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Dependence ofthe South upon the North
A writer in the Augusta Chronicle and Sen
tinel, speaking of The dependence ofthe South
upon the North for many of the necessaries
and comforts ofIile, thus graphically sums
up the various items Of our Indebtedness.
They build our houses, they adorn them
with furniture, and supply them with every
comfort and convenience of which we have
ever conjectured. They educate our children,
and cover our nakeduess from head to foot
with hats and shoes, coats and shirts-we eat
their flour, cheese, butter, apples, Goldfish, po-
tatoes, pickles. pork and onions-we feed our
cattle with their hay, drive THEN horses in
their harnesses 10 their carriages, with their
wbips-we walk with their sticks, ride on
their saddles, write on their paper, wash with
their soap, scrub with their brushes, sweep
with their brooms, milk in their pals, cook
in their po;s. strike with their hammars, blow
with their bellows, cut with their axes, sow
with their seed, reap with their hooks, pull
with their leather, whitewash with their lime,
paint with their paint, march by their tunes,
read by their light, drink their Congress wa
ter and rum, smoke their scgars-and last and
best of all these blessings. we marry their
girls, who make the best OF wives
This is a heavy account of dependence, but
it is mostly true. What a field then lies all
around us for domestic industry, and what
an independent and wealthy country might
this be, il only this field o~fenterprise were fit
ted mp simply 10 supply our own wants.
Mobile Herald and Tribune.
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OHIoANs cAPTURED-GREAT EXCITEMENT.
On the evening of the 9Th inst. three men
from Ohio. Mr. c. Lorsin, Mr.. Garner, and
Mr.. Thomas all Of Washington county, Ohio,
were seized on the Ohio shore, by a body of
men from Virginia, and 'iodged in the Jail at
Parkersbur9h, upon the charge that they had
aiied the escape of slaves. Tho facts, says
the Cincinnati Gazette, are these six negroes
belonging TO Mr.. Howard, of Wood county,
Virginia, made their escape into OHIO; seven
men, among whom were the above named,
met these negroes on the bank, and were aid
ing them in the removal of their baggage,
when they we're seized, the other four escap-
ing this was done without any process Of law.
The Nirginians say that they had knowledge
of the design of the Ohioans, which they de-
rived PROFESSIONALLY from one Of the negroes,
and that they were thus prepared to defeat the
designs of both parties. The friends of tho
captured whites tell this story: That some sew
en- weeks since, they were solicited by ii white
man, an elder in the Baptist church in Eir-
ginia, Mr.. Romano, TO aid the escape of ne
groes, that they refused TO leave this State
for that purpose; but said they were always
ready to help the pond in their efforts 10 gain
their liberty and that he returned end enter
ed into the plot against them. for a promised
reward ii they were captured OF hity dollars
The excitement IS very great on both sides.
10 Virginia, half the inhabitants Of Parkers-
burgh are AIMED, and prepared 10 repel any
attempt to release the prisoners. In Wash
ington county, Ohio, meetings have been held
in four townships, (and several Others are TO
meet,) with the object, mainly to ensure a
fair trial to the Ohioans. though in two of them
threats have been made TO cure lawlessuess
by a violation of lawn other words, to tear
down Parkersburgh Jail, and to give freedom
80 their townsmen.
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We the subscribers, being appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the district of addison,
Commissioner to receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against the
estate of
JUSTUS MORSE,
late of Leicester in said district, represented in
solvent, and also all claims and demands exhibit
ed in ogffet thereto, and six months from the 3lst
day ofJuly last being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business OF our said ap-
Pointment, at the dwelling house of Widow JUS
tus Morse in said Leicester, on the last Tuesdays
of September and January next from nine o.
clock on each of said days.
Given under our hands this I'd day of August
A. D. 1915. II
LEONARD d. JENNY, I Commits
JOHN PRQUT, Sioaers.
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We wish somebody would answer US
two questions viz: What is a Democatic Re
publican, and what is a Democrtic Hhig?
Republican Wing, Democrat we understand
these. fla Democratic REPUBLICAN is not
black black bird, then if a Democratic WING
is not a Unite bIack-bird, then how is it?-
Hoodstock Age.
The unfortuneate Major appears tn be in a
sad state OF mind indeed, but the Editor of
the Tribune, with characteristic kindness.
steps IN an clarifies the poor fellows troubled
wits But Horace, after ihus helping the the
MAJOR out Of the fog, and he had Just begun
10 breath lreer and DEEPER in hopes of yet
making a figure in the world as the hero of
the Age, it was positively cruel in YOU TO min
the helpless innocent 10 the wall, with those
two great, ugly, crooked Undergraduates
the bare sight ofwhich we should suppose.
would be enough TO make even the bravest
Locofoco quake in his shoes. We wonder
how you could do it.
We wiIItry to help our perplexed cotempo-
rary. A Democratic Republican in Virginia
is one who framed and sticks to q Consutu-
ton which allows a rich man TO vote in evrey
County where he has property, n DON'T
allow a poor man 10 vote at all-and insists
that Counties containing three Fights OF the
Free Population shall govern the whole State.
In New Hampshire he allows all white men
to vote. but insists that Catholics and poor
men shall be not allowed 10 hold the more re-
sponsible offices. In all the South, he advo-
Gates openly the absolute the eternal subiec-
ton oil halt the Human Race as chatiels 10
the will and pleasure OF the other half, and
denounces the Wings as hostile 10 the in
stitution.' In the North, he is known and
boosted OF as the natural ally'ofihis domestic
business. We agree, then. with the Age,
thata Democratic Republican is a black
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Commissioners Notice.

We 5the subscribers, being appointed by. the
Probate court for the District of Addison, Com
missioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
estate OF
ABNER WILCOX,
late of Bridport in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto And 6 months from the 9Th day of Ju-
IL 1874, being allowed by said Court for
thatpurpose. we do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business ofour said ap-
pointment, at the dwelling house of the widow OF
ssaiddeceased in Bridport on the 2nd Thursday Of
Sept. and Dec. next from nine o'clock, A. NJ. until
four P. M. on each OF said days.
Charles Hone,
S. u. Wdiker. Commissioners. IL
Phildnder Jones,
Dated at BridPort July 10th 1s45.
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DOCT. J. BROCKWAY
FROM ALBANY, FORMERLY
OF

OF VEKMONI,
Will be 10 Middlebury on or about the first
Of August. He will be prepared to render
professional service and advice. not only, as Il
Dentist. But having lost one of his limbs at
the notorious "anti-limb' Fulton Ferry n.
York City, and been compelled to call into
exercise his bump of constructiveness, (of no
mean Development before.) be has substitu-
ted Cor himself an artificial limb superior to
anything of the kind heretofore in use. Sym
pathisins therefore with cripples he offers his
aid TO the entire race. Any man, woman or
child minus a tooth, a palate, a nose. an arm
or a lee may do themselves a favor BY consult
ing Doct. B., who also designs and applies
various mechanical fixtures for the relief of
the impotenf, The manned or deformed, consul
tation fee, where nothing further is done, two
Dollars.
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OF VERMONT,

SlAE OF NEhMONI
District of Addison.
Be it remembered that, at a Probate Court
held at Middlebury in and for The District
of Addison, LIST day of July A. d. l845.
Thomas B. Martin administrator Of the
estate of MARSHAL MARTIN,
late Of Granville, in said District deceased,
makes application to said Court TO have the
time allowed him for the payment Of the debts
Of the deceased extended one year from the
expiration Ofthe time heretofore limited by
this Court: Ii is therefore ordered that said
application be considered by this Court. at a
session thereofto be held at the Office of the
Register ofthis Court in said Middlebury, on
Thursday the 2lst day of August next,a / o.
clock in the afternoon, and That said guar
dian cause notice thereof 10 be given 10 all
persons interested, that they may appear and
make their objections, if any they may
have, TO said time being extended.
by publishing a certified copy of this order in the
Northern Galaxy a newspaper printed at said
Middlebury three weeks successfully previous to
the time of said Court.
Jed. S. Bushnell Register.
A true copy of record 10
AneSt. J. S. Bushnell, Register.
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Commissioners Notice.

q. 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 S. NORM,
late of Leicester, in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto: And 6 months from the 9Th day OF
June 1915, being allowed by said Court Tor
thai purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business of our said
appointment, at the dwelling house of widow
Sapphia MORN in Leicester, on the LIST Thurs
DAYS of October and December next, from nine
O'Clock A. NJ, until four o'clock. P. NJ, on each
of said days. Il
f.. June, }coum;ss;oners
John A.. Condnt, s
Dated at Leicester, this 23d day of June lS45.
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)lack-bird-yery black indeed.

black-bird-yery black indeed.
A WIG, or The other hand is a foe 10 arbi-
trary, despotic. irresponsible power-and a
DEMOCRATIC Wing is in perfect consistency
with this a foe of the sway of one man, and
an advocate ofthe rule ofiheP People. Dem.
ocratic Republican is Pathological and need
lessly verbose; Democratic Whig' isa legi-
mate and forcible phrase in which no letter
is superfuous or unmeaing.
And now will the Age be good enough TO
tell US what is his notion ola Democratic Re-
publican bird or a black white-bird2 Let us
hear Hdtchnlcn.
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Died.

In Bridport on the 25th of July, of con-
sumption, Miss Juliette Lee, eldest daughter
Of Prosper and Sabra Lee, aged Is years.
during her somewhat rapid decline, her al
tention was arrested to the concerns Of the
soul, and in the judgment of charity was tied
through the grace ofGod TO the foot Of the
cross, where she found peace in believing.
Other confidence in her savior she at first
spoke with becoming modesty, and listened
with much interest 10 such instructions as
were adapted 10 her case. Her views gradu-
ally became clearer and her confidence in her
saviour strengthened, till at last, in apparent
christian composure, she was enabled TO meet
death with a smile, and say TO heI afflicted
parents, brothers and sister, | am going TO
God and the Saviour
In Starksboro, on the 2lst July INST, Mr.
James Kinsley, second son of the late Milo
w. Kinsley, aged is years.
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Slavery is the worst monopoly on the face
ofthe earth, and the l~ocoioco party sustain
it! 1t is the worst species OF despotism on
earth, and it receives the very breath OF lis nos
trils from the loudest mouth brawlers for e.
quail rights amongstc rs. It's friends declared
that it would die, unless it had more room,
and To- Loco Focoism extends its borders!-
Alias.
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SCHOOL.

THE second term of the school for YorSG La
DIES ard Misses, will commence the first We'd
nesday in August, in the "Old Academy"-un-
der the tuition of MRS. H. L. CLARKE.
English branches including DRAWING
and shading for $500
Tuition for Young Misses under 10 years 200
Music and French taught on reasonable
terms. 1913 o. SEYMOUR.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.--MoSDAr, JULY

%, 1915.
Reported for the N. E.. Farmer.
At market $40 Beef Cattle, 200 Sheep
and 200 Swine. 40 Beef Cattle unsold.
PRIcEs.-Beef Cdttie.-A small advance
was effected and we quote Extra, S5,75.-
First qualith. S5,25 a $50. Second quality,
S. a 5,25. Third quality. S4.25 AIS.
.Sheep.-Lambs from SIPS 10 2. Old
Sheep from l,50 to $50.
WOOL.-We have no important move
ments to notice in this article.
Prime or Ssxony Fleeces, washed, lb.40 a
~ c.-American full blood, do 81 a 35-Do
81 10 35 a 36-Do. I-2 do 80 33-I-4 and
common do 80 81.
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CosT OF WAR. Our revolutionary war
drew from the treasury Of Connecticut alone,
nearly S23,000,00C; as much as 100,OO0,00O
would be Tor that State now, or 200,OOO.OO0
for Massachusetts. Our last war though
ch-eapcompared with mostwars costus nearly
$50. COO, 600 a year. Our revolutionary war
cost England more than 5000, 100000 and
her wars with Napolean alone, more than s.
100000 600.
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cured by Balsam-no matter how obstinate
the disease or how long it has resisted other
remedies. Bleeding of the Lungs, Coughs,
Colds, and even Consumption Units firststages
also readily yield to this wonderful medicine.
Let the incrdulous examine into its merits.
We want the truth to prevail. Beware of
spurious mixtures and limitations.
For sale by Dr. W. P. Russell.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

An adjourned meeting Of the Addison
County Medical Society will be holden at
Vergennes, on Wednesday. August 9th. at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. Addresses by Drs. E. ID.
Warner and d. C. Stone. A general attend
ance of the Members, regular Practitioners
and Medical Students is requested.
J. A. ALLEN, Sec'y pro tenn.
July 2Slh, IS45.
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STRAY cow.

Strayed from the subscriber about the Goth
ofJuly inst, a dark red COW, six years old,
with a black spot on her right side, and some
white about her bag. Probably she has now
a calf at her side. Whoever will return her
or give information where she may be found,
shall be suitably compensated.
G. f. GORHAM.
Middlebury Village. 13 3w.
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WANTED.

1000 lbs. BUTTER WANTED.
-12 L2 cts. per lb. for the above quantity oil
good Butter will be paid IN exchange ior
Goods by d.. u SHiih.
New-Havep, July I, lsS5.
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HOTICE

A sermon will be preached by Rev. T.W.
Pearson upon the death of Gen. Hastings
Warren, next Sabbath afternoon in the M.
E. Church. The citizens generally are cor
diallY invited 10 attend.
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Caution.
NOTICE.

ALL persons having accounts at the Factory
late carried on by me, are requested TO call and
settle. As The business is closed it is desirable
that the accounts should be attended TO immedi-
ately.
MIR. Joel S~palding is authorized to settle the
same. IRA STEWART.
Middlebury, Aug. 9th, 1915.
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SARATOGA WATER.

A constant supply received fresh from me
Springs, viz: The Union" Congress: IA a
will be nut up in quantities 10 suit the purchaser
For sale al the Drug Store of DR.. Russell
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The agent at New York has for months
warranted DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry to cure any case of Asthma, however
long the disease may lave withstood medical
skill--otiering 10 refund the price paid in case
of failure. Yet not asingle instance has been
reported where the cure was not complete.
We will refer tJ few individuals where the
effect has been almost miraculous. A. Will
Jams, Esq, Attorney and Counsellor, SIS
William street, cured of Asthma of.25 years
standing. Mr.. Bradlee, Jusice of. the Peace
Jamaica, Long Island, cured Of the same
disease Of 40 YEARS standing. j.. Diefendorf,
CHEEKY Valley, Of same s years etc, etc
Any case of wheezing, shortnes of breath,
weakness or pain in the chest or side, can be
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NEWTON ACADEMY,

The Fall Term of this Institution will COM
mence on Monday the 25th of August next.
JACOB E. BLAKELY, Principal.
JULY Both, 1915. IA; 5w
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WOOL CERDTWg

TIE SuEschrpER has removed his ca-ding
machines to Mr.. ID. Bells CIuiliers Shop,
near the Paper Mill, and will receiue Wool
at The Factory or at the Shop, and will card
Rolls under the direction OF Ira Gale. The
aiachine is in goodorder and the work will be
warranted 10 be well done.
IRA STEWART
Middlebury, June %, 1915
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TAKEN UP,

Came into the enclosure of the subscriber
on or about the 10Th July inst, a brolrn coir
her horns sawed olron the ends, and gives
milk. The owner is requested 10 prove prop
erty, pay charges, and fake her away.
HOSEA HAMILTON.
Bridport, July 2sth, 1s45. 13.3w.
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Rail Roads Alloy!

A railroad from Boston TO Middlebury will
cause goods to be sold much lower than formerly
and as the road is already finished for fly miles,
and will probably soon be completed, will sell
a good assortment of goods at low prices, antici-
pating the results OF the road. u. A. SHELDON.
DE0 MOREEN. For Cushions, Curtains,
n &c. for sale by H.. A. SHELDON.
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NOTICE.

Payment on all accounts and demands is
requested By JOHN WOOD.
July 9Th, 1915.
Wool and all kinds OF Grain will he reed
in payment, if offered soon. 1G: CIV
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HAVING TOOLS.
2 doz. Blanchards Scyihes,
2 doZ. March's do.
1doz. Sampson & Coz. Snaths,
4 doz. Scyihe Rifles, superior quality
4 doz. Scylhe Stones.
2 doz. Patent Pitch Forks,
3doz. Rakes, Just reed aud for sale
by II. o. SMITH.
Naw-TJavan Tufv 7fh S45
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SANDs's SARsAPARILLA will remove and
permanently cure diseases having their orr
gin in an impure state ofthe blood and deprav-
ed condition of the general constitution, viz :
S%crofula or Kings Evil in its various forms,
Rheumatism, obstinate cutaneous Eruptions,
Blotches. Biles, worms or letter. Scald Head,
enlars ement and pain of the bones and joints,
stubborn Ulcers, syphilitic symptoms, diseas-
es arising from an injudicious use ofMercury,
female arrangements, and other similar COM
plants.
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DIR. Gridley's Tooth-ache Drops.

The undersigned having used DR.. Gridley's
Tooth-Ache Drops, confidently recommendation
TO the public as a pleasant and at the same timea
sure and eficacious remedy for the Tooth-ache.
Geo. o. Adams, j. T. Pa1kard, RoHser Sheldon
Middlebury, VT. July Z, 1915.
Sold wholesale and retail by the Proprietor,
10 H. c. GRLDLEY, Druggist.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 4tlI, 1913.

r'TOHE' % Ttff TWTD'
A. B. SANDS Il Co.-Gentlemen: l have
used your Extract OF Sarsaparilla since its
introduction into this city. Itgives me pleas
ure to state | have found it to answer my
most sanguine expectations. ] believe it to
be the best preparation of that valuable arti-
Gle now in use. With much respect, yours,
john WHITRIDGE, NJ. ID. 46 Gay st.
For further particulars and conclusive evil
dence of its superior value and efficacy, see
pamphlets, which nay be obtained ofagents
gratis.
w. P. Russell, Agent Middle5ury VT.
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L l B + r A T N.

THIS may certify, that | have give@ my son
MYRON A. his ,ihIe to trade and tfareact tu-
siaess for himself, until he shall arrive At he age
OF u yc-rS-and shall neither claim ;ny of his
wages, orpay any debts Of his contra cling after
this date. SAMUEL HOLT,
Salisbury, July s, 1915. iOv3
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PURIFY THE B L 0 0 D. &.
M OFFAT'S
LIFE PILLS
PHOENIX

AlGlltAANs hdsG 4alAE VI Ah-h ANaAAAA III al
the diseases which they profess to cure, has rendered the
usual practice of putting not only unnecessary, but unwor-
thy Of them. They are known by their fruits their good
works testify for them, and they thrive not BY the faith Of
the credulous.
HN AE@ @A
ofAsTHuA. ACUTE and cRRONI RHEUMATISM
AFFECTIONS Of He BLADDER Gad KIDNEYS.
BILIOUS FEVERS & LIVER COMPLAINTS
In the south and west. where these diseases prevail, they will
he found Invaluable. Planiers, farmers, and Others, who once
use these Medicines, will never afterwards be without them.
BILIOUS CHOLIC, ard SERIOUS L0oseness, BILES.
cosTIYENESS, COLDS a. COUGHS, CHOLIC.
Used with great success in tins disease.
CORRUPT HUMORS, ~DROPSIES,
pXsSEPSTA. No person with this distressing dir
ease, should delay using these medicines immediately
ERUPTIONS Of The skin, E~RYSIPELAS, FLATU-
LENCY.
FEVER and AGUE. For this seourge oftbs wes
tern country these medicines will be fund q safe. speedy, and
certain remedy. otlRr medicines leave the system subject 10 a
return of the disease-a cure by these medicines is permanent
R THEM, BE SATISFIED, AND BE CURED
GENERAL DEBILITY,
GOU GIDDINESS, GRAVEL. HEADACHES. If euSrD
kind. INWARD FEVER. LNFLAMMATORY RHEUMA-
TLSN. IMPURE BLOOD, J4UNDICE, Loss Of Ape
TITE,
LIVER coMPLAINTs,
LEPROSY, ~LOOSENESS,
NJ Disc s Z s.
Never fails to eradicate entirely all The effects of Meniuy inf
ntely sooner than the mos; powerful preparation Of Sarsapanlla.
NIGHT SIVEITS, NERVOUS DEBILITY. NERVOUS
cONPL ANTS Of all Kinds, ORGANIC AFFECTIONS,
~PSLPiTATfoN II NJ HEART, CHOLIC.
= K s. The original proprietor Of these medicines
was cured OF Piles Of IS years standing by The use OF these Life
Medicines alone.
PAINS in the head, side. back. limbs, joints and organs.
r NJ A I'll y II. These afflicted with this
terrible disease. will be sure Of relief by the Life Medicines
RUSH Of BLOOD TO the HEAD, sCURFY,
sALTRHEUM, SHELLINGS,
scRoFULA, OR KIN G'S EVIL, in its
worst forms, ULCERS. W ereTy deseTfPtton
w O Z W s , Of all kinds. ara effcctuahy expelled by
these Medicines. Parents will do well to administer them when
-. ,I.s,a ,i.fc,ea ~ ausnorfed Rplipf Will he certain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

EaBEN's GnnxD ORGAN.--Ten thousand dollars
have been appropriated by the Yestry of Trinity
Church toward the erection OF an organ suited 10
The style and proportions of New Tnnily.'' The
organ case will be 81 feet high, 81 wide, and -
deep The largest wooden .dlapason pipe Will be
of such dimensions, that the interior will measure
upward of 25O cubic feet. The largest metal dla,
pason, in the centre of the front Of the orgaa, will
be feet in circumference ard q in length. There
ere to be four separate organs kaowu by the names
of the Great organ, Swell organ, Choir. organ, and
Pedal organ; 4S draw stops, II Of WHICH will be
diapasons, one 80 feet long, and four OF 10 ieet IN
length, beside two reed stops OF 16 feet Whole
number Of pipes 2, l59 Entire weight Of the or
gan estimated altogether at 10 tons. 1t wlil be the
largest country ever erected in this country, and
there are bit few larger in Europe.
PRO- Churchman.