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LICENSE LAW OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA.

A decision has been occasionally referred
to of a Court in South Carolina, by which a
refusal to grant any licenses by the proper
board in that State was declared 10 be unwar-
rauied by their law. This decision appears
under the miscellaneous head in the Boston
Law Reporter, as found in Newspaper.
The law Itself is no; given, uor one offs pro-
visions rec,tec. Il appears that under the
law existing there, the Road Commissioners
% a District constitute the exclusive authority
ON tbs subject. They refused to license re-
tailers. and were declared by the Court TO
have exceeded their authority. The Court
instructed the jury that this was no excuse
for the retailer, who against law had sold
without license, Lnt the jury acquitted him.
Whether the case was taken to The Court oil
Appeals in South Carolina. numerous
bench does not appear. 1t is current News
paper report from lower tribunal.
The decision is referred TO in the view that
the law of South Carolina is analogous 10 the
new license law of Vermont. 1t appears TO
be so in this,-ihat certain Commissioners
are the only authorized licensers. Whether
the law was made with any other view than
has always governed such laws, 10 control The
subject ard make ii the means of revenue,
Gues no. appear. II ii was not, and the Com
nriSsioners went beyond its intention, the de-
cision cannot be wondered at. The facts of
the case originated " years ago, probably
before the Stale of opinion in South Carroll
ma had demanded Il Temperance law. The
Statute mag be much older. Ii does not APP
pear that ihe Commissioners we're authorized
to give qualified licenses for specific purposes
to applicants, or that the law so delegated
the appointment of The Commissioners as to
make them the expOnents of the public will
on the subject ;-and who doubts that this
was the the intention of the Legislative act of
Vermont G.
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NEW BUCK N'5j;RE.

l. W. CLARK. is ncw receiving
md has for sale tie green store one do'- sast -
j. H. Slade * Co, general assar ,@eat of C!assca!
and School Books, together with se'ccr assortment
of MIsctLLsEoUs ASB RELIGIOUS works. In
addition 10 the classical and school books in general
Use, b, has ON hand the
Memoir Of NetNetoa, Ei'rar@s Wori;s. Josc-
phas H'orts, Eebster's Dictionary. Lii, Of
81 Waiier Scot in 7 GoLs.. PAiioPhy u I'm
LeIiec Co!sri6ge's Letters ana Conrsrs0tior'
Barnes notes on liz Nes6 Testament, IsGEg
Ladies' COMPANION, TIE entire ,eorks u char
Io,,c Elizabeth, The ToEag Non By J. Todd.
Hints and Sketches b. a Ladg, Letters 10 TIE
Young. SOLITUDE IL SireetHesS, Emmanuel or
The Cross and IN he GGrdcn. Young Mans
Closet Library, TIE Advancement Of Religion.
Parieys IoUng American. keaHer's Greek
Grammar, Wftafh for The Tomb, TINT: mode
simple, Tie HcridS RehejOa, g.. &c.
Also,
full assortment Of the books PanlI- ed hy ihe MAST
s :. SocILIY suited 10 ;hc capacities ofihc Young
the Middle sed and The sd. TIC it ~ u HI-
ence Of those cubiicStions has been i' aEt kna~i'
edged by the Christian Public for several years WITH
increasing satisfaction.
Churches who wish &c supply their schools ran oh-
tain their hooks tie Prices tI,y afe sosd for
at the depository in Boston, vita sight ad1:touai
charge for freight.
ALSO, uii assortment of the Publications OF thu
American Doctrinal Tract Sccic;y.
The above will he sold ilyui ab at the same prices
they are refliIcd in Boston. Fersors wishing 20
supply their Families and Schools g 10 well to rail
ANY books wished for and net CT hand canne OS
teFed and attained at short notice.
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Di e d

In Sudbury, on Tuesday morning last,
about noon. ISAAC MILLER aged 55, while
in the act of falling dry tree, was in
stantly killed. The tree which he cut.
struck another tree which caused the first
to break, throwing the top of it back on
to the head of Mr.. Miller, which killed
him as before stated.
Mr.. Miller was possessed of sympathet-
ic feelings-ever ready to aid the sick
and needy, and those who best knew him,
will best know how to estimate their lose.
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STATE OF VeRJoYT,
District Of Addison, IS. !
Be il remembered that al a Probate Court held
at Shoreham in and for the District of Addison,
on the 9TH day Ct December a. d. 1914,
Hannah Pratt named executrix in an instrument
purpoTiiDg TO lie the last will and testament Of
LEWIS PR,TT late OF BrdpOrt in said District Dc
ceased, presents the same orPTo5sie: is there
folc ordered that the said instrument lie exam
incd for probate, al session oil said Cont 10 te
held at the Office OF Udney Fl. Everest Esq. in
said Shoreham on Thursday the ID day Of jan
uary next, at one o'clock in the aiteIHcoE and
that notice hefeofbe given 10 all persons inteTes-
ted that they may appear and make their ofjec-
lion if any they may have. TO tie probate end
allowance efsaid will, by publishin: certified
COPY this order, in The Northern Galaxy a
newspaper printed al Mi!GlcbuTy i'll said District
three weeks successfully previous TO the said SEA-
sion of said Court.
j. $. Bushnell Regisler.
Il true ropy Of Record,
1duest j. S. Bushnell Register. 80.
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FIRE AT HINESBURGH.

A correspondent writes us "On the 2Nlh
inst. about G O. clock, P. NJ, the upper
WOollen Factory near Hincsburgh village,
which was four stories high above the base
ment, and owned by Messrs. Orrin Murray
and John S. Patrick. took fire in the second
story, and in short time was consumed TO-
geiher with nearly all its new and highly val
liable machinery and other contents.- The
loss is estimated at $4,000. Insurance in
the Mutual Office, about $1,000.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

District OF Addison $.
Be il remembered, that at probate ccurt held
at MiddIehury in and for the district Of Addison,
on the 25lh day Of December A. ID. 1874.
John NJ. Weeks administrator Of the
estate Of Gamalial Kelsey late OF Salisbury IN
said District diseased. presents his administra-
ton account for allowance; 1t is therefore
ordered, that said account be examined for
allowance by said Court. at Addison thereof
to be held at the Office of the Register Of SAID
Court in said Middlebury, OH Thursday the
10Th day of January Eext, at one O'Clock III
the afternoon and that said administrators
give notice thereofto all persons interested,
that they may appear and make their ohjec-
tens. if any they may have.t to the allowance
of said account. by publishing certified
copy CO Of this order in The Northern GALAXY
a newspaper printed in said Middlebury three
weeks successively previous to the time Of
said Court.
J. S. Bushnell Register
A true Copy of Record. 35
at,estJ 5 Bushnell Register
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The VoTE OF GEoRGIA.-"Ihe 'ray Il ,cGs
done" We have heard nothing more as
founding than the enormous frauds on the
ballet box in Georgia, at the late Presiden-
tial election. BY The returns of the present
year, deposited with The Comptroller Gen
eral, it appears that the number of taxable
polls in the State was 7l.l69 This is the
whole number of legal voters, adding little
more than three per cent, Oh the whole Popu-
lation for persons over 60 years OF age. not
subjectto polltax. The vote at the recent
election reached the enormous number of SC,
25S, which, after including the exempls with
the polls, shows an illegal vote of over 9.GO0
bought up and secured to turn lbe scale in
favor Of Polk. Dallas and Texas.-Wc do
not hesitate to say the majority of the legal
votes of Georgia was, at the Presidential G.
lection. cast for CLAY and FRELINGnuYsES.
-KeRebeck Jour.
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OLD MASSACHUSETTS, FOREV-
Err

TWO WING MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, GER
TAINLY, AND A THIRD PROBABLY ELECTE".
TIE Hon. William PGrmcntcr has icdrc
to stag OF home. The Hon. No-MeGt
Williams is again dcfcated.
We have great pleasure in laying be-
fore OR readers the results, as far as the Y
were brought to us by our express, last
night - Of the trials, for the election of
Members of the 29th Congress, in the four
Districts ofthis Commonwealth, in which
elections were net effected at the Novem-
Der election.
We have returns from all the towns, but
thru in the Second district. They re-
elect the Hon. DANIEL P. KING. by an
overwhelming majority. We have all the
towns in the Fourth District, and the re-
turns show that Mr. Parmenter is defeated
and the Hon. BENJ. THOMPSON, Whig,
is elected This is glorious triumph
CONCORD. and LEXINGTON; and BUNKER
HILL. will now be represented, on the
floor of Congress-as they always usht
to be-by a sound and true Wing.
Our returns from the Fifth and Ninth
District are lilnited-but they are such
as to induce us to believe that Mr.. HUD-
SON is reelected in the Fifth, aud to be
certain that Mr.. Williams is defeated in
the Ninth.
Considering the state of the weather,
which was foggy, rainy, and uncomfortable
and of the roads, which were as bad as
they could be--we think cur Wing
friends in these Districts deserve very
high credit for their excrtions, which have
been crowned with such signal and unex-
pected success.
The Hon. DANIEL P. KING, the pres
ent excellent Wing incumbent, is re-elec-
ted in this District, by majority Of at
least 1890 votes over all Candidates. 1t
will be recolected that Mr.. KING only
wanted so votes Of an election, in No
vember.
The Hon. BENJAMIN TnoNPsoN, OF
Charlestowu, 4 staunch and true Wing, is
elected in this District, in the place of the
Hon William Parmeter, the present
Loco Foco incumbent!
I Mr.. Thompson's majority, over all other
candidates, at this election, is, 334. The
majority of all other candidates, over Mr..
T. at the November election. was SIC.
Making a net Wing gain il this District,
since the November election, of 1885,
atlas.
The Boston atlas of yesterday has fur
Their returns from the twoDistricts not pre-
viously heard from in full.
With D sTRiCT.--Towns all heard from
but one, which will not very the result
more than ID or 90 votes Hon. CHARLES
HursoN (Whig) has 5.4O4 Davis Loco)
3,46I; Scatt. (Ab) 797.-Majority for
Hudson. ,564. Net Wing gain since
November, ,564.
IXth DIsrRIcT.-The complete returns
show the following result: ARTENAs
HALE (whig) 1925 Williams (Loco) A.
$50 ? Sca,t. (Ab.) 100. Williams leads
Hale by only 26 votes.S-Net Wing gain
since November, s97 One trial more, il
the Wings do their duty, and Massachu'
sets, so far as her Delegation in the next
Congress is concerned, will stand forth
without even faint of Loco-Focoism upon
her Glorious old Commonwealth
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COOKE FIELD g. co. have stocked the road
Y with splendid Concord Coaches, and six
horse teams Ike whole distance, which leave
Burlington every morning, Except Sunday at
G ~ O'Clock, passes over the centre road via
VergenneS, Middlebury. Caslleion, Salem to.
Troy 10 dine the .econd day, and arrives at AL
bany at 3, P NJ. Virgil and Co.'S Express be-
tween Montreal and New York raSSeS over this
route twice each week. AT Mddlebury this line
iuierSectS with the Boston and FilchburSh Rail
Road line, via. Rutland, Bellows Falls and
Keene, through from Burlington 10 BOSTON in 3
days without any night riding. At CaSieton this
line interSectS with the Rutland and Whitehall
daily line.
Cooke, Field G. CO. have taken great pains to
procure good coaches and Horses, and experien-
ced, genienlanly drivers, who viii dive through
half days ride, 50 passengers will rot he annoyed
with shifting drivers and coaches every few miles
as on many other routes and we pledge ourselves
10 make this line one of the best conducted lines
Of St7geS in the New England States and every
thing will he done by our Agents and Drivers 10
make the travelling public comfortable and salts
fed that we are willingto fulfil all we advertise.
Extras, for parties, furnished ct all times from
two Horses TO six.
At Albany enquire OR. P. DoRBIN g. CO., and
HARDEN Gee. Troy, s. p. WHITNEY.
MOSES l.. CHURCH, agent
81 3W Burlington,
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COMING To THEIR sESsfs.-The Repre-
sentatives in Congress from Missouri now
hold their seats in Congress in violation of
a Law Of the Union. We see, however, that
resolution has passed the House of Repre-
sentattves of the State of Missouri for the
appointment of committee oftfirieen TO re-
port bill for districtiug the State for the
election of Representatives to Congress.
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Dated al Grra
STATE OF yERMONT,p

District &C New Haven, 5
Be it remembered that It probate court holGen
at Bristol within AMI for tho district of New Haven
on the I7th day ofDecenber 1874. The Adminis;ra-
tor on the estate Of DAVID L. AMMAN, late Of
Bristol in said district deceased represent tn said
Court that the time heretofore allowed for disposins
of the effects of sail deceased and paying the debts,
is Insufficient Tor that purpose, and praying that toe
NAV be extended. WheI eupon, SAID cGut ordered
the Administrators TO notify all persons concerned
to appear probate court to lie holden at Bristol
within and for TIC district aforesaid, the fTs,Alnn
tlay Of February 1915 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the
Office If the Judge Of said court IN Bristol in said
district thea and there make objections Tans th
may h,v. ;ha tina heir exjsilal, By publish
ing a certified cory Of this order IN fha Northern
Galaxy. Newspaper printed At M'ddlehr'y IN the
County Of Addison three weeks successfully precious
TO the Tine Of sd court.
HARVEY MUNSILL, Judge.
A true copy OF record,
Attest, -. MUN,ILL, judge. 81
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The Hartford Couran; says, the recent
Convention in that city has given new COZ II
age TO the Wings aud firm resolution pre-
vades the party, to do their whole duty in The
spring election. The Convection srrpasse,.
all expectation, in the number, enthusiasm
and weight of character ofihe delegates, and
fresh impuIse.has been gained, in the good
cause. Be Of courage, Wings. Do your
duty and victory will be yours.
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ERRATA.-In the second paragraph from
the bottom on the first page. in communi
cation sigued G. read as follows: instead Of
''eviIs when you say &c."-'A complete tri-
umph over evils which you .deprecate as ear
nesily as any ofyour fellow citzeus.'''
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PILGRIMS DAY IN NEW YORK

This year the sons OF New England in New
York seemed to have spared TO pains to rem
der the celebration Of the Anniversary of
Pilgrims day unusually attractive. To Yer
mont, the younger of The five sisters was a.
warded the homer Of furnishing the orator.
The speech of the Hon. Geo. P. Marsh, de.
livered 10 a splendid audience in The Taber-
nacle was no less honorable to himself than
TO The noble branch of The New England fam
lily which he represented. An abstract of it
IS given in the columns of the Express, from
which we should Judge it an able, original and
peculiarly interesting and well adapted per-
Torrance. The papers represent it to have
been closed amidst the enthusiastic applauses
Of the audience. When it was finished, re-
spectacle gentlemen Of the audience, rose ard
moved the thanks ofihc meeting and remark
ed. he wished the address might he carried
wherever the name of the Pilgrims had ever
heeu heard adopted unanimously.
Some three or four hundred sat down 10 a
splendid dinner at the Astor House. The
true New England spirit prevailed upon the
occasion, and the hope and trust throughout
was expressed, that every son of New Eng
land would be true to the reputation and prin-
cipIes OF his fathers, cherish the prolonndest
deieslation of civil and ecclesiastical tyranny.
and rely with confidence upon the strength
of the Almighty arm to aid in sustaining the
cause Of freedom and humanity, in this great
Republic.
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For Sale,

A T the Subscribers Book Store ,Carmi7d
- SGcra or Boston Collection OF Music, at
Q dollars per doz.
ALSO. Modern Ps0lnts', at dollars per
doz; Miscellaneous Books, School BOo6S,
.4nnuulc for Christmas q New-years presents.
Blank Books. and large assortment of Fool
Cap, Letter & Billet paper, whichwiIlbe sold
very low for Cash.
J.HAGAR.
Middlebury, Dec. 18th, 1914. 33.6.w.
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Bishop On1crdonk's trial is going On in
secret in n. York before an ecclesiastical tri-
bunal. The charges involve his moral as
.rell as his clerical character.
Rail Roads. railroad bill has passed
the legislature of N. Hampshire 1t will
probably receive the sanction Of the Governor
and will be such as will be acceptable and
IF
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ment of
GOODS
Consisting Of Broadcloihs * Cassimeres, of
the various colours and qualities, Beaver
Cloths, Vcstings, Alraccas. English and
French Merinocs, Chusan-, afghan Satirs,
MouSlin d'Laines, Cashmere PFcosse,
Eoumelia Orleans cl tn. b ack and blue
black Eomhezines, Cords and Tassles,
Dress H'dk Is ola superior quality, black
Silk Italian Cravats. A great variety of
Prints, new and fashionable patterns,
blcached Cottons, Brown Sheetnss and
Shirtinrs, Ticking, &c. with great variety
of Dry Goods not mentioned.
a large stock of Groceries such as
brown aud loaf Sugars. Molas>es, Old
Hyson,,Y oung Tyson and Hyson kin aud
Black I cas-. Pure Sperm Oil bleached
and unbleached. patent Mould Candles,
and every o;her articles in the Grocery
line.
With general assortment Of Crcckery.
Glass and Hardware All of which will
I've ,old remarkably low for cash and most
kinds of produce or ON short approved
credit. w. ChAPM AN.
VergcDnes, Dec II, l94l 81
nNE HUNDRED and FIFTY BBLS.
~ SUPER FINE FLOUR for sac low
Inv W. CHAPMAN.
Ver.ennes City Wharf, Dec. IL, 1914 "a
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AMHERST CoLLEGE.-At a meeting of the
Trustees ofAmherst College, last week, Rev.
Edward Hitchcock, LII. d.. was appointed
President, and Professor of Natural Theolo-
gy & Geology;& Prof. Charles U. Shepard, OF
New Haven. was appointed Professor OF
Chemistry and Natural Hisiory.-A. ID. Id
rerLiscr
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Commissioners Notice.

We the subscribers, being arpoia;c1 b. the
Proba,e court for the District Oi y . Haven Con-
nnissiopers, ia receive, examine ard adJus. all
claims and demands OF al persons, against tie
estate of
WINTHROP DOW
lac Of Lincoln, in said DiSiEct, deceased, and
also all claims and dem3nds exhibited il c.5sel
thereto: And moplhs from ikeSS.h day Of No
vember 1914, being allowed BY said Court for
tbatpnrpose. We do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend to toe business OF or said =
pointaebt, at the dwelling house John Z, Dow
IN said Lincoln on the 3 TUESDAYS ofFehruarv
.nd Nav 1915. from nine o'clock, A. NJ. until
fanr Q clock, P. NJ. on eacn Of sid days.
va ig;ilion. Mi,oheA c0~mis'rs'
Dated a. lincoln tsis I'D day ef Dsc'~.
lev ls44. "
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ASSOCIATIONS OF FACTORY OP-
ERATIVES.

The Factory Girls of Lowell talk of estab-
fishing large Factory to be worked by them
selves, and of which they shall he the Joint
Stock Proprietors.
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A LPACCAS. A large assortment a
N BROWN s SIELDON'S
Commissioners Notice.

VUIIIfIiIsSIUIItI , INUtiNN.
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
SELAH BENTON,
late Of Granvlefn said District, deceased, and q
so all claims and demands exhibited i'll offset
thereto: And months from the l7.h day De
cember 1871, being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, we 90 therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business Of our said
appointment, at the dwelling house Of Elizate.h
Denton in Granville on the 10Th day Of March
next and the 10 day June next 1885, from nine
O'Clock, A. NJ, until four o'clock, P NJ, on each
Of said days.
81 Join Fletcher, Commissioners.
Elisha Ford,
Dated al Grravilel7th day Of December 1911.
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FOR SALE.

Tho dwelling house formerly owned by
George Lisco. will be sold at Auction, at the
Vermont Hotel on the 9th day of January
next. at IL O'Clock A. NJ, by order of Probate
Court Gus. LlNsLEY. Administrator.
Middlebury, Dec. 30, 1874. IS
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cali M fro- Diver i've z. Daggett has accepted
val aaa rom the first Congregational Chnrcb
1ad society Of Canaudaisua ~ Sa"n o"u l;
fa'tor-4. D. Adr.rfiFs- ~ oesoine 'heir
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Stanle s. Fancy Goods

boughi at reduced prices watch e i willing 10 EEL az
n verv srnsil advance from costs. Persons having
very liu- cash or produce ard wanting 20 spend 20
tlc hes, advantage ill please Lca IA mind that tbs
Post Office juhilng is inst TIE place f.r i!ieia.
wish persons woula no; take sly worn ioT it,bui
como anil see FOR themseIes.
Ct,rnrnll. Nov. 2Gill. ISL.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
State Of Vermont

State Of Vermont;
District Of Addison.
Be it remembered. that at Probate Court beif
at Middlebury in and fer the District Of Ad-
olson, on the list day Of December A. d..
1874.
John NJ. Weeks administrator OF the es-
tate Of GILBERT EvEKrs late OF Salisbury
in said District deceased. presents his pcti[
ton in writing 10 said Court, praying FOR IL
ceuse TO sell the real estate of said deceased
for the purpose of paying the debts Of said
deceased and the expenses of administration;
and therein SETS forth the amount Of debts
due from the deceased, tho expenses Of ad-
ministration, the value Of the personal estate
and the situation of real estate, and nat 1t IS
necessary 10 sell the real estate Of SAID de-
ceased for the purposes aforesaid; Il is there
fore ordered that said petition he considered
BY said Court at a session thereofto bo held
al the office Of the Register CT said Court in
sail Mlddiebury, oa Thursday the 18th day
of January nest, at one e'clcek in the at
ternoor, and that SAID administrator give no
tice thereof TO all persons interested that they
may appear and make their objections, II
any they may have, 10 SAID license beng.
granted, by publishing certified copy OF
this order in the Northern Galaxy news
paper printed Z; said MiddlehEry ;hree weeks
successfully previous to tue tins OF said
Court.
is. BUSHNELL, Register:
A trro rODv of ecCrd
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TURS. Buffalo robes, Fur and Fur trimmed
L Caps, MufiS, Boas, &c Just received BY