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70 The annual expenses OF the Supreme,
Chancery, and Error Courts of the State of New
York, amount to $lO4 ,S49 Tan enormous sum
paid for litigation, independent OF lawyers fees
and incidental charges
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PHoNoGRAPHIc LECTURES. Mrs Armes,
will commence her course of lectures upon the
science Of writing by sound, at the Hall over Mr.
Harriss Bookstore, this evening at IL O'clock.
We hope she may be patronized by large au-
dience.
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UNEXPECTED WING YIcToRy. The Wing
papers in the State Of New York congratulate
their friends on the result of the late election in
Buffalo. The whole number OF votes poed was
Mr. Haven, the Wing candidate for Mayor, was
elected by majority of three hundred. Last
year the Locofoco candidate was elected by ma
jority of between three and four hundred.
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20 As Texas on the 18th ult became State
Of the American Union, letters for Texas may
now be transmitted to any part of that State with
out the pre- payment of postage.
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Mr.. GoUGH VIRGINIA. From a commu-
ncated article in the Richmond Compiler, we
learn that Mr.. Coughs discoursing on the ruin
Gus evils of intemperance has been attended, in
Fluvanna County, by signal evidence of power
Mr.. Ballard, the keeper of the Palmyra Hotel,
resolved, after hearing Mr.. Cough to sell intoxi-
eating liquors more and at once closed his bar,
TO the unspeakabe amazement of the habitual to-
pers who stood hy
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF VERMONT, }
District Of New Haven, IS (
Be il remembered that at Probate Court
holden at Bristol in said District on the 2Otl
day Of August 1916.
An instrument purporiing TO be The last
will and testament Of
POLLY GRlNELL
late OF Bristol in said district deceased was
presented ia said court for Probate by the
Executor therein named; whereupon the
court ordered said Executor to notify all per-
sons concerned TO appear al probate court
to be held al Bristol, in said district, at the
Office oflhe Judge Of said Court, on the frs,
Monday Of October 1916, at 10o'cIock A. II.
ihen&lhere 10 object 10 The probate Of The will,
if they see cause, by publishing certified
copy OF this order in The Northern Galaxy o
newspaper published at Mit.dehucy in The
County ofAddison three weeks successfully
previous 10 the time Of said conrf.
HdIrey HunsiH, Judge.
A true copy Of record,
IL attest III MxnsiH, Judge.
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DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY.
MEDICAL.

THE thirty-third Anniversary of the Vermont
J. Medical Society will be held at Montpelier
on Wednesday, the fourteenth day of October
next.
The County Societies within the State are
requested to send delegates, and general at
tendance OF regular practitioners OF medicine is
solicited.
An address from the President fDr. H: Eaton,
and, also one from Charles Hall, NJ. D., of Bur
lington, may be expected. Other communion
tons will. undoubtedly, be made; and medical
men who may have important facts to commu-
n'cate are invited TO come prepared TO present
them as opportunity may occur during the ses.
sion. J. A. ALLEN, Cor. Sec.
Middlebury, Sept. Isl, 1916.
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A. G. BAGLEY'S
CELEBRATED IMPROVED EVER
POINTED GOLDPEN.

WARRANTED.
THIS Pen received the hishcs, premium
at The last Fair OF the American Institute.
and hnsbeen pronounced by the best teachers
of Penmanship in the country. to be infinitely
superior to any Gold Pen ever before intro
euced to the American public. These pens
are indestrueIibe except by actual violence
no ink will injure them-retain their elastici-
ty, and the peculiar shape ofthe nibs. (which
was first introduced by Bagley) makes it
more pleasant TO use, renders it less liable TO
damage. more easy to repair. aud prevents
the necessity Of tho great care that other ar
ticles Of the kind require.
Mandatory, ls9 Broadway, N. Y.
Also, BasIey's Patent Extension Pen Hol-
der and Pencil which is the most compact
article in use. 1910
July, 1876.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
Diafrict nj Now Haven &C


Be il remembered that II a Probate Com,
holden at Bristol, in said district on the Isl dav
of September, 1916, an instrument purportipg "a
be the last will and testament, and codici thereto
of IRA MILLS, late OF New Haven, in said
district deceased, was presented 10 said Cour
for Probate, by one Of the Executors therein
named,
Whereupon said Court ordered all persons te
be notified 10 appear at 4 Probate Court to bc
holden at the Office of the Judge OF said Court
in Bristol, in said district on the FIRST Monday il
October, 1916, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, a7f
object to the Probate of said will and codicil i
they see cause, by publishing certified copy o.
this order in the Northern Galaxy, newSpape
printed al Middlebury, in the County OF Addison
three weeks successfully previous TO the time o
said Court. 10
Harr.y Munsi'i, Judge
A true copy of record,
Attest H. MunsW, Judge.
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RECEIPT FOR SUMNER COM
PLANT.

The following receipt for curing the sum-
mer complaint was handed US by a gentleman
who vouches for its virtue, and states that ia
1882 it was successful in more than Que case
Of cholera.
To two quarts OF the juice OF blackberrA
add ID of loaf sugar, 2 OF. OF aIlspice. Boi
all together for short time. and then strain
it-when cold. add pint offourth proof bran.
dy. Take from tea spoon full TO wine
glass full, according TO the age Of the patient
till relieved
1t will spade practice bui save life.
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GROCERIES.

A 1.-THE Drug Store Of the subscriber
Amay be found choice assortment,
adapted either to condition of HEALTH
or DISEASE.
Hyson, Tyson Skin, black and green
Tea.
Old Java, Manila, and Laguria Coffee.
Double refined loaf, crushed and pow
dered Sugar.
Brown Sugar, Molasses, and Honey.
Citron; box Raisins, English Currents
and Tamarinds.
Rice, Arrow Root Sage, Tapioca, Pearl
Barley Dat Meal an6 Soda Biscuit.
Cooper's Isinglass, Irish and Iceland
Moss.
Cocoa Shells, Cocoa and Chocolate.
Cinnamon, Alspice, Pepper, Ginger sc.
Sperm and Talow Candles,-C emical
and Sperm Oil.
Shaving and Common Bar Soap.
Tobacco in all shapes, and Cigars by
the thousands.-All at prices that caunol
be beat for quality and cheapness.
w. P. Russell.
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Die d..

A, Bristol Conn on the 22d day of August
last Mrs. Eunice Beckwilh, mother OF Mr.
q. Beckwth OF this town.
In New.Hayen on the 22d ult, Juniette
Cook daughter of G. w. and s. r. Brown
AGED seven years ten months. Also on the
Both oil. Sarah Sophronia, youngest Daugh-
ter of G. w. anJ r. Brown, aged four
years and ten days.
In Rochester on the LIST Of September,
Capt. Elias Richmond, aged 90 year,.
In Sudbury, Aug. 90, Miss Eliza Ann
Ketcham, aged 81 years.
In Cornwall. on the I'd inst, Sabrina P.
daughter of John and Laura Benedict, aged
lSyears.
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READ THE MOST REMARKABLE
CURE EVER RECORDED.
WalIeboro' Me- July 30, 1915.

Dear Sir:
Haviarexperianced greaibencfitlrom your
Invaluable medicine. Ileelit my duty and priv
ilrr e to lei the world know what il has done
for me. Possessed of n strong constitution
naturally, had enjoyed perfect health prev
ious fothr spring of 1913 when was troubled
with difficulty in my lett side, attended with
considerable pain. Sometime in July | was
violently attacked with cough, which con-
timed until tall: then was confined 10 the
house eight months during which time my
cough was very severe. | frequently had
spells of coughing which lasted two hours
daily raised large quantities oil disagreeable
matter accompanied with blood. Sometimes
raised Il quart of blood at a lime. consul
led three physicians, all of whom did their
best 10 restore me; gave me up; SAID they
could do no more for me !; | must die II was
impossible for me TO live but short iimOe. ne
Of them said my lungs were gone. AT this
critical moment. when eminent physIcianshad
exhausted their SELL, friends despaired my
life. my own hope OF recovery al an end, Ire
sorted to
DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY.
When had taken one and hall bottles
theses we're spells ofcoughing were removed.
continued taking the Balsam until spring.
1914. when ceased to bleed AT the lungs, my
health and strength improved so thai LEI the
house, but anu able TO do a days work every
day on my farm.
Witness, THOMAS BENNER.
For particulars see DR.. Wistar's treatise
on Consumdtion 10 be had Of the agents.
None genuine, unless signed I. BUTTS
on the wrapper.
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Groceries, Crockery and
Hardware,

And indeed. very full assortment Of almos
every article kept in a country store.
Having purchased our goods unusually late in
the season, and of course at lower prices than
they could have been bought at an earlier time
We can confidently assure customers that we
shall not be beat in cheapnesS of price BY any.
body. lfany have entertained the least suspi.
cion that we have hitherto sold goods at higher
rates than our ncighbors, let them call and exam.
inc. We earnestly invite comparison, Wbeth.
er our friends purchase or not we shall take grear
pleasure in submitting our goods to their inspec.
ton.
ITMost kinds Of produce will be received in
payment, and at fhe fairest prices. Ample time
given &c.
Middlebury, May 18Th, 1876. 3
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In Brandon on Thursday morning, August
9th BY Rev. M. Ludlum, Peter M. Powell
10 Miss Eliza Ann Slavery, both ofSalisbufy.
In Hinesburgh 81 ut., by Rev. o. S. Ho-
VI, George Lee Lyman, 10 Miss M. G. Boyn
ton.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court fol the District Ci Addison Com
m toner's, to receive, examine and adjust al
claims and demands of all persons, against the
estate Of
ALDEN FISHER,
late of Riptou in said District deceased, rpre-
Senled ins0lvent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto: And six months from
the Sd day Of October next Icing allowed hy said
C,urt for that purpose, we do therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend 10 the business Of
our said appointment at the dwelling house f
the late deceased in Ripton on the 81 day of
October and April next from ni.e o'clock \. NJ.
until four o'clock P NJ on each of said days.
Hiram H. Hurl6ui ] Commits
Harry Dolrner sioners.
Dated at RiP,on this 81 day Of .Sepienr
Der, 1916. 10.
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DOC'T HARRIS

MOULD inform the public that he has just
w returned fiom New York and Boston, in
which places he has purchased new sett of in
struments for EXTRACTING TEETH, superior to
any which have ever been used in this quarter
s. with which he can perform the operation with
mich more ease and skill than he has ever yet
done. He has also procured the latest improve
ments for inserting teeth, from one TO an entire
sett. He feels confident that with the advantages
which he now enjoys in his professional opera
tons, he can give the most complete satisfaction
to his customers.
MidsIeburv. June I'D. 1916 B;tf
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>-.nna11lR,1NklIA1A
- l ~
CHAMPLAIN 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 I2lh of August next, will be divided, so that
only 81, on each share will be requiSed Oh that
day, and the remaining SO, on the 10Th day OF
Nov. next.
The assessments may be paid 10 the Treas
urer at his Office in Middlebury, at the Office OF
Samuel Henshaw, g. Son, Merchants Exchange
Boston. or to either of the following Banks, viz,
Bank of Burlington, Bank OF Vergennes, Bank
of Middlebury, Bank OF Rutland, Bank Of Bel
lows Falls, and Cheshire Bank, at keene, N. Fl.
SAMUEL SWIFT, Treasurer.
Middlebprv, August 3, 1875
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IRON & STEEL.

WAGON Tire "a, | 1-2, and IA
w inch. for tire, sleigh-shoes. &c; best
Russia Nail Rods; German, Blister and
Cast Steel; Plated Cntter Shoes. &c. for
sale by H. A. SHELDON.
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Removal.

THE subscriber has concluded to change his
location, he would therefore sayto his old Gus
toners and others whom it may concern that
hereafter they will find him in the Wainwright
shop, near B. 3. Browns Temperance House,
where he will be on hand 10 answer the calls he
may have in his line; and while he acknowl-
edges past iavors asks for share of patronage
in future. ELI MATTHEW'S.
Middlcbury, June 80, 1916. 9tf
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NOTICE.

Mr.. whitcomb having made permanent To-
cation this side OF the mountain, is prepared TO
furnish music for balls, parties, &c. on reasona-
bic terms.
Letters addressed 10 R. E. Whitcomb al
Burlington VT. will receive prompt attention
ZIG; 3m
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And so much of said lands will be sold al
public auction at the Inn oil John May in
said Bristol on the first Thursday of October
next at 9 o'clock in the forenoon as shall be
requisite to discharge sale tax with cost un-
lees previously paid.
WILLIAM c. RIDER. LIST Constable.
Dated at Bristol. this 22d day Of Angus,
1916. 17w3
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CROCKERY.

a general assortment of Crockery may be found
ADA MS s. RULERS
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The Subscriber will sell at Public Auction.
at his dwelling House in Orwell on Thursday
The l7lb day of Septemberjust at Q o'clock A. NJ
his entire stock consisting of between three and
four hundred Sheep, one yoke of Oxen, three
Cows, sixty tons of Hay, about one hundred
ahocks % Wheat, in the Sheaves, together with
farming tools and Household Furniture-among
the sheep are about 60 full blood ewes and lambs
all of which will he sold to the highest bidder.
unless previously sold al private sale.
One years credit with approved security will
be given on all sales oftwenty dollars and over:
Orwell Sept 9Th 1916. Il. A. BROWN
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NOTICE,

Whereas my wife Betsey Brown has left my
bed and board, hereby give notice TO all that
shall not pay any debts OF her contracting after
this dale. JOHN BROW
Pipton Sept 2, 1916.
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Settle,

l0pieces Cashmere de Lame, 200 do. ofMus-
lind. Lame, 20 do. Bingham, do. Drab Mo-
reene, Just received by w. S. JOHNSON.
July 81, 1876
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Athens, no choice, 81 % q
BrattIebo,o, R.TyIer, ". $50 l0I 81
Brooklin, no choice. II % ];
Dover, no choice.
Dummeiston, Miller, ". 100 81
Guilford, S.L.liunt, W. l4l 81 l;
Grafton. A. Stoddard. W.
Halifax, S. Niles, ". $50 So
Jamaica. P. Burrows. |.
Londonderry, Earrington.w.l05 81 4:
Marlboro, no choice 80 81
Newiaue, no choice, lis log q
Rockingham, Earl, w.g. 23s 1e4
Putncy. A. Richardson,w 155 81 4
Stratton, A. Parsons Jr.w. 81 %
SOMERSET, II. Rice. L 22 1,
Townshend. Howard,w. l27 as as
Vernon, Eli Lee. w. 6a 5S
Westminster, Albee, W. r57 B23
Wsrdsboro, nc choice. 50 Is a.
Nottingham, r. CarIy,w.
Wilmington, no choice. 80 ~ SC
Wiudhau. ". Joy 81 IS
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BYTHELATEST PACKET

Just arrived by the last Packet from. New
York al other ports, large and we'll selected
assortment of Dry Goods, well adapted 10 the
season, which are offered for sale very low for
cash by w 5. JOHNSON.
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A BANK NOTE STORY.

Mr.. Mounsey, all intimate friend Of Sir
Robert Walpole, it seems, was always
infatuated with i fear of the insecurity of
the public funds, and was anxious, in his
absence from his apartments, for place
of safety in which to deposite his cash
and notes. Going on journey in the hot
weather of July. he chose the fireplace
of his sit,ing-room for his treasury, and
placed bank notes and cash to a considera-
BILE amount in one corner under the cinders
and shavings. On his return to Chelsea,
after months absence, he found his
housekeeper preparing 10 treat some friends
with a cup of tea. and by way of show
ing respect to her guests. the parlor fire.
place was chosen to make the kettle boil.
and the fire had not been long lighted when
the doctor arrived. When he entered the
room, the company had scarcely began
tea. Mounsey ran across the room like a
mad man, saying.
Hang it, you have ruined me forever
you have burned up all my bank notes.
First went the contents of the slop basin.
then the teapot; then he rushed to the
pump in the kitchen, and brought pail
of water which he threw partly over the
fire and partly over the company, who in
the utmost CONSERVATION got out ofhis way
as speedily as possible. His house-keep-
er cried out
'For mercy's sake, take care, sir, or you
will spoil the stove 'Confound the stove!'
replied the doctor you have ruined me
you've burned my bank notes. La
isir,' said the halfdrowned woman, 'vho'd
think of putting bank notes in stove where
the fire is already laid 2 And reiorted
he, who would think of making fire in
summer time, where there has not been
one for several months =
{, He then pulled out the Goals and cinders
and at one corner, found the remains o
his bank notes, and one quarter of them
entire and legible. Next day, DR.. Noun
sey called upon LORD Godolphin, the high
treasurer, and told him the story. His
llordship said that he would go with hin
to the bank next day, and get the cash fo
him through his influence. He accord
IingIy ordered his carriage. and agreed II
meet Mounsey at the room in the bank
where some of the directors daily atten
, Ided. The doctor, being obliged to 60 Il
the Horse Guards on business, took waie
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at Whitehall for the city. In going down
the river, he pulled out his pocket book TO
see If the remains of his notes were safe,
when sudden puff of wind blew them
into the river.
Put back, you scoundrel,' said the
doctor, my bank notes are overheard.
He was instantly obeyed, and the doctor
took his hat and dipped it into the river.
enclosing the bank notes and hat full OF
water. In this state he put it under his
arm and desired TO be set ashore immedi-
ately. On landing, he walked to the bank.
and was shown into the room where Lord
Godelphin had just before arrived
what have you under your arm!' The
internal bank notes. replied the doctor,
throwing down his hat with the contents
on the table with such force as TO scat.
ter the water into the faces of all who were
standing near it. .There,' said the doctor
take the remainder of your notes, for Meth
er fire nor water will consume them.
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TERMS 90 so i'm advance.
WHOLE NO. 6S.

l had once laid down to me as an axiom
by very dear friend. land am so salts
fed of the precepfs truth as to make i.
rule of my life. that persons rarely expect
others of things which they are capable of
doing themselves. Yes: these shadows
OF doubling are generally flung from some
bad realities within. You are looking a,
your own image when you see so much
vlleness in your neighbours face. How
much better might not we ourselves be-
come. if we used more largely to others,
that blessed charity which rthinketh no
evil,
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FAMILY GROCERIES,.

LUST received from New York, general as
- sortment of Family Groceries, viz
Coffee, all kinds,
Sugar, Porto Rico.
do New Orleans,
!; !; !: S S:5;.'.,. w''''.s,. best.
Crackers, all kinds,
S TsiIon candies de all sizes,
Soap, all kinds,
Raisins, Figs, and Almonds,
Foreign and American Brandy,
do do Gin,
do do Rum,
Cincinnati Whisker,
Port Madeira. and Champagne Wines,
Pure juice o. Port,
Ground Pepper, Starch,
Preserved Plums, Pine apples Lines, Canton
Ginger, Peaches. and Grab Apples,
Tomato, Mushroom, and Walnut Cstsups.
Brandy Peaches, and Cherries,
Spices of all kinds,
Pickles, do
Gherklns, Onions, Coly Flower, Horse Radish
Sardines and Picked HOLSTERS,
Indigo,
Cod Fish and Irish Potatoes,
Fulton Market Beef,
No MackereI, do Butter, do Cheese,
For sale at the new Family Grocery store, one
door East of the Carolina Hotel.
Call and see, we have just the thing for Christ
mas, and every thing family wants for to eat
and good. by Ii. r. NIXON C co.
D5.
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CONCORD.
The Eery Oraeal.-Towards the en-

The Fiery Ordeal.-Towards the end
Of the Greek empire at ConstantinopIe, a
general, who was an object Of suspicion
10 his master, was urged to undergo the
fiery proof Of the ordeal, by an archbishop,
a subtle courier. The ceremonyswas this;
three days before the trial, the patients
arm was inclosed in bag. and secured by
the royalsignet; he was expected to bear
a red hot ball OF iron three times, from the
altar to the rails of the sanctuary, without
artifce and injury. The general .elnded
the experiment with pleasantly. IL am
a soldier" said he, :" and viii boldly en-
ter the lists with my accusers; but lay
man, a sinner like myself. is not endowed
with the gift Of miracles. Your piety.
holy prelaie. may deserve the inierposilion
of heaven, and from your hands will re-
ceive the fiery globe. the test of my inno-
Ecence." The archbishop stared, the en-
peror smiled, and the general was pardoned.