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from DR.. Baker, Springfield Washington County
| Kentucky.
,, . . SPRINGFIELD, KY, May II, 1eIS,
Messrs. Snndford & Park-I tuke this ounortunuv A.
Informing you of able cure pero med upon
ne w the use OF Dr.. Wistars BaIsum OF Wild CherryS
H. the year ls40, WIS taken with an Infnmnatsn Of
IEraduaiy recovered. In the full of lS4 was
WIFI severe cold. which s-ated itself upen nv un,s.
ana FOR me space OF three years was confined 10 NV led
ted an "inds OF medicines, and every variety Of medical
Wild Cherry" D"'a' W
myffehas persuaded me TO give Il friu thought had
up a topcs OF recovery, and had prepared myself
on was induced 10 make use of the Genuine W,star's
baisaH or wild Cherry" The effect WINS truly nstonis
ing Aer hve years of afirrou. pain aud suffering and
aIter havng spent FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS 10 no
proved urnvang soon restored 20 health Nv tba
.s.in" of God and the use OF Dr. Wistars IaIsnm ~
Wild Cherry. "
nm tow enjoying good hoalth and such Is nv altered
ippenrhnre tint an no longer known when meet my
former arcuhintances. -
lave gained rapidly in weight and my flesh il firm and
Soa can now eat rs much any person. nnd my food
seems to agree with me. have eaten more during the
Hs SIX months titan had enten for five years Eefors
Cobsldering my case almost miracle deem IL neees.
sary for tie good Of the airted and duty owe 10 the
public. ~ ~
blessings of God rest upon the propretos of 10
valuable medicine Wistar's Balsam of wild Cherry
routs' respectfully, WILLIAM H. BAKnR.
Cures similar tie nhove are constantly belng Der.
'nred IN otier parts Of onr country and we should In
a'l upon all wlo afflicted with pulmonary diseases to
resort ut to this the only remedy that can be relied on
for cure.
Streets by SANFORD e PARK,
General Agents for the Westera states.
Sold by Fl G. LEE Kalida.
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j. ]. AC HERMAN.
Attorney ahd Counsellor at Law.
KALrDA, PUTNAM COUNTY, OHIO.

NOTICE.
A petition viii be presented to the commi,.
IN slonersoi Putnam County at their next ses-
sion for county rood, commencing at the Fo-t
Jennings road. thence in a southern direction be
tween the land Of G. Rather g. NJ. Schneider. to-
ship. 'o"''-
Jennings township, March Both. I347.
Slsc A PETITIONER.
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AND DRESS MAKING
MISS MARY ]. BRITTON

yETOULD inform the ladies Of Putnam Coun-
w ty. that she may at all times be found at
James Turner'S. half a mile east of Columbus
Grove, prepared to execute all orders in the line
Of Bonnet and Dress making, in q neat and taste
fu manner and at prices that shall be satisfactory
All kinds of grain and such produce as is usually
taken at the stores, will be received in exchange,
and cash will not be refused.
Columbus Grove. Nov. "a, I846. 30lzw
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ANOTHER NEW YEAR

AMID the ever succession OF peios more has 70.
vowed around How ffsugt with food for thought are
those "miie stones" In human life ~
CHANGE AFTER CHANGE ..
how many the chnnges-tnt retrospect Of the mast II
mouths will conjure up TO view
THE STRUGGLING POOR
ave IN some instances been mnde happy by the dawn Of
orlghter days; while those haskipg In ne n
SUNSHINE OF PROSPERITY
nave mad to taste Il bitter pnnps Of want How ouaht
these vivid lessonsfrom off LIES truthful page-io str
up the heurts of all
TO goodly deeds,
And tlourlts OF sympathy
Death oo has not been idle; ut has helped to make up
changes OF tie past year. And whore health once took
us hode, disease now holds In thraldom But how Of
In III health attributed to "
NEGLIGENCE OR PREJUDICE,
wcn Induces the suffering invalid TO refuse using the
Tile experience OF more thnn
Ten THOUSAND TRIALS
proves ne uneqnaled value OF that pleasant and moa
celebrated mrdirine,
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
For Dissases Of the Lungs and Brsasti
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Ghe MIgdTa 5emGooGe
is PUBLISHED Ev ERY FRIDAY MORNING.
BYJAMES MACKENZIE.

rrgws Ifpuid within six months from the lime OF sub.
ri fNg, no
sner six MONTHS nnd within the year,. ..... . So
6dosrtising.-For square weeks, ..........I 90
For enrh sul,seQuent iBsef tom. ~
Yearly .adpsriissmsafs will he charged for enc soude
or less ............. $500. -. 00.
For one cOilini, 80 nn
" No unpaid letters taken from tie Pos. ufse and no
paper discontinued until all arrenraIs ;s;.d
0- Whent. Corn. Potatoes and an Produce general ,
vii he taken ut market prices. ~.t - =
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R6ET1N Sec Is hf of the n e or =. 30 80. 8 IS
WIFI OF the n eqr... 10 0.... 25
ehfot the n qr... 80 .... 25
NV fr Of u wqr... 3g5 500
swfr of II est or :. So 80. J. 25
III OF the W Qr... eU 80. 2j
ehfOf tbe qr... 60 80. ] %
whfof the Q Dr.. go .... 25
emf OF the qr... 40 .... %
The nhove lands will not he sold less than five dollars
pei acre. nor less than the appraised value.
NAHUM SMITH, Aaditor.
AUDITORS OFFICE, Putnam Co., o.
Kalida, March "a. Ia47. 3l7fw
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IT IST Of Letters remaining in the Post Office
IL at Kalda, Ohio, on the first daj Of April, A.
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THE KIDD TREASURE,

Our readers will remember the story. ia
1914, Of the wonderful discovery. that The
weasel commanded by Capt, Kidd was sunk
by him, with great amount Of treasure, near
Dunde1fcad mountain. in the highlands Of
the Hudson. Explorations we're said 10 have
been made and considerable number of
gold and silver coin Of an old date and va
rious other curiosiiies were brought up from
the wreck and shown as verilable wonders.
Alter the public creduli;y was bought TO a
proper pitch, company was formed and
shares created 10 The amount of $500, 900,
which were eagerly brought up, and com
pany with diving-bel and other necessary
apparatus, commenced operations. The
imposition was carried on and an amount OF
new scrip issued, upon the strength Of a
busy report of the success Of the company.
The whole affair has been blown up lately,
by the filing Of a i'll in chancery to invest.
gate the matter. by one of The largest stock
holders. 1t has exposed one of the mosl
plausible, but shameless frauds ever practi
eed upon the pnblic. The coins and other
curiosiries have been proved 10 have been
manuiac tured for the occasion. The mer
engaged in this fraud are said 10 be worth,
SOME OF them, half a million of property
The law can give no redress 10 the victims
and snch is public creduliiy tina; we presume
the next plausible hurnbug will meet with as
good Eocccss.
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Bowel COMPLAINTS occur more

Bowel COMPLAINTS occur more fIe-
quently during the summer months
than at any other period, because
at this season of the year, the
system being debilitated, digestion is not
sufficiently active to dispose of the food
before it becomes purified; hence pecu-
liar acid is generated in the stomach,
which is the cause of those horrid diseas-
es called dysentery and, cholera morbus,
inflammation ofth bowels, &c. Wright
Indian Vegetable Pills are natural rem
edy; and therefore are certain cure for
all kinds of bowel complaints; because
they cleanse the stomach and bowels from
those putrid humors which are the cause
of the above distressing complaints. They
also aid and improve digestion and purify
the blood, consequently, as they remove
the CAUSE of every form of disease, it is
absolutely impossible for them to fail in
making perfect cure of dysentery, chol-
era morbus, inflammation Of the bowels,
sc.
Beware Of Countcrfeits Of all kinds Some are
coated with sugar, others made to resemble in
outward appearance the original medicine The
safest course is purchrse Of theI regular agents
only, more Of whom may be found in every
village and town in the State.
New England Office and general depot, l9s
fremont Street Boston
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No-PARrrIsM.-The Boston Atlas, in al
1u,iing to The cant OF the day, among a large
class of political prudes. thus gives its definl
ton Of the term No Partyism,'
A great deal is said about party men. For
our part. we like party men, As We define
the term. it means men whose political &C.
ton is regulated by certain fixed principles
and those who adhere to those principles with
the same ipfesibility that they do TO any
principle ofreIigion or morals. A true party
man, therefore, is sincere in what he says aad
does. BY the success Of his party, he be-
lieves that lasting benefits are TO accrue to his
country and 10 the whole people. he can
not abandon his party, because he Cannot
give up his principles. A no-pary man is
"A term which has no meaning. II is a mis-
nomer-a deception. We never knewia man
out Of bedlam that was not in some sense,
party man. Even no-partyism is partlzan
Indeed, the strongest parlizans we ever knew
werc men who professed to have nothing TO
do with politics.
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STATE OF VERMONT, Be ii remem-
District Of Addison IS. bered that at a
Probate Court held at Middlebury. in aud fer
the District of Addison. on the 22th day OF
July, A. d. lS47
John M, Weeks administrator. with the
will annexed 10 tie estate of
EPHRAIM CROOK,
late of Salisbury in said district, deceased,
moves thiscourti orpartition Of thereal estate
Of the said deceased. be made among the
part and devisecs OF said de, eased. agreea-
BILE TO his las. will and testament, and that
commissioners be appointed for that pur-
pose: ltisordered that said administrator give
notice TO all persons interested, 10 appear
before this Court, at n session thereof to be
holden at the Office of the Register OF this
Court al said Middlebury, on Thursday the
10Th day Of August next; al one o'clock in
the afternoon, al which time aud place this
Court will appoint commissioners TO make
partition Of said estate. by publishing GER
lifted copy oil this order in the Northern Gal
axy-a newspaper printed at said Middle
bury three weeks succc sively previous 10 the
time Of said Court.
J. S. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy of record,
10 Attest J. S. Bushnell, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

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 32th day OF July A. D. lS47.
Oliver Hyde.named executor in an instru-
ment purportng 10 be tine last will and tes-
toment of
RUFUS PERKINS,,
late Of said Middlebury deceased. presents
the said instrument, for probate; 1t 10 there.
fore ordered, that said instrument be consid-
cred for probate at sessisI of seid Court,
to he held at the office Of the Register of this
Court. in said Middlebury on Thursday The
18th day of August lS47al i, O'Clock P. NJ.
and that notice thereof be given 10 all per-
some interested. that they may appear and
make their objections ifany they may have,
TO the probate and allowance of said will by
publishing a certified copy o:ihis order in
the Northern Galaxy-a newspa, er printed
al said MiddIebury, three weeks success
lively previous 10 the time Of the said
Court,
Jed, S. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy of Record. 4.
attest Jed. S. Bushnell Register.
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1.1u DuLMGHAM JUN.

v,,.-, i, an, politician in the state Oh 0,
-. double portion Of public inoigna-
~, ar the acts Of his political lie ny
- h,;cf career for one term in congress u Aui
,:,;,,h.u During this period, the subjects
ehich most deeply agitated the puOhc councils
A.. .,,oxst;on of Texas, the ludr, and the
ur;,-,o, prox;so. In Vermont, with the exception
of,h,so miserable slaves Of party, the editors OF
-. ;o,,r1,oIs with a very small band Of tide wal
Sor office all men of all parties were united in
onnosition to these three measures oflocofocoism
And what but course ofdisgraceful paltering was
,,rsued by this same Paul Dillingham; Jr.
Paul voted for the annexation of Texas, with
constitution forever prohibiting her legislature
rom abolishing slavery wthin her limits Du-
ring the progress of the three million bill embra'
cling the Wilmot proviso, Paul voted once Tor 1t
and it passed the House. But on the question oil
LAYING bill from the Senate on the table when
rejected the Wimot proviso, so as to give the ocn
ate an opportunity to vote on the House bill JUST
passed, the same Paul Dillingham; voted in
manner calculated to defeat the Wilrnot proviso
and contrary to all those who were friendly to it
That is he voted not to lay the bill on the table
But when Immediately afterwards the bill ofthe
Senate rejecting the Wilmot proviso was ordered
to be read, and the main question put, where was
this same Paul Dillingham; Jr.7 He comes up
missing His name is no where to be found on the
record. Alas, poor lodging shrinking Paul Diing-
ham Jun Even with the honest and intelligent Of
your own party, your name must be in the most
disgusting odor.
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STATE OF VERMONT, /
nisfrict af Addison ca.


Be it remembered, that at Probate Court held
at Middebury, in and for the District of Addison,
on the 22d day of July A, ID. ls47,
Abel P Skiff named Executor in an instrument
purporting to be the last will and testament Of
POLLY p. SKIFF,
late Of Brdport in said District deceased presents
the said instrument for probate 1t is therefore or
dered that said instrument be considered by this
Court for probate, at the session of this Court to
be held at the office of the Register of this Court
in said Middlebury, on Thursday, the 10Th day of
August A D. ls47, at one O'Clock in the afternoon;
and that notice thereof be given to all persons in
terested, that they may appear and make their OBJ
jections, if any they may have to the probate and
allowance of said will, by publishing a certified
copy of this order in the Northern Galaxy, week
~ newspaper printed at said Middlebury, three
weeks successfully previous to the time of said
Court.
Jed. s Bushnell, Register.
, A true copy of record:
Attest, Jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
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HoRRrELE.-The Warsaw iIIlinois) Visite.
says Some three weeks since, Mr.. 'ohu
Wade. of Henry Co. was killed by his broth
err. Washington Wade. The deceased was
whipping his daughter, when the other in
terfered-this leading to alteration. Wash
ington drew pistol. aud shot. the ball en-
tering the arm and left breast. He died
several hours after The wound. The daugh-
ter rushed upon him with stick TO COM
plete the awful work.
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THERMOMETER AT VERA CRUZ

DR.. Barton, OF Vera Cruz, carefully noted
the range OF the thermometer at Vera Cruz
during the months Of May and June. The
weather here during the past week, has been
much warmer than in the city of Vera
Cruz, during any da, of tho two months.
The following is the average of the two
months -
Sun rise. Gam 3p. m. 9p. IN.
May 20 81 50 81
Juue, so 81 50 81
The range during ,ha hottest day in May
vas:
SO 81 e5 IS
There was no range as high during any day
in June.-Alb. Journal,
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County Convention.

The Democrats of Addison County are in
vited TO meet at County Convention al the
Town Room in Middlebury OIL the 2Slt Of
July Inst. at 10 o'clock a. M, for the purpose
of nominating a ticket for County Senators
and to transact any other business that may
come before the Convention.
W. Russell,
ALLEN MILLS, Co. Com.
JAMES FLETCHER,
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JUSTICE.

Tell the truth aud shame the Devil is an old bu
honest Proverb. Having formerly dealt in good:
II may not be thought matter OF arrogance fol
me TO say that
P. w. COLLINS & co.
are positively selling Dry Goods cheaper than
any other firm within my knowledge. Ihave
dealt much in Burlington and other places and
have lately dealt some with them and would
state for the benefit of my neighbors that in con.
sequence of their large sales and low rents they
are enabled to give the purchaser decided ad-
vantage over other stores in this County L. c.
Bristol Flats, July 90, ls47.
p, S. In all due Difference to others engaged
In The same business, Iwould say that 81 90 there
will buy much as SI.25 at the stores remote
from the Lake &c
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MIDDLEBURY
WOOL DEPOT.

Tho subscriber has leased the large Building
erected by MI. Ep Miller in the rear of Messrs. J.
NJ Slade & Co. store, where he is ready to re-
ceive Wool on 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.
1.-THE opening market price, is not satisfactory the
Wool will be held thro the season under the d.
rection Of the owners. JOHN WOOD.
June 2s lS47. CIV
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HFMrs. Fremont. (wife Of Colonel Ere
mont ard daughter of Senator Benton. who
left Warrington with the famous Kit Carson.
designs travelling, under his protection, for
eighteen hundred miles, to point where she
has agreed to meet her husband. Here is a
wife worthy of The young hero explorer OF
the Rocky Mountains.
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ASSOCIATED ALUMNI,

n- Members OF the Associated Alumni
Of Middlebury College, who desire copies OF
the Poem. pronounced before that body at
its last anniversary, by JONI G. SAKE, A. Nj.
will find few copies ofrhe Second Edition,
neatly bound in boards, for sale at the Book
store, of Messrs. Hagar and Clark, in this
village.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-07-27

ARENAS Cusllman, of Rochester, Harvey Bur-
ton, Of Norwich, Robert B. Cram ofWethcrsfeld,
Dearborn H. Hilton, of Chester, have been nomi-
mated by the Wings of Windsor County as State
Senators Also, James d. Bell, of Walden, and
Robert Whitclaw, of Rygate, have been nominated
State Senators by the Wing convention for Gale
donia County.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-07-27

COLONEL MAY-the captor of General La
Vega, and celebrated for his charge up to the
mouth Of the Mexican cannon at the battle of
Resaca de la Pama-arrived in Boston, last
week. Col May, says the Traveller. is full
Six feet high. aud is dressed in a plain black
SUIT, with a broad brimmed Mexican hat.
he is on visit to his uncle, Col, Samuel
May, ofBoston,
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-07-27

An Au,it- Rer paper, published not a hun
bred miles from Delhi, thinks The State Pris-
on "a place wholly unfit for The reception OF
any man who has the least respect for him.
self or regard for his good opinion of 9TH
ers'
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By Telegraph
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN ROCHESTER,

ROCHESTER, July 2I-l0 o'clock.
The Hydraulic buildings near the Falls,
were burned down his morning. They
were occupied by Pail and Sash Factory,
tao Woollen Factories, and an Oil MILL
The property destroyed was partly insured.
Loss from IL to $l5,000.
NETWORK, July lI-3I-2r. M.
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LIBERATION.

This may certify that 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
after this date.
TRACEY E. HILL.
Middlebury, July II, ls47.
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New wheatis finding its way to market in
various parts Of the country. The person
70 ''hom- the FIRST lot was consigned in St.
Louis, was instructed to sell 10000 bushels
deliverable in thirty days,
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3 .,d,,ction would have been lost 20 tic
scr this year he'd the depot not oeen es.,,,'le
- s. SIN our expectations may be d'appoin.eu'
- - Feia farmers to exhsnine closely LOT 'n'''
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CHESHIRE RAIL RoAD'-We perceive by
the papers that the stock Of this road. has ad-
vance within a few days. from 90 TO Sl,-
5 l-2 cents.
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SHERlFFS SALE.

A large lot Of Dry Goods, Hardware
Crockery, Groceries. &c. &c. will be sold
Public Auction; Ito satisfy executions in my
hands, at the store Of d. NJ. Rosseque, il
Whiting, commencing on the Sd day OF Aug
usl next, at 9 O'Clock n. m. A credit will b,
given on all sums over $50. for good endor
sed notes payable al the Bank Of Middlebury
with interest.
d. S. CHURCH, SHERIFF.
July &c. 1S47.
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MARRIED.

In this Village on the 18th inst by Emerson
R. Wright Esq. Mr.. Russell Williams to
Mrs. Matilda Hobbs, both of Wallham. =
In this Village on the 10Th inst by the
Rev. Mr.. Coe Mr.. Edward LIE Roy OF Boston
to Miss. Mary Jane More Of this place.
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COUNTY CONVENTION,

The Wings Of Rutland County are invited
to meet in County Convention at the Courl
House in Ru,!and, on The 4th day of Au-
gust next. al 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the pur-
pose of nominating Il ticket for County Sena-
tors, and TO transact such business as may
come before the Convention.
JOHN A. CONANT,
a. L. CATLIN. County
GEORGE c. NEAL, ( Committee,
J. EDGERTON,
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Freight cars, with rails, have passed over
the VT. and Mass, road as far as the connec-
ton with the Cheshire in Gardiner,
Keenc Sentinel.