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7 AIDES You who are about to condemn
IL those Soiled and faded dresses, that bonnet,
aRd. shawl, as being unfit for further use, just
p mem in as small compass as you can, mark
ON each article your name, with directions
whether to color or cleanse, send them to the
store, (n3, Thames.Streel,) and in
about two weeks you will have them returned
to you nearly as good as new the following is
a list of prices of articles which may be colored
Or cleansed.
Dresses.
Silk Merino, Grape, Alpaca, and Alpine, S1,oO
All new pieces extra l2l cts each.
Shawls.
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First American, from the Tenth English
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an outline OF Dr. Buchan's HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL
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Wit is folly, unless a wise man has the keep.
ing Of IL.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-12
TO the Afflicted.
DR.. Banning's Patent Lace

AN immediate relief to Incipient Con
IA sumption-Bronchitis Palpitntion fo
the lleart-Dyspepsa and affections Of The
Spes;ive and asslmlatlng organs generally
diges-Prolapsus and diseases of women
PIlnal Curvature, weakness and irritation
Nervous affections.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-16

0FTThe third party Convention came off
on "Wednesday and Thursday of last week,
and was respectfully aiiended-lhough in
view Of the great din Of preparation, it must
he regarded rather failure than other
wise. We apprehend that it is so regarded
nv some who were very sanguine ofcOunting
delegates by thousands at any rate some
thing has served TO put them in an uusaiis-
factory mood. The Rev. Mr.. Garnett of n.
Y. preached up a dissolution of the Union,
and large number of restless spirits were
exceedingly anxious for wholesale crusade
against the clergy: but Mr.. Leavitt of Boston
gave them thump which stunned them for
this year. The following is ticket for State
officers:
Lawrence Brainerd Of st. Adams, for Gov
ernor.
Jacob Scott, of Barre, for Lieut.. Govern
Zenas Wood, of Montpelier, for Treas
ure,,
We know not how long Mr. Brainerd has
been counted with this party; Mr.. SCOTS
conversation is recent-he having been at
least talked of as a locofoco candidate for
Sheriff OF Washington count, last fall.
A. ]. Rowell of Orleans county was nomi-
| mated as candidate for Congress in this Dis
| trict. He must have a very hat,ering pros
pect of-staying at home, if his party sup
ports the Iocofoco candidate this year as eff
fectivcly as il did Mr.. Dillingham; at The last
| election.
By the way, we understand that strong
resolutions against the Mexican war were a
doptcd. Mr.. Dillingham; voted for Texas
and this war. and Third Party men elected
Mr.. Dillingham;. These resolutions must be
particularly ediIyiug to that branch of the
party.-Watchmdn
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WING TOWN COMMITTEES.

Ne,c Hauen-Calvin Squires, A. 2. Bee
man. E. Nj. Hoyt, Ezekiel Hanchet, Horatio
Plumly.
Yergennes-Jared NJ. Taylor, John E.
Roberts, Dan C. Stone, F. Z. Woodbridge
FerrisJugh-David Hazard, N. w. Par
ker, Stodard Martin, Vim. Allen, Ethan Bur.
roughs.
Panton-B. F. Gains, Jefferson Converse,
r. J. Hopkins. ]. d. Smith, Norman Bristol.
Waihdm-John P. Strong, Rollin b. Ben
ton, Stephen Burroughs.
.StQrksborough-Perly llill.DavidD. Cove,
Samuel D. Hocomb, Horace Salisbury, Joel
Orvis.
.Shoreham-A. w. Perry, Marvin North,
CLARK Calender, Nazro Northrop, Schuyler
Bones.
Middlebury-J. H. Simmons. Justus Cobb,
w. S. Johnson, II. A. Sheldon H. i. Enos,
Jason Davenport, EIihue Peck, J. b. Cope
land.
Bridport-Joseph c. Edridge. Charles
Haywood. Joel Rice, Daniel lockwood,
Charles Howe.
Addison yder Barnes, Philander Hanks,
Aaron Kinds, lyman Pease, Wheeler French.
Decentralization Allen, Elnathan Knapp,
James Carson, Chester G. Bliss.
CorHUaH-Amos Douglass, Reuben HAIL.
James Lane.
Weybridge-L. D. Gregory. Elijah Drake,
W. Chapman, Charles Woodwork.
Bristol-Ilarvey Munsill, w. II. Holley,
r. w. Peake, l.. MunsOn.
Salisbury-Jouathan Gibson. Dan Dyke,
M. L. Dety, Sumner Briggs.
Leicester-W. Perry, john Bullock, E.
Jenny, J. S. Messer.
RiptOn-J. r. New, E. S. Persons, II.
Sunderin, Il. Cushman.
LincOln-W. W. Pope, Henry Clay, A..
Chaplain.
MOnkton-C. Stone, D. Webb, r. Bal
dwin.
Hancock-C. G. Robbins, Il. Barnes, A.
Ellsworth.
GranmHe-J. P. Ball, Amasa Eaton,
William Lamb. NJ. Ball.
Rhiting-William Baldwin, Joseph ST.
monds, J. +. Brown.
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The Oregon Boundary Settled.

Seldom are we enabled TO announce news
so important and so gladdening as that we
received from Washington by the Electric
Telegraph last evening. 4 Treaty tcitt En-
gland for the full and final settlement Of the
Oregon Boundary tcGS transmitted By the
President to the Senate yesterday, aud imme-
diately taken into consideration by that body
IN Secret Session. The discussion may or
may not be protracted, but the result cannot
be doubtful. The Treaty will be ratified by
a vote OF something like 40 to I4-that is
very nearly the vote by which the Senate
originally resolved to give the Notice in a
form inviting to Cancellation and peace.
OF course, nothing is yet known here of
the precise conditions of settlements, but thew
are substantially those on which every BODY
understood that the question must be settled,
whenever it should be.-The 49Ih parallel
Of latitude as the boundary from the Rocky
Mountains to the ocean if the basis of the
compromise. Vancouyer's Island is con-
ceded wholly TO Great Britain, with right TO
navigate for some years the Columbia River.
All this is as it should be. We reiterate our
deliberate judgment that the line of 40 de-
grees 40 minutes, and that the concession of
the free navigation of the Columbia, during
the ensuing ten or twenty years. is in truth
no concession al all, but "A positive benefit 10
our people who have settled or shall settle in
Oregon.
We do not believe that Mr.. Polk has acted
so shabbily as to send in Treaty of Boun-
darics without having first signed it, in the
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STATE OF VERMONT,
Addison District &C


Be it remembered that, at Probate Cour
held at Middlebury in and for the District o.
Addison, on the 11th day of June 1876,
homer Wright, guardian of
EDWIN WRIGHT, LUCINA WRIGHT,
b. K. WRIGHT. KENT WRIGHT 2nd.,
AND BETSEY ANN WRIGHT,
all Of Shoreham in said District, minor chill
dren of said Homer Wright, represents TO
this Court, that it would be beneficial to his
said wards to sell the tract Of land lying in
said Shoreham, which was set off to them in
the division ofthe estate Of Elijah Wright,
late of said Shoreham deceased, bounded and
described as follows,to wit: Begin at a stake
in the east line of Jonas Warren's land, run
ming thence south SO : As, east rs rods and
8 links to strike, thence north 2 :, east So
rods 10 links, thence south S9o so east 10
rods IA linds to a stake, thence north l : As
east IS rods l3 links 10 the highway. thence
westerly on said highway't to Jonas Warren's
land, thence south on said Warrin's east line
LOG rods TO the place of beginning, estima-
ted TO contain AZ acres; and moves this
Court to grant him license to sell the said
land Of his said Wards: 1t is thereupon or
dered that said application be considered by
this Court, at the session thereof to be held
at the Office of A. G. White Esq, in said
Shoreham, on Thursday the 2nd day OF
July next, at one O'Clock in the afternoon !:
and that said guardian cause notice thereof
to be given TO all persons interested. that
they may appear and make their objections.
If any they may have. to said license being
granted, by publishing certified copy of
this order in The Northern Galaxy-a news
paper printed at said Middlebury-three
weeks successfully, previous TO the time of
said Court.
j. S. Bushnell. Register.
A true copy ofrecerd.
Attest, J. S. Bushnell, Register.
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VERMONT WING
STATE CONVENTION

The Wings of Vermont are requested 10
assemble in their respective towns, and
choose three or more delegates to attend the
State Convention. be to be holden al Wood
stock, on the 25th of June, to nominate a
Ticket for State Officers. Prompt and eff
cient action is requested as questions ofim-
portance will be before the Convention.
HARRY BRADLEY
ANDREW TRACY,
GEO. T. HODGES, State
PORLUS BAXTER, : Commit
E. P. WALTON, Jr, tee.
SAML. ADAMS,
A. l.. MINER,
May, 9Th, 1916.
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OFNEw HAMPSHIRE is perfectly vindica-
ted. The triumph is complete. All the
friends of Freedom have kept their faith.
Mr.. Hale's election to the United States Sen
ATE was due, first TO him, as reward for his
courage and fidelity sand next, as rebuke
for those who arroSantly attempted to tram
pie him under foot for daring, as Represen-
tative in Congress, to vote against the extern
sion of Slavery. Gen. Wilson, who is ready
to take the field at the head of Il Regiment
should The Country require its services, will,
we hope, be chosen to supply the vacancy in
the U. ). Senate occasioned by the resig-
nation of Judge Woodbury.,
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STATE OF VERMONT,

District of Addison SIS.
Be it remembered that, at a Probate Cour
held at Middlebury in and for the District o.
Addison, on the 1lth day Of June A. D
1876,
Abel Pratt, guardian Of
MARY E. PRATT,
of Bridport in said District a minor child oil
said Abel Pratt, represents 10 this Court
that it would be beneficial to his said ward
TO sell her interest, being an undivided ninth
part. in the following described land nd rea
estate situated in Poultney in the County o.
Rutland, to wit one piece of land boun.
ded north on the road leading from Easr
Poultney TO Middlebury, east and south or
land of Alvah Wilkins, and west on Simeon
Mears house lot, containing one half acre
also piece of land bounded south en- the
road that leads from East to West Poulrney
and w p. Noy's land, west on the Episcopa
Church lot, north oil Ii. G.. Meals land, anc
west on the dover of widow Harriet Howe
containing 96-1OOths fan acre, with an in.
cumbrance of half the farm belonging to the
dover of said Harriet Howe also the inter
est and claim of Silas r. Howe late Of said
Poultney deceased to the buildings oil Rich
ard Howe late Of said Poultncy deceased
and the reversion Of the real estate set out to
Harriet Howe, for her dover in the estate Of
said Richard Howe deceased; and moves
this Court to grant him license to sell his
said wards interest in said real estate: 1t is
thereupon ordered that said application be
consideted by this Court, at the session
thereofto be beld at the Office of A. G. White
Esq, in Shorebam in said District, on
Thursday the 2nd day of July next, at one
o'clock in the afternoon, and that said guar
dian cause notice thereof To be given TO all
persons interested, thatthey may appear and
make their objt ctions if any they may have
to said license. being granted, by publishing a
certified copy of this order in the Northern
Galaxy-a newspaper printed at said Mid
dIebury-three weeks successfully, previous
to the time of said Court.
j. S. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy of record
Attest, j. S. Bushnell, Register.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-16

,haIl more strictly execute the duties Of their
office relating to The Tariff on coarse wool,
we Recommend that the duty on that article
be increased to seventy-fve per cent.
Voted, that the County Committee fill all
vacancies in the town Committees.
On motion of J. NJ. SIade Esq. it was Re-
solved, That the proceedings Of this Conven-
ton be sighed by the President and Secreta-
ry and published in he papers of the Coun-
ty. Adjourned.
SILAS H. JENISON, Prest.
KENT WRIGHT, Sec'cy.
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foolish hope of shifting the responsibility of
settling the Boundary from himself to the
Senate. There are few SO ignorant as not
TO know that the responsibility of making
treaties devolves on the President, that ofrat-
ifcation only on the Senate. But il, as
is barely possible, he has so submitted the
Treaty, it makes no practical difference; as
the Senate will ratify. and he could not then
refuse to sign it.
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For The GQl1ru.

II. BELL Esq You will feel at liberty
10 correct grammatical error made by my
self on the adoption Of resolution al the
Wing Convention; (of which | was aware
at the tirne,l occasioned by not having the
original before me, and other circumstan
ces then only known to myself. The conr-
tesy with which it was overlooked, together
with the short lime allowed lorthe discussion
ofresoluiions, prevented my reciifying the
mistake, or making that explanation of my
intention. which It would have been my Pc
ruearive to do, and under almost any other
circumstances my duty to have done.
Respectfully yours.
s. ?. NASH
M;JJlehuYu Tuue 10Th ISs6
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GREAT NEWS.

LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Peace with England is probably secured.
The Senate has voted SO TO 4 to advise the
President 10 make a treaty for the settlement
Of the Oregon Question on the basis sug-
gesteG by the British Government-lhe
49th. Mr.. Polk must comply.
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BONNETS.

The laIies will find an excellent assort-
ment of Bonnets,-Fiorence, of beautiful
texture and finish, at the top of the fash
ion, and at the heigth of taste Rutland
and plain Straw: together with ribbons,
posies, gewgaws and artifcials, in a per-
feet avalanche ut
u. BECKWITH'S.
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Stray Cow.

Taken into the Enclosure of the Subscriber.
LARGE RED cow five or six years old
has calf with her.
The owner Of said Cow is requested to call
and pay charges and take her away.
JOHN BURDIT.
Salisbury. June 18th, lac.
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Stray Sheep,

Came into the enclosure Of the subscriber
on or about the LIST of May last Is sheep;
they were once marked on the left side with
Tar but uot intellegibIe now-No mark on
either ear. CALVIN SQUIERS.
New-Haven June 10, 1886
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BRIGHTON MARKET.-MoNDAr, June

BRIUf ION WhhNL -lHONDAI' JuHC
s, 1916.
Reported for The ". E. Farmer.
At market $50 Beef Cattle, 20 yoke Work
ing Oxen, 20 Cows and Calves, 200 Sheep,
and 900 Swine. A very lew octhe best Cat
tie unsold
PRlcEs.-Beef CatHe.-Last weeks prices
were not sustained-quality not so good
We quote Extra, 1925. First quality 5000
Second quality 5,75. Third quality AIS a
$50
Working Oren.-Sales $50, 62, 70, and
90.
Co1us and Calues-Sales from SIT 10
AZ,
WOOL.-Moderate sales, without any
improvement in prices.
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NEW AND ELEGANT
GOODS.

The subscriber is now receiving general as
sorlment OF itch and fashionable goods, adaptct
to The season.
DRESS GOODS in great varicty.-Ptints
Musins & Lawns, Earlstor
and French GinghamS, NJ
de LainS, BaIZJrineS, Geor
gia Silks Graduated Il obc
of Bingham Muslin, Organ
dies &C.
SHAWLS & SCARFS-Plain & satin-strip't
all WOOL Beregc, Plain ant
embroidered NJ. de Laine
Snadilla & other varieties
GLOVES-BajouS Black vhite& color'd Kid
Black & color'd Silk, Linen
Lisle Thread & Cotton do
for Ladies & Gent.-a splen.
did assortment.
PURSE TWIST, Steel Beads & Trimmings
RIBBONS, LaceS & Hosiery, Zephyr WOTs.
teds, Orab Moreen.
PARASOLS, Parasollcttes & Sun Shades.
& Belgian Cloths, and Doe
skins, Black & Fancy Cassi-
meTs, Tweeds & Cashma-
retts
and color'i Marsailles,
Fancy Silk, Cashmere, wors
ted, Black Silk & Satin Yes
iings.
and fine undresSsd do. for
famiiys use, Diapers, Crash,
French Linen &c, &c.
DOMESTICS-Medium To heavy bleach'd &
unbleach'd Shee,ings &
ShiringSs Tickings, Wick
ings, Batting, Wadding-
checks, Yarn &c
GROCERIES-A general assortment Of PRIME
FAMILY GROCERIES,.
ALSO
EARTHEN & GLASSWARE
large supply.
1t is my determination to sustain the old motto
Of
"CHEAP CASH STORE"
e. VALLETTE.
May 4ih, 1916.
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A PURcuAsE.-The British Minister has
bought suit ofchamber furniture now IN
the National Fair, at an expense OF SS,OOU.
The correspondent of Baltimore paper
thinks that this furniture is destined for the
British Court as specimen Of Yankee inge-
nuity and the mechanic arts of this coun-
try.
Gov. Briggs is styled traitor, and other hard
names, for obeying the requisition Of the
President. Whatever his private views are,
he feels that he cannot rid himself of his
obligation, as Governor Of the State, 10 COM
ply with the requisition Of Congress though
the President.
The Radicals think the election ofJohn p
Hale as U. S. Senator, will be hard pill Tor
the Wings to swallow. Before the election
last March, they insisted upon it he was
Wing. Has he changed
One hundred guns were fred in town on
Saturday, on the reception oil The news oil
the election Of Gen. Colby Sentinel.
TEMPERANCE IN NEw-YoRK.-Returns
from more than two-thirds of the towns and
cities have been received, and more than
two-thirds of these, including most of the
large cities, have gone against licensing.
The majority against, thus far, is more than
FORTY THOUSAND!
RAILROADS.
Isaac Spaulding, Esq, has been elected
President OF the Concord Railroad, in place
OF MIR. Gilmore, chosen President of the
Western.
It's said 1000 men are at work on The Gen.
ral Road, between Montpelier and Burling-
ton.
The Directors of the Ms. and Vt. Road are
said 10 have adopted a ine'through Gardner
to Baldwinsville, turning off at Fairbanks,
10 miles from Flichburgh.
The Ogdensburgh road has been duly or
ganized.
n. & L. RAILRoAD.-At the annual meet
ing ct the Stockholders of the Nashua &
Lowell Railroad Corporation, the following
gentlemen were elebted officers for the ensu-
ing year. Hon. Daniel Abbot of Nashville,
President; Jesse Bowers OF Nashua, Thorn
MS B. Wales of Boston, Henry Timmihs Of
Boston. and Charles F. Cove of Nashville,
Directors; Alfred Greeley of Nashville,
Treasurer; Onslow Stearns oil Nashville,
Clerk.
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i e d..

Drowned in Otter Creek near this village,
on the 10Th instant Edward II. Bowen, an
amia bic and beloved son of Mr. Charles
Bowen, ofthis place, aged Is years.
In this town on the 9TH inst, Charles Al
mon only child Of Almon w. and Lurany
Pinney, aged | l months and "a days.
Why weepfor thee? thou iost not heed
The tears that ore thy gravew shed;
Thou art happy! now doSt not need
Our signs for thee, thou lovely babe
Why wcepfor thee? pains are ore
Forgotten now in yon bright skies,
Thy bark hath reached its destined shore,
And thou art safe in Paradise.
Then cease fond Parents cease your tears,
Thy Saviour rcign's on high,
How beauteous there your hate appears
Where joys shall never die,
Our hearts no sorrows there shall know,
OurbossonS there 10 signs will rend,
There loves pure stream shall ever flow,
And Heavens own bliss shall with it blend
Com.
On the first instant at the residence Of
H. N. Fullerton Esq, in Cavendish, Mrs.
Lucretia Gowdey, formerly OF this place
Says the minister of the parish: "Beloved
and respected by all who knew her, confid-
inc in Christ in her darkest and most dis
tressing seasons, and calm and resigned in
the daily anticipation OF her exit 10 another
world, her end was peaceful and her reward
we doubt not is glorious"
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The best Farm in Bristol for sale

CONTAINING about four hundred acres ura
" watered, tinbeTed- good orchard and ssn&e1
a good state of cultivation; situated ahent two
miles NeFth of Bristol Village, knoaa by the
name Oethe DnltOn Farm, being the same or
which Gen. Danton lived AID dFsa, and noE-
owned and occupied By the subscriber. PC, Ses-.
sion given on sale
THADECs DCNToN.
pIiNol, March y, ls4G. IS
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NOTICE.

'UHE subscribers would give notice TO all who
i are indebted to ikem, thai ihev have sold
their stock of Goods and are under the necessity
of calling upon all who have had deal at theiI
Store for an immediate settlement, BY paying
attention to this can they will save cost
PECK & FLOWER.
MiddlsburJ, March 0, 1916. IS
Groceries of all sorts, adapted for Tenn
.Perance Latitades, at the old stand of
z. RkCkWITH.
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Cali Ladies.
Oil Painted Window Curtains.

A large assortment, Of Oh Painted window
curtains just received and for sale lower
than ever offered in this section. for sale by
w. S. JOHNSON.
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WHAT'S THE MATTER ?
THE subscriber is now receiving from New
l. York large and splendid assortment of
Fancy & Staple DRY Goods,


Among which may be found great variety Of
Dress Goods, viz: Ginghams, Bingham musiins
graduated robes, balzorineS, printed lawns &c
Prints from cts. upwards, all prices. Corded
and Grass Cloths; Skirts, cravatS, Ribbons,
Gimp cords &c. ParaSolS, sunshades &c. A
good assortment of Florence and Rutland Braid
BonnetSi Artificials, Bordens Miits, &c.; and
the largest assortment Of Summer StufS, for
men and boys wear, ever offered in this mar
ket-Broad Cloths, Fancy & BlackCassimeres,
Sattinetts, veStingS, &c. Leehorn and Palm
leaf hats; case fashionable fur hats, case
drab do, Appleton, Lawrence and several other
styles sheetings. Also, Groceries. Crockery,
Glass and Hardware, Drugs and medicines, lin
seed and lampoil; whitehead of a superior quail
iiy, window glass, putty, tar, Sheep tobacco,
nails, nail-rrdS, American, German & cast-steel
and Quaker Pals, cod fish and mackerel, &c
The'Subscriter would say TO the public, that his
goods were bought at low prices, and selected
with great care, and viii be sold prices 10 suit
the terms, for cash or ready pay, or short ap-
proved credit. am not TO he nnderSold. Please
call snd examine for yourselves.
II. o. SMITH.
New Haven Nav IIth, 1876
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-16

SHEEP SHEARS. 4 FIRST rate article,
- and WOOL TWINE. just received
by II. A. SHELDON.