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THE TRIUMPH IN N. HAMPSHIRE

An election took place in New Hampshire
on the 9Th inst. for Members of Congress 10
the two vacant Disiricts.ihe 1st md the Hid,
and The defeat Of Radical Locofocoism is
signal even beyond the most sanguine an
ticipations Of the Allies
10 the lst District Amos Tuck. lndepeD-
dent. is elected, (ihe Atlas thinks) by about
1000 majority. This is probably too high,
but the majority is large enough.
In the lid District Gen. James Wilson Of
Keene, one Of the ablest and most'uncompro-
missing Wings in New-England, is chosen
by TO 500 majority. The Radicals, in
their extremity, resorted 10 all the small
tricks usual on such occasions. The Ports
mouth Journal states that the day before the
election, emissaries from the Custom House
were seen very active in distributing circu-
lars to the Radicals, which we're carefully
kept from the sight OF all Wings until after
the election. The main point ofihe circular
was TO urge every one TO vote before one
o'clock
At that hour radical posse were on hand,
and the closing of the polls was effected.
Wings from the outskirts Of the town, and
others who were busy and intended TO cast
their votes after dinuer, not being apprised
Of the vancouver, were deprived OF the privil-
eye of voting-while all :he Radicals who
desired to vote, being made acquainted with
the plan, came forward and cast their bal
lots. This game availed them nothing
their hour had arrived and they met what
they deserved, Bueua Vista defeat. Fri
bune.
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- !. kept, and the deductions for bad con-
ny ";';o, made upon the same page As near
Ol'.O ~. .ouId Judge. the whole business is con-
80 '" VA with The greatest order. and Inc ac-
cu'a trn, in the most intelligent and accu-
.nne, Two thirds of The value oil lhe
ra'' r,;l he advanced ifrequired. No sales
have as ye, been made to ascertain al pr "ss
INV S.Iie,ed that early sales will be mace
:, ,,om 4 to cents above those oil last sum
az .'o "nd , liuIe less than April and May
Bo, before the year closes still higher prices
n.v he realized. The finer qualities OF wool
90 s,nsc,ed TO command price according
- ,h.;r merits which they would not be able
10 do were they sold to agents who ere limi-
,sd in price and buy upon az average.
There is, VIC know, u great diversity oil o.
onions among wool growers, in relation to
the expediency Of sending the wool 10 q de-
IN, Every man should be left to his own
;,doement. But rs 10 ourselves we are
fully of opinion that the operation must be a
beneficial one 10 the wool grower, and that
within a very few years it will he neces-
.arily adopted throughout the country
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GEx. TAYLOR ABOUT TO REsIGS, The
New Orleans Delta says gentleman who
recently arrived in New Orleans from Mon
uerey, had an interview with General Taylor
Immediately before he left. The General
told him that it was not his intention 10 ad-
vance mon San Luis Poiosi, but that it was
his fixed determination TO resign his COM
mand on The first of September next. An
officer of the army has informed the New
Orleans correspondent of the Charleston
Courier that Gen. Taylor lind expressed to
him his firm determination to resign his com
snsnd OIL the first September, unless he could
obtain fGrlough. which he did not autici-
7atc.-Bosfes Courier.
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INFLUENZA AND CoNsUM PTloN

1t is indeed a melancholy truth that thOus
ands fall victims To consumption every year,
from no other cause than neglected Colds :
yet we find hundreds, nay thousands, who
treat such complaints with the greatest iudiff-
ercnce, and let them run on for weeks aud
even months, without thinking Of the danger.
At 6rsr you have what you consider slight
cough or cold you allow business, pie asure.
or carlessness 10 prevent you from giving il
any attention; it then settles upon your
breast-you become hoarse, have pains in
the side or chest, expectorate large quantities,
Of matter, perhaps mixed with blood; diff
Guilty Of breathing ensues, and then you find
yonr own foolish neglect has brought on this
complaint. II, then, you value life OF health
be warned in time, and don't trifle with your
Cold. or trust to any quack nostrum 10 cure
you; butimnediately procure bottle OF two
Of that famous remedy, DR.. Wistar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry, which is we'll known TO be
the most speedy cure ever known, as thous-
ands will testify whose lives have been saved
by it.
For influenza it is the very best medicine
ia the world.
None genuine, unless signed |. BUTTS on
the wrapper
Dr. WOODS SAsAPARrLLA and WILD
CHERRY BITTERs,-We call, the attention OF
our readers 10 the following complimentary
notice from the Evening Mirror, published in
New York. IL is one among the mauy fat
terring notices which this deservedly popular
medicine is fast receiving from the presses of
the country:
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VERMONT hSD CANADA RAILROAD, We
learn from IKE correspondence Of the Atlas,
that at meeting of the Stockholders ofthe
Vermont AMI Cauada Railroad Company
holden at ST. Adams, for the purpose of
choosing Directors Of said Railroad Com
pany' choice was unanimously made Of the
following gentlemen y. w, Edmons, Bos-
ION, Mass. s. S Lewis, do. do; 5. NJ.
FELTON,, Charleston, Mass, Geo. Parish.
Ogdensburg. n. Y; Charles Paine, North
field, VI. Lawrence Biaineld, ST. Adams,
vi, John Smith, DO. do. This route through
ST. Albaus forms the connecting link in the
chain Of railway communication between
Boston and Osdensburg, and Boston and
Montreal.
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Paul Dillingham; has been nominated loco i"'
~ candidate for Governor of this State For 1t
Governor. Charles X Field for Treasurer 'ere-
miah Marston, formerly Editor OF the vermont
Patriot
The loco focos of Chittenden County have NOM
mated Charles d. Kasson Esq, and t. H. M~Son
candidates for State Senators.
The Wings of Franklin County have nomna-
ted George W. Foster, Rufus Hamilton ana Luz
I'm. Roman AS candidates for the State Senate
Tur E1rrrss.-We arc informed that the eN-
press which passed from Boston via fltchOursh
End Rutland, run by Messrs. Cook, Field & Cos
reached Montreal, $50 miles, in % hours. and 3
hours in advance of that running by way OF Con-
cord Horses alone were employed, except OH
,be Fitcbburch road, so miles, which was run over
l., tho cars in SO minutes Between Rutland and
M;ddlebury, 90 miles, one hour and 40 minutes
The Typhus Fever has proved very malignant
:, Cornwall having carried to their graves SIX
,,crsons within very short distance of the Congre-
,,,.;onal Church in that town. Some wereamoIg
Tho most esteemed individuals Of the town IL
,ccms TO have been in some degree contagious
,sonr nersons connected with this neighborhood
have been sliced. But we are happy to say
tbat the malignant character Of the disease has
greatly abated.
Addison County will have Liberty Convention
on Thursday the 22d, to be assembled in Wey-
bridge at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. The Rev. IL. H. Gar
net will attend and address the Convention
The same gentleman will labor in Addison Co.
Ten DAYS. to enlightcn the good people in all the
erts and mysteries of securing victories to slave
holders. The great trick is to keep up a separate
organization, and condemn the wings especially
who. entertaining the same views on slavery, can
not SEE the necessity of going over to their party
Issue.
TIE observation-disclosures are taking to es-
.absh Telegraph between Newly ork and Mon
treal via Albany, Troy, Rutland, Middlehury and
Burlington in Burlington have shown that
the people have come up nobly to the work In
Middlebury last week meeting was held and
addressed by MIR. Cornell, who is deeply engaged
in the enterprise. lie demonstrated that the IN
ve.tmen.s made would he highly profitable.
committee was appointed whose names have no
been left with US to take measures to raise three
thousand dollars which will entitle us TO station
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From the N. Y, Eve. Mirror.

We call the attention Of invalids TO new
medical compound advertised in another col
umn, DR.. Woods Sarsaparilla and Wild
Cherry Bitters. This union Of two articles
celebrated for their wonderful effects in puri-
Tying the blood and strengthening the sys-
TEN, forms preparation simple, yet effica-
cious. and is highly rccommendedby eminent
physicians. Ii is very pleasant 10 take, and
at this season Of the year, when tonics are
needed, il will be found TO be one Of the very
best medicines that can he used-Perlectly
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THOMAS CoRwlN,-As soon as it was
known on Wednesday that tbs distinguished
Statesman was in town, hundreds Of our cit
liens called to pay their respects. A large
assembly having gathered outside of Wales
Hotel loud call WAS made for Mr.. Corwin.
He came out and spoke briefly, abiding TO
the objects of his visit to a Convention Of
great moment. and he hoped of good result
10 The West, and which united, he hoped,
the hearty support Of both parties. He then
apologized for his brief remarks and retired
amid the shouts OF the crowd.-[ Detroit Ad
yertiZcI,
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DIED.,

In East Middlebury, on the sth inst, Mr.. Rufus
Perkins, aged SO years.
In Cornwall, on the 9th inst, with the Ship Fe'
yer, Martha, Daughter of Clarke and Zilpha Della
no, wife of John Myers, aged II years months,
At Salisbury village, on the 9Th instr Harvey
Demng Esq, aged 81 years, being the first in-
habitant of that village, having resided there for
So wears past and one of four Of the Oldest post
masters in the State being appointed in 1924.
In Cornwall, Mrs. Bingham, wife of Mr.. Ira
Bingham, merchant, after a protracted illness.
In Salisbury, on the 18th inst Clarissa NJ, wife
of Levi Keller, aged 90 years.
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GFWhen President Polk visited Concord,
while on his late tour, Gov. Williams was
introduced to him, BY Elk Gov Hubbard, "as
the man who beat the allied army" We
would suggest TO the Ex-Governor 10 give
General Wilson and Mr.. Tuck, when they
90 TO Washington this fall, letters of intro
duction to his friend Mr.. Polk, worded some
wav so ALLOW me 10 introduce 10. your
ExcelIency the two Gentlemen from New
Hampshire. Members Of Congress, who beat
the combined forces Of The radical Loco Fo-
cos, in July last,"-lb.
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INDIGESTION, WEAK NERVES, LowNEss OF
SPIRITS, &c.-Wrights hnd'dHt Vegetable P,as are
of nervous diseases; because they completely
cleanse the stomach and bowels of those bilious
and corrupt humors which not7only paralyze and
weaken the digestive organs bat are the cause of
weak nerves, low spirits, &c. Wnght,s Indian
Vegetable Pills are also direct purifier OF the
blood, and therefore not only impart health and
cheerfulness to the mind, but also give new life
and vigor to the whole frame.
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All Hail New Hamp
shire !

The triumphant election Of Amos Tuck, by
a majority Of nearly Two Thousand. by the
allied forces OF the First District, and the
gain ofThree Thousand in the Third Dis
trict. securing, so unexpectedly TO most, the
election of James Wilson, lisa result at which
we may well rejoice, They are events whose
importance we cannot well over estimate.
They will send a thrill of delight through
every true Wing heart, throughout the length
and breadth OF our land.-Boston Alias.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
n-e,r;c, of AddiSon SIS

STATE OF VERMONT
d strict of Addison SIS.
Be it remembered that at probate Cou:t held
at Middlebury, in and for the district OF Addison
on the Goth day of May 4. D. lS47.
Edward d. Barber and Martin 5. Dorrance
administrators of the estateof
ANDREW RUTHERFORD,
late of Middlebury in sad district deceased, pres
ent their administrative account for allowance II
is therefore ordered, thu said ccount be consld-
cred for allowance at the session of this Court,
to tc held at the office of the Register olthS Court
i'm said Middlebuy,!on Thurs day the 20 h day OF
August next at one O'Clock in the afternoon /;
and that notice thereof be given 10 all persons in
terested, that they may appear and make their
objections, if any they may have, to the allow
ance of said account, by publishing certified
copy of this order in the Northern GALAXY
newspaper printed at said Middlebury-thIee
weeks successfully previous to the time Of said
Court.
Jed S. Bushnell Register.
A true copy of record
Attest Jed. S. Bushnell, Register. u
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safe-and in all cases Of bilious character,
very effective.
Prepared and sold by E. Thornton, Jr.,
Chemist and Druggist. 10 North Water, ST.
New Bedford, Mass. :.
For further proofs of this medicine see
pamphlets, which accompany each bottle,
W.P. Russell, agent.
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AMHERST CoLLEGE- The Commencement
in this institution will lake place on Tuesday.
Aug l2-Charles Summer, Esq, oil Boston.
will address the Literary Societies; Rev,
Benjamin Leavitt, of Providence, II, !. will
deliver an Address before the Alumni, and
Rev. DIR. Adams, of New York will address
the Society of Inquiry
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MARKETS.
BRIGHTON MARKET-JuLY S.

Reported for the Traveller.
At Market. 400 Beef Cattle. GO Cows and
Calves 20 Jokes Working Oxen, 5000 Sheep
and Lamhs and about 1850 Swine.
Beef Cattle-Ezira, S7;25; first qualify,
&c. second and third qualities, SIS so 10 6.25
Working Oren-Sales made at S72, SS4,
and SI13.
Cons and CdiUes-Dull. Sales noticed at
sls S21, 1928. $50 and AZ.
Sheep-Dul!. Lots Of old Sheep al 81, s3
to s2,23. Lambs from 81 so to So.
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MULTUM PRO PARVUM.
The praiseworthy efforts OF

The pralseworlhy efforts OF
P. w. COLLINS & CO.,
TO bring down to = r. oer standard the high pn-
ceS for Goods, WI j ras 50 long obtained in this
Comfy; is beias -iaiy appreciated, by the pat
ronage of discriminating Public. Any one
need but, to spend one day upon the "Point," to
satisfy himselflhat their business is one of no Or
binary magnitude. C.S.
Sudbury July 9th, 1897.
P. S.-While there heard an intelligent far
mer from Fair Haven remark, that it was clear
to his mind that he could buy nearly all kinds OF
merchandise lower there than in White Hall.
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MIDDLEBURy ALUMNI.-The Anniversary
of the Association will be held on the alter
noon of Commencement Day. July 2sth, the
Grafton by Rev. JONATHAN CLEMENT (class
1879 Of Topsham. Maine, Poem by Rev
BYRON Class 1881 Of Batavia
New-York. The Annual Meeting will be
held at the College Chapel on the morning oil
Commencement at o'clock the preliminary
Meeting. 1T the same place, on Tuesday the
9th AZ r Z. NJ.
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NOTICE.

The Animal Meeting Of tho Members of
the Rutland and Addison Mutual Fire lnsu-
rance Company, will be holden al, the office
of said Company in Brandon ON Wednesday
the 7th day ofJuly next. at one o'clock p. m,
for the purpose of choosing Directors for the
ensuing year, and for altering and amending
the bylaws, aud transaciins any other busi-
ness that may be deemed necessary when
met.
BY order Of the Directors.
~ N. B, The above meeting will be
adjourned to Friday the 9th July l647.
E. JUNE, SEc'I.
Ips. Office, June Sth, 1917,
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MIDDLEBURY
.W0OLDEPOT.

Tho subscriber has leased the large Building
erected BY Mr. Ep. Miller il the rear Of Messrs J.
NJ. Slade Co. store, where he is ready to re-
ceiys 'Woofon deposite-" -
Particular attention will be paid to the interests
of those who shall send me their woodland ad-
vances in cash will be made on delivery ifwanted.
Ifttie opening market price, is not satisfactory the
Wool will be held thro' the season under the di-
rection Of the owners. JOHN WOOD.
June %, FlS47. - g CIV
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Notice.

The CoMMENCEMENT OF MIddlebury
College will take place on "Wednesday. July
2Sih. l547.
The Rev JONATHAN CLEMENT, and the
Rev, BYRON SUNDERLAND will address the
associated Alumni The Rev A. H. CLAP
and the Rev. LIP. HickoK d. D. will ad
dress the literary Societies.
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HON. JOHN P. HALE, OF NEW HAMP
SHIRE.

In accordance with the earnest solicitations of
the friends of Liberty in Vermont the Hon.
JOHN P HALE has consented to visit this State
for FIVE DAYS only, and will address the
people at the following times and places -
WOODSTOCK, Tuesday, July "a
CHELSEA, Wednesday, rs
MONTPELIER, Thursday, 90
BURLINGTON, Friday, 80
RUTLAND, Saturday, 81
1t will be seen by reference the above notice this
distinguished statesman and orator is about to VS.
it Vermont, and spend few days in speaking to
the people, upon that subject which, more than
any other, interests the political and religious d.
vision of our country at the present day.
Mr.. Hale is a man of strength and influence,
and has probably done more to arrest the attention
and enlighten the minds of the people Of New
Hampshire, Massachusetts and Maine, upon the
character of American oppression, than any other
individual Being a political man, for several
years member Of Congress, and long conyersant
with the Just designs of our republican govern
ment and the perversion of those designs whlcn
has resulted from the federation of slavery, ne Is
enabled to bring out facts which serve to show
the relation which this system sustans to our land.
and how utterly it is opposed to the prosperity OF
free people.
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MIDDLEBURY FEMALE SEMI
NARY

The annual Examination in this Institution will
take place on Thursday and Friday of the present
acek, commencing at o'clock a. NJ. and at two
o'clock F. NJ of each day. The public generally
are invited TO attend.
: PEARL LATHROP, Principal.
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WAREHOUSE OF
PRINTS @ My.
NO. IS CEDAR STREET.

iLB1, JWlDy@N 6 h@13,
LATE LEE AND JUDsoNl
occunv The spacious FIVE STORY WARE
HON SE, No. 56CEDAR STREET the
Of which is devoted to the exhibition and sale of
pRINIED CKLIC0ES.
fheir present Stock consists of nearly
One Thousand Packages
Embracing some THOUSANDS of different
patterns and colorinss. and comprising every
thing desirable in the line, FORElGN and d.
MESTIC. :.
All of which are offered for sale, for cash, or
Satisfactory credit at the LOWEST PRICES, by the
PIECE OR PACKAGE.
New STYLES are received almost every day, and
MANY of them are got up for our own sales, and
not to be found elsewhele:
gfPrin,ed lists of prices, corrected from day
to day, with every variation IN the market, are
placed in the hands Of buyers
Merchants will be able 10 form some idea Of
the extent and variety of our assortment, when
we state that the value ofour usual stock ofthis
osr ,pTtcIE is at least twice the value of the en-
tire stock OF dry goods usually kept by onr larg
est wholesale iobbers, This fact, together with
The fact that our means and our attention, instead
of being divided among avast variety of articles,
are devoted wholly 10 ONE, VIII render The ad-
vaptages which we can offer to dealers perfectly
obv;ons. and il shall be our care that none who
visit our establishment shall meet with any dis
appointment.
Our assortment is complete atsll seasons ofthe
year. LEE, 1UDSON q Lee
& Lees, and late senior partner oithe hrm lice
& Brewster, from which connection he withdrew
some time ago, has resumed business in connee-
ton with Messrs. Lee g. Judson, under the firm
Of LEE; JUpSON & LEE, and he ventures to
assure bis friends and The public. that the new
firm will maintain the same prominence in This
branch oftrade, which formerly distinguishedthe
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BOSTON MARKET.

FLouR-Holders evince more anxiety to
sell and some lots Of Gennesee and Michi
gan havebeen disposed Of at IA s. So,
oa, at aiis- decline few purchasers are iodnd.
snd the market 81 very depressed.
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~ The election of Gen. WILSON and
Amos Tuck as Members of Congress from
New-HamPshire, was celebrated in Bosto
on Mondaby the discharge of lGO guns on
;hs Common
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SUGARS,
STRAY COW.

Strayed from Paper Mill Village, in Wey-
bridge, on the Sd inst. light brindle milcE
COW, with brass buttons on her horns. and is
about four years old. Whoever will return
said COW to the subscribers or give information
tn me, by letter directed 10 Middlebury
Post Office shall be well rewarded,
HARMON FERGUSON.
Middlebury, July 14th, lS47. 10:sw.
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= MARRIED..

At Covington, KY, in February last, Mr.: Hen
nv A. Hunt, formerly of New Haven, W., to
MISS Sarah NJ. Culberston of the former place
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LIBER

This may certify that 1 have given my son
Hubbard D. H. Hill his time until he shall be-
come of the age of 81 years, and shall neither
claim any of his wages nor pay any debts Of his
contracting after this date.
TRACEY E. HILL.
Middlebury. July IL lS47.
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To Bridge Binders.

Proposals will be received until the 23d Of
July, 1S47, for The masonry and building a
bridge, (either Lattice or iimber.) across
New Haven river, at New Haven, East Mills.
Proposals may be left with either of the un.
dersigned at their dwelling house. or at the
East Mills, on the 90 ofJuly. where the un-
dersigned will meet and all necessary inior-
nation will be given, and the work awar-
ded.
LOYAL w. Stow
IONA. HOYT, Select Men.
H. PLUMBLEY.
New Haven, July s, lS47. 1I-2w.
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FIRE! FIRE

The members OF the Rutland and Addison Mr.
tual Fire Insurance Company, are hereby noti-
fed that the following assessments have been
made by the Directors on all notes in force on the
following days, TO wit,
Feb. 9, 1915, / per cent.
July ltlS46,
Oct. 2,
Nov. g., 81"
May ,ls47 !
Amounting in the whole to 2
Payment of said assessments is required to be
made on or before the Is August, l747.
By order of the Directors,
f. JUNE, Treasurer.
ms. Office. 10 July, lS47.
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SUMMER BEDS.

SOUTHERN MOSS.-A superior article,
thedroughly prepared for MATTRESSES; just
received, by FRANCIS 6 son.
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Groceries.

The Subscriber offers Tor sale an assert
ment oil groceries that cannot be surpassed
in quality and price in Addison County.
Therefore those who WANT a choice article at
low rate will do well 10 call.
w. P. Russell.