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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ME, the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Hon. the Probate Court for the District of
Addison, Commissioners, 10 receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of
RHODA BIN,
late OF Middlebury in said district deceased,
represented insolvent,
and also all claimsand demands exhibited in Of
SCI thereto And months from the 18th
day OF December, 1915, being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, we do therefore hereby
give notice that We will, attend to the business
of our said appointment at the store of Il. A.
Sheldon l. said Middlebury on the 10Th day of
February and eth day of June next from nine o.
clock A. NJ, until four o'clock, P. M, on
each Of said days.
james Nc Donald, ! Commits
Cirrus Porter. sioBers.
Dated at MiddIebury this 18th day Of jan
nary, 1646 -
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STATE OF VERMONT, !

STATE OF VERMoNT,}
District of Addison,
BE it remembered that alta probate Court held
at Middlehury, in and for the District Of Addison
on the Sd day of February A. D. 1916.
Kent Wright and Marvin North admins
traitors Of the estate of
ROBERT r. HUNSDON
late of Shoreham in said District deceased,
present their petition in wiring 10 said Cour
praying for license to sell the real estate Of
the said deceased for the purpose OF paying
the debts oil said deceased and the expenses
Of administration, and therein set forth the
amount OF debts due from the deceased, tho
expenses Of administration, the value of the
personal estate, and the valuation OF the real
estate, and that il is necessary 10 sell the
real estate of said deceased for the purposes
aforesaid. Ii is therefore ordered. that said
petition be considered by this Court, at the
session thereof 10 be holden at the Office oil
A, G. Wright ESQ. in said Shoreham, OH
Thursday the 9Th day of March next, AT one
o'clock in the afternoon, and that said ad-
ministrators give notice thereofto all persons
interested, that they may appear and make
their objections if any they may have, 10 said
license being granted, by publishing a cerii-
fed copy OF this order in the Noriher Galaxy
a newspaper printed at said Middlebury
three weeks successfully previous to the time
OF said Court
j. s. Bushnell Register.
A true copy Of Record,
Attest }. S. Bushnell Register. ii.
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~ In the Richmond Daily News and
Slar,' OF Wednesday last, JOHN Il. PLEAS
ANTS Esq. Claie Editor of The WhigD an
nonces himself as, from that day, senior
Editor Of the paper first mentioned. That
lie paper is to be enlarged, and insued under
The lille of The Richmond Republican; :
when says Mir Peasants, lie neutral char
actcr will be laid aside, and it will lake lis
place, however humble. in the ranks of the
Wing Conservative feet, determined that
whatever paper may surPass it in ability,
none shall in devotion TO the cause, in loyal
" TO the friends and the Constitution, and in
liberaiiy and justice TO opponenis.'
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STATE OF VeRMoNT,
District of Addison, IS.
Be it remembered tha: Probate Court held
in MiddebuTy in and for the District of Addison,
the Dist day ct January, A. d. 1876.
Electa Cummings named executrix in an in
strument puTporting to be the last will and tesa-
Uent of WILLIAM CUMMINGS,
late of said Middlebury deceased, presents the
same for probate 1t is therefore ordered that the
said instrument be examined and considered for
probate by this Count, at session thereof TO be
held at the Office of the Register of this Court in
said Middlebury, on Thursday, the l9th day of
February next, at one o'clock in the afternoon;
and that noIce thereoibe given - all persons in
tereslcd, that they may appear and make their
objections, ifany they may have, to the probate
and allowance ofsaid will, by publishing a cerli-
fed copy ofthis order in the Northern Galaxy
a newspaper printed at said Middlebury-ihree
weeks successfully previous 10 the time Of said
Court.
Jed S. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy Of record,
40 Attest, Jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
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n7Is it possible 10 conceive anything
more rroftlese, or inconsequcntial, than the
r-otracledOregon debate now going on IN The
House Of Representatives Not single new
idea is advanced, not one new fact brought
10 LIGHT. yet day after day is consumed IN
making speeches in reierarce TO n mauier
over which the House has no control what
ever. But for the possible result OF The Ore
Con question. the debate would be simply
iudicrous ASH is il seems to have a pro-
ciivirv tn run into broad farce, and must
afford much amusement 10 lookers-on.-
Scenes like The following, related by a cor
RESPONDENT the Argus, are Of almost daily
occurrance. MIR. Cobb, Of Ga, was speak
ing.
Seventeen individuals. (orator., 'men in
buckram.") crowded around him, as place
where of all other places, they might catch
the chairman's eye. As Mr.. G. turned 10
look at the click, TO ascertain when his hour
would expire, 'he serenteen braced themselves,
throwing back one leg pushing forward the
head and partly extending the right hand,
with the most intense anxiety exhibited in
every muscle. In the middle of the SEN
tencc. down came the hammer, announc-
ing the expiration OF The hour. Cop shout
awargish member from Alabama at The top
Of his voice, and instantly the seventeen
sprang TO their feet. crying ',Mr. Speaker"
as loud as they could bawl. Ladies in the
gallery were frightned into Mysteries, an i'm
mence roar oflaughtcr echoed through the
Hall. while Mr. Holmes Of South Carolina,
was seen, with horror depicaied in his coun-
tenance, counting, with his pointed finger,
the numerous asprants for the floor. Ii was
a rich scene one which would made Hog
arth's pencil laugh.
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t,ceen Great Britain and this country. We
might easily refer to several within our own
knowledge. where Philadelphia capital was
10 aid Philadelphia enterprise, and the bust
ness of our good city receive valuable addi-
ton, which. in consequence Of the most I'M
timely message Of The President, and the
most unreasonable course Of some Of those
men in Congress who can lose nothing, and
may gain much by any CONFUSION, have been
entirely laid aside, the risk of long voyage,
under existing circumstances, being too great
for any proposed profits.
Another result of this state OF things is the
use Of foreign vessels instead of the shipping
Of the United States. and the modification Of
seeing an american cargo coming into port
under an Austrian or Danish flag. There
is no end TO the mischief resulting TO bust
ness community from "the rumors Of war"
that have disturbed the plans of our citizens
-rumors having their origin in language and
action at the seat of Government, as unneces-
sary and unsanctioned by any real difficulties
as any false rumOr and unsusiained language
could be- When will Congress learn TO
know that manufacturing party capital from
important International questions is most
dangerous, we had almost said, reasonable
use of power and position? Let members OF
Congress calmly institute an inquiry into the
amount of mischief TO the business Of the
country which has resulted from the unnec
essary proceedings and language on the Ore
son question. and they will find that months
of sober devotion to the true interests OF the
country, or an abstinence from all inierfer-
ence, will he necessary to restore business 10
its proper chanuel. Nothing can compen-
safe for the injury done.
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PORTRAITS OF THE PRESIDENTS

Chas. A. Wakefield. OF Boston, has pub
Iished beaui FIJI steel engraving of all the
Presidents oil the United States, which re-
ceived the highest encomiums in Washing
ton, New YORK. and Boston, and wherever ii
has been shown. No expense has been
spared to obtain the best likenesse extant.
AID the success it has everywhere met with
tells how well the effort has been appreciated.
The correctness OF the lilienesses, and lis
merit as "A work of iTt has secured to it the
patronage OF The first men in the county,
Ga the list offs patrons we noticed the auto
graphs of John Quincy Adams. Andrew Jack
son. James K. Polk, Daniel Webster. Silas
Wright, Gen. Scott, Cass, and a hostel 9TH
er illGslrous names.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT, ,
District of Addison, SIS.


Be it remembered that At Probate Court held
at Middlebury in and for the District of Addison
on the 18th day OF January, A. D. 1876.
Simon u. Walker administrator with the will
annexed Of the estate of
LEWIS PRATT,
late Of Bridport in said District dec eased, makes
application 10 this cour! to have the time allowed
him for the payment Of the debts Of said deceased
extended one gear from the expiration OF the time
heretofore limited By this court: 1t is therefore
ordered that said application he considered at the
session OF this Court 10 be held the Office of the
Register OF this Court, in said Midlekury. on
Thursday the 10Th day OF February next, at one
O'Clock in the altenoon and that said admins
traitors give notice thereufo all PERSONS interested
that they may appear and make their objcciisrs if
any they may have, to said lime being extended
BY publishing certified copy of this or er in the
Northern Galaxy-a newspaper printed at said
Middlebury-lhreew weeks successfully, previous
10 the time of said Court.
J. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy of Record
Attest, J. S. BUSHNELL, Register. 80
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

We the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate court fol the District OF Addison Com
missioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons, against the
estateof
ZENAS ROBBINS,
late of Hancock, in said District, deceased and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto: And six months from the 18th day OF
January inst, being allowed by said Court for
thatpurpose, we do therefore hereby, give notice
that we will attend to the business ofour said ap-
poinlment, at the dwelling house Of Charles G.
Robbins in said Hancock on the first Saturday
in April & July from nine o'clock, A. NJ. until
Augustus Taylor co.,,
Vim. ~. Church. o'"'"'
Dated a Hancock this 30h day Of January
1876. 10
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nj a rrie d,

In Pittstown N: Y. on the 18th ult by Rev
|. Reach Mr.. Wandell barrow of Saltwater,
to Miss Mary Bacon, of the former place.
Also at SALISBURY, on the 25th ult, by the
same Mr.. Jonathan Sherwood. to Miss Ruth
Snider.
Also in White Creek N. Y. on the 1st inst.
by the same, Mr.. Ezekiel Whitney, to Miss
Martha X. Wing.
10 Shoreham on 4th inst. by Judge Bas
com. Mr.. David Buttolph of this town 10 Miss
SabIina Wood, of West Chazee N. Y.
Also in Shoreham on the 9Th inst. by M
c. w. Wright. Mr.. Joseph Buttolph of this
town, TO Miss Rozella Branch. Of New Ha-
ven.
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Holm @. ADAMS.

William H. Seward eloquenily says Of the
wonderful old man:
Wherever and whenever fraud has franz
ed a mine to subvert pillar of the Cohsiitu-
tion. or power has mediiated blow against
The people, or against an exile. or against
slave; ;ainst anything in the shape Of free
society, or against anything in the shape OF
nan, John Quincy Adams. Of Massachusetts
has been seen watching the design with ca
gle eve, and in the moment Of the attempted
perpe:raiion of the crime, the conspirators
feil-ihe intended victim rose Tree and safe
aid ne deiiverer, unrewarded aud unthanked.
sets himself again Oh his endless watch over
the cause of freedom and humanity"
Fortunate, thrice Ia rpy is he, who, in his
latest days, is thus permitted TO grace bis long
and liuslrious career.
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- The removal of suffering has been
the object ofthe philanthropist in every age
OF the world, but the true principles of treat
ing disease progressed but slowly los many
thousand years, owing 10 The limited means
of acquiring knowled ge; but since The in
PRODUCTION Of the printing press and steam
engiEei, may literally be said, 8 Light has
dawned upon the world" and the man of the
nineteenth century possesses advantages
which his fathers never did. In this general
diffusion of knowledge, remedies have been
sought after and discovered in the beautiful
storehouse OF the vegetable creation exactly
calculated to combine with, neutralize and
dispell the subtle poison which diiIuSes Itself
throughout the general system and pros
iraies man in The dust. Sands Sarsaparila,
n purely vegetable preparation, has been
thoroughly tested in a variety of diseases.
and is from experience, known 10 be a sale
and effectual cure for Scrolula or Enlarge
ment of the Glands, Leprosy Salt Rheum.
Scald Head, Eczema, Rheumatism, Palpiia-
lion OF the Pcart, and other diseases origina-
ling in an impure or depraved stale Of the
blood or arrangement of the digestive organs
The proprletors are daily receiving written
testimonial, giving interesting details of lis
extraordinary virtues. Original manuscripts
ofvareus Certificates. Letters, OF The Clergy,
Magistrates and Laity, all confirming the
previous statements. are constantly received,
and will be cheeriully exhibited on appIlca-
tion.-Facts are recorded sufficiently clear
and convincing to satisfy the most incred-
uIous of the real merits of this invaluable
medicine.
For further particulars and conclusive evil
dnce of its superior value and efficacy, sec
pamphlets which may be obtained of agents
gratis. w. p. Russell, Agent.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-02-10

DEATH OF MIssIoSARY.-Five female mis-
sionary sailed in 1899. from the United States,
in the same ship for China, among them was
lady of this city. the wife of Rev. DIR. Ball
whose Journal Of the voyage we have read
with much interest. OF these ladies' not one
now remains in the land of the living-all
have gone down TO the tomb. Mrs. Ball
died little more than year ago at Hong
Kong. The last survivor was Theodosia R.,
wife Ct the Rev. w. J. Phalmau. and the
news Of her death at Annoy, (Sept. 30.) has
inst reached this country. Mrs. P, was the
daughter of DR.. Scudder of New York
Nsi,~ Hauss Palladium.
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DR.. BUCHANAN'S GREAT PER-
SIAN REMEDY FOR THE
TOOTH-ACHE.

This most Celebrated and Jatqllitls Rcrrcig tcr[
TOOTH-ACHE, TIC DOCLOUROUA, and
aHPaiatNI affections cf the Fac and Ear, was oh
tanned by DR.. Buchanan, an eminent English
Physician, duling his residence at the Persian
Court in ln35,as PhySiciantc the English Embas-
sy. He found this remedy ingeEeral use, ard
considered by the Persian intallible, and the Eu-
ropean practIce of drawing teeth JGTteTOUS DEi|
tiiatioH.
Ia England it has taken the place of all other
preparations, and NAV be found, ready for use, in
every family, instead Of the barterouS T+Tn-ke2,
annually than ;beTe were men, women and chill
dren in the Empire.
Its now introduced mo the United States un@
der the immediate supervision Of the original pro-
pTieior.
The great distress which always accompanies
the extraction OF Tooth, together with he neon
venience in chewing 5nd speaking, GEd teior~
nifty occSoned BY the loss, renders This remedy
ofineSumable value; sSthe rcliefifUm pain which
follows its use is iEIHs1iGk. and peIm0HcR'-eX-
cept in cases where Se&son3ble applcatiCn OF the
remedy has been neglected nni! liberation as all
ready taken place. TheSoTeEesS Otthe iee.h and
gums will Re removed 50 that the defective tooth
may be cleansed and filled as Perfectly if 10
pain had been present. Instead OF leirg iIiuIed
BY the application, The teeth and gums viii rem
dered more so nd and healthy.
observation-disclosures the cavity Fand introduced
a small piece of cotton wet with the remedy, and
apply the same to the gums. 1.-THE face al ear
are inhamed and painful, make the aprlic; en- di1
rectly 10 the part affected. PRICE 20 cts
w. P. Russell. Middlebury; A. r,
Roscoe & ii. o. Smith, New Haven; Geo,
w. Parmee, Bristol; w. T. Eliot 6 I. G.
Smith, Monkion; +. Huntington. Very nnsS
w. S. Brown, Addison; Frost tI Rider. G.
Searls e. Co, P. Fletcher & Son, BridEori :
Wsigh, & Bush, Shoreham; o. ". Earn
ham, LincoIn: b. F. Haskell, Cornwall
Royal Flint, Hancock; Joseph S,mons,
Whifinn
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NOTICE..

The subscriber having purchased the en-
tire Stock of Goods belonging 10 Chas f.
Crane, would say to the inhabitants of Monk
ton ard vicinity, that he will continue the
business in the same Store and hopes by strict
attention to business; and readiness TO wait
upon customers 10 receive share of their
patronage. GEORGE d. CRANE.
~N B. Goods will be sold uncommon
ly low by the subscriber for cost, to make way
for Spring Stock. CALL & SEE.
G. 3. G.
Monkion, Feb. 7ih 1916.
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DONATION VISIT.

The citizens of Middlebury and vicinity,
friendly to Rev. THOMAS w. PEARSON AND
FAMILY, are respectfully invited TO make Il
BENEVOLENT VISIT, at their residence. on
Wednesday,, llth inst. afternoon or evening.
Gov. SLADE is expected to deliver short
address in the afternoon, and Prof. STRONG
of West Poultney-if in the vilase-in the
evening. By order Of Com. of Arrangement.
MiddlebnIy, Feb. 9th, 1916.
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KEEP DARK Some of the Harrisburg
Reporters for the Philadelphia papers notice
lbe presentation 10 the Legislature of a me-
mortal signed by eleuen thousand people Of
Pennsylvania, ION the subject Of the license
Id,c ?'' We question if there was ever be-
fore a petiien presented with half that num-
her of signatures, which was not considered
of importance to have its specific purpose
stated. The memorial in question is one in
favor of giving the people the right to rOte on
the license subject. Itls well enough for a
certain class of persons to keep dark on this
important movement.
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INDEPENDENCE OF LIBERTA.--We learn
from Washington that the Managers of the
American Colonization Society are consid-
ering measures for securing the recognition
of Liberia, as an independent State, meas
ure of great necessity and importance. The
difficulties that have arisen between British
traders on the African coast and the Liberia
Government, may be traced principally to
the anomalous character of the Colony, and
to the fact that it has not assumed before the
world the rights of an independent political
commonwealth.
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LEGISLATIVE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY
The annual meeting of this body was held
last evening. in the Representatives Hall
Ii is composed of past and present members
of the Massachusetts legislature. Governor
Briggs was reelected President.
II was spirited and excellent meeting.
Governor Briggs made most capital speech,
full Of life. and spirit, aud heart. lie declared
his full conviction, that it was The duty OF
every man uirusted with legislative or poll
,ical official influence in the Commonwealth,
10 take decided and open ground in favor OF
total abstinence. 1t was duty which they
owed to the State as well rs themselves. The
Legislators of the Commc NV ealih would he
slow to vote tax OF $4,000 dollars on their
constituents; and yet, incompetence was
imposing all annual tax on this State Of twice
seyeuty-five thousand dollars for the support
of Incorporate paupers. He adverted also
to the rioral effects Of temperance reform, oil
which he spoke in the most feeling aud i'm
pressive manner, showing himself TO be a
man Of enlarged and warm hearted benev-
oIence, as well as of clear head. In couclu
STOP, he urged every member of the Legisla-
ture. and every officer in the Government to
sign the temperance pledge, and to keep II in,
snite Of all the enticements OF courtesy and
hospitality.
DIR. Jewett Messrs. Hoar, Allen and 9th
ers spoke well and 10 the purpose. There Is
to be another meeting in the Hall oil the Keep
reseniatives in two weeks from last evening"
Traveller Of Jan. %.
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GREAT LONGEVITY.

Mr.. George Niles, a resident or Shafts
bury Bennington Co. has just entered on the
10Th year Of his age. Mr. Niles emigrated
from West Greenwich r. |. before The rev.
dictionary struggle and settled in Benning-
ton Co., when the entire country was COM
parativelya wilderness. He has ever been,
a temperate, industrious man: Until extreme
age forbid, he cultivated a farm which he
cleared with his own hands.
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We select testimonials from every part oil
the country, so rs 10 give all an opportunity
of satisfying themselves of the unparalleled
efficacy Of this medicine by personal consul
tation with these whome il has saved from
protracied sickness or premature death.
The next is from Maine
PORTLAND. Me, Jan 90. 1914.
This is 10 certify that | have for long
time been very badly afflicted with disease
of the lungs. l used numerous medicines
but still found myself in very low condition,
and failing fast. Having heard of the great
cures performed by DR.. Wistar's BaIsam of
Wild Cherry, and being nearly discourage
| stopped taking all other medicines, and
began to use the Balsam' which | procured
here. | took one bottle according TO direc
lions, and found Immediate and complete re-
lief. | can cheer!ully recommend this Bal
sam 10 all who are afflicted with any disease
Of the lungs.
VIM. w WTSWELL.
w. P. Russell. Agent.
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a HARD CAsE.-The Boston Recorder
saYes that one OF lis subscribers stopped his
paper. the other day. because it did not re-
port more rerirGls The editor replies that
he reports all he hears OF: and that he does
rot think it worth while 10 go beyond that.
even 10 save a subscriber.
PRIVATE MAms-The American Mail
company give the public notice that in the
event ofa change ofthe postage law by Con
gress, raising the rates, they shall at once re-
sume their oeraiions through the Northern
ard Eastern States.
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NOTICE.

The usual Temperance Pledge with few
accompanying remarks, proposed to be dis
Iribu,ed to each family in Middlebury, is now
ready. and may be had, by the committees TO
superiutend the circulation in the respective
districts, of Henry w. Birge, at the store of
c. Birge & Son.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT,
District of New Haven, SIS
Be it remembered that at Probate Court
holden at Bristol, in said district, OH The 2lst,
day Of January 1916;
Z. S. Hinman Administrator on The estate
of HARVEY HOYT.
late Of New Haven. in said district, deceased,
proposes 10 render and settle his Admnisira-
ton account and present the same for allow
ance Ihereupon the Court ordered the Ad-
minislrator to notify all persons concerned to
appear, al Probate Court 10 be holden al
The Office Of the Judge OF said court in Bris-
tol III said district. on the second Monday il
March, 1916, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. that they
may object 10 the allowance ofsaid accounts
if they see cause by publishing a certified
copy Of this order in the Northern Galaxy H
news paper printed at MddIebury in the
County Of Addison three weeks successfully
previous 10 the lime OF said court.
HARVEY MUNSlLL, Jsdge.
true copy Of record,
40 Attest. II. MUNSGLL, Judge.