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From Braros Saatiago.-The Matanoras
Flag publishes a letter dated Camargo. Jan.
), stating that report had been BROUGHT TO
Mier by Mexican, that Gen Quitmau
with 1000 volunteers, had battle the dav
before with $1,000 Mexicans under Gen IT,
rea, two leagues north ofVictoria. This re-
port was not credited by the officers Of ,to
army, who would be in possession of infor
nation at the earliest moment of such an o
vent. The letter adds
Gen. Taylor is some six days in the reor
Of Gen Quitman, with 5000 regular troons.
80, II Gen. Quitman should find things loo
warm Tor comfort he can fall back on Ger.
Taylor, and their united forces can repeI any
attack which Urea may make. Gen, Worth
is still at Saltillo, having been reinforced hv
three regiments of volunteers from Ohio.
Kentucky and Indiana. Gen. Wood is in
camp fifteen miles from SaiiIIo, on The road
TO San Luis Potosi, waiting orders. Santa
Anna can, il deemed expedent, reinforce Ur.
rea, by the lula Pas, with large force.
Mexicans inform me that such is Sante An
mas intention, thinking 10 draw Generals
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OUR FEMALt SEMINARY

We learn that the Examination Of this in
s,itu,ion on Monday and Tuesday Of last
week. considering the unfavourableness oftbe
weather, was well attended by the ladies &
gentlemen of the village. Unde. the direc-
ton of lis present excellent principal and his
able female assistants growing interest is
manifesting itself i'll this institution among all
who are DESTROYS Of thorough education for
their children. The examination which ex-
tended TO all the useful branches of female
education, was highly creditablc 10 both the
pupils and instructors. The compositions
which were read by several of The young la
dies were much admired for their propriety
OF thought an! beauty of illustration. The
Intervals between he examinations in the Sc
verer studies were rendered peculiarly atirac-
live by the musical performances OF those who
were pursueing this agreeable branch OF le-
male education. Upon the whole we learn
that the examination came of well aud 10 the
perfect satisfaction Of The friends Of the schoI-
ars and of The seminary.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-02-02
WOOL DEPOT,

At a numerous meeting ofihe Wool Grow
ers OF Addison County assembled al The
Town Room in MiddlebU:y.
Voted. That we invite the Farmers and
Wool Growers of Addison and the adjoining
Counties 10 meet at Middlebury on the
Sd wednesday, Of February. inst, heing the
18th day, at 10 o'clock A NJ. for the highly
important purpose o: taking into cons idera-
non The establishment OF Depot in this re-
gion for the asserting and more advantage
ons sale of Wool the great staple of Yer
mont
Ordered that This notice be inserted in the
Galaxy aud other papers in this, and Rutland
and Chitiendeu Counties.
Middleburv, January q. I647.
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Ma WISE AND THE BRAzlLIANs. The n.
Y. Courier & Enquiries publishes long let
ter from Rio Janeiro, dated November Is.
and giving very different version of the
quarrel between Mr. W. aud The Brazilian
Gnvernmenr. OF MIR. Wise, in general, il
speaks despnrInely. conveying the 'dea that
his diplomatic department is harsh, hasty
and offensive. and exciting strong prejudice
against the United States and their citizens
As to the particular affair Of the imprisoned
seameu. this letter says they were intoxicated
and fighting in the streets " hen arrested and
TINT The officer who accompanied them was
needleSsly violent ard abusive in his demands
FOR their liberation. il adds that the smbse-
quent conduct oGAlr. Wise was condemned by
The American residen,s.-N Y. Ccm. Adr
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Green Mountain Association, No. 4. Of
United Brothers OF Temperance, was organ
lied Monday, the 18th, at New Haven East
Mills, and the following officers installed:
Col. Ira Clifford President.
Milo X. Day, Isl lice Pres.
s. B. Flint I'd J5ce Pres
T. S. Thompson, Sd Jice Pres.
d. c. Smith, Rec. and c. Sec.
Henry o. Clifford, Rec. Sec.
S. Thompson. Treas.
F. NJ. Wheeler. Marshall
Henry J. Haight, Assistant.
Representatives, DIR. Erasmus d. Warner
and Col. Ira Clifford.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-02-02

CONGRESSIONAL FUN.-A decidedly rcI
affair occurred in the House of Representa-
iivcs, on Thursday of last week, in which the
well known T.. ID. Culver, Of Washin. ton
Co., N. Y and the equally well kuownI. Sau-
sage Sawyer of Ohio, were the principle &C
tors. Culver in one of his mild ard gentle
speeches on the War question had as it APP
pears, made some few dry hints at the Ohio
link -eaier which was not seasoned 10 The H.
king of the Ohio dignitary Mr.. Sawyer in
his reply made some gross charges against
Mr. Culver no denied the soft impeach
ments, aud Suddenly being called TO order i,
was found that an awful lie'-lay between
them. Time however was given for expla-
nation when Mr.. :. again reiterated the
charge that Mr.. G. had praclicrd anti-maaon-
ry as money making business, Mr. c. said
he had done no ssuch Thing 10 make either
money or SGUSGgcs He said he would not
have done this for all the sausages the Hon.
gentleman could eat in Two sessions he
however expressed a hope that he should no.
be obliged 10 fight himself out Of this Difficult
ty. II. however, such an end must come OF
ii, he should insis; upon the right, as the chal-
lensed party to choose his weapons, and said
Mr.. &. i shall choose a series Of links ard a.
ulue the consequences. These explanations
kept the House in Il roar of laughter. In
faci,. to the members. it was linked sweetness
long drawn ont Sawyer said he should pro-
duce documentary evidence to prove his as
seriion-Culver defed him TO do so-aud
here The matter rests for the present.
1t is shrewdly expected that links will rise
in anticipation Of the Gaming conieSt.-Ru-
Ldud Herald.
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The SoMERs.-We have now what is prob
ably an accurate statement of the loss OF life
occasiOned bv The capsizing and sinking OF
this vessel of Vera Cruz, vix: two officers.
Passed Midshipmeu Clemson and Hyuson)
and 30 men.
~ Some ofthe Boston papers state tina,
MIR. Gushing declines the office Of Colonel Of
the Massachusetts volunteers. If it is so.
1t. Col l.. II. Wright will probably be elect
ed to the place. The Evening Traveller has
The following:
THE CoLoNELcr.-Mr. Gushing, report
says. has gone TO Washington. lie has not
yet sigulfcd his acceptance of The CoIonelcy
OF The Mass. Regiment of Volunteers His
errand TO Washington may be to ascertain
whether such acceptance would he Il hinder
aHce or a stepping stone 10 10 The higher off
ice Of Brigadier General.
c. The Washington Union gives conn
Ienance to The rumor thar Gen. Taylor will
be recalled soon.
IL Ii seems that Santa Anna has not adj
vanced upon Sal'illo: and it is thought that
his attention will be turned towards Tampco
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To THE UNITED BROTH
Frs OF TEMPERANCE
OF VERMONT !

Mdllebury Association No. l.. Relief As
ISOLATION No. 2. Parker Association No. 5. &
Green Mountain Association No. L. You
are hereby requested 10 send TO n meeting of
Representatives. of Associations, 10 be hol-
den at the Hall Of the Brothers Of Temper
ancc Of Middebury Association No. |. on
Friday, February 5rh, at one O'Clock, P. NJ.
Your Constitutional member ofRep. 10 form
State Assembly, according TO the require
mcnts Of the National Temperance Cou-
gress.
Tie Brothers of the above Associations,
are all requested to attend said meeting.
w. II. WILCOX.
Jan. 18th, lSi1. P.U. B. Il.
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J. CoHB. Sec.

AxvUAL Suffer. The Young Mems TEN
rcrancc Society, as usual, completed the
evening OF The annual meeting al Browns
Temperance House. The supper was as
good as usual; the vii good humored. and
ilc good fellowship oil The party abundant
enough. and such good chere rs ezhilerales
TO sorill and generous enjoyment, but not
inebraics. II is thus ihs youiis men. and
,lc SCARED champions" OF The canse brace
themselves for The grand fight. and are ncTcr
so rsady for a year OF surccss. as when, after
the communication Of unanimous vote OF
thanks. they bid ''good night" to their cheer
ful entertainer.
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Wool and Worth from Salrilo, when he
would Immediately occupy the place. Fiji
teen hundred lancers are now lowering a.
round Gen. Woods encampment, waiting a
favorable opportunity TO strike.
Our roops still Continue 10 suffer from
chills and ievers at eYeryiost.
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DIED.

OfConsumpiion, on the 22d inst. at New
Haven, Miss Hannah E. Taylor. aged %
years.
IN Ripton, on the 9th ult. Marquis D. son
Of Martin II. and Melinda Powers, aged >
and months.
AccIDENTLY KILLED.-ln Huntington. on
the llih inst by The falling of tree, Capt
Solomon Rood, aged 40 years.
Mr., Rood was one Of the most industrious
and respectable citizen Of that town.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-02-02
NOTICE.

The frechoIders end inhabitants of the
village of Middiebury, are hereby notified
that a meeting of the Corporation of said
village. will be held THE Town Room, on
Wednesday. Feb. 10Th, ui o'clock in the
afternoon, for The following purpose, to
Wit
lst. The election Of officers for the year
ensuing
ID To vote lax on the inhabitants of
said VILLAGE.
Sd To DO any other business that may be
presented before The Corporation when
met.
JAMES N. SLADE. Clerb.
Middlcburv. Jan. 9Th. 1917.
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Keise, Scion Burroughs, H. Allen Esq. and
Des, Clifford.
For the south District DIR. Merrill, l.. ID.
Gregory, II. w Pearson. J, Cobb. }. NJ
SIade Esq, Prof Stoddaid and DIR. b Pearl
Lathrop. re.
SOLON BURROUGHS Sec.
Vergennes, VI. Jan. 18th lS47.
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- The Supreme Court closed its session
on Saturday of last week, being the second
week of the session. Reports of some ofthe
most important decisions we shall publish as
soon as they can be prepared for The press.
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ALSO,

which he has commenced and intends 10 con-
linuc at the same place. He will clean and
repair watches in the best manner. and war
rant the same. Those who have hitherto en-
ployed him in this branch of business. can
witness 10 his neatness and skill in perlor-
ming it.
MiJdlebury. Jan. 18Th, 1917.
n. 3. would inform The public that Mr.
Baldwin knows nothing about my new finish
1t has for some years been the study of most
OF the Daguerreoiype Artists TO find out
some chemical process thatwil form hard
and smooth surface over the picture. 10 pre-
vent II from fading. Which haze found
ont after trying many experiments. Some
OF The chemicals that use will stand grea.
heat, while others will mclt-the one preserv-
ing the picture in the process Of heating
while the others ere melting and forming a
lard and brilliant surface over il. If Mr..
Baldwin should heat his pictures in the pro-
cess OF finishing, as do mine.-his would
appear. where Il certain man wanted his
wife's picture 10 appear, and that was jus,
out of sight, and him calling her. | will
also site, HAT Mr.. BAL Twin he's been trying
to find out what my finish Is,-and iiid, he
asked certain man what it was, he told
him that he did not know.-well says Mr..
Baldwin, should like well TO know
what it is. The mans name and affidavit
10 the same he can have if he desires it.
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THE COUNTY commissioners

Will meet by adjournment at the Office of
The County Clerk. on The fourth Wednesday,
being the 2lth day ofFebruaLy instant, at 10
O'Clock IN the forenoon, foi the purpose of
considering any applications which may be
made for licenses, TO be continued TO the first
OF May next.
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AUCTION AGlIlI

WE wish to Sell of the balance OF our stock of
w Goods the present week, Comprising our
silks, Rib0nS, LGceS, MusiiaS, CambricS,
LatrnS. Bonnets, &c. land also our CGss-
imeers, Testngs, lNeriaoes, Aipgcas, Prints,
Hosting & Chores.
Sales 10 commence on Thursday, at o'cloc K
P. NJ. EFSale positive, Terms as heretofore.
c. BiRGE & son.
AlIdIleburv. Feb. 2l1Si7.
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IVAsHlNGroxIAN COMMITTEE.


Philip BaueIL Jacob Dewey William P
huntington
II hciug moved hat the report be accepted
collectively, the question was put ard car
ricd.
After which. DR.. Merrill was called for.
and made some very forcib!e remarks rela-
1--WE 10 the importance Of circulating The ad-
dress adopted by The State Convention.
Prof. Stoddard, said. he had rarely, il ever,
witnessed a better spirit Than prevailed at
the State Convention, held at Springfield
lie said the meeting was one Of great inter
est-that men holding high stations from
nearly all paris of the state were in attend
anoe and participated in The business OF that
body.
Prof Twining commended The young
men Of Niddlebury, and sold that very much
had been done by the Young Mems Tern
pcrance Society. in times past, but they must
no, relax their efforts, rs much still remained
for them to do &C.
After some remarks by Dea. Allen. Mr.
Rattell and ]. NJ. Slade and others, Mr..
Dewey chairman ol The committee 10 procure
supper AT the Addison County Temperance
House, reported lha; The supper was in rcadI-
ness, when after some farther remarks by
several gentlemen The meeting adjourned TO
meet al the town room ca Tuesday evening
next at : cicck.
J. CoHR. Sec.
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NOTICE.-Rev. X. Haven will preach in
The school house at East Middebury on
Thursday evening the lib inst. commencing
at early candle light.
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VAP0R OF
SULPHURICsETHER,

n. HARRIS NJ. D., Middle5urv Addison, CO.
vi after numerous and salts aeinry experiments
and on the united testimony OF the Nledi>al Fac
ulty of MiddlebuTy, can assure the public, that in
skiuI hands this preparation IS perfectly safe and
effcctual
Doct. II. has been enabled 10 remove teeth
without the leaS, suffering 10 the patient. and is
prepared to wait On calls at his office every day
until further notice all operations done in Den
tslry as uSra.
WE, the undersigned, having witnessed the
exhibition Ofthe SUlphuric Ether, by n Harris,
VI. ID. Dent i, do not hesitate 10 aver that from
the experiments we have seen him perform, and
from recently published Surgical Cases in the
Massachusetts General Hospital, and elsewhere.
have no doubt of the efficiency of this Agent. in
producing temporary inScnSibiliIy TO pain, when
with suitable apparatus, aSu used ~ him, it is
properly administered.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-02-02
"IjNRESTSTING SLIDE YOKE"


The subscriber would respectfully inform
the public that he is the proprietor OF this
kind of Ok Yoke in this region patented to
David ChaPpell Esq. of Sheldon VI. The
advantages Of this yoke for cattle who are in
the very troublesome habit OF crowGiug are
almost incalculabe by enabling the cattle
TO travel at Il greater or shorter distance
from each other, all inconvenience from The
dsagreeable habit ofhauing are avoided in
the worst Of animals. This object is com
pIetely accomplished by n wheel and slide
attached 10 bows with cogs which are placed
on the top of the yoke as will appear by
perfect NOODLE of the same in the hands Of
his agents All who have used this sort Of
yoke have expressed the fullest satisfaction
in its utility. He has appointed jeremiah
Pratt, OF Addison his general agent for this
patent. WILLIAM H. PRATT.
N. 3. The proprietor or one OF his agents
will be at ST. Adams on Monday January
9TH lS47. at the Anirrraa in Hur'in gtan on
VI nnd.iy the lila AID 81 Nerst Unes the
Thursday following.
The subscribers are agen'. for the follow
ing countless viz. Bennington, Windham Ru,-
land. Windsor, Addison Orange, & they are
prepared to dispose Of County, Town, or in
viduaI Rights on favorable terms 10 pur-
chasers. The yokes can be seen at their
residence in Cornwall, or at ~ Woods store
in Mddlebury. S. S. g. S. B. ROCKWELL
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ATTENTION THE
UNIVERSE !

/ too, am mp stairs nelr the south end of
the bridge. where all ;hose whO wish to have
their pictures taken. can have them in the
same new style, and with the same new finish.
have the pleasure Of informing the public,
,hat this new discovery has been in my pos
session two years. j have some specimens
thar are finished by this ne:c process, and some
that are finished in the modern style. Call
and see for yourselves.
&. w. BALDWIN.
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Middlebury Female Seminary

The next term Of the above institution will
commence on Wednesday the 9Th of Feb
ruary next. and continue | weeks
s. PEARL LATHROP, Principal.
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Prints =! Prints !!

All those who are in want of Il rich Calico
Dress at small price will do well to call at
the "Peopcs Store before purchasing.
". S.JokRsoH.
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ROOT PORTER.

THIS PORTER, being manufactured from
Of the most celebrated ROOTS Of Germany and The
United States, acts power fully as PURIFIER Of
the BLOOD, and is the BEST CATHOLICON er-
or discovered for the cure Of DYSPEPSIA. The
most free and liberal use Of this beverage so far.
from being followed by unpleasant reaction, tends
to restore regulate and inyisorats the sy-
tem The most delicate females NAV PaTtahe Gf IA
not ouly with IMMUNITY bat with the most sensible adj
vantage.
The Anti Dyspeptic Root Porter is composed en-
tirey Of Vegetables and as temperance Leverage
not surpassed.
The follow IN gentlemen have been arf',nted agents
10, the sale Of the abo,e ard ;he, viii Keep suP
ply constantly on band, rifrts vtHtrW - va.
addressed to them or the Proprietor. Z DC IL, pt
" attended To.
w. P. Russell, NJ. ID. Middlbury,V Vt.
G. W. Parmelee, Druggist Bristol, W.
MEssRs. T.. T. & Co Stevens Ve--crTcs ".
Manufactured in Burlington VI hv
w. AUNSCN-
For sale IN Barrels, Kegs, and Bottles Scnt -
my part Of the United Sia.es. -
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MARRIED..

On New Years Eve, at Fond du Lac,
Wis. BY Rev. Nj l.. Noble Mr.. John J. briggs
Merchant of that place, 10 Miss Elvira DIM
stead, late of Middlebury, VT,
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81 United Brothers Of Tenn
perance. -

viii holl their nexi meeting on WeGncs-
lay evening at Masonic Hall. Let every Broth
er be al his post