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A FALSE ALARM!I

An alarm seems 10 be spreading abroad
'hatin consequence of the supincness of the
fricndsof the Rutland route the Central had
got so far ahead as TO be beyond compefi-
ton.
The staggering tone OF the writers in the
interests of that roIte has contributed TO the
:mpression,lnd the Circular ofthe Filchburgh
Corporation in It's favor would seem TO con-
firm IL Ii is also true that Gov. Paine with
the aid Of Samuel L. FELTON,, the Engineer of
the Fitchbuigh road, has done all that hu-
man effort, art or ingenuity could do to bring
the Rutland route into disrepute, and thus TO
produce the desired result
But after all We warn ourpeople that moth
ing has been settled by any competent au-
thOrity upon this subject and nothing should
be SO considered while any thing remains to
be accomplished 10 ensure the success Of the
Western route. The Cheshire Corporation
are still our fast friends, and can throw as
much weight into the balance as the Fitch
5urgh. twill be seen in ANOTHER column
that they dissent from the Fitchburrh ar
rangement and have passed rcsoluIions ex-
pressing decided preference for the Rut-
land route. Our delegation, one fvhom i
now in Boston, have made powerful diver
sionin our favor among The capitalists and
business men of that city. The merits of our
route. and The Misrepresentation in relation
to 1t, are now fully appreciated, and we have
the strongest assurances from The most rvla-
bic sources that should we present our sub
scriptioa in Boston headed with million of
dollars, our stock will be taken with avidity.
The Boston Mail comes out decidedly in cur
favor, and says Every dollar subscribed for
Inc Central route TO connec, with the Ches-
hlre VIII be ANAL in the coffin orBoston en-
terPrlse, and furthermore that Boston busi-
ness men and capitalistsunderstand their own
interests and will subscribe literally for the
Rutland fiock.n
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~. firmly adhere to the great principles Oh
The Wbi. patty, and believe them TO be the
vital principles of Republican Government.
under which alone the nation can prosper'and
the people be rendered yirtuous and happy
3. That we regard the preservation OF the
Tariff of 1872 substantially, as Indispensable
TO the sustaining of the publick credit, Inc Gu
couragement of industry. the comfort anu ~
dependence of the laboring classes, anu .ie
support and improvement genera'y Vi 'ne
agricultural and manufacturing anu coii''i''
cial interests of The country.
4. That we view with alarm the threats oil
the official ,rp,u offhe Polk administration,
,bo, ,Le next Congress shall reduce the pres
emf tariff: strip it of its protective features,
and reduce it 10 low revenue standard. and
that we pledge ourselves as Wings to do all
in our pow er to prevent such a direful result,
one that must inevitably strike death-blow
at the great interests of our Green Mountain
State.
5. That we hold on tenaclously to The prln-
ciple of The Distribution Of the proceeds of
Pnblick Lands, as carrying out the original
purpose of the cession Of those lands by the
States, and as necessary TO the stability OF
the tariff of 1872.
6. That it is the bounden duty of every
Wing in the County of Addison to stand to
and abide by the principles which have been
by them so long commended for as The true ana
genuine principles of republican govern
ment, and that the gross and palpabie frauds
by which the Hon. HENRY CLAY was defeat
ed in the late Presidential Election from being
elected to the high and responsible Office of
President of the United States, torcibly re-
mind us that such frauds as those pracilsed
in the Plaquemne Parish, and elsewhere, may
yet prove the final overthrow Of this Repub-
lick, and should receive stern rebuke from
every good citizen TO whatever panty he may
belong.
J. NJ. Sade offered the following resolu-
ton hich W; adopted:
Resolved, That we will use all honorable
means in our power 10 secure the election
this fall of our Senatorial ticket, nominated
al this Convention.
On motion Of Fl. Bell it was voted =
That The County Committee be requested
to appoint Town Committees for the ensuing
election, and give notice of their appointments
by publication
1t was voted that the proceedings of the
Convention be signed by the officers and pub
lished.
The Convention then adjourned without
day. SAMUEL Il. HOLLEY,
President.
PHILIP BArTELL, Secretary.
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he could screw hisCentral friends up-to at
the time. he FASTENED on TO Boston, opened
his books, and seeks 10 make up in celebrity
ofmovement what he lacks in solid subscrip-
ton. Our friends in Boston write US that at
the present jnncture dispatch may be sue
cess.
Then let every man hasten to subscribe at
once up TO his highest intention. II is the
amount we can foot up this week, 10 an
nounce in Boston, which may decide at least
the priority of construction between the ri
val routes Why hesitate il other roads
from Boston, as they do, pay from l-2 to y
per cent upon the Investment. Suchatpresent
is the keen relish olcapitalsts in Boston for this
kind of investment that they would seek what
stock is taken in the country at premium.
Cheshire stock without dollar paid in is
four per cent above par at this momen'. No
body in market thinks of loss, and should the
road be built it would be a singu lar combina-
ton of circumstances which could produce
that result.
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Railroad Meetings,

We hereby notify the following Rail r Dad
Meetings in the County of Addison for this
week.
In New-Navcn, on Thursday evening the
18th inst, at half past six O'Clock p. IL. at
the Congregational Church.
In Weybridge, on Friday evening the Goth
inst, at the School House near the Congre-
gatonai Church at 6 10 O'Clock.
At Bridport, an adjourned Meeting on Sat
urday the 2lst inst, at 2 o'clock P. NJ. atthe
Village.
NEXT WEEK.
At Bristol, on Monday the sd inst, 6 1-2
O'Clock P. NJ.
At Salisbury, on Tuesday the oath inst, at
the Methodist House in the West part of the
Town, at 6 2 O'Clock P. M.
AtWhiting Village,on Wednesday the 25th
INST, at l-2 O'Clock p. NJ.
Town Committees will make arransemeu
and procure as large an attendance Of the cit
liens of The respective Towns as possible
Gentlemen from abroad will address the
meetings if desired.
SAML. SWIFT, }
HARVEY BELL, Oen.rai
Russell VALET, 'oh''ni''ee'
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STATE OF VERMONT

District Of New-Haven SIS.
Be il remembered that at Probate Court
holden at Bristol within and for the District
oi'New Haven on the 9Th day OF April A. D..
1915.
Charles L. Smith guardian of David P.
Nash Of New Haven in said District, an in
sane person, represents that the personal es-
tate oil his said ward is insufficient TO pay his
just debts and the expense of maintaining
himselfand family, and prays said Co2ri 10
grant him license TO sell enough OF the rea.
estate of his said ward Tor the purpose afore-
said; 1t is therefore ordered that said appli-
cation be considered by said Court, at ses-
sion thereof TO be held at the office OF the
Judge Of said Court in Bristol on the first
Monday OF July 1915, at 10 o'clock A. M.and
that said guardian cause notice thereof TO be
given 10 all persons interested that they may
appear and make their objections il any they
may have TO said license being granted, bv
publishing Il certified copy of this order in
the Northern Galaxy newspaper printed
at said Middleburv three weeks weeks sue
cessiyely previous 10 the time ofsaid Court.
Harvey nta,sW, Jadge.
A true copy ofRecord
6 Attest II. NunSW Judge.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT
District of Nddison.

STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Addison,
BE it remembered that alta probate Court held
at Afiddlebury, in and for the District of Addison
on the 3lst day of May A. d. 1915.
Calvin ID. Thayer guardian Of
MAR Y ANN THAYER,
o: Weybridge in said District, an insane per-
son, represents that the personal estate of his
said ward is insufficient 10 pay her debts or
the expenses of maintaining her, and prays
said Court TO grant him license TO sell the
real estate Of his said ward for the purposes
aforesaid: 1t is therefore ordered, that said
application be considered by this Court, at a
session thereofto be held at the office of the
Register Of this Court in said Middiebury on
Thursday the 18th day ofJune next, al o.
clock in the afternoon, and that said guar
dian cause notice thereof to be given 10 all
persons Interested, that they may appear and
make their objections, if any they may
have, 10 said license being granted.
by publishing a certified copy of this order in the
Northern Galaxy a newspaper printed at said
Middlebury three weeks successfully previous 10
the time aforesaid Court.
Jed. S. Bushnell Register.
A true copy of record,
Attest Jed. S. Bushnell Register. 5
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WOOL.

The manufacturers are congratulating
themselves upon the large crop of Wool this
year. Anticipating reduction Of prices OH
the new clip, they buy sparingly. Our farm
ers must act judiciously but not precipitately.
Manufacturers are now singing the same old
song upon the low key. They may be
obliged 10 strike a higher note before they
get all the Wool in the Country. Let the
holders Of fine grades at least insist upon pri-
ces not far below the standard OF last year.
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Fire orer TIE Lake.-A terrible fire ragged
last week on the opposite side ofLake Cham
plain. 1t commenced in Schroon, from
VIE Ice It swept alolg a distance of tive nty
or thirty miles until i; was arrested by Bull
waggy Bay which sets up back ofold Crown
Point Eleven saw-mills and an immense
amount of timber and lumber and several
dwelling houses have been consumed. Char
red leaves fell in abundance in the streets Of
MiddIebury and other places distant 30 miles
from the scene OF confagration.
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The BAKER FAMILY fulfilled the ex-
pectations we formed oflhem. They made
out an excellent entertainment the evening
we attended. Some Of their eongs were
numerous. Others solemn, and impressing
the mind with nobleand elevated sentiments.
All were free from everything vulgar or Of
iensive to the most delicate moral sensibility.
To fill up a few hours of relaxation agreea-
bly,, no one could do better than 10 listen 10
the vocal powers Of the Baker Family.
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NOW OR NEVER

The State Of the case is this. The peonIe
ol boston are ready yea, eager to invest stock
In a railroad through Vermont They con-
template 1t as among the most promising in
>, ''S''hen's yet offered in the market A mil
''0i. o. stock on this route promptly sub
scrLHed for in the country, and the Books sent
u boston VIII decide their choice in our IA
Tor' The chief danger is that Governor
! aI''S E''i be loo quick for us. Even with
'''' '..ree juaofed 'hovsaad the utmost sum
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A Heary Fee.-Thaddeus Stevens. ESQ.
received Zee of $4,000 for his professional
services IN the recent trial at Lancaster, in
which Mrs. ates, his client rec overed 500
700 from her deceased husbands estate.
which had been agreed to be given her as
marriage misunderstanding pa Gaz.
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From The Harrisburgh Signal
The Observation-Disclosures DtIESBACH.
On Thursday last this Icing promised exhihi-
ton paid our Borough a visit, preceded lv four
immense ELEPHANTS, harneSSed to the Carriage
which contained a splendid hand OF Musicians,
and compoSiaga range of wagons and horses,
which for animal Show, beats former professions
'all hollow Now we have reed of Haniel in
the Lions Den, and the old Serpent who played
the Devil amIng the caulifowers in the gai den
OF Ed,n; AMI neither Dan nor the Devil were
half Il match to Herr Dnesbach in the III: mage
m Mt OF the beasts Of he forest. Why he handles
the enormous Numiiiaa LiOneSS as though She
was an indebted relative, and after maggie izing
the Leopard enlolts EinSe'fin the arms Of Oh
Morpheus, and b. instructive snoring comI els =
Tiger to dance ho.npipe uTol he palm Of his
hand. Ia he lived il the lion age he would
have PIT plaster upon the heel of Ulysses, and
trightened all the nynphS who performed The
part Of SaitelyleS 10 NenuS-for re- ly he aston
iShed the Natives Of the present rnlie htenel
age BY his daring courage and commanding at!j-
tudeS. IL was truly : magnificent exhibition !;
and while it reflected the Eighe t C edit uTcn
HeSSrS. Ogden & Co, The enterpriSine pIopric-
tor, We were pleased at the imnenS" Mani e. OF
their patrons. ILey afforded e, s.;rS AID H.
strucliOn, and we pIJSume were wen conn e.S@-
ted for their liberal enterprise and ger. ,msEly
conduct; and should they ever az in visit out
borough, they nsalely calcullte urol The sane
conference and patronage.
Doors Opea at Io'ct0cE---A, imitidgct 9,5cis.
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TWO ROADS.

Ii seems now evident that notwithstanding
the Fitchburgers have determined to exer-
else all their influence to extend their route
to White River with view by the aid of a
treaty with Gov. p aine, of there intercepting the
Concord road, yet they have not the least in
tention Of abandoning the Western route
They even consider this road as the most i'm
portant, and avow as the only reason Of Civ
ing present priority 10 the Central is, that it
is the weakest of the two, and indeed
that such are its superior advantages that 1t
cannot fail ofspeedy if not simultaneous con-
struction. The tone of the Keene paper and
the friends of the Cheshire road clearly evince
the truth of these suggestions. They speak
highly of the extension Of the road up TO the
mouth Of White River, and consider them
selves bound to throw no obstacles in the way
of its construction, under the belief that it
will be sooner or later accomplished. AT the
same time they strenuously insist upon CIV
ing priority to the construction of the Rut-
land road. This route,says the Keene Senti-
mel, is conceded to be 3oImiles the shortest,
although the grades are somewhat heavier
That the amount Of freight upon the route is
deemed vastly superior to that of the Central
is pretty clearly shown by the fact that Mr.
FELTON, provides one thousand freight cars for
the Rutland route in comparison with one
hundred calculated for the Central. Will
our readers turn their attention to the resolu-
tons passed at meeting at Keene.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.-MoNDAr, June

9 1913.
Reported for the ". E. Farmer.
At market AGO Beef Cattle, 10 pairs Work
Ing Oxen, 700 Sheep, and Tvs Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle-Prices have decin-
ed from last week, and we reduce our quota
tIon, viz few Extra, S5,75a6. Firstqual-
ity, $50 5,75. Second quality, 1925 a s.
80. Third quality, 4,75 a 200.
Working Oren.-No sales noticed.
SheeP.-Small lots from $3.50 to 2,62.
WOOL.-We have no important move
ments to notice in this article; moderate sales
are made to supply the immediate necessities
of manufacturers.
Prime or Saxony Fleeces, washed, ID. 20
43c.-Amercan full blood do 81 $50.
81 do 80 36-Do. IL do 80 80 II and
common do 80 81.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
District Of New-Havem
Be il remembered that al a Probate Court
holden at Bristol within and for the District
of New Haven on the 9Th day of June A. ID.
1915 the Administrator with the wIlanneXed
OH the estate of Winthrop Dow late OF Lin
coin in said district, deceased. teslate, rep
resented 10 said Court that The personal es.
tate is insufficient 10 pay the debts against
said estate and the expenses of settling the
same and praying for license TO sell all the
real estate of the said deceased: Whereupon
said Court ordered the administrator 10 noti-
ty all persons 70 appear at Probate Court
10 be holden at the Office of the Judge of said
Court in Bristol on the first Monday Of July
1915 at 10 o'clock A. VI. then and there 10
make objections, if they see cause, 10 he
granting ofsuch license, by publishing a GER
tilted copy OF this order in the Northern Gal
axy a newspaper printed at Middlebury in
the County Of Addison three weeks success
lively previous TO the time of said Court
Harvey MnnsiH J,dge.
A true copy Of Record,
6 Attest H. lHtnSiH, Judge.
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Commissioners Notice.

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
ELEAZER ABBEY,
late of Lddlebury in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto: And months from the 9Th day OF
April 1915, being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend 10 the business of cur said
appointment, at thedweling house of the widow
ofthe deceased in Middle5u-yo on the lst Tresr'aEs
in July and October, from nine o'clock A. NJ,
until four o'clock, P. NJ, on each of said days.
Ira Allen,
Rufus Perkins, .
Dated at Mddlebury, this 9th lay of May, 1915.
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CHAMPLAIN AND CONNECTICUT
RIVER RAILROAD.

The stockholders of the Champlain and
Connecticut River Railroad Company, are
hereby notified 10 meet at the Court House.
in Rutland on the 3D. day of July, 1915, at II
O'Clock noon, for the purpose of electing nine
Directors ofsaid Company.
Given under our hands this 18th dey Of
June 1915.
TIMOTHY FOLLETT,
JOHN A. CONANT,
GEO. It. HODGES,
LUTHER DANIELS,
CALVIN TOWNSLEY, Commits
SAMUEL BARKER, sioners.
WILLIAM NASH,
A. l.. BROWN,
WILLIAM HENRY,
HIN. FULLERTON.
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NJ a G d,

la North Ferrisburgh the 9Th inst, by the
Rev. Cyprean IL. Gridley, the Rev. Asa b.
Randall of SYNDICATE, TO Miss Theresa NJ.
Gridley Of Middlebury.
Together with the above notice the printer
received generous portion Of most delicious
cake.
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Fire at Ann Arbor, great fire occurred at
Ann Arhor consuming the Railroad Depot
and other property in the aggregate to the
amount of $4,000 we see no Vermont names
among the sufferers.
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L AIDES SCHOOL.

Misses. S. VI. BOWEN, who have been for some
years ingaged in teaching in MaTylan and Penn
sylvania, will open Select School for young La
dies at the school room ofthe Female Seminary,
on Monday the 10th inst. Glasses will be form
ed in all the English branches offemale education
Lessons will be given in Music, French, Drawing
and Wax Flowers. Board can be furnished for
any who may come from distance. 6tf
MiddleburY June 10Th 1875
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"Hdrs and Rumors Of Uar"-We learn
that the bearer of dispatches TO our Govern
ment from Mexico, who passed through this
city on Sunday morning, expressed the opin-
ION, that, in ten days we would hear ola dec
Iaratlon war by Mexico. We hardly be-
iieve ii, though, it must come, we presume
ome United States are ready for any emergen-
cy--rRichnsond Ina. 10Th,
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STATE OF VERMONT, ,
District of New Haven. IS. (

Be it remembered that at Probate Court
holden at Bristol in said District on the 4Ih
day of June 1915.
The administrators on the estate ofAugus-
tus White late OF Starksboro in said district
deceased proposes to render and settle their
administration account; whereupon said
Court ordered the administrators 10 give no.
lice 10 all persons concerned to appear at
Probate Court TO be tolden at the office of
the Judge of said Court in Bristol aforesaid
on the 10th day Of July A. d 1915 at 10 o.
clock A. NJ, then and there TO object 10 the
allowance of said account if they see cause
by publishing certified copy Of this order
in the Northern Galaxy a newspaper printed
at Middlebury in the County OF Addison,
three weeks successfully previous 10 time of
said Court.
Harley Htuasii !, Judge.
A true copy of record.
Attest FL. Ntt1siH, Jufge.
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STATE CONVENTION

The Democratic Wings Of Vermont are in
vited to meet in State Convention, at Mont
pelier on WEDNESDAY, THE SEC
OND DAY OF JULY NEXT, at ten o.
clock A. NJ, for the purpose of nominating
a ticket for State officers, and Of taking ali
necessary measures preparatory for the cleo
ton in September next.
ERASTUS FAIRBANKS, !
C. P. PECK, State
E. p. WALTON, JR. ! Central
HAMPDEN QUITS, Com.
C.. w. CONANT,
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FORSALE.

A FARM, containing 100 acres Of valua-
ole land, a two-story House, Barn and sheds,
Well and cement cistern, an Orchard which
produces a variety OF choice fruit; is situated
on the lake shore in Bridport half mile
south ofPort Franklin. A part of purchase
money will be required down, and time Civ
en- for the remainder.
ELIZABETH B. STONE.
Bridport, April &c, 1915.
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The last Tribune announces the appoint
ment of Cornelius w. Lawrence collector of
New York in the place of Cornelius Peter
VanNess removed.
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AIril2
Rail Roads AhOV!

A railroad from Boston to Middlebury will
cause goods to be sold nIuch lower than formerly
and as the road is already finished for fifty miles,
and will probably soon be completed, | viii sell
good assortment of goods at low prices, anlici-
pating the results of the road. II. A. SHELDoN.
DED MOREEN. For Cushions, Curtains,
LII &c for sale by III. A. SHELDON
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kCARD.

~ Mas. N. HARRIS would respectfully
inform the citizens of Middebury and vicinity
that she has received from New York the
latest fashions for gentlemen's linens and
stocks which will be kept constantly on hand
and made 10 order cheaper than can be OBJ
tanned elsewhere of the same quality.
AZ Also tailoring done by Miss H. B.
Foot, at the same house, cheaper than done
elsewhere.
Middlebury June 10Th, 1915.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Rev Mr.. DAILY will celebrate Mass in
Middlebury on Sunday the 18th and on Sum
day the 22d inst. Catholics are respectfully
invited to attend.
Middebury the 10th ofJune ls45.
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Parasols, Parasolctts. Leghorm hats. milts
and Gloves, Of every grade and color, and a
large lot of Ladies and Gentleman's rich
fancy oraYais for sale by
p. W.COLLINS.
April &c.
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NEyV GOODS,

HAVE Just returned from Marker and
am now opening stock Of goods core isting
of almost every article called for IN the lire
of Fancy and Staple Dry (fooiS, C'ccLrrzi,
Glass and China EQre, Hardware, GTo-
ceTies, Drugs end Dye Si,.fs, which have
purchased at very low prices and am willing
10 sell at a very small advance lrorr cost
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited
TO call and examine goods and prices, and
think they cannot Glil Of being suited.
&c MEAD.
Cornwall, VT. May 7th 1915.
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IJNSEEl OIL.

On hand a quantity of O'Flancgan's superior
Linseed Oil which will lie sold by the barrel At
New York prices freight added, and at retail raw
or boiled at low prices WRIGHT & Blu ST..
Shoreham, April lst., 1915.