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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-12-29
PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT,

District of Addison, SIS.
Be it remembered that, at Probate Court
held at MiddIebury in and Tor the District
of Addison on the 18th day of December,
A. d. 1916.
Ruben Samson named executor in an in
sirument Importing 10 DO the last Will and
testament OF
ELIPHALET SAMSON
late of Cornwall in said district deceased,
presents the said instrument Tor probate: 1t
is therefore ordered that the said instrument
be examined and considered for Probate, by
this Court, at the session thereof 10 be held
al the office OF the Register oil this Court IN
said Middlebury, on Thursday the 2lst day
Of January next, at one o'clock IN the alter
noon, and that said Reuben Samson give no.
tice thereof 10 all persons interested, that
they may appear and make there objections,
if any they may have, TO the probate and al
lowance Of said will, by publishing cerlI-
fed copy Of this order in ihe Northern Gal
axy, newspaper printed at said Middlebury
three weeks successfully previous 10 the
time OF said Court.
Jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy of Record, 81
Attest Jed. s. Bushnell, Register.
STATE OF VERMONI,
District of Addison, SIS.
Be it remembered that at Probate Court
held at Shoreham in and for The District Of
Addison, Oh The 18th day of November A
D. 1916.
Reuben Larrabee named executor in ar
instrument purporling to be the last will and
testament of
SALLY LARRABEE
late of said Shoreham deceased, presents the
said instrument for probate: 1t is therefore
ordered, that said instrument be examined
and considered for probate, by this court,
the session thereof TO be held at the office o
A. G. White Esq. in said Shoreham, oil
Thursday the 9TH day oil January next. a
one o'clock in the afternoon, and that sail
Reuben Larrabee give notice thereof 10 al
persons interested, that they may appea
and make their objections if any they ma.
have, 10 the probate and allowance Of salt
WILL by publishing certified copy of lhi
order in The Northern Gaaxy-a ncwspape
printed at said Mitdlebury-three week
successfully previous 10 the lime Of salt
Court
J. S. Bushnell. Register.
A true copy of record, "a
attest, J. 8. Bushnell, Register.
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DIR. H. +. PEERI,S
VERMIFUGE OR DEAD SHOT"
FOR WORMS.
4 Highly valuable preparation, capable, from
The promPtitudeo Of as action, Of cled.'-
ing The system in a Jelc hours

ing The system in a .teIc hours
Oferery 'rOTm.
The exceeding small quantity Of this Medicine
required TO test the existence Of worms, TO re-
move every from the system, its operating IN a
few hours, together with its great certainty of effect
constitute of the most brilliant discoveries of
the age. Ii seldom needs to be repeated and new
to be followed by any other pure. Therefore, IN
urgent -es, those Of FffS, SPASMS, ~ CON
WILSON'S, caused by worms, its unrvalcd supe
riOrity is manifest. Few medicines are better cal
culaed To improve the health Of children, even
when worms exist; rs it removes those masses %
crudities that line and closely adhere to the stom
ach and bowels. givin. rise to symptoms that coun-
terieit every variety of worm disease. Although
prompt and certain in its operation, aud not I'M
peasaDtto the taste, 1t ispcIicctS safe, and adap-
ted 10 the tcndcrest age.
The following Is an extract from letter address
cd to A. b. * ID. Sands, fiom tl,e Agent at Derby
Line,
DERBY LINE, VT, May 9Th, 10
GENTLEMtN:
| received the box OF Dead Shot Vcrmiluge IL
bout fifteen days since and have only few dozen
left ON hand, which wall be gone ia less than ten
days. 1t seems TO do the work to the perfect salts
fociion ofall who it. hear some great accounts
oft, where ii has produced the expulsion of from ID
or 20 to ll5 worms from one person and nearly the
same number from some children. or course you
think worms Of the prevailing diseases in Can
ada and Vermont Please send me another supply
r C.BUTTLER.
The follO'riH9 is from an CH,incHt Physician
JONEsBoRoUGII. Tenn. Dec, Sd, ISL.
DR.. u. F. PERKY-l take great pleasure in rec
omending TO the public your valuable Vermfugc
(propcrIy called "Dead Shot.'') have been ven
ding it for Years. Nothing Of the Kind have
sold that has given much universal satisiac-
ton. There was case in my Immediate neigh
borhOod that now recolcct IF in which dose
caused the expulsion Of $50 worms from small
child, the parent informed afterwards.
Very respectfully, J.YANCEY, Nd.
Price % cents per vi1I.
Prepared by DIR. II + PERRY, and sold whole
sale and retail ly A. B. & ID. SANDS, Druggists,
leo Ful,on-st., corner of\Hiliiam NewIOrk,
Sold also by DIR. w. r. Russell.
and by Druggists generally throughout the United
States.
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Hartford.

l'HE subscriber has been appointed Agent
foI the Hartford FIRE Insurance COMPANY
tor Middlebury and vicinity, and will receive
proposals for insuring property against loss or
damage by Fire. The long established reputa-
ion of this company, and the promptuess
with which all their transactions have been
characterized render il unnecessary t o say ny
thing in its favor. All business connected
with the office intrustcd TO him will be faith
fully and Punciually transacted.
JONATH IN HAGAR.
Midllcbury, Feb. &c. ls42 42;y Agent.
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PEP EEME =

FOR The Toilet and Handkerchicf-Luli
& SaeSay'S Extracts; Patchouly; Heliotropc
Ede's OdcriferouS compound; French extract of
Rose Water; German Cologne; Otto OF Roses;
}. Wyeth's milk of Roses; Bay Water, &c. &c.
Call at the only store where the genuine impor-
ted extracts and perfumes can be lound.-FirSt
door south the Post Office.
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1873 DE RUSHs A.s
@e! |'l!EEIR9IZE Health YLNzl:s'

HAVE obtained q
celebrity superior 10
that Of any other Med
lrlnc m the United
States. They have
been known as iht
POOR MANS FRIEND
au.l Viii iirnrrinrih l'e
better entitled thaE
ever to that appella.
ton since IN couGe.
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IRON STEEL & NAILS.

English and American Tire, Round, SQUARE
and Hoop Iron, of all sizes may be found at
SIMMONS.
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p Il Il + Y TIL f. BIZ Cd.
MOFFAT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
AND
PHOENIX BITTERS.

The high and envied celebrity which these pre-.
c,inent Medicines have acquired for their nyaluahl,
efficacy in all the diseases which they profess to cure
has rendered the usual practice Of putting onl,
unnecessary, but unworthy of them. They arc
known by their fruits; their good works testify for
them, and they thrive by the faith Of the credu-
lOus.
IN ALL CASES
Of asthma, Acute and Chronic Rheumatism,
affections Of The Builder and Kidneys, Bill
iOus FererS and Lirer Complaints, Dyspepsia,
Complaints, Piles, Rusl Of Blood 10 The Head,
ScsTry, Sail Rheum, SireifiDes Sc.
For further information see Mofidt's Almanac and
the Good Samaritan which may be found at the
Drug Store Of w. p. Russell,
authorized gcntfor Middlebusy
and vicinity
P.S. Look out for Conutcrfeits
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gnence OF a great improvement in the machine
~ by which they are made, much less m1nua'
labor Is required, and the Pills are prodnrco
in a purer, better, and rnuch more effective
stat. They will hereafter be sold at the Prin
cpal Office, and at nll the Agencies through
out the United States, at the exceeding low rate
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Extraordinary Discovery.

DEAFNESS CAN BE CUREDi
COOPER'S ETEREAL OLA prompt anC
lasting remedy for DEAFNESS, also for pains ant
discharge of mater from the Ears.
Hundred of cnes in cases deemed utterly HOPELESS
have firmly established ITS superiority ever,
fotmer Medical discovery.
This valuable Acous' &c Medicine is compound O
four different Oils, one of which, the active and prin
cipal ingredeni, is obtained from the bark ola GER
tain saeces Of WALNUT, Il and eilectua
agent in the cure ofderness.
Il Person who had been deaf for 10, 10 and evon %
years have been permanently cured by using this oil
In Fact so numerous ard Sc emphatic have been the
testimonials in its favor that the inventor claims for
it the distinction Of Invaluable Remedy, in all cases
when the Ear perfect in its formation,
For further particulars. and evidence Of its great
value see printed sheets, in the hands Of Agents.
For sale only by W. P. SUSSEX Druggist.
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Worms Easily Removed.
WINTERIS CANADIAN VERMlFUGE

WINTERS CAKADlAN VERMlFUGE
HUNDREDS OF CHILDREN DIE every year from the
II diseases produced by Worms They the cause Of
and rghul diseases Indeed there scarcely n
complaint TO infancy and childhood which may
produced greatly aggravated by Tie presence
destructive animals IN the stomach and bowels are
recorded of their producing Viiuss Dance Locked Jaw
Dropsy, Squntig Loss of Feeling in The Limbs Rickeis
raIptaiion of the Heart Empiiuns Dry Cough, Severe
Pains Paleness Emaciann total Decline Of Strength and
Consumption. They all the nourislnent in the
body, and fina ly destroy the Child
WINTERS CANADIAN VERMlFUGE is a ri asant
sl speedy and permanent for this dangerous cure for
this dangerous aliciion. Ii has faithfully tried and
is uni ersay approved Of even By Physicians Ifdestrovs
once, dsSolves and Carl uff the slime which
forms the nest of worms, and greatly improves and inviso-
the system. II is the perfect thing of tia Kind
invented, and no family should be without it,
P.S Parents may be assured that this medicine is ner-
ctly harmless in its effects u is carefully Compounded OF
the very best materials and there is least danger in
using it.
Price only p cert per bottle
J. : HOCGHroN, I3d Washington 81. Boston, General
Agent for the New England Sniaiss
AGENTS.-Mi ddlebury, DR.. Russell,
Vergennes, F. Huntington, Monkion, T. C.,
Smith, New Haven, A. p. Roscoe, Pittsf1rd,
Henry Simonds, Cas- Teton DR.. Jamieston
Burlington, Peck s Spear, and dealers in
Medicine generally in New England
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o. For the Cure of Piles, inflammation OF the Liv-
er and Spleen: inflammation, Soreness and Ul-
ceration of the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and
Bladder; Infammatory and Mercurial Rheu-
matism Impurily of blood: Weakness and In
famation OF the spine and for the relief Of
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124 Gents u Box.

And they are warranted to he better, in all
respects, than any other Pills in the market,
what ever may be their price.
They have cured where seemed quite
impossible they have restored TO health hund-
reds who had long languished on beds OF pain
they have operated like charm, when all other
medicines failed to give relief; they have given
comfort to the afflicted, and hope to the des-
pairing; they have removed the ills OF the young
and given back youth to the aged. Indeed,
they seem to possess the properties Inscribed by
the alchemist of former days to that ELIXIR, that
SOVEREIGN BALM, that conqueror Of iniirmlties,
to discover which they passed long davs and
nights Of labor and study.
w. p. Russell, Middlebury; A. p
Roscoe & II. o. Smith New Haven; Geo
w. Parmlee, Bristol; w. Il. Eliot Il /. Z
Smith, Monkion; f. Huntington. tcr@enns
w. S. Brown, Addison; Frost X Rider, u
Searls q Co, z. Fletcher Il Son, Brldport
Wriobt & Bush. Shoreham; o. w. Barn
,am5 Lincoln: b. +. Haskell, Cornwall
ROYAL Flint, Hancock; Joseph Simons
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And the best medicine known TO man for
Atlsma OF cry stage. Liver COmplaEts Bronchitis In
huenza, Coughs, colds, Bleeding OF the Lungs
Shoriness of breath, panes and weakness III
theside, breast, & and all other diseases
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. Z, $50
Petitions &c were presented by Messrs. Arnold,
Moore, Pennington, Watt, Jones, Harvey, Wcbber.
Tedford Morrow, Ford (and remonstrance,) Tediord,
Jackson Bowman, Porter and Lanius; which were
severally referred to committees
Mr. Secrcst, from the committee of WAYS and
Means, reported bill making general appropriations
for the wear lSi6 read first time; Also
bill II provide for the payment of the officers and
members of the present General Assembly -authoriz
ing county treasurers to pay warrants; read first
time; also
bill amending the 18th chapter, section -, of the
Revised Statutes; also,
bill reported back, requiring county treasurers to
swear that the funds hand al their settlement are
the same collected and none other and that they have
not borrowed the same; which was ordered to be
engrossed
The bill for the erection of monument the
Tippecanoe Battle Ground, was reported back from
the committee Of Ways and Means with two amend
ments-the first of which reducing the per cent.
of the county auditor; whica concurred in. The
second amendment, which struck out the interest OF
G oer ccut 10 be paid at the State treasury, the
money donated until such time AZ sufficient sum Is
raised for the purpose of erecting the monument.
! Mr. Secrcst hoped that the House would not concur
in this amendment. This fund was 10 be raised by
me voluntary contributions of individuals IN every
county in the State The county auditors were tc
have three per cent as the bill amended, for Their
trouble for the amount collected. This money, when
placed iii the hands OF the State treasurer could be
used for State purposes in the redemption of treasury
notes, &C. For his part he would be willing tC
appropriate money directly from the State treasury fo
building this monument.
Mr. Carr said, there was no authority given 10 thu
State to use this money and lie thought 1t would b,
wrong to charge the State for the safe keeping of thu
money No money will be returned TO the treasury
for one year, and the next Legislature will be bette
prepared to act on this question.
Mr.. Cruikshank opposed to borrowing any mor
money until the foul blot of reputation was wiped out
The question was taken concurring in the amend
ment and decided in the affirmative, %, noes Al
Mr. Osborn of Laporte moved to recommlt the bIl
to a select committee; which motion did not prevail
Mr. Hall of Gibson thought 1t the most proper tim
to make provisions in relation to the fund.- after sha
have been raised 1t this consideration that In
duced him tie vote for concurrlng in the amendment
the committee He was favorable to the erection
4 a monument.
! The bill was then ordered to be engrossed.
Il Mr. Fuller reported bill to provide for the organ
cation of the militia; which passed to second reat
ing.
J.. Mr.. Vandeveer reported bill for the relief
u Chapel w. Brown; passed to a second reading
The bill for the adjustment of the claim of JOSEF
A. Hendricks, was reported back from the committe
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IIi,tlurf County.

At mass meeting held n, Goshen Dec 81. the FOL.
lowing gentlemen pointed delegates 20 tho State
Convention IN he bold III. isy :" ,h," Get, Ml,o. M.'-
Ger u. - Howell. W. II. Ellis l.. Reach. Robert Lowry.
II Champion, ;. T. Cbmcf John Cook. H. licane. n
r. Marsion. \. Simcnton Jr, Abn,r Stilson. Samuel
Reynolds.
Hon. T., VI Chanhcrlan offered the following rcsou
tions which were adopted unanimously
Rcsoired. That no American. who Is one ut heart. can
read the noble message If President Polk without fe, Ia
thrill Of patriotic cmoiicn. animate hi. bosom " Our
title 10 Oregon - AID unqucstionahlc This bring
the fact, talk not neither d, TN Il OF Alternatives.
M nation shall question right to extend fell
low czcns there throughout us ehoie cr'ent the ia.
fsdcion and protection oi Constitution aud Laws.
Resoired 1ha, delcg 10 the state Convention.
he instructed TO urge the adopi Of rooluiions there
guessing the President and Congress Withdraw all pro-
positions for conpromisr with England The subject aud
neither propose any ONES, listen any # made
by that insolent monarchy.
70 NOTIFY England of The termination Of the existing
Treaty OF JOIN, occupancy. aud 10 extend the whole
Territory Ia 81 degrees 40 minutes the jufisdic-
ton of our laws aud Tn. protection of our arms
On motion of DR.. Eis, resolu ions adopted in IA
vcr of the re no nnaon of Gov. Whteomb for re.lec
ton, aud of either James Rtehe, Joseph W. Chapman
James c. Read, John 3 Simonson for Lieut.. Gov
ernor.
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AGENCY MUTUAL LIFE INs. Co. OF ". W
Indi0aapOLis, Dec. 3Cth. 1915. {

The following article from the a. Morning Courier
and Enquirer" Of New York, exhibits the adyanta-
ges of Life Insurance in very favorable light, and
1t is respectfully commended to the careful notice Of
gentlemen now visiting at the capital. IL may be
proper to state that the person referred to, as having
suddenly deceased in Indiana, understood to be Mr.
Crut formerly of Carlisle, but at the time of his
death n citizen Of Torre liaute.
The Statement of the Cornpany's affairs the 1st
December. instant, hereto appended, exhibits an in
vested and cash capital meet It's liabilities on Poll
ces of Sis, 9ol.2S. When it is considered that this
ample fund has been accumulated in a period of Ices
than three years. and above lis losses and expen
ses during that time. no one reasonably object 10
the security which the Company offers for the prompt
settlement and payment of is losses. Indeed there
Is other Office IN the United States which present,
unexceptionablc claims the confidence and pat
ronage of the public. The undersigned VIII take
pleasure in giving any explanations as To the mode
Of cfiecting Insurance. rates, &c. that may be de-
sired and he trusts that every wishing 10 inves-
tigate the business of Life Insurance VIII not hesitate
to call on him. CiiAS. w. CADY, Agent
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SENATE.
WrDSEsDAr, Jan. 7. 1916


The Senate assembled
Petitions were presented by Messrs Barbour, Gooden-
ow. Todd Lane and Wnchel petition and remon-
strance.)
Reports from Standing Committees.
Mr. Chapman of L., from the comfnittee on 'ne Juuea
~ repored bill for the relief Of the securities OF WI.
liam Johnson of Sullivan county passed to the 'hu
reading. :;
Mr. Barbour from the committee on federal relations IN
relation to reservoir in Mercer county, Ohio passed 10
the third reading.
MIR Howell, from the same committee reported gahsI
the expedency of memoraziug Congress TOR grant Oh
land for the soldiers Of the late war; concurred III.
MIR Henry from the same committee reported back INC
Joint in relation to vacant public lands anu re-
commended its passage; passed to the third reading
Mr. Todd, from the committee on education, TePo'eu
back the bill in relation to apprentices
The bill provides that those who take apprentices oo
required to give them at least six months schooling.
MIR Davis moved to ecommit with instructions TO nse''
twelve months instead Of six and require that they sno
receive at Iesst three months without n,emlsson INV"
the time expired The instructions adopted aud the
bill referred
Several other reports made from The same com
mttee against the expedency Of certain subjects eieea
to them.
! Mr. Goodenow, from the committee on roads, reported
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08

JUDGE GARLAND's ATTEMPTED SUICDE.-Nc no.
ticed, day two since, the singular proceeding on
the part of the Judges ut the Supreme Court of Lou
isana, in refusing to sit with Judge Garland, on ac-
count of alledged crime. The charges, 1t appears,
are forgery and perjury, and the Attorney General
investigation had resulted In Il warrant for his arrest.
He extracted the in! of short letter from John Me-
Donough in October last and wrote over his sigma
ture a note for 81. 30, which J. H. Smith, broker,
discounted lie had continued to avoid the officer,
however, and on the afternoon Of the lth int. Jumped
from the steamboat Sultan into the Mississippi. He
was rescued BY two sailors who plunged in after I'm
Subsequently he escaped from the officers custody,
and either fled or i secrcied The papers speak with
proper feeling of the sad fall of holding Dig
niiied a station.-pii. Ledgcr.
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Banks never idle when an advantage over the
people can be gained They can afford to pay en-
isares to crowd the Capitol every winter, but they
be stopped. The dnocracy are now the majority
and if the Press fairly speaks out the wishes of tie
people the SMALL BILLS VIII be suppressed, and the
hank curtailed az far as the law authorizes. Let the
whole press speak out on this subject The duty of
the democracy cannot be mistaken. and If those who
are sent this winter to egisate fail TO curta the is
suing of small bills. they may as well bid farewell to
indianapolis next spring; FIR the people Will never
psy their passage back again.-Nesr Albany Demo
rrnf
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(0c;.cclinll.

mistake occurred in the Senate proceedings Of
Monday the 9th instant, where Mr. Berry of NJ is
represented as introducing bill Ito provide for the
appointment of county assessors in the counties Of
Monroe and Brown it should be township
in Monroe and Morgan counties.
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SENATE.

TUESDAY,, January b, 1870
Petitions were presented BY Messrs English and Buell.
and were referred without reading.
ReDorfs from Standing Committees
Mr. Todd from the committee Oh Education reported PACK
the bill for the reappasement Of school lands passed
the third reading -.
NJ, Handy from the committee reported against ns
nedieucy Of several subj referred 10 that committee.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08

ExEcUTIoS.-Moses Johnson was executed in the
prison ward at Richmond, Va, on Friday last, for
murder He manifested very little emotion, and
throughout all the services of the occasion, seemed
less affected than many of the spectators. Not a
great number of spectators admitted, but even
before the poor wretch was taken down from the gal
lows, among the who stood In the galleries
of the building, as well among those who were
looking through the front gate, some were seen talk
ing and laughing In the most indecent manner.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08

rHon. Henry Clay has gone to Cuba, via New
Orleans
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The Mutual Lie Insurance Company
Of New York,

No. 56 WALL SrRrrr
Statement Of the Agars Of the Company on The /" 4 De-