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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-25
TRIM INGS

k.'pk iaaie~' Hfesss-, t"caks Ca,cs Cardinals aad
% Nee's aRct Iu'tons an sikes ard euor- aud al
hc Vrrs latest patterns Alsuiuc and nticf new 81, n
"n'f,' hnitnu, GimP bead rev thg att M.lssir ssd
fefs oiii'f kiud IN usc of cuofcd and varirstsa
tI"sts 10 wy H. HEiSk Ellis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-25

q lDLES. RIFLES, fisi fecsiy vel slsr-s .-sor'tcat
- Family ni"s 90 every dcsc-i Itip bindiug var
thz Puee npm Si.p e. SO. allen "a a-',rtneut ~ u
bic sntafr fnr FcW- Thr. arr rea'i, iu,nul rul "A
~ -rd. an and .rt. " unnu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-25

vt-sr received tsaa,in, a-soraaesi of ssioai vo,i
~ tiaa uarrop. sd Cesai4nia iisis. s'se 1asisf
~ fhet ku,i. rat-. o., numerous u seiii,n. thc
sh.as Store 81 WM, nAtLEN+
n FEW psrosas VI RtN sjs ple'.i. ~, arsirshie
&A We. wv. HALEY
Es- Cece'ia cloth . nov ar'tr'e t1f dfcsss. riad
- Nl.sr e. Trcash Mcfinpes, Hprs'a ,,up-, Sls VAR
Aipses.tie VA NLEN.
n PEW ra'tcrus Nrrf f.ri ouihra tHtfnicrrs sni
GA Icisins, cnbrnlacr,a. N@ie-oi sils-. Ness' SD
Ssin SAID -raff az, lrufiffi aesittnc"f ~ thn-c
rheaa frenrs wnrkss caiisfs STA hose. "a fioY.
STA iiis etc an 90 which "a ts nd cl ~ fi'e
cheap store of MAJ BAILEY.
csH AVIS; iast received G.,r hctriifi bcN sfNe
- 1c-keTri a7d vefS tirh tsshns r. sAsNis ala .
~ of A"u-e cotnTvd ard Bark csnhrpiic - fihsi
shawl. NN nAli.fN.
fvLoriis. Cashmere. sna ve.itn-- tisf received.
~ Preach ruti,s a9d cs--inerr AZ, rafsgV 81 fan
rssss r. and ~ tir lrsutifii Nrtinrs
tfnusf ~ s citv. Satin stripe! dsrntuc Mas.c
ard frigcc Aiicri vesiing.at BAILEY =
EENf'fEMEN' = Tsarv Cfavs'~--rrtpce 10 Jui,., ,fir
~ tsava's. tsrttifni auicir. fancy Ss'in. Van.
sivle harA ua.isn, and Navy Iraya's 90 HAlLEN'ss
Pii'E and nrsh Nsckigs~ BlSokc,s -
- 10, - RAlLEN \.
yYistTiNC YARDS its; received aItfer s-sasia,eat
" of ths-r tue ctgfased. siii edged Hnd e1ar,eicl
Nisittng rafds e. 'ilc BOOB store ~ W ROBE.
Nov - cprncr Of Main and tnion ~
KY OTE raref. inst rrcei,ci fresh supply 81
2G Nuh'c. cHiif.ssCt. riain cn ard piai1 up'c
pas alb ifs al 81 fhs ia,e.
Fashionable -fvis. al fir luHk cuf " EHnH
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MMO Will NNI.ILNTEEH

Toe ffe-'icut"i tle United State, 40. cal.
'r' "pa1 lhe Slate at Nirsmia dor one Rse
i"ea, n JJfairy to ssyse st,,iinxihe ,zist.
ing Nes"iih M' mo. Ills REGIMENT 1, a..
qmred los '.a'ncdiaic ssryic,,and vii p, drs-
patched 80 the scrne ot nsr q. soon a : its or.
ganuntirn : complete. IA opporuinity Z,
neW offered ,o thr ,ouig men oi our Stai. d,
Pt"N" their drvoiion Ia ntyir country. Viz
Emien> haSc hitherto baru ilsc hssi To- rail-, N,
d,'enCc oi our Cuunir,. "A hrr-yer aud WHOM.
sFcr called UPON. Oui nsg is now unfurled
a. '.ie s"e 90 Fnrvign Foe. A,aeric
blood has oe,u sh a ia iis defence. Virpin
'srs' Ne hfe ciil,t upon Ia nsrtl. a. ia. as.
N-iencc ~ our brothers, who have aIrr,,ly
won imPsri1nN c'sry Mhnw.I obey a.
raut L"tali WHO 49, willirg ,o go meet al
the CRY lltLL. IA We,lnes.ll, evening. s1ih
uisl'ni. ~ o'oio,'h. "a or,aui1e "a rompan,
and Prov that, rs Am nricTh ci,izenS We ore
always pll, io.lcien oar rnn,,tr, \, h,n dan
So threatens aad onr ser, ices art ruqmrcd.
Wheeling, NOV. 25h, lsi6.
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ALl,R

q AI tNTEt'S IoOl.r--Ihc seksesft 81 ,se tu.,,y.
- ersfci S.np tSTi-iiets \ 90, msi kss.s G.,s, a
w. Na'~nn New NufA, lalsiap sud Ms.s~xs
rsiirtu and tlrcugen from =. r. scyf.,lS 4 % al
Wheh d iie mesi approved rstfefs IN eahfrc nss,ed
ces snd Nt - d Size rftr,. a. t,i,
ihe edit. iur 81 cafus.e EANff = Isrs 80
Not a.. $50.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-25

ili.jh IS D. hHllrLESEY of n1Hfur.
1iirl h ll fHcp. I0l Glt.u.IaI CI
Hr. "atau ud l.d.rIi.t aI fHe frs
'iI.' 'fn. 3d. .mHaG es.ir Cor. -r...
f'. "Hi oft l7l2 TIE iIUuI ,au.
u.l ,Ha4.. H. ...fr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-25

foa's F,il, A." Brd lisnnc. Y srrs AZ, whors
t"'d, hste ireu ~,i ~ gis thct 20 yesrs. Esster~
T. 'hhffr. " hic snd Hus Csntau Flannel. and scner.
~ ss.'rmcu' of Pal All Nisicr Goods price, that
'" >i iuycr- "i irakS tte least .,
Nov = III. JOHNSTON, IT..
FANCY Nnocn naoueis-s 10 Nofc - those f,s
- Fancy No1icf ltaarsfs ~ II O. ius, received
N"' o. Sl;Nsl My Z RHODEs
ETNIuNroWN Gorrs-2 dog r.r %, rpioDt,.,,
~ ulkcnf buekskia gloves.
Nov ls. sENsENEY & RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-25

EtGENcii tlofbs Se-saperrnc Ffoaoh cs,lp- v,.v
= cheap trrreii eAfsisrre ~ &c D'Jas
we efAtsiei Sts h'arN soorFi ND stnxrs; ksek
a. ,'iiic Ss b. n.p csuhsc Hands elics ,sv h.
ltiFf lIlSk EII.sS 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-25

nm tAlE Ms-cs pcs'd hoes. 100 pair do kin :.
- ~ " do MoTocco srwcd sud tc.-sd nnrh,,,. -
oflvc' ard t"r safe hy ALTMAN a MAXWEIi
D. n FAIR ucI's eoafsc Bo.,- % y,.y "A, l-.,. -,
80 usif Nnn dn. - pSn Mnrocco DO On ns,r ss.,.
over siocs received and Tor ssie extremely low BY
NOV ~. ALTMAN 4 btAxwELI.
BRUSHES.
ID ANlEI. NiCoii. would fesrecffnliy inform tio.-
~ WHO haNr sfrtnfsrc cNtfdcd him their pstfco.
and ~ others wish ANYTHING in III. live OF b,
-nys-, tHu' lc iss haud assortment IL tAs
Col Irwin. kiHc uf iti-li,-s 70 re- ~ CUSTOM via
Nlnir " ash brushes, loniii nftehee.
iniuu Sverniny
Cif Uttth Hand Srnrb
t'nfsr Nau,t.b
g,sfG
Snr snt s-rlliug hrusrs wiac~aie aud rot iavv
uf ca-h. Tile stVYC articles As Gf sale st Ntrau A
sstir, Tra ik al isflsss nAnufactaf, No 100
Nstu frtrf Nhrt' isig. "a.
Is brt-hcs a.alir - ouiur. Nov A,
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"a "'iHit ~ Hl Nuifr Cookinr Stoves ga, -
-. eeitri iis ssl o.a o. .ae risr. II ~. 80 .,
''i "ipH ri nas iu n ui.stg
% TiiOs g. Cui.EEHTa1N
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WEDNESDAY. NovENBER Is. 1915
TIE BALTIMORE & ONO RAIL ROAD

We SEE ia Gic Bslinara Pstnol Of the
-l>'. an article upon thc com lciiou OF ihv
Baltimore aud oa,o Rad Read 50 she Ohio
river. va which ths neosssi,y OF ihc cou,plr-
uon OF thtrfi 90 s,ni, point Is 3. in,lI, a.
apprcni aud imprfio'is. o., that point h.
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ND LiNlf-- tu ssst-rr,~r' ~ fatt, a. IA .r.,s,
- -'"u Lard fan,I ~ kreIsrf's rs,sis .,. isJt,
Wv A. q UuENBGupt.
i''N ~ va gftss- i'nu table e..sf,s - rrnss
- 81 20 d' 90 superior qrfiE5 Z -s'f o.
nov a HpRNnAOO&.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-09-29

MAINE ELEcrloN.-The scattering add
tienal returns of the vote for Governor, &c,
which we have received, do not at all alter
the complexion Of The case as before stated.
There is no choice oil Governor. The inter
est now csntcrs upon the subsequent trials
for members of the House Of Representa-
tives In addition TO those already reported
rs elected at the first trial, we have TO re-
cord The choice of four Locofocos in Penob-
scot county, from The Milford, Lincoln, Stei-
son and Levant districts. On Monday last,
2lst instant, second trial was had in the
towns which had bcfure failed 10 elect. and
the result in enc or two instances at least,
is somewhat astonishing. In Thomaton,
two " higs were chosen. In Belfast, one
In Brunswick and Buxton, one each. In
Camden, Locoioco was elected by two ma
jority, and one was also chosen in Siandish.
There was no choice in either Windham OF
Scarborough, both strong Locofoco Town,
heretofore The Legislature is still il
Doubt Boston Courier.
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Rnrr.In-Mopday Evening

There il quite an improvement in the mar
ke,s relative 10 wheat, oil which article there
is an advance Of cts. per bush. Flour has
undergone no change.
A man by the name Of o Brine, native Of
Ireland. fell through an old bridge on the ca
nal and was drowned. Fouy-six vessels ar
rived here to-day from the West.
The amount Of tolls collected on Saturday
was s55 70.
Loss OF THE STEAMER New YoRK.-
Seventeen Persons Drol1ned.-A slip from
the Mobile Tribune of the 10Th instant gives
an account Of The loss of the steamship new
York, on The 9TH instant, in severe gaze
from the north cast. Seventeen persons were
drowned, including Twelve passengers ana
five of the crew The survivors were Pickeo
I'd BY the Galveston, and taken 10 New or-
leans Capt Jno Z Phillips. oil The LOST New
York, states that he left Galveston Saturday
evening. the 9Th instant, for New dreams {,
and in that night, finding the wind blowing
very hard from The north east, with heavy
sea running from eastward, he got back INTO
eleven fathoms water. On Sunday morning
nj 10 O'Clock, The wind having lulled, he
weighed anchor and proceeded on his conrse
Soon alter, the wind increased, and he came
10 anchor in 10 faihoms water. The wind
then commenced blowing perfsc, gale. aud
held on until Monday morning. He at
tempted TO slip out Of The troughs Of the sea-
and before the winl, when a very heavy sea
struck her larbord guard carrying it away.
and straining the vessel SO much rs TO cause
her TO leak considerably. Atfour o'clock, A.
NJ, heavy squall carried away the smoke
pipe, lifted the promenade deck. stove in the
STAFFORD guard and wheel house. causing the
vessel 10 leak in such manner as TO extn-
guish The fires in the furnace, and at six o.
clock she went down in ten fathoms Of water,
the wind blew perfect hurricane. The
captain and eighteen of the crew were saved.
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STATEOF VERMONT.

District OF AddlsVn ss.
Be it remembered that, at Probate Coutt
held at Middebury, in and for The District "a
Addison, on the Sd day OF Sept A. d. 1876.
Jedediah 5. Bushnell Of AIid1lebury aforr-
said, presents an instrument purportlns to be
the last will ard testament of
JEDIDIAH BUSHNELL.
late Of Cornwall in said District deceased, for
Probate:l Ii is therefore ordered, that the said
instrument be examined and considered for
probate at session ofihis Court, To be held
at the office of the Register of this Court in
said Middlebury, on Thursday the 18th dny
October next, at one o'clock in the afternoon,
and that notice thereof be given TO all persons
interested, that they may appear aud maxi
their objections, il any they may have. TO the
probate and allowance ofsaid will. by pub
lishinga certified copy of this order in the
Northern Galaxy, newspaper printed at
said Middlebury, three weeks successfully
previous to the time Of said Court,
SlLAS II JENISON, Judge,
A true copy Of Record. 81
Attest SILAS CLEMSON. Judge,
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Now in operation.

IMPORTANT TO LkBoRERs.-The New
buryport Herald says:-A letter from an A
inerican, who is making a TOUR Of AusirIa
and Italy, says railroad labOrers there re-
ceive 25 els. day and consider themselves
well paid. Women who perform nearly all
the mental drudgery of of agriculIure Their
Young men being in he army. receive Is
els day The roads are kept in repair by
women, who break the stone and mend the
roads for abont cents a day. The general
fare is a piece ofrye bread for breakfast; for
dinner a soup that is about as substantial as
a mixture of warm wafer and salt, boiled
sausage, and rye bread; in the evening their
frugal meal is solaced by the company of
beer, which is used 10 excess 10 the exclusion
oil tea and coffee.
Now, il is This kind oflabor, and with such
wages, Loco Focos here wish the Americans
10 enter into competition with. Who's ready
for i;2
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CONTINENT TO MAssAcHUsErrs.-T
Hon. Waddy Thompson of South Carolina,
late minister To Mexico, in HE recently pub
lished work. entitled Reeollecfions OF Mex
ico." pays the following distinguished oom-
pIiment 10 Massachusetts
Mexico Was colonzed just one hundred
years before Massachusetts. Her first set
Tiers were the noblest spirits Of Spain in her
Augus,an age, the epoch Of Crevantes. Cor
,cs, Pizarro, Columbus, Gonzalva de Cor
dova, and the great and good Isabella. Mas
sachusetts was settled by the poor pilgrims
OF Plymouth, Hho carried with them moth
ing but their own hardy virtues, and indom-
table energy. Mexico, with a rich SOIL Il
dapted 10 the production Of every thing which
grows out of the earth, and possessing every
me ii IL ed By Observation-Disclosures with a
sterile soil aid ungenial climate. and no sin
ME Article for expectation but C and rock
How have these blessings, proiusely given
by providence, been improved on the one
hand, and obstacles overcome on the other7
In productive. wide spread diffusion o.
knowledg &c, public instructions of every kind
general happiness, and continually increas
ing prosperity; ia letters. arts, morals, reli
gion; in everything that makes people
great. there is moi in the world, such a CON-
monwealth as Massachusetts. There she
is a. look Al her m-and Mexico
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YALE COLLEGE. Professor Woolsey, re-
Gently elected President of Yale College. and
said TO have declined. has finally accepted
that appointment, and will enter upon the
duties Of the office at the commencement oil
the next Term.
SAD ACCIDENT. Two young men, one a
brother of Professor CLANCY. and the other a
son Of the late Judge Thompson of Burling
ton, who were upon sailing excursion and
caught out in the stoim on the lake last
week on Thursday, were discovered the
next morning near the Shelhuru beach. both
dead in the bnat. 1t is said that another
young man with them in The boat, got ashore
and was saved.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Addison So


Be it remembered that, at a Probate Court
held at Shorehsm in and for the District Of Ad-
olson. on the Sd day Of September. 4. D.
1876.
Horace Lapham named executor in an IN .
sirument PerpOrting TO he the last will and
testament Of
ELIZABETH HUNSDON
late Of Shorehlm aforesaid deceased. presents
the same for probate; Ii is therefore ordsrsi.
that the said instrument be examined aud
considered for probate. by this Court. at Il
session thereof, to be held at The Office Of y.
q. White Esq, in said Shorcham. IN
Thursday the 5rh day of November next, AZ
one clock in the afternoon. and that notice
thereof he given 10 all persons interested.
that they may appear and make their obIce-
ti"ns, if any they may have, TO The probate
and allowance Of said will. by Publishing IA
certified copy Ofthis order in the Northern
Galaxy. a newspaper printed at said Middle
bury. three weeks successfully previous to the
time Of said Court.
Us. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy ofRecord.
Attest. J. $. BUSHNELL, Register. 81.
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Nj a rri e d,

Thursday 9th inst. by Rev. I. w. Pear.
son, Mr.. Ira Smith and Miss Augusta Eng
Iish, both Of this place.
In Danville, Sept. IS, by Charles S. Dana
Esq. Mr.. Andrew NJ. West, 10 Miss Julia
Ann w. Potter, both ofDanviile.
In Burlington, Sept. Is, Rev. Joseph Hen
ry Myers, 10 Ellen Isabella, eldest daughter
of Rev. President Wheeler.
In Orwell on the morning Of the 9Th inst,
by the Rev. r. s. CusHMAN, Nh. CHAs. F.
HAMMOND, of Crown Point N. Y, 10 Miss
ELIZA JANE, only daughter OF J. S. Strong.
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POLK, DALLAS, AND THE TARIFF
OF az.

Extract from speech delivered by Vice
President Dallas, from the door of his house,
10 The Democratic possession. on the eve
ming after The Presidential election, in favor
of the Tariff Of AZ.
Conference.-The Ta,ifof42 is a DEN,
ocratic measure ii ,cas passed by the Dem
9crats, and 1riH be SAFE in The hands Of
James X. P0Lk."
Extract from speech delivered before
the Senate, on the 2Slh July, previous 10 Civ
ing tho casting vote TO destroy the Tariff Of
'I2.
1.-THE responsibility is great, and l. feel ii
deeply, but lchatcrer may be the consequence.
IL mrSt bemet. | uote AYE"
Here is another extract from the demo-
cratic YaIer. River used pretty extensive
1y during the last Presidential campaign:
AIR-'Lucy Neal
Oh. poor Cooney Wings,
what makes you look so blue
We will have Polk and Dallas,
And the TARIFF of ~!
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TEACHERS CONTENTION

Pursuant 10 the directions of the Statute Of
1915, in regard 10 Common Schools, the under
signed gives notice that a "TEAcH-Rs' CoSvES-
rIos for this County, will be held at the Town
Room in Mddebury, on Wednesday September
30ih at 10 o'clock 4. NJ.
Town superintendentS, teachers and all who
feel interested in the improvement of our system
of Common School Education, are earnestly re-
quested toatend and assist in the discussions and
business of the Convention.
GEO. w. GRANDEY,
Supt. of Schools for Adds n County.
Vergennes, Sept -, 1876. 20;w2
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MEDICAL.

THE thIrty-third Anniversary of the Vernon
i Medical Society will be held at Montpelier
on Wednesday, the fourteenth day of Octobe
next.
The County Societies within the Stale art
requested TO send delegates, and a general at
tendance Of regular practitioners Of medicine i.
solicited.
An address from the President Dr. H. Eaton,
and, also, one from Charles Hall, NJ. D., of Bur
tions will, undoubtedly, be made; and medica
men who may have important facts to commu
nicatc are invited TO come prepared to presen
them as opportunity may occur during the ses
sion. J. A. ALLEN, Cor. Sec.
Middlebury Sep Isl, 1876.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY, Sept 81.


Atmarket $50 beei cattle, 1850 stores, 20
yokes working oxen, AZ cows and calvr,
$500 sheep. and about 1000 swine.
Beef Cattle. First quality $3.50. second
quality SIS. third quality $3.50 AIS.
Stores. Yearings from 81 10 $40, and
two year Odds from 10 10 l6 a SIT.
Working Oxen. Sales noticed at S62, ga,
81, ~ aud rs.
Cows and Calves. Sales noticed at $l7.
ls, 20, %. 26, 90. 80, "a and As.
Sheen Dull. Sales of lots at the following
prices: SSc. 81, LBS, 1877, lS7, $50.
NIB. The sale of the I'd quality cattle
was not as well sustained.
BosroS MONEY MARkET. The Boston
Courier says the Cambria's news Isdecided-
Iy favorable to trade and commerce. Our
own money market is in healthful condition,
which is beginning TO have favorable effect
upon merchandise and stocks.
CINCINNATI, SEPT. 9. WOOL
We hear Of no large transactions. There
are daily arrivals by wagons of small lots,
which are taken at the following rates-the
higher figure FOR each grade being obtained
only for that in superior conditions, viz. full
blood. % 25; three quarter do, 20to %;
half DO. Is 10 20; common TO quarter do, Is
10 IS; tub-washed l6 10 Is. On Saturday,
Sales Of 1000 to 5000 pulled on private terms.
Yesterday 400 lbs. half blood, in lots, sold
Is 10 Ice for tub wash ed, and IS Tor fieeces
washed
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In this village on the 24lh inst, Nancy
Matilda, daughter ofBenjamin and Sabrina
Butler, aged 9years.
Farewell, Nancy, you have lei me
Tears OF sorrow of will flow;
Day and night will seem SO dreary,
While through trouble must go;
Thus divided,
Oh what griefmy heart will know!
Must my dear belov'd one leave me,
Sad and lonely here 10 dwell;
But its Jesus that has called thee
Shall keep thee 7 no, farewell,
Though my heart aches,
Christ assures me, "all is well" s.J.B-
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STATE OF VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT, !
District of Addison, IS
Be il remembered that at a Probate Court
holden at Middebury in and for the District
Of Addison, on the 20th day of August A.
ID. 1916.
Samuel Suifi. Edward d. Barber and
James NJ. Slade administrators ofihe estate
Of JONATHAN WAINWRIGHT
late of said Middlebury deceased, maks ap-
Plicaiion 10 this Court 10 have the time al.
lowed them Tor the payment of The debts Of
said deceased extended one ear from tho
expiration of the time heretofore limited by
this court: Il is therefore ordered, thai said
application be considered by this court, at il
session thereof TO be held at the office OF the
Register OF this court in said Middebury, @.
Thursday the 18th day Of October next, n,
one o'clock in theaiiernoon; and that noiite
thereof be given 10 all persons interested
that they may appear and make their objee-
lions ifany they may have to said time being
extended by publishing certified copy o.
this order in the Northern Galaxy--a weekly
newspaper printed at Middlebury-three
weeks successfully previous to the time Of
said Court.
j. S. Bushnell, Register.
a true copy ofrecord,
Attest. j. S. BustRll, Register. 81
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MEDICAL,

Ad,iiso, County Medical Society will hold
d meeting at the Vermont Hotel, IN Middle
bury. on "Wednesday the 3Olh instant, at one
O'Clock P. M.
All the members with their ladies are re-
quested 10 attend-also all regular Practi-
TONERS ofMedicine and gentlemen engaged
in medical studies within the County are in :
vied.
Several communications Of an Interesting,
useful and practical character may be ex-
pectcd.
w. P. Russell, Secretary.
Middlebury, Sep. 18th, 1916.
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STATE OF VERMONT. 2

District of Addison,
BE it remembered that alta probate Court held
Mi ldlebury, in and for the District of Addison
Oh the Is day ofSep. enLer 4. d. 1876.
Calvin Hill guardian OF
JONATHAN WAINWRIGHT
Of said Middiebury. a minor. represents 70
this Court. that il would be beneficial {" his
said ward, TO sell all The real esIafs OF his
said ward, situated in said MiJtlebuiy. and
moves this Court TO grant him license To sell
the said real estate of his said ward: Ii is
therefore ordered. that said application bs
considered by this Court. at the session there
Of, TO be held at the Office Of the Register Of
this Court in said Midtlebury, on Thsrsdly
the 18th day Of Ocrober next, al one o'clock
in the afterno and that said guardian cause
notice thereof TO be given 10 all persons in
'erested, that they may appear and make
their objections. it any they may have. to
said licsnce being granted. By publishing "A
certified copy Of this order in the Northern
Galaxy newspaper printed at said Middle
bury, three weeks successfully previous 10
the time Of said Court,
J. s. Bushnell Register.
A true copy Of Record,
Attest J. s. Bushnell Register. 81.
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ANOTHER BATTLE AT NAUVOO
RALrrMnRr Monday ercninr

Another battle has been fought at Nauvoo
The Mormons were again victorious. the An.
lis being compelled TO retreat, The Nau.
Vooltes built breastworks for their defence
winch they mounted with six pieces of can
non. The Antics seemed quite satisfied with
'neir present disgrace, and after having thrown
TWO snofs InIo the Nauvoo Camp, solicited a
Parlsy. This the Nauvouites refused them.
returning Tor answer that they had dune talk
ing. The action then began on ho.,h .;Jss
WIN desperation The firing ofartilIery soon
closed, and The battle was cbangeJ ~ NM
kerry Anderson. the brave leader Of ,h.
SPahans' and his Sou, fell fghtius, both
being shot. Two othets Of The Sauye" , ~"
we're killed and several were wounded
rnons The Antics SIT ar. reported as ron,daa
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The MORMON Waffle True Sun
learns by Telegraph that on the 18th inst. a
committee of fifty, appointed by The citizens
OF Carthage, went into NauvOo, and held a
conference with the leader Of The Nauvoo
forces, the result Of winch was that cessa-
ton of hostiIities for two days was agreed
upon; and 1t was hoped, with some conf
dence, that the antagonistic parties would in
that time, reconcile their differences suf-
iclenty TO dispense with any farther fight
ing,