate, az
a session of said Court TO lie he,d at The Office Of
the Register Of said C0ari in said Mid,2e5uiy, on
Thursday the 20ih day of February Ecst ~ ono
O'Clock in the afternoon and lAat .is.tic- u ercof
be given to all persons Interested NAT t.ey may
appear and make their objceiioo il aIsy hey mag
have. TO The probate and allovas.e GfSaid will,
by publishin. certified copy tbs or.s-, IN tbe
North en- Galaxy newspaper printed 81 MiSdle-
bury in said district three weeks successfully
previous to the time ofsaid Court.
j. ). Bushnell Register.
A true copy Of Record,
Attest J. s. Bushnell Register. 80.
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AaSExATIoN CAUCUs.-A caucus was
held on the evening Of the 23d inst, by the
Loco-Focos preparatory to the final action on
Annexation. Noses were counted, and it
comes out Locos for Annexation los. Wings
8, ll3 for Texas. Whole number Of repre-
sentatiyes- 223.
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ious and political freedom.

ious and political freedom.
Mr.. Hale as it will be seen, has submitted
proposition to admit Texas in two States,
one slaveholding, and the other a nom
slaveholding State. But the former embra-
ces the iuhabitable parts, and the other a des-
ert and mountainous district almost destitute
of inhabitants, and indeed almost uninhabita-
Bile. Yet with all this advantage to slavery,
the House has refused to suspend the rules
for its consideration. Nothing but slavery,
uncontrolled, unmitiSated slavery will satisfy
the south.
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STATE OF YER MONT,

STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Addison,
Be it remembered, that at a FIobste Court
holden at Mitdsbury in said district, On the 9Th
day Of January A. d. 1885.
Aninstrumeat purPorting to be the last. and
testament Of
UDNEY H. EVEREST.
late Of Shoreham in said District deceased, hav-
ing been presented 10 this Court for frobatc:
IL is ordered, that the same he examined tor pro-
bate at a session OF this Court to b. k-id al the
building lately the of,cc ofthe said Udney II. Ev-
crest in saidShoreham, On Thursday he 6;h day
day Of February next, at enc O'Clock in ne after
noon and that notice thereof Se given TO all per-
sons interested, that that they may uppeaI ard
make their objections, if any they may have, 10
the probate and allowance Of said gill, BY pub
fishing n certified copy Of Ibis 0rder in The
Northern Galaxy. newspaper printed at
lfddlesury 10 said district three weeks success
lively previous to the time of said cour
Jed. S. Bushnell Register,
A true copy OF record
attest Jed. S. Bushnell Register. 80
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STATE OF VERMONT,
DStric, of Addison IS.
Be it remembered, that at probate court held
It Middlehury in and for the district OF ADDISON
on the 18th day of January, a. ID. 1915.
Ira Allen administrator Of sfhe estare OF
FNOS SEVERANCE,
late of said MiddlcbufS deceased. presents his
administration account Tor allowance; It's
therefore ordered, that said account be exam
ined for allowance by sa;d Court at a session
thereof TO be held at the Office Of the Register
Of said Court in said aiIddlabury, on THURS
DAY the 20rh day Of February rexi, q, one o.
clock in the afternoon Gnl that said admin
isttafors give notice thereofto al persons in
terested, that they may appear and make
obieciisrs, if ai.y they may have. to the al
lowauce of said account. by publishing Ger
,ifed copy Of this order in the Northern
GALAXY a newspaper printed in said Middle
hurry three weeks successfully previous TO
the time of said Court.
JED. s. Bushnell Rsgi;cer.
a true copy Of record 80
Attest. j. S. Bushnell, Register.
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GTAnother attempt has been made to
elect mayor of Boston. but has failed,
two of five Alderman who were upon both
the wing and native tickets have been
elected.
@The Tribune says that Hon. G. P.
Marshs address before the New England
Society in New York has just been beau
tifUlly issued by NJ. w. Dodd and IS the
most eloquent vindication of essential
Professionalism ever written.
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TAILORING.

PHILEMON AMES would respectfully inform
the inhabitants of MIDDLEBURY and vicinity,
that he has again opened shop in the villages the
north end of the BRIDG over Moody's Drug store,
where he viii be ready TO wait on his old customers,
and all who NAV favor him with call. He hopes by
diligence and puuctualily in his business to merit
share of their patronage.
NJ B. Cutting done at short notice and warrant
ed to fit, if well made.
Middlebpry, Jan. 6th, 1915. e6a
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FEMALE SEMINARY.

The Spring Term will commence on Mon
day, Feb. 18th. In addition to the apparatus,
valuable library has been purchased for the
use of the school. L. l.. TILDEN,
80 3w Principal.
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500 Bushels Corn,

5oo Bushels Oats, Wanted by the subscri-
her IN exchange for goods or on account.
WRIGHT g. BUSH.
Shoreham Dec. ~ 1e4i. 81
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Csroiina, Georgia, Alabama MISSISSIPPI
louisiana, Tennessee and hentucAS' ii"'e
4o55.329 free inhabitants, and 75rePresenta-
lives. only two less with decreased popula-
lion of $50, 42S.
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]. G.. MEAD
Stanie & Fancy Goods,
Commissioners Notice.

commissioners NOtlcC.
We the subscribers, being appointed by the
Prostate court for the District otNewhaVen, Cohi,
missioners, Ia receive, examine and ADJUST al
claims and demands Of all persons, against the
estate OF
WINTHROP DOW,
late of Lincoln, in sid District, deceased, ana
"is, III cIsimT and demands exhibited in offset
,h.T,,o :. And 6 months from the2slh day Of No
v ,r1 1914. being allowed BY said Court for
thatpurpose. we do therefore hereby give n9tice
thai we Will attend to the business ofour sail aP-
pointment at the dwelling house John Z, Dow
IN said Lincoln on the 81 TUESDAYS OF February
ard NAV 1915, from nine o'clock, a. NJ: untll
four O'Clock, P. n. on each Of sid days -
John Bash, tcorris'rs.
IViilian MITCHELL )
Dated at Lincoln his l7th day Of Deem
Der 1874.
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Goods Fallen
IN NEW YORK.

IN NE W YORK.
z+Within short time, goods have laiIen on
yeTy much in price, in consequence .. WIGS nr;ccs
a FRANCIS has bought at very low PrlccS
"A; A. a..b iarae stock OF goods ofalmost every
S SaH and s,vIe. which he offers lower than ever
Octsber, 1874.
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Groceries.

A general assortment OF family groceries,
constantly on hand, and for sale cheap oy
BROWN e. SHELDON.
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PROBATE NOTICES

State Of Vermont
District Of Addison -
Be il remembered, that at Probate Court held
at Whiting in and for the District Of Ad-
Olson, on the 9Th day OF January A. d. ls45>
Joseph Simonds administrator Of the estate Of
AUGUSTUS MUNGER,
late Of said whiting, deceased, moves the court
that partitios of the real estate and distributions
of the personal estate Of The deceased be made to
and among the heirs Of ssii deceased, and that
commissioners disappointed FOR thai purpose, It's
therefore ordered, that said administrator give
notice to all PERSONS Interested 10 .pPear before
this court, session thereof - be holden at the
building latelT the office Of y. II. Everest Esq.
in ShOreham in SAID district, on THURSDAY the 9th
day of February next at one O'Clock IN the after
noon, al which sifss and Place this court will aP
point commissioners to make partition and dis
trbution OF said estate, by publishing q certified
copy Of his order il the Northern Gslaxy-news-
paper printed at Middlebury in said dslrics
three weeks successfully previous to the time OF
said court.
J. S. BU SMELL, Register
A true copy ofRecoFd.
33 = RUSHNEJT ReoisteY
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There as no excuse
April %, 1874

For the Headache ,rhsa you can oJiGin the
Genuine MarShqHs aromatic Catdrrh and
Headache Snuff.
This Snuff is 4 certain and perfect cure for
the CatarTh, also Common Colds in the Head,
and the Headache, and is an excellent article for
sore and weak ewes. 1t opens and purgeS out all
distinctions, strengthens the glands, and gives
healthy action to the parts affected.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
All those wishing 10 purchase the genuine ar:i-
Gle of Marshalls Sruf, should purchase tina, CT
which H. C. Gridley, MiddlebuTy, VT is the pro-
pricior, and no other, as manufacture PERSONAL
IL the Snuff sold by said Gridlcy.
DR.. MARSHALL.
Icerlify that the above article was executed
in my presence by DIR. MARSHALL and that his sig
nature thereto is genuine.
sDoraStuS Wooster-JudGc.
Middlebury, January II, 1915. 38
B. The name OF II. C. GTidley, proprietor
will be founu upon every bottle Of the genuine
Narshalrs Improved Snuff. Sold wholesale and
retail by H. C. Gridley, Middiebury, VT AGENTS
w. p Russell, and S. Moody, and by druggist:
generally throughout the U. States and Canada.
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TEMPERANCE.

Third Annual Meeting OF the MIDI. Young
Mems Temperance Society.
The Society assembled at their usual place
ofmeeting, was called to order by the Presi-
dent, when on motion of Mr.. Dewey, /. T.
Packard was chosen Secretary protein. The
report Of the Chairman of the Executive
Com. was called for, and after its being read
was adopted. The report of the Committee
on Nomination of Officers for the year ensu-
ing was then presented. The officers elected
are For President,
J. NJ. SLADE.
WIN. F. BAscoN,
r. L. FULLER, Vice
J. DAVENPORT. Presidents.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF VERMONT,
Addison District, So.
Be it remembered that ct a Probate Court held
at Middlebury in and for The District of addison,
on the 7th day of January A. D. 1915.
Calvin G. Tilden guardian Of William r
Baxter and Hannah BAKER, roth Of Cornwall
in said district, minors and heirs OF
LUTHER BAXTER,
late Of said Cornwall deceased represents TO this
court that it would he beneficial to the interests of
his said wards sell all the real estate belor gng
TO them in the division of the estate Of their iath
er the said Luther Baxter deceased and moves
the court iogrant him license n sell said real e.
tate; 1t is therefore ordered ~ this cCuT;, thst
said application be considered ky this court at
session thereof 10 Re held ct TIE building late
" the Office of U. II. Everest Esq. IN Shore ham
in said district, On Thursday the eth day OF Feb
ruaTy next At oue O'Clock lin the afternoon; and
that said guardian cause norce ihereof 10 be Civ
en- TO all persons interested, bat they may aTTear
and make their objecsiess if any they NAV have
10 the said license being grGEted, Nv publishing
certified copy of this order in the Northern Gal
axy-a newspaper printed as said Middlelury
three weeks successfully previous 10 the tin Of
; said court.
Attest J. s. BUSHNELL, Register,
tue copy Of record,
b J. :. BUSHNELL. Register.
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LOOK AT THIS! q!
ADMINISTRATOR SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

ADMINISTRATOR SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.
In pursuance TO an order of the Probate
Court for the District of Addison To raise
the sum of Six hundred and eighty-sou dol
lars to pay debts of Gilbert Everts Estate and
also expenses of Administration shall offer
for Sale AZ public Auction on the Sixth day
of February next at the dwelling house OF
Widow Hannah Everts in Salisbury at nine
O'Clock in the forenoon SO much Of the Real
estate of the said Gilbert Everts deceased as
shall amount to the aforesaid sum To wit:
One piece of Meadow land Of about eighty
acres and thee quartes of an acre laying in
the North west corner CT the home farm of
the said deceased. Also so much of that
part Of the home farm called the Foster farm
be agreed upon or designated by the Admin
stra;or ut the time OF sale, as may be neces-
sary to raise the aforesaid sum. Terms
cash.
Salisbury, January 10th, 1645.
John u, Weeks Administrator.
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The vote on the eection of member
of Congress in the 4th district stands
thus:
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Gaps !! Gaps /!

A SPLENDID assortment of Caps OF.
Athe latest style for Men and Boys for
sale by W, Ch'1r MAJ
Yeraeuues. Pee. IT, 1914. "a,
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Cloths. Cassimers, &c.
SILNDRIES.

THREADS.-brk, brown, cold ana
white linen thread, Finelay's, Thistle ,Coai :
Taylor's and Brandon's spool thirds, white
and cold skein cotton third: haDnels, br'd-
cloths, cashmere, doe skins.goat hair CAIN
let, calicos, IN. de .aiues, Grape de James,
iaconetre and sarsenette cambrlcs, OaIzo-
rincs. prt's lawns, silk and cotton warp a.
pacca, saxony. cambleteen, alpaca. wors,
ted and silk serge. caroline, victoria, ana
Rob-Rov maids. red circasssion prtd, red
moreeu for cushions vclvets, tab covers,
s,nrhams, blk and white satin, gro. de
swiss, ribbons, cord and tasse', cIaVa'e'
h'tik'f,, ladies' cravais,n ufliers j h.iFareS'
elasiics Irish linens a large quantity brown
and white. gloves of all descriptions, nuck
mirtcns blk Grape, hooks and eyes. hoSei-
cry. hair and tooth brushes, fancy soap,
ivory. twist, back side, md dressing combs,
zephyr worsted sewing silk aud twist limits,
Iaces .-edsings, muslins. swiss, book ANA
India, bishops lawn, linen lawn: horse
blankets, cloak cords, Ebar cambric, Bat
ting, canvass. padding, surf. coat. ana ves'
cords & bindings, stay bindings, linentapeS
naper muslins, cold cambrics, selisIas
straps. pant aud vest buckles. snuff and to-
bacco boxes, shaving brushes, pins, nee
dies. pearl buttons, all other buttons, apron
check, quality bindings, wiegen, tweeds
| gambroons, denims, drillings, croekery
lamps, tumblers, bar soap, tea sugar. COZ
fee, pepper, spice, nutmeg, cloves, huieo
camphor, rdsins, butter, moiasses, port
malaga, madeira, sicily, tobacco snuiI' an'
a great variety of articles 100 numerous u
mention, for sale cheap by
BROWN & SHELDON.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-01-29
STRAY.

Came into the enclosure Of the
subscriber, in Weybridge, some time in
October last, middlns sized Two year old
heller. The owners requested to prove prop
eriy, pay charges aud take her away.
FRANCIS AYRES.
nec %. 1914. 46