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IMMIGRATION. &c.

The information we derive from the In
elish newspapers by The late arrival gives
promise Of a large immigration 10 The United
States this season; and mostly, we are happy
30 find, from the class OF small farmers men
Of some pecuniary means, and disposed to
labor md economy.
1t is estimated bv one OF the most inielll-
gent of The London journals. that from Ire
land alone there will he an migration 10 this
Continent of from 100000 to 300, 900 Of her
people during the present calendar year. If
such an influx Of population, industrial, hon
IS; and with means, pecnniary or physical,
be scattered over our country, ii will bring
and cfeate wealth TO an indefinite extent
I he untitled lands of the great West, that
require bnt moderate attention 10 DC abund-
antly productive. can receive, occupy and re-
ward nation of industrious laborers. Ia
cihIies for The transportation there Of the
present Industry that seeks our soil are daily
becoming greater and greater. The far West
of our father. remains with US but a pleasant
memory: in actual reality, IS now brough:
within our easy commauy-daYs serve now
to reach the most remote Of our Western
possessions. " here bu, quarter Of a century
since. mouths were Intellectual; aud the pour
!
belonged 10 comparative wealth.
Judging Of The Future by the Past, the
completion of this Century will exhibit a
mighty empire resting upon the Great Lakes
and The Northern Mississippi: rich and east
ly lilled soil, a climate saIubrious and mode
rate. institutions calculated to develop the
r,osi earnest energies, nothing is wanting TO
talisfy The most uneuhusiasric imagination
NJ II haf Of
our country.-Trbunc.
OCR GERMAN CITIzENs.-lt is the esti-
mate OF cur friends who were active at the
Polls on Tuesday that two-fhrds of the en-
tie German vote of our City was cast for the
Wing tickets on Tuesday-mOre thas ever
before: though large portion of the Ger
mans always sympathized with us previous 10
The baleful outbreak of the Native epidemic.
We trust il IS TO be thus ard more so hereaf-
ter. We owe the Wing iriumphs in the First,
Sixteenth and Seventeenth Wards, TO say
nothing of others 10 great changes in our ia
vor among the Germans. They were felt,
too in The Eighth, Ninth, Twelfth aud Eigh-
fccnth.-ITrbune.
IN is bu, just to add, that there is much
truth in this The Germans in this quarter
neSIu 10 ScS lHtou5u tnc ufudSoSucS til"'
would use their votes on election day, for SCI
fish purposes, and who, all the while, would
influence their prejudices against the native
bora population Of this country.
\ claimant for the PatI oon's Majors IN Al
hany aud Rensselaer,, has sprung up, in the
person of Sanders Van Rensselaer,, now res
ldent OF Ohio to which State he has proba-
hiy micr,fed i'm ordcr 10 brlns his title he(ore
the Supreme Cont of the United States.-
lie claims under will Of hilau, son OF John
Vah Rensselaer,. dated 22d February, 1857,
which will ha7 bccn proved regularly in his
Stale. He alleges that he aud an uncle "a
years Of age, are the true aud lawful owners
q the Manoral property.
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ATTEMPT TO KiDNAP-A GREAT
EXCITEMENT.
Correspondence of the North American.
PIrTsBrRen. April l6

Correspondence of the North American.
PIrTsBrRen. April Is.
We had quite an excitement this morning
1t he Monongahela House. A slave catch
er, accompanied by constable. attempted 10
take \ slave $50 they asserted he was and we
have iheir say for it) at that house. don,
kno;y whe,hcF &c was waiter there OF not,
probably he VS.. bal ;hey caught him there
and attempted 10 IL him y hen he hallooed
'rl.rdei' At n teru.eGjods rate. This brought
up all the colored people 10 The hotels around
ana in short limo they attempted to take
him of, when they fell on them, carried off
The man. beat the slave-catchers when they
resisted, and finally got out warrants and ar
rested them both. | believe this is peniteu-
tary offence under the new law. AT all G.
vents, they did worry foolish thing to come
here aud try to ktnap a man iii open day
liEh:.
saw most or all of the melee. The kid
hampers did not stand the hundreth part of 4
chance. | saw one Of them put his band in
Ills coat pocket three times to pull out pis-
tol and bowie knife. but lie very fortunately
dId not. Itwould have been his death.
saw no white person engaged IN IT but
,here was universal Indignation al this out
Eaeeous attempt 10 carry off man without a
chance to answer for himself Piiisburg is a
bad place to kidnap, especially in daylight.
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The Twenty-sixIh Parallel: which. accor'
ding 10 Senor Atocha's offer, was to form The
boundary line between the Uniiel Statds and
Mexico, intersccis the Rio Grande very near
ly at its mouth, leaving Point Isabel, Palo
Alto and Resaca de Ia Palma on the Noitf'
and Matamoras on the South. Monterey
the Riconada Pass, Sal'illo and The battle
ground ofBuena Vista are also on rbe South
ern or Mexican side of the Goth parallel:
While the United States wuuld gain the up
per portion of Tamaulipas, New Leon. Co
bahuia, Durango aud Sinaloa, with the
whole of chihuahua and Sonora. and Lower
California down to Cape ST. Domingo.
The prodigious extent of territory that
Mr. Polk thus strives TO annex to our Union
will first arrest attention. and next the fact,
that if annexed, south OF $3.50, it will be
slave-hoding.
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8 SOUR GRAPES! :

The gentleman who manages the Tailoring ES-
adjustment on the north end of the bridge, in
forms the public that he has labored under de-
ception for whole year with regard to his fore
man, and now since he cannot longer obtain the
services ofthe undersigned is willing to ackn9wl-
edge the corn, and calls on the public to be mer-
ciiul to him sinner. TohiS unfortunate friends
for they must be truly unfortunate in theirfriend-
ships, if they have anything 10 co with him-he
promises better things for the future. Whether II
will take year 10 find out whether he isdeceived
in his present foreman, he does not informus. If
he follows up the practice he has learnt in other
business, of cracking up every animal he has on
hand, and running down those that ne cannot get,
he may deceive himself, but cannot deceive ON
ers He has o0L last" secured the services OF his
present forenan-that is to say when he could Sc
cure nobody else. If he thinks to take in the pub
lie by this course, he will find himself tife mis-
taken.
The undersigned is happy to say, that nc 100 has
been in New-York-not merely packed up Ike
an old trunk and sent to some fourth-rate tavern
in the Subnrbs to be Immediately sent back again
with fashion plate or two, anda few dozen but
tons-but has resided thereto years also, II IS
important, his hands have all been actually III
the same city and the shears, goose and needles
used at this establishment have not only been
there but were purchased in Broadway itself.
CUTTING emphatically attended to,
JAMES McKEAND.
No. 7, Nichols Building.
April 81, 1877 SO
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Newton Academy.

THE next quarter Of this Institution will
commence on Monday the 10th of MAY, and
continue eleven weeks. Miss II. A. PERRY,
who has given instruction i'll Music here du-
ring the past quarter. will continue her course
of instruction, and from the good success tina
has attended her instruction. we confidently
recommend her 10 the public as a competent
teacher OF Music. In view of the advania-
ges here afforded for acquiring an education,
it is hoped and expected that in future as in
time past this Institution will receive its due
share Of public patronage.
P. S. SANFORD, Principal
Shoreham, April Goth, ls47. 52:4w
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Carsfnlzy Corrected for the Bee.
MIDDLEBURY, April 17j;1S47.
LADIES' SCHOOL.

TIE spring term of the School for young
Ladies' and Misses, at the chapel Of the
Old Academy, will commence on Wednes-
day the 18th OF May. and continue l l weeks
ana a half
Course ofinstructon, Teachers, and terms
for tuition, the same as during the past year.
OZlAS SEYMOUR.
Middebury, April 26th, 1547.
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JUNIOR EXHIBITION,

The annual Exhibition Of the Junior Class
in Middlebury College, will take phase on the
evening of Tuesday, the 9th inst. at the
College Chapel. The attendance Of the
friends of Education, in Middlebury and vi
cinity, is respectfully solicited.
Exercises to commence at half past o
clock precisely.
Aprjl 10Th. 1917.
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@ A report comes from Washington that
Mr.. Trist, Chief Clerk Of the State Depart.
ment. has been officially dispatched 10
Mexico with official dispatches, aud that
from the mass of the documents he carried
with him, it is supposed that they compre-
bend not only renewed overtures to Mexico,
but the necessary outline for negotiations, the
necessary documents for reference in any
preliminary correspondence which may be
raised.
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Tn Ohio there has been much diversity oil
oninion upon the license question. Colum-
bus voted No License, 500 10 $40. In Pre-
BILE county six townships voted Tor License
and six in opposition. In Cuyahosa county
fourteen towns voted No License ny hand-
some majoriries and three towns License by
small majorilies. The vote in Willoughby'
Lake county.was tie; that liz Russell, Geau-
ga county, License; that in Medina and Sc
Vile, Medina comfy, also License.
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The Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore Sun, writes;-
"We have had some most extraordinary
and interesting intelligence from the South,
hut moi exactly ''from the seat OF war" II
IS from the chief theatre of political war,
however, and TO the Presidential campaign
for 1915 it relates. There is letter in the
CITY from South Carolina. which states tina,
MI, Calhoun has written letter 10 his friends
On the subject Of his being candidate for
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ANOTHER LETTER FROM VERMONT.
Nov. 81 1915.
Mr.. Seth w. Fowle ::

Mr.. Seth w. Fowle:
Sir-Having tested the value of Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry. take pleasure in giving
10 you the facts in my own case, for your own sat
isfaction and the benefit others. Que year ago
last A pril was violently attacked with severe
coldand cough, with much pain in my side, which
was considerably swollen. Iapplied 10 a num-
Der of physicians but obtained no relief and they
told me that III did not get help Immediately my
case would be doubtful. 1t waS my good fortune
at that critical moment to take up paper con-
tanning a notice OF Wistars Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, and thinking it to be what needed, sent
some distance TO procure a bottle, as it was not
then keptin our vicinity, and to my establishment,
received from that bottle immediate relief
now keep it BY me constantly, as find moth
ing so good for common colds, and do cheerfuly
recommed il TO others being an article OF geat
merit. JAMES KING.
Tunbridge, Orange Co, VI.
None genuine, unless signed |. BUTTS on the
wrapper. w. P. Russell, Agent
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ESTATE OF JOSEPH SIMONDs.


We. the subscribers, being appointed BY
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of
Addison, Commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands Of all per
sons against the estate of
JOSEPH SIMONDS.
late of Whining in said district deceased. and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
lhereto-And Xix months from the 3lst day cf
March le47, being allowed by said Court for
that purpose.-We do therefore give notice
that we will attend TO the business Of our said
appointment at the store fJUhn Simohds, in
Whiting on The last Mondays Ct May and
August lS47, from 9 o'clock A. NJ. until O.
clock P, NJ. on each OF said days.
J. c. Thomas. Commits
J. F. Broirn. sionets.
Dated at Whiting, VI. April 10Th. A. D.
lS47.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We the subscribers. being appointed by
the Probate Court tor he District Of Add
son, Commissioners, 10 receive. examine and
adjust all claims and demaHds Of aIf Fersoms.
against The estate n
JESSE ]. BALDWIN
late Of Whiting in said District. deceased,
and also allcaims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto And six months from the Srh
day of March inst. being allowed by SAID
Court for thai purpose, we do therefore here
by give notice that we will aifrndro the bus
mess Of our said appointment, al ,he d ceiling.
house of Mrs. Nancy PARKS in Whiting, ofa
the first Mondays Of August and September
next from nine O'Clock, A. NJ. until iouE O
clock, p. Mon each Of said days
". ~. c. bright. D Commits
r. BdId1riB. Jr' sinners.
Dated al JthHing This 20h dag 81 March
le47. SO
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of New Haven, SIX -
Be it remembered that at a Probate Court
holden at Bristol. in said district on the 18th
day of April ls47, the Exechror on the es-
fate of
JUSTUS PIER
late OF New Haven in said district deceased,
made application TO said Court to examine &
allow his Administrator account With said
Estate; whereUpon the said Couyt ordered
the Executor to notii, all persons cohcernerf
TO appear at probate Conn TO be holden al
the Office of the Judge of said Coarr,. in Brig
toi. m said district on the LIST MondaJ of June
IS4I, at 20 o'clock forenoon, then and there
TO object to the allowance Of said account. if
they see cause, by publishing certified COPY
OF this order, in the Northern Galaxy. a news
paper printed at Middebnry, in the County of
Addison, three weeks successfully previous
10 the time of said Court
Harrey MunsiI, Judge.
true copy of record,
81 Attest II. Mln1siH, Judge.
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County Licenses.

The Assistant Judges ofthe County Courl
viii meet. by adjournment, at The office o.
The County Clerk, on Thursday of the pres
ent week, The 29th inst. at one o clock in the
afternoon. for the purpose of granting licen-
ses 10 sell spirituous liquors for medicinal
chemical or mechanical purposes.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 10Th, lef7.-The
domination Of the city to night, in honor of
The lac Victories. IS splendid and general
he whole city is in blaze with Transparent
clcs, Drummoni lights, fine works, &C.. in
every quar'cr- The streets are thronged and
almost impassible-the Wharves are lined TO
Viiucss the fireworks on Smiths Island and
The many SALOONS ascending from the city.
The Baltimore Telegraph line is not in work
Ins order.
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The best testimonials The efficacy of auy
medicine, are to be found in the improved
health and appearance ofthose usingit. Hun
dreds in this iaywi,ness the superiority Of DIR.
Woods Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Bitters.
For pimples and pusiules on the face it has
no rival.
w p RITSSEI acen,
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WIscoSsIx.-Constitu reJectea'- ne
Milwaukee Sentinel Of the yin mas returns
from eleven Eastern Counties wn'en con
tain &c we mistake notJ full one hall o: Inc
people OF Wisconsin. showing an overw helm
ing majority against the proposed State Con-
stitutioD.
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y. Y.,TowN ELuoTioYs, The license
question has completely oversha1owed the
usual POLITICAL divisions al many of the town
elections 10 this Stale. Many Wing coun-
ties have chosen Locofoco Boards Of Super
risors, and on the oIber hand, close counties
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BRIGHTON MARKET-APRrL Is
Reported for the 7'rducllcr.

Reported for the 7'rdvcllcr.
At market, $50 Beef Cattle. 3S yokes oil
working oxen, 81 Cows and Calves. 100
Sheep, and about 1900 Swine. Market
brisk, and all sold at advanced prices from
last week.
Beef Catde-Extra, s. so; first quality
s. 90. second and third qualities, from $3.50
10 1925.
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TAKE NOTICE

The Books and demands Of the subscribers
at the store now occupied bythem,
until.the ist OF May, and then will be removed.
A. B. a. r. NJ. CHAPMAN.
Bridport, April, Is, le47. 81
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The n. o. Picayune says of Lieut.. Col
Henry Clay:
His last words were off father. When
he was shot down second time he drew a
brace of pistols from his belt, handed them to
Captain Cutter and requested him 20 deliver
them to his father. with this message 4: Say
to him that he gave them TO me and that
have done all that can with them and now
return them to him. Here the enemy came
thick around him, and these were the last
uo,ds he was heard to utter.
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MIDDLEBURY ACADEMY.

The Summer Term of this Institution will
commence on Monday, the 10th day of May,
and continue / weeks.
Tuition as follows,
COMMUNICABLE branches per term $500.
Languages 400
81 DANIEL A. BOWIE, PRINCIPAL.
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ANOTHER LOT.

JUST received Five Hundred Cedar Sa
Tubs for sale d, reduced prices.
=. Il. BEeK.WITH.
March |. 1917.
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Prints! Prints 4!

All those who arc in want OF a rich Calico
Dress alta small price will do well TO call at
the "Peoples Store before purchasing.
q ". S. johnson.
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MiddleburV Female Seminary.

The next quarter Of this institution, now
in hourishing condition. will commence on
Wednesday, the 10th of May, and continue
II weeks. SPEARL LATHROP.
Principal.
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Crockery and Glass ware.

A large arrival, CROCKEY and GLASS
ware ofthe newest style for sale low by
FRANCIS.
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TOOL. Z

UOOL. Duly, 80 per cent.
There continues 10 he a fair demand for
the various grades of pulled and fece Wool;
the siockis light, and former prices arc fully
sustained.
Prime Saxony Fleeccs,
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Also l50acres undivided land to each of The
four following Rights, TO wit, Elisha Mills.
John Wooster, Joseph Wooster, and Milton
Hawley.
A part of the purchase money will he re
quired when the conveyance is made and a
liberal credit given for the remainder.
GEORGE CHAPMAN,
Adr Of Chas. L. Mills.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

=
Nv +, the Su9ScroerS, being appointed by tic
w Hon. the Probate Court for the Disrr;ct NJ
Addison Commissioners, TO receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands OF all peisona
against the estate of
BETSEY STOCKWELL,
late Of Cornwall in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
theretoi And six months from the 18th day OF
April, inst, being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, We do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend TO the business OF our said apr int
ment at the dwelling house of Jeremy Mcody
in Cornwall on the second Wednesdays OF Nav
and October from nine O'Clock, A NJ. until four
P. NJ, on each Ofsaii days.
Harris B 81% Commissioners
Dated at CornraH his 18Th day Of 4priI
1S47.
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Latest Improvement.

Gentlemen in search OF neat and substan-
tial OVER SHOES, those that will fit the
Boot, as they should. can be accommodated
at DICKERMAN'S
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s. NOTICE. :

~ NVIIVEs 81
TO those who have bought 'Slop Work,
or have had poor fitting garments made and
cut Of me for the last year,-to those gentle
men owe an apology, and all | can offer in
excuse, is. that | have been deceived in en-
ploying person of TOO much taste and expe-
rience (for my berefit,)
hive now the satisfaction TO inform my
unfortunate friends. as well as the public gen.
orally, that | have at last succeeded in en-
ploying the services of
MIR. w. w. LITTLE,
Whose experience and taste is too we'll known
o need any comments. Mr.. Little has just
returned from New York with the latest
Spring and Summer Fashions. And to those
persons who are anxious to be furnished with
''toeA fitting and fashionable attire" are as
sured that whatever work is entrusted TO his
care will be promptly, attended to, and will
be done in a neat and workmanlike manner,
and warranted 10 fit.
IL CUTTING promptly attended TO.
April 10. l647. w. s. JOHNSON.
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LAKE BOATS
For the Transportation Of Property bct,ceen
LAKECHAMPLAIN, TROY, ALBANY,
NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
THE Projectors of this Line will run
during the present Season,
Sirteen First Class Lake Boats,
and are prepared to execute promptly all
business with which they may be entrusted.
No exertons shall be wanting TO merit a con-
tinuance OF that patronage with which the
Line has heretofore been favored.
Their arrangements for towing on Hud
son River and Lake Champlain
enable them to give good dis
patch 10 property.
Property forwarded by this Line is actu-
ateIy and accurately weighed at the time OF
shipment. The Boats are insured. and
properly not subjected TO the occasional de-
lay and injury incident TO transhipEeu,.
Property toand from Boston. for
warded by Western Railroad or Vessel
AGENTS:
L. A. JOHNSON, 9 Coentis Slip. N. York.
CORNELIUS LOWELL, New York and
Boston Packet Office, Long Wharf. Bos-
ton, Mass.
PROJECTORS:
JOHN BRADLEY g. CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO FoLLETT BRADLEY.
BURLINGTON, VT.
NICHOLS, BURTON & CO.,
April. .ls47. ST. ALBANs, VI.
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have gone Wing by overwhelming maJoriiies
These elections therefore,hafe very little Po'
litical importance this spring.
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MARKETS.

w. P. Russell, agent.
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Drab MOreen.

A large quantity for sale lowere than evel
known, by H. 4. Sheldon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-05
.>EW Spring st.MuER GOODS

{. W. LOVE,
N he Oh Stand Of McIrer & Lore.
MOULD respectfully inform his friends and the
w public generally that he j. receiving his
SPRING SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS,
to which he ~ond call their attention. assuring them he
VIII sell aud make 10 oIder cheap any house IN the
place All he assists examination o his stock among
which they viii fad tho following articles
l'loley 5 best black and blue Cloths,
Simunls do do do do
English, French s German do do of various colon,
Bluley'shcsl black Cassimeres,
l}lchul's do do do
English French aud German Caasincrcs various colors
liosl English aud French black Salns
SIX Cashmere, Nclsetern and other Nesiings
Pocket aud Neck landkcchies Suspendors Gloves and
IN fact. every tlnng usually kept in such house.
AWil It's {. w. LOVE.