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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-21
THE GENUINE PREPARATION.
DIR. SWAYNE'S
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry.
CONSERVATIVES.

nR those Whose Lungs affected slightly, should take
~ this Syrup without delay BY which they may the
fixing Of that dre disease Tally and firmly How important
Syrup had and certain. with proper
to avoid destruction By Consumption
DIR. SWAYNES COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
Fl CHERRY.
II Is compound Of Vegetable Remedies IL IL called Wild
Cherry because h, article the bs.is Of the preparation x
cheney given its good qualities supporter ard
Of the powers and functions OF life, il has equal
swaynei fictitious and counterfeit and sprung up
asr this vsuablc remedy had introduced elf
chamber therefore be deceived by the many Basams
and Spurious MIXTURES but Try the genuine and be cured
Race streets, Philadelphia
Sold Wholesale and retail Charles H. Rings (late Dr. Mil
lss Bowery, III Broadway IS Hudson street
n md r. IvnSun
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PLUMBING WORK,

ROBINSON'S PATENT PORTABLE
WATER CLOSETS.
THE SICK and persons in delicate Of health, will
find this article Of essential utility their bed chamber
They be used with either hot cold for
bath They extremely useful for ships hospitals &C.
Water Filter Establishment, SO BROADWAY, bstwsea
Walker and White fftsA
do lm-rrc STONE. BROTHEHB
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THE PARTISAN SECRET.

lust PUBLISHED, New Translation from the French,
d entitled "The ParIs Secret Self
feet security against Diseases under all
universally UNDERWOOD and employed BY OF fashion in
Paris London, and other large cities.
By 1TEX1NDER LEBA UNI, M. d.,
Member of Faculty OF Medicine Of PMsPhyscsn 70 the
Yenereal HopinlKnight Of the Legion OF Honor c &c
Rue &c st. Honore %, Paris
Published by Robert H. amont Legal Deputy for Dr. Ls
cope. 81 All orders should be addressed post PAID
For sale in New York, only byWYATT < KETCH
Arcade Chesput a. dis 1m*r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-21

AccfpxNr TO rHx HousAroNic TRAiN.--Thc
Housatonc train due here on Saturday evening,
detained till yesterday noon by the locomotive run
ming off the track over hank ten feet high, and COM
pistely demolishing IT, The accident occurred at
Canaan. We did not hear Of any further damage
ALBANY .4ftas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-21

FROM HAvANA.-By the brig Trio, we have re-
ceved onr files Of Havana papers to the 81 instant
The naval squadron of Havana consisted Of the shipo
theline sobsrano, ~ guns frigates Christina and
Cortes, so and A.; sloop Maria Louisa Fernando, ~
guns briggs Patriota, Tacon and Havanero, 20 guns
steamers Bazan and Congreso; seven schooners and
three banks. iet4
Exports from Havana in S45Boxes Of sugar. 257 900
arrobas Of coffee ITO segars, 244 900 leaf to-
bacco, !, $50 ,073 lbs.
The Captain General O'Donnell returned to Havana
the from his voysge in the interior Of the Island
Tho theatres meet with great support at present.
cuariy the Italian opera in which Sonora Pco appears
to have made decided hit Judging from the tone Of the
papers. The Ravels are playing to full houses.
SANTIAGO DE CuRA-The sugar crop 10 stated to b
well advanced, and grinding had begun.-Nsw Orleans
Bee, Jan. H. f8HfNt r4
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We regret to learn that James Hoban, Esq, the
Attorney Of the United States for this District died last
night at his residence in this city Wat Intel jan 10
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Sun ans.s.. -. q NEON ..s.s ! isAM
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ANOTHER RELIC THE REVOLUTION COM
We are called to announce the departure Of another Of
the venerable men OF Revolutionary era in the
death OF Leveret EDDY who died yesterday at the resi-
deuce Of his son, the Rev DR.. Eddy, In Newark, Nj,
ut the advanced age Of 50 year,.
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DREADFUL CATAsTRorHR. On the night OF the
9th ultimo, the house of Mr.. Antoine Baiy, three
miles below the town Of Thitodoux, La, was destroyed
by fire, and two Of his daughters little girls were
Another daughter much injured that her life was
despared Of ir Baiy himself very severely burned
the time the fire broke out Mrs. B. was the first to
awake the FIRE having approached so near the bed a. to
burn hand The girls slept in another ROOM and tho
mosquito bar and bed werc enve.oped in flames when
the father drew them out In another room adjoining
slept three three Of Mr. b. who escaped by jump
ing from window It#t~M l@*rNa a
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Fryrr ISLANDS. in Jan-ln port brig Charles W'rgmn
wig freight. . -, -, -, -.
HocoLvLu Oct BIN port ships Montreal, Snow, for chi
ns wind hovud Lssnd, Shiihsson, Tor 90, afsw dsyi
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HUNTERIAN DYSPENSARY. No. Division street, es-
IL tabhed A. 1885, by the opretor for the
essu 6 dsass q md e. q:
the only remedy that safely be relied tho.
roughly cure this horrd disease without injury the
tuition and without hndance from business
ali else have failed A comprehensive treatise acsompenes
uay all cases. how long Standing how
deeply in the system with les trouble the patient
shorter Of time, than other m.dcinc IN the
world, or NO pay will be taken Price 81 per vial.
i.7l u$r
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On the Coast September, tnst~d States, 81 Ston
to- 800 bbs; Newburypor, OF do 1908, Caledonia Of do
Calumet of do 2oo; Prudent OF do ius chsx fheIps, o
INA Mary & Susan. ol do $50.
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Jan a. OF Ball. schr RAPID. frem Besss s sssAsaa.
Jan ., laa a. 90 long "a 10. brg Losia 81 hshs from
Dfese~bSs 6. lat 10. Long 10. s wsS.m Fem, fro
Mobile.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-09-22

O. The EMANCIPATION. Joshua Leavitt,
Editor. the organ Of the Professed Liberty
party i'll Massachusetts, SAYS:
The session Of Congress has closed. and
the Wing Members have scattered and gone
home, and nothing has been done to concen-
trate public opinion against Slavery or The
dominion Of Shareholders. On the contrary,
THE VERY LAST ACT OF THU DRAMA WAS THE
DEFEAT, By NORTHERN VINES. OF BILL.
PROHIBITING SLAVERY IN ANY TERRITORY
WHICH MAY BE ACQUIRED FROM MEXICO.
And every thins shows that the Wing party
never VAS more absolutely under the domin-
ION of Shareholders than it is this mement.'
We will thank every one who considers
the writer OF the sentence we have placed in
Smali-caps an honest man, to write us down
villain Tor II such statement is consis-
teri with honesty, we loaihe that quality.
What are the facts! Every Wing Repre-
sentative from the Free States present voted
10 favor ofthe provision forbiddihs Slavery
IN all territory TO be hereafter acquired by
Treaty with Mexico. Very many Wings vo-
ted for the 5000, 900 grant because Of this
provisio who would otherwise have voted
against il. The bill was passed by such
votes. Coming to: The Senate at the eleventh
hour Mr.. d. Ii. Lewis of Ala, moved the
striking out oflhe Anti Slavery proviso. Mr.
Davis of Mass. rose 10 speak against the stri-
king out, aud did speak most furcibIy, for a
very few minutes. He intended TO close in
season to have the question taken. or the
session prolonged if Necessary but the House
adjourned before he had concluded and he.
fore the hour of adjournment had arrived BY
the Senate clock, that OF Tie House being
unknown to him) several minutes faster.
Yet this earnest and anxious effort Of Mr..
Davis to preserve the House provso against
the extension of Slavery. is termed by the
Emancipator the deteatby Northern Whigs
at that proposition Can knavety and
shameless fraud exceed that Of the Emanci-
pator IN. Y. Tribune.
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From the Boston Dali, Mail. J

A New AND EXCELLENT REMEDr.-We
would call the attention Of our readers to the
advertisement in another column of a new
and efficacious remedy, DIR. Woods Sarsa-
parila and Wild Cherry Bitters. Although
this fine preparation has only been offered
for sale during the past year. it has already
won the confidence Of the public, as most
skilfully prepared, and delightful combina-
ton Of two of the safest and most active rem
edial agents in the Vegetable world. Ii is the
first preparation, we believe. ever made, which
unites the peculiar virtues Of the Safsaparilla
and Wild Cherry. Of either of these articles
Of the Materia Medica il is unnecessary that
We should speak, They have attained such
celebrity and confidence. both with. medical
'nru and the public, that the only object is
now to procure preparations of them which
can be trusted by the invalid as genuine and
powerful. In this respect, DR.. Woods Sar-
saparilla and Wild Cherry bitters are all that
can be desired, as il is carefully prepared of
the best materials, Those who have used it
have not been backward in expressing to the
proprietor their sense Of its virtues, and graft
itude for its benefits, as numerous certificates
and letters from the most respectable sourses
in his possession testify.
Sold by DIR. w. P. Russell none gem
uine without E. Thornton, Jr. on the La
bel.
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MORE CANNON.

The leading locos ofPennsylvania cheat
ed the honest tariff men ofthcir party in the
Presidential election by assuring them that
Polk was a better Tariff man than MIR. Clay
The cheat has been exposed, Polk e. Dali
las have betrayed the confidence thus in
spirsd and deep and loud have been the exc
crations heaped upon them by the betrayed.
Now what can be done TO humbug still these
same Tariff men ? An expeGient has been
hit upon by these same whereby
they hope 10 lead the same men again 10 The
sacrifice. AID address has been put forth by
,he leaders in the Pittsburgh Congressional
District urging The duped and cheated tariff
iocoiocos IN that District 10 vote fer the Polk
nominee Tor Congress, which assures them
that by SO doing they will induce the Admin
istration TO so change the Tariff as TO revive
the coal and iron business o. the Stale.
ltmay be that the people Of the Pittsburgh
District will consent 10 be ''come over'' a.
gain in this way. but we guess, that as a
'.burned child breads the fire" they will think
twice before they agree to it.-Caledonian
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OLD ADDISON FOREVER,

As sons of old Addison, we have album
dant cause Of rejoicing at the result OF the
election in our county. We have won the
banner. More than one half Of the wing
gain is found in the County oil Adoison'
Locofocoism is driven back, aud ThIrdParty-
ism is W aiming to its final extinction. Ihese
isu,s have done all they could do TO Per'er'
the public mind Every private interest,"
and individual pique and disappointment
which could be played of sgainst the wings
has been logged into the contest. to sustain
parties one Of which has no fixed principle
and the other no practicable object. But az
ter all their cant and sophistry the intelli-
geuce of the people has preserved the wing
phalanx firm, e. mistaken and even increased
it strength beyond all former precedent
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-09-22

WooL.-Frem the Boston papers it seems
that there is fair demand for finer qualities,
and the stock Of this description is not large.
The common woods are more abundant, and
holders have been willing to sell at some re-
duction from former prices. ehe Boston
Courier reduces quotations on the wool a tri-
file.
MIcHrGAN.-In the second district of
Michigan. the Locefocos have nominated
Edward Bradley for Congress. Chapman.
shc notorious commentator on the anti demo-
cratic nature of Education, was thrown over
board without mercy.
Wool. We nro told that prime lot Of
wool was brought into this town last week
arom Haitland. VT, which sold for thirty
rezits pound. Wool from the same flock
has heretofore been sold for from IS to 40
ceo,s.-f Clarement Eagle.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ?


Be IL remembered that, at a Probate Court
held at Shorebam in and for the District Of Adj
olson on the 3D. day Of September. a. u.
Horace Lapham namct: xccutdr in an in.
sirument Perporting to be the last will and
testament of
ELIZABETH HCNSDON
late OF Shorehlm aforesaid deceased. hrrsrnrs
the same for probate; # is therefore ordered.
that tie SAID instrument be examined and
considered for prOba:e, by this Court. at a
session thereof, to be keId at The Office of \.
G. White Esq, in said Shoreham. eli
Thursday the 5h day ofNOyeubei next. =,
one clock ia the afternoon. and that no,ic.
thereof he given I" all persons interested,
that they may appear and make their oLjcc-
tons, if any they may have, to the probate
and allowance Of said will, by Publishing
certified copy Of this order in the Nurtl,ern
Galaxy newspaper printed at said Middle
bury. three weeks successfully preg;ous to the
time Of SAID Cont.
Us. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy of Record.
Arrest. J. :. BUSHNELL. Register. 81.
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From Tie Cleareland Plainiealer, Ia Demo
ocrafic Papcr.)
THE GREAT WEST IN COMMO-
TION.

The shabby treatment of Western mem
bers and the worse than shabby neglect of The
srea, interests ofthe West by the present
Congress, has awakened the general indig
nation Of the people, without respect OF par
ry, throughout the Lake region and the
Mississippi valley. THE great West is in
commotion." and justly SO. Not a single
measure of any great importance to the
West. but what has been defeated, either by
the arts Of Southern diplomacy. or the aid of
q Southern President Oregon was bassly
surrendered to the British, after declaring
that our title to the whole is clear and un-
questionable the Western Land Graduation
Bill was thrown overheard, and last, though
not least, comes the Harbor Appropriation
Bill, which, after slunbering for months in
the hands of Southern Committee, was
brought forward only to serve the purposes
Of gross deception, passed, and went into
the hands Of The President where it lay un-
I'll its mission Of fraud was consumated, then
it was deliberately throttled by an Execu-
tive veto. And This is called. in most pro-
yoking mockery Of our rights, JUSTICE
TO THE WEST
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From The Troy Daily Wing. Aug. 26.

G,oUNTIEs. The New Tariff should be
called the Bounty act, inasmuch as it does
,rctually offer Il premium on the importation
Of many articles offoreign manufacture winch
come in direct competition with American
fabrics. The manufacture Of coarse wool
ems, for example, branch which has been
greatly extended in this country under the
Tariff of i6I2-is absolutely annihiaed ny
lhe new Jaw. A difference Of five, and in
some cases ten per cent, is made in favor of
she foreign artiole.-It must of course be OBJ
vious that where the duty on the raw mate
rial is ighcr than the duty upon the article
produced from that material, the fabric, and
not the raw staple, will not be imported.
Our shipping interest thus loses Large
amount Of freight, TOR the raw material be-
ins the most bulky, the cost nf transportation
would be greatcr,) while the American ope-
r&tive, with Discrimination Of five or ten
i,er cent. against him, has no chance Of sue
ccssful competition.
With duty Of 80 per cent. on csarso wool.
sHitabIe for blankets. and duty Of only 20 per
cent. on the goods made from this very
wool, il is unnecessary 10 say that every
manufacturer of blankets and coarse wooens
IN the country must give up business, or cut
doNn Tic wages OF MS Minus. ice lTdut i
ensusI to couIeud with, when a country
where labor can be had for cd per day is the
conpetiror; hut. like the coon hat surren
iered to Capt. Ccou. every manufacturer Of
weolens may as well come dopn. when five
or ten per cent. premium is offered against
him.
Copper is another mple-hemp another.
Pig copper pays per cent. while the manu-
featured article is free. That which Is the
produce Of the soil is taxed; that which has
received an added value from the skill aud la
Dor of ths british workman, is free. So oil
hemp. The staple taKed-thc rope is ad-
mtted without duty. liza ropemaker should
wish to hang himself, he would find 1t cheap
er 10 buy foreign rope than to twist i, him
sill.
In manufactures Of iron there is no bounty
actually offered hut the duty on the most
delicate and beautiful surgical instruments is
tho same as that on the crude iron; lndthus
the American labor, which would he other
wise employed in converting the rude
mass into tools. in plemcnts, &c, is all lost
to the class and the country.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Ad,Iienu &c


Be il remembered that at Probate Court
holden al Middlebury in and for the District
Of Addison, Oh the 10Th day Of August A
ID. 1916.
Samuel Swift. Edward d. Barber and
james NJ Sl1dc administrators of the estate
Of JONATHAN WAINWRIGHT
late of said MIddlebury decreased, maks ap-
plicafion 10 this Court TO have the iiuie 81
lowed them .or The payment of the dch;S of
said deceased extended one year from The
expiration of The time heretofore limited by
this court: IL is therefore ordered, thai said
application be considered by this court, at "A
session ihereof 10 he held nj the Office Of the
Register OF this court in said Middlebury, on
Thursday the 18th day Of October next, nj
one o'clock in ihe:afrernoor; and that noii.'e
thereof be given TO all persons interested
that they may appear and make their obIec
tons ifany they may lave 10 said time bring
extended by publishing certified COPY NJ:
this order in the Northern GaIaxy--a weekly
printed at Middiebury-tliree
weeks successfully previous to the time OF
said Court.
J. IS BushneH, Register.
a true copy ofrecOrd.
Attest, j. s. Bushnell, Register. q
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Making four and three fourths per cent for the
yearending August ], 1916. Said per centage to
be cast on the original amount Of premium note
without reference TO any endorsement for former
assessments, and to be paid to the Treasurer, al
his office in Montpelier, on or before the 18th
day of October 1876, being the day Of the Annual
meeting of said Company
As usual, a list of persons insured in The sew
cral towns, with the amount of assessments due
from each respectively, will be forwarded early
In September, 10 the representatives elect 10 the
Legislature, by whom money car be sent. The
meeting fihe Legislature furnishes TO all cheap
and convenient way by which money can be
transmitted; and it is expected that each men,
Der OF he company, from whom assessments are
due, Will improve the opportunity thus offered.
The assessments are due in October; and, in or
der TO meet theliabilties OF the company. must be
promptly paid. Thedirectors are resolved 70 en-
force the collection Of all assessments remaining
unpaid, Immediately after the adjournment Of
the Legislature; and, it is hoped that members
Of the company will save themselves both troub-
lie and expense, by sending on money to meet
their assessments, by their representatives.
There have been allowed the past year seven
lynine losses which, with the expense Of settling
and interest paid, amount 10 S30926,aS. The
assessment for this year land 3-4per cent raises
$50 ,2I7,72
2O.3w J. T. THURSTON, Treasurer.
Insurance Office Montpelier, Aug ID, 1876
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MEDICAL.

addison County Medical Society will hold
d meeting at the Vermont Hotel, IN Middle
bury. on "Wednesday The Both instant, at one
o'clock P. Nj.
All the members with their ladies are re-
questcd 10 attend-also all regular Pracii-
toners of Medicine ana gentlemen engaged
in medical studies within The County are ih-
vitcd.
Several communications Of an Interesting,
useful and practical character may be ex-
pected.
w. P. Russell, Secretary.
Middlebury, Sep. 18th, 1916.
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STATE OF VERMONT. :


BE il remembc: ed that alta probate Court held
at Mi ldlebury, in and for the District of Addison
on tie IS Gay ofSe. 'c;nLefA. d. 1916.
Calvin Hill guardian Of
JONATHAN WAINWRIGHT
Of said Middiebury, minor. represent. to
this Court. iha, il would be beneficial to his
said ward. to sell all The real estate of his
said ward, situated in said Mid!lrbmy. AID
moves this Court 10 grant him license to sell
The said real estate Of his said ward: Ii Is
therefore ordered. that said application he
considered By this Court. at the sessiun here
Of. TO be held at the Office Of the Register Of
this Court in said iiiddlebury, OIL Thursday
the 18th day Of Ocrobcr next. al one o'clock
in the afternoon, and that said guardian cause
notice thereof to be given 10 all persons in
ieresied. that they may appear and make
their objections. ii any they may have. TO
said licence being granted. BY publishing u
certified copy Of this order in the Northern
Galaxy newspaper printed at said Middic-
bury. three weeks successfully previous IL
the time Of said Court,
J. $. Bushnell Register.
A true copy Of Record.
Anest J. S. Bushnell Register. 81.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-09-22
The Senators elect are as follows:

The Sen aiors elect are as follows:
bennington co.--Blackmer E. Brownell
and Hcman Morse, Wings.
Ebenczer Howe, Jr., John
Kimball and Austin Birchard Wings.
RutIand.-Joscph II, Chiitenden, Geo. T
Hodges, and John Fox, Wings.
Windsor Cushman, Harvey
Burton, Robert B. Cram, and Dearborn Hill
ton. Wings.
Addison.-Wm. Nash and Davis Rich.
Wings.
Orange-Levi B. Villas, Reuben Page and
Horace Fifeld. Dem.
Chiucnden.-Harry Bradley and Daniel
II. Onion, Wings.
observation-disclosures Bcmis and james
d. Bell. Wings.
Washingion.-O. H. Smith, and Moses
Robinson, Dem:
Franklin.-Hiram Bellows, William Clapp
and Geo. w. Foster. Wings.
OrleanF.-E. B. Simmonds Wing.
LamoilIe-B! S. Miner, Dem.
Essex.-David Hubbard, Jr,, Wing.
Grand Isle.-Giles Harrington, Dem.
democrats and % Whigs-same as last
year.
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AND CONNECTICUT
RIVER RAIL ROAD.

In pursuance of a recent vote Of the Directors,
the assessment ofS5, on each share Of the Compa-
ny's stock, heretofore laid and made payable on
the 18th of August next, will be divided, SO that
only 81, on each share will be required Oh that
day, and the remaining 80, on the 10Th day OF
Nov. next.
Theassessments may be paid to the Treas
urer at his office in Middlebury, at the Office OF
Samuel Henshaw, & Son, Merchants Exchange
Boston. or to either Of the following Banks, viz,
Bank of Burlington, Bank of Yeryennes, Bank
of Middlebuy, Bank of Rutland, Bank Of Bel
lows Falls, and Cheshire Bank, at keene, n. II.
SAMUEL SWIFT, IfedsRrer.
Middlebury, August 3, 1916.