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Pounds, 6.OIS
SI5.72I25

lOun1s. QUO SlO.f~f =,
This large sum charged TO the Department
during the first nine days Of this month, is ex
elusive OF the volumin"us correspondence O
the Postmaster General. the three Ass;sian
Postmaster Generals and the Auditor. Ac
cording to The new law, The Department fall
upon the Treasury of the United States fo
the means OF payment, in case lis revenue
falls short.
The number Of Steam vessels(mercaniile
that arc owned by companies in Great Brit
ain in 1s44 was 900: in power equal 10 TO-
900 horses. The whole number belonging
TO The French Commercial Marine ia only
100.
The number Of Sailing Vessels belonging
10 the several British ports in 1911 was 90
ll6, with nearly three million tonnage.
The ST. Adams Messenger says that a
lew sales OF wool have lately taken place in
that town at prices varying from 20 10 SO els
per pound. One LOT sold rs high as 81 cts.
The Roman Catholic Bishop Of New Or
leans refused TO allow prayers 10 be offered
in The Cathedral for the repozeot Gen. Jack
sons soul.
'fapo,tant Jtruer-We find the follow
ing ID last evenings Philadelphia Gazette.
We rather think the Tariff had more 10 90
with it than Oregon:
'Genilcmrn from Washington state with
confidence that Hon. James Buchanan has
resigned the ofl:e OF Secretaryship of State,
and that the President has selected Andrew
Stevenson OF Virginia. 10 fill the place. Dit
icrcuces of opinion us 10 The Ore on negoiia-
ton have induced this step OH the par, OF Mr..
Euclianan.'
Owing 10 The excessive heat in New York
city, savcral horses attached 10 the omnibus
es have fallen down dead in the harness.
Several laborcrs have also died from the CT
feels ofheat.
Wings holding Office in the Custom House
II, Philadelphia have had their heads cut of
politically by the dozen. No prescription
for opinion. Take, 'eh?
UdrlKe.-Sixiy canuons for the United
States service. passed inspection at Pittsburgh
afcwd days since, and a portion of them were
shipped for the Lakes.
african President Of Hayfi.-The name
oil the present President is Pero,, n black
man of some sevenry-two winters. Of pure
African blood. and full of the prejudices and
superslitions Of his race.
Some so or 90 negroes in the Counties of
ST. Charles and Prince George MARYLAND
lately made an a,temyt to escape from bond
age. The baud however were over,aken BIZ
una blood hounds. and some shot other,
escaped, and some put into goal. Those re-
taken are probably ere this on their way to
the Rice and Cotton plantations of Louisauia
10 cke ont a miserable existence undsr the
keen lash of a Neg-o driver Hill Columbia
Happy Land" VIC feel TO say.
The Stars aud tn, Stripes. how long shall
they wave,
Der the land that's called free yet the homs
ofihe Slave.
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STATE OF F~ELMuNT,
Disiri,.t nf Addison

STATE OF N~ELauAT,
Dis'rici at Addison.
Be il remembered, that at a Probate Court
holden at Middlebury in said district, on lie l1.h
day Of July A. d. 1875. .
Hiram Smith and James S. Mcsser Admin
~isiratorS with the " i'll annexed. of the estate
Of STEPHEN D. SAIlT TIL,
late Of Leicester in said District deceased.
presents their administration account for al
lowance: 1t is thereupon ordered, that said
account be considered and examined for al
lowance by said Court, at a scssi"n thereof
10 he held at The office OF i. G.. White Esq,
in Shorehlm. in said District, on Thursday
the 9TH day of August next, al one o'clock
in the afternoon; and that notice thereof be
given 10 all persons interested. that they may
appear AMI make their objections, il any they
NAV have, TO the allowance OF said account,
by publishing n certified copy of this orr'er i'll
the Northern Galaxy-a newspaper printed II
slid Middicbuyy, three weeks successfully
previous 10 the time Of said Court.
Jei. S. Bushnell Register,
4 true copy Of record
1licsi Jed. S. Bushnell Register. II
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PROBATE NOTICES.
OF VERMONT, O..


District of Addison.
Be it remembered that, alta Probate Court
held at Mildlebury in and for the District Of
Addison, on the Fad day of July A. ID. 1915.
The Executors of the last will and Tesla
ment of ELIJAH WRIGHT,
late OF Shoreham in said Distric. deceased
move this Court that par ilion of the real es-
tate and distribution of the personal estate of
the said deceased be made among the heirs
ofsaid deceased, and that Commissioner be
appointed for that purpose: 1t is therefore
ordered. that said Executors give notice TO
all persons interested 10 appear before this
Court. at Il session thereof 10 be held at the
the office GA. G. White Esq. j / said Shore
ham, on Thursday the 7th day Of August
next at one O'Clock in the afternoon, at which
time and place this Court will appoint Com
lnissioners TO make partition and distribution
OF said estate, by publishing n certified copy
OF this order in HE Northern Galaxy-a news
paper printed at said MiGdiebury-three
weeks successfully previous 10 the time oil
said Court.
J. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy of record.
Aites, J. S. BUSHNELL, Register. OIL
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For tie Glldry.

LOOK SHARP TOR THE ENGINE
There is one important fact in relation To
Rail Roads Inch has not been Iioroug hly
eSanIiucd. IL il known that collisions on
Rail roads are much more common in the
United States than in England where the
roads are made much s%;raiter and consequent
" can be seen a much greater distance. II
is Il fact that nearly every accident On the Rail
Roads in The United States has been on a
curve in the road of 50 small a radius as TO
hide the road from the Engineer except a
very few rods in trout of the train.
II is well known 10 all who are acquainted
with the country fromBurlmgton to Mount
Holly that Il Rail road can be bull, with a very
few curves. and from Mount Holly 10 Bellows
Falls with rs few as OH other rivers. 1t
is also known that the Central Road is to fol-
low rivers the whole distance, s. very crooked
ones too, for The most part of the way. aud
there are many places where very ABRUPT
lodges of rocks project into The streams form
Ing an elbow, an where 4 cut in the rock
must be from 20 to 100 feet deep, and the
curve so short is TO hide the road in 80 rods
or less.
Whoever has travelled The Winoo Xxi TURF
pike between Waterbury and Richmond will
p%robabiy reccollect n place called Bolton, Gu
Waterbury Falls. where the channel of the
river is not over len feet y Idle in low wafer for
some distance, and where the rocks Use each
side almost perpendicular. I00 feet on The
Sonrli side and not much less OH the Nor.h,
sec Winooski River in Thpmpsons Gazetteer
Page lo7. IL he Central Road is built, |
hope the prnprirtors will not cast any refec-
tons Oh the public for choosing to ride on The
strait. easy aud safe road via Rutland i'll pref
erencc to going DC miles further on Il srrpen-
tine and dangerous road almost in nigh! O.
Montpelier.
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SUMMARY.


The Steamboat Maryet:c uron leaving
New Orleans for the Ohio Rive, had both
boilers burst. killing and woundinr so human
beings. The Steamer WAS in high pressure
md hui . years old.
The cost for the English Government for
keeping men OF war on the coast Of Africa TO
suppress the slave trade, is So 100000 an
nually- Better appropriate the s3.o0o,Oc0 10
the diffusion Of the gospel among the sons Of
Ham, ard in this way dry up the fountains
ofsEavcry, and the Slave Trade.
The Nitire Americans have passed rcso-
iutioHs in favor of National Political Organi-
zation ,-2l years residence before Na;urali-
zli!o1 The immediate rcreal o! The present
law. and in favor ofholding a National Con-
vcntinna at Pittsburgh Pa, on the 81 Monday
OF May 1S47.
II is rumored that the would be Gov
Dorr disguised with his little ST; tie "Rhody"
is going to take up residence with Gov. Hub
bard of New Hampshire. Whata loss Rhode
Island will sustain.
Care johnson Captain General Of the P.O.
Gu!lloiine, is receiving designations of the
Small County Post Masters by the dozen.-
TIL new Postage Law works bad for them.
linen commissions rating rather small, the
axe mat chops of heads, will grow rusty in
the department, unless something is specLi,x
done, 10 enhance the value Of the Offices in
its power 10 bestow.
A whole souled Yankee lately shipped 10
casks of Shoe Pegs 10 England. Also %
hundred Sides leather to use the pegs upon,
Yankee land can furnish we reckon ALL the
pegs England may want.
The New Slave State of Florida has adopt
cd a banner upon which is emblazoned the
worL LET Us ALONE" What a pity
you had not adopted that motto years ago
The Florida war would have been spared,
and with it 80 miiliansof do,Iars-tbe accurseJ
system o! SiaVery perpetual would have gone
TO the shades 'unhonorablc uuwept and nm
sans""Le US Alone" Yes we will when
you do right, but we will dig into your abom-
anable system of slavery Yankee fashion.
The following is the amount paid by Govt
for postage on letters &c. reed. at WASHING.
Ton far the time specified.
AN ExHIEIT OF THE POSTAGE charged
since the lst inst. at the Post-Ohice in Wash
,nSton upon the quarterly returns rendered by
i"s'masters 10 the Postmaster General.
DIte. US;ph.. Ar;ouuf
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Death bya FaH-On Friday two weeks
since MIR. Jus,us Morse o chichester fell from
the frame OLA Barn 20 feet. He came 10 the
ground head foremost cutting the scalp six
inches and received n serious injury in the
back Of which be died the next day.
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NoIicc.

Commissioner : NCttcc.
We, the subscribers. being appointed by
the Hon. the Probate Court for the District
of Addison Commissioners. TO receive. ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands OF
all persons, against the estate of
EDWARD ). NORM,
late of Leicester, in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in cfsci
thereto: And 6 months from the 5;h day OF
June 1915, being allowed by said Court 1oi
that purpose, VIC DO therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend to The business of our said
appointment, 81 the Gwellii : lCuse Ct wittw
Sapphia MORN in Leicester. on the lSt Thurs
DAYS of OctoSer and December next, fIcm Eire
o'clock A. NJ, until fur O'Clock, P. NJ, On each
Of said days. IL
i. June, )C-
Dated at Leicester, this 23I day of June 1915.
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COLLEGE SOCIETIES. &c.-The College
societies are to be ad dressed on Tuesday
r. o'cluck P. NJ by r. Waldo Emerson Esq.
and Rev. Joel Parker. d. ID. of Philadel-
phia. The anniversary of the Associated
Alumni will be held on Commencement day,
exercises by The appoiniees. to vii: Rev.
Thomas J. Conant. d. ID. [Ciass 1928 Ora
tor. Daniel Roberts Jr. Esq. lClass 1885,
Poet.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.-MoxpAr, Ju

bhiU1 YIN MARINE July
II, 1916.
Reported for the ". E. Farmer.
AZ mlrket 420 Beef Cattle, $500 Shee1
and 700 Swine.
PRrcEs--B;eJ Cditla-Thc prices ceuer-
ally obtained would be Il reduction Of a like
quality. We quote Extra, $3.50 a 5,75.-
N,rst quality, 1926 a5.50. Second quality,
$500 a 5,25. Third quality. $3.50 500.
!Shecp.-Lamhs from $50 to 2,25. Old
Sheep from Sl.75 o2.75.
WOOL. We have no important change
to notice IN this article.
Prime or Ssxon, Fl-cces.washed lb.40 a
40 c.-Americau full blood, do 81 a 3d.
3 4 do IS a 3j-Dn. IL do 81 4 33-1-4 aud
common DO 80 a 81.
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Hail SroRM.-A torn Of hail passed over
a p%ortiun o. Pii;sford last week on Tuesday
destroying much glass. A hail stone 8 incll-
es in circumference came down. We lsaru
that the same storm reached Hancock and
made great havock with Glass windows
We know not what further damage was done.
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LEG

The Commencement at this Institution will
occur on WEDNESDAY,, the ODD inst. The
members of The Corporation are reminded
that the Board will meet for business at The
house of the President, on TuE.DAY evening
the the 22d inst A punciual attendance i:
desired. Il. LABAREE, President.
July Is, l945.
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Postscript.

From passengers by the Lake stage las'
evening, We learn with sorrow. that N. Y. has
again been listed with a tremendous FIRE
between three ard FIVE hundred buildings
have been consumed, in the heart Of the bu-
siness portion of the city. Several lives were
lust. Particulars next week.
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(@smm4
w. S@
MR.. GILBERT.

We have just heard from Mr.. Gilbert. He
thinks he shall save from the Tracy Surrey
S1C0,O00 n, the summit Of Mount lioi,ey and
half the expense atJewell's Brook. lie is
now between Mt. lIolley and Ludlow with a
good chance of improvement on each side.
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an available Lot Of Land
% SALE.

Lying in Addison, being a part Of the farm te-
longing TO Wm. Cook, late CT Addison, deceased
about thiIty-six acres, lying on the south side OF
said farm, joining Wheeler French's farm.
Likewise the house and barn aud twenty acres OF
land to rent, being the widows thirds. Immedi-
ale possession given. For further particulars,
enquire OF the subscriber on the premises.
July Il, Is45. n2;3) L.nathan Morgas.
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ASSOCIATED AIUMNJ

The Annual Meeting Of the Associated AL
unni of Middlebury College will be held at
the College Chapel at 8 o'clock A. NJ, OF
COMMENCEMENT day.
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nj d,

In this Village. on the 18th inst. by Rev.
j.. Peck. Principal of Poultney Seminary,
Prof. James Strong of Pouitney. to Miss Mar
cia Ann Dustin Of this place.
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For Sale.
BY Mrs. e. r. SMITH. at her rooms, oppo.
site The Bank in the Vermont Hotel. a varic-
iy of fdnry and useful articles. such as
Ladies Dress Caps.
kerchiefs. Pocket Books.
Toys for Children &C., &c.
Rooms open during the day. on Tuesday
AMI "Wednesday Of next week. Ladies and
Gentlemen are invited to callaud examine for
themselves.
MIddIebnry. July IL. las.
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Of ain incendary.- as there had been-6o ffea-
bout the barn Ess several dsys.-Yoiee IF Free
dom.
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PHILoMATiiESIAN EXHIBITION.

There will be n celebration of the Philo-
maihssiau Society. consisting Of the usu"l
exercises Of the occasion, on TUESDAY even
ing. 22d July.
Middlebury College, July l4th, 1915.
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To Merchants and others:

Mrs Brown will furnish caps ut Wholesale, or viii
manufacture them for all who may wish 10 furnish
cloth, at a low price, and furnish the other trimmings
at Boston prices.
" CAPS for men, bays and children kept con-
stanIly on hand, at retail. All ORDERS promptly At
tended 10.
Middlebury, juno IS, 1915. 7;n3
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Flour.
CarTotSeedS.
icC-ilouse Bu;tcr.

Ih.vci in the cellar O. my Store Il clP5cicas
icE-HnUsE, and hare Ii ie arrrESfD.eGN obi re
Butter delivered at liz 1'4:e il cool weather or
.ailr IN the mcrn:T > only, when it is immediate
Iy pnt in the fce-Buu>c. those who want the
hcst quaHty Of rAnLx BITTER, can at all times lie
supplied. IL 4 sHLLDON-
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ADDISON COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
FAIR.

The Fair OF the Addison County Agricul-
tnral Society will be held at the city of Yer
seunes OF Thursday Oct. Cd 1916.
Ii. BELL Secretary.
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Organs. Ss.apliaes and
IleiOdi21s,

-1%-ISAN@A<@
The subscriber would respectfully inform
II persons VII, wish To pr1:Ire either OF The
hove named instruments, HAT DC IS now
prepared 20 m%anUla-tGrc 1hcig III Ia" Lest
manner ami OF iic Enst favorable ttFES-
Re IS row finishing several scrallircs Of tii-
rent sizes. some of which vii hc dome m II
icw days, and all interested are i.vitsd 10
examine Them.
~ These instruments are erolas-d N eases
resembling the Piano Forte. gksy arc Volt
.dai tc. II PdtiOr or ChIrch Music, mi mdeh
admired for sweetness Of tone and htyh;r Ieccul-
menGei ~ mary of The frst teachers IS the Lest
instrument f1c IN assistant in ca.iyStiiS itd
bringing toTcifecticn the voice.
The subscriber is authorized TO sri Il iiue
toned Par.or Organ, consisting Of icur
stops viz: Stnri Diapason. Dulria1h. PriH~
cipal and Fifteenth. II is enclosed in II
handsome Mahogany Case. with i've sets
ornamental gilt pipes in Gothic frames, ard
throughout it Is "A nireiy finished instruments
1t is suli.rienI in power Or asmal Church.
Organs. Prrno ForieS, AccorIions Gad "Ll-
or instruments tuned and repaired PiaEa
Strings furnished from one 10 Il uils e::.
All jobs Gorc at low prices ana warranted
10 give safi>f ,rliop. Shop souihoi tie Com
mon 1T tho sign Of the Harp.
MiddlebuEy. June 70, 1915.
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Rail Roads Ah0Y

4 railroad from Bos,1n TO Middle HTy viii
cause goods to lie soll much lower than formerly
ard as the road is already fIishel Dr fGy miles.
and will PROBABLY. soon lie completed, | viii sell
a qooI as,ortmcnt Of goals Al low prices, aHiici-
nating the results of the road. II. A SHELDON.
DEI M0REES. For Cushions, Curtains,
IL &c. for sale ~ IA
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FLOUR.
Superior Flour constantly on hand. and
for sale ut II 1-2 cts. advance from YER
gennes prices by H. 0. SMITH.
July 9TH, 1915.
4OO0 lbs. BUTTER WANTED.
IL l2 CTS. per II. for the above quantity of
good Butter will be pail in exchange for
Goods by Ii. y. SMITH.
New-Haven, July 7,-ls45.
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dissolution.

HATS.-Auother lot OF Legay &cO'S-, superb
or MoleSkin Has, which gave such univer-
SCI s. lisfLctiOn last year, LeshoIn HaiSIrS; rrc'd
by. H. A. SHELDON.
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NOTTCE.
l. | u + r 4 TITO n.

Il r \ I Q n.
THIS .may certify, tia; I have givea NY sos
MYRON A.. his time 20 trade ard transact tu-
STRESS for himself. mill he shall arrive IT The aee
Of u yearS-and shall neither claim arr Of his
VICES. cr F.y any Get,Sof Lis COZ iracur,g af.er
thiSdaie. SAMUEL HCi T.
SALISBURY, July s, i9:5. lows
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FRENCH BOOKS FOR YOUTH.

THIS day received. by y. TAYLOR, a small sup.
ply Of French Juvenile Book, embracing severa
dozen varieties, for youth Of all ages, published u
Paris, tastelully illustrated and handsomely bound
some Of them being entirely new. Price 81, 30 and
81 cents each. jan IL
ID ICHLY BOUND AND ILLUSTRATED
II BOOKS-lately received by F. TAYLOR
most of them from London direct
Gems, from the Poets of the Nineteenth Century
| vol. As illustrations.
Rogers Italy l vol. small quarto, London many
eDgravings
Rogers Poems; vol small quarto, London many
engravings.
Book Of the Poets, containing selections Of English
Poetry from the age Of Chaucer to Beattie: l vel
London, with many beautiful designs.
Illustrated edition of CampbelPs Poems; l vol
octave, in white calf, gilt, with many illustrations
Corrine on L'italie, par Madame de Stael vols
Paris, richly bound and filled with illustrative de-
signs from the ruins and scenery Of Rome and Italy
illustrated edition Of Cowpers Task; vol. ovo.
Milton, with illustration reduced from Martins
Designs l vol limo, London
Tyasss Illustrated Shakespeare; 3 vols, London,
1874
And many other fine editions Of the most esteemed
writers in the English and French languages, from
the Library size down to the smallest pocket volume
some of them beautifully illustrated others richly
bound.
Fine English editions OF GibboD, Robertson, Clar-
endoD, Hume Burnett, and other standard historians
dec 23-3t
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ENGLlsH POLITICAL ECONOMY OF 1874.
u just received by FRANCK TAYLOR, by the
Steamer Cambria, and this day opened
Theory Of Money and History Of the Bank oil
England, vol London, 1874
Decisions and Fallacies in the House Of Commons
bill for the rechsrter Of the Bank Of England and In
the statements and arguments 10 support OF it,
Pamphiei-London, 1874.
Thoughts on the separation of the departments OF
the Bank of England, by Samuel Jones Loyd-Pam'
phlet, London, l544
Speeches Of Sir Robert Peel on the recharter OF
the Bank of England.
Lord Broughams Political Philosophy, 3 volumes
completed IN 1874.
Mr.. Joplin's Circular to the Managers Of the
Joint Stock Banks Of the United Kingdom Pamphlet
London, 1874.
Tables, showing the progress of the Shipping in.
terest Of Great Britain, the United States and
France, by George Bayley Of Lloyd's, London, lo44
The Evils nseparabe from Mixed Currency, and
the advantages Of an nconyerlible national paper
circulation throughout the British Empire and its de
tendencies; by William Blacker-Pamphet, Lon
don, 1874.
Porter's Progress Of the Nation, 3 vols.
Laws, Privileges, Proceedings and Usages Of Par
Lament, vol. London 1874.
And many others, too numerous for the limits o.
| an advertisement.
"A further supply, shipped per Wellington,
on the 9th December, is expected within few
| days.
as Books, Stationery, Periodicals, Mathemati
cal Instruments any thing else, imported to orde
from England, France, or any part of Europe.
feb 5-tf
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