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AND IMPORTANT
DECISION.

In some of the neighboring manufacturing
towns, where there are large numbers of ope-
fatives-foreign, some difficulty has recently
occurred in the collection of taxes, the de-
mand being resisted on the ground that they
were aliens, not naturalzed American citi
zens. In consequence of this mistaken o.
pinion, three Enslshmen were arrested in
Waterbury the other day, and still persisting
to pay their poll tax, they were committed to
the Jail in this city. Considering this an
outrage upon their civil and political rights
as British subjects, notwithstanding legal ad-
vice to the contrary. they appealed to the
British Consul in New York, for protection,
as we'll as for his opinion in the case
MIR. Barclay, we unders and, Immediately
replied, and stated 10 Them frankly that they
were obliged 10 pay this tax, for the prote ction
they received, and The other benefits they de-
rived from The country in which they were
living. The Consul added, that ~ New
York, he paid all taxes. just as if he were
an American citizen. Upon the receipt Of
this information, they paid their small taxes.
aud then the costs. the latter amounting TO
about Sl4,o0, and we've discharged from
prison. N. Haren Palladium.
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2S229
2S3O7
Majority against Williams.
THE DEPOT.

We hope our wool -growers will not with
draw their attention from the establishment
OF Depot in this section of The country. If
commenced under happy auspices, and in
the hands Of a fair and honorable supcrin.
tendenI, in our humble opinion il cannot fail
ofanswering the expectations which have
been formed, of enabling The farmers 10 sell
their wool for prices corresponding with lis
real worth, and degree Of improvement, and
without being forced from necessity 10 sell
TO the first buyer, at the price he may choose
10 offer. Even those who cali expect no ad-
vantage from an assortment into different
qualities will find the price oil their wool en-
HANGED by the establishment Of a Depot.
We find that since Addison County has
preached this subjsct, it is attracting the ear
nest attention of other parts Of The State.
The papersi in Chiitenden, Washington and
Rutland Counties especially, have called the
attention Of the people 10 The importance of
The PROJECT
1t will also be seen in our last, that other
States are beginning 10 move in unison with
US, regarding it az The only effeciuaI remedy
Tor obtaining fair prices for the most impor-
tant staple OF Northern husbandry.
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DIR. WISTAR'S BASAM OF WILD
CHERRY.

This is a chemical extract from Wild Cher
ry and Tar. Every body knows tina, Wild
Cherry possesses important medicinal prop
ertits-and Tar water has always been admin =
iscrrd in Consumption, and Lung affections
generally by our oldest and best physicians.
This preparation embodies all the virtues Of
Tar and Wild Cherry in a much smaller COM
pass than any other ever produced. The
manner ofprepaung it, ond its success in all
Pulmonary and Liver affections conclusive
ly prove this We say confidently. no medi-
cine ever effected such wonderful cures. Let
no one give up 20 consumption's fatal grasp
without giving this trial. Being formed
from vegetable substances. coogeniaI a, once
TO our soil and system, it is safe, simple, and
efficient. A treatise relating to this subject
may be had at the agents for the Balsam.
Call and see il. BE sure and get DR. Wistar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry, as there are imila
tons abroad.
None genuine unless signed ]. BUTTS on
the wrapper
w. Russell. agent.
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A CARD.

Mr.. William Morton desires to express his
deep sense of gratitude to those who so nobly
contributed in rescuing the lad residing with
him from watery grave OIL the 9th instant.
The consciousness of having performed an
act Thus noble and worthy. will unquestiona-
bly, to the humane E:ind be of much greater
valve than pecuniary re,card. Mr.. Morton
hopes that the lad may live to bless those
who, in the hour Of great extremity. rescued
him from death that must inevitably have
taken place had it not been for their prompt
and efficient aid.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

We give below the returns from lSS towns
in this State, in which the majority against
Williams, the Radical Loco Foco candidate
ID 295. The towns that remain to be heard
from will overcome this and elect him by
majority Of about five hundred. We have
given also all the Representatives we have
received. We have made quite number
"I gains since last year. but we have met
with more than corresponding number of
iOsses. The House will be very close, but
We fear the Locos willhave the control.
Peeslee and Johnson, Locos, are elected
% Congress in the Merrimack and Coos dis
,,rcts. In the other two the allies have
age majority, but as their votes were divi
ced in both, there has been no choice. We
give The third district nearly complete, and
nal publish orr tables of the others hereaf-
~
lie latcncss ofthe hour at which VIC pre-
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Notice,

STATE OF VERMONT, Be it remem-
District Of Addison IS. bered that at a
Probate Court held at Middebury in aud for
the District of Addison. on the 18th day of
March A. D. B47,
Peter Starr and Sophronia Smith Admin
istrators OF the estate of
ADNAH SMITH
late of said Middlebury deceased. present
their administration account for allowance :
Ii is therefore ordered. that said account be
examined and considered BY this Court for
allowance. al a session thereof to be held at
the office of the Register Of this Conrt in said
Middlebury, on Thursday the 18th day Of
April next, at one o'clock in the afternoon
and that said administrators give notice there
Of to all persons interested. that they NAV Ap-
pear and make their objections, If any thew
may have, 10 the allowance of said account, by
publishing certified copy ofrhis order in the
Northern Galaxy 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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Lord will ever delightlo own, TO prosper and
10 bless.
Given under my hand al Enosburgh
this tenth day Of March, in the year of
LIS. our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and forty-seven. and ofthe independence
ofIhe United States the seventy-first.
HORACE EATON.
By the Governor,
FREDERICK BILLINGS, Sec'ru.
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THE MASSACHUSETTS,, NEW
HAMPSHIRE AND RHODE ISLAND
LICENSE LAWS AFFIRMED, &C.
Washington. March Glib.

Supreme Court Adjouned--ImPortarf
Decjsion-The Court met at the usual hour
lhi- morning. and after the business, which
occupied the Court for u short time, there
was an adjournment 10 the first Monday in
December, or according 10 Inv. There
were six of the nine judges upon the bench;
Judge fancy, Mclean. Wayne, Nelson,
Woodbury. and Grier.
An opinion was given upon the important
license cases, which were so fully argued
before the Court at the present as well rs
the last term, The judgement OF the Cir
cult Courts are affirmed. and the Supreme
Court decides that the States have right TO
regulate the trade in. and the licensing of;
the sale OF ardent spirits. Thus the law OF
New Hampshire. which controls the power
licences generally, and the law of Massach
useils, which forhids the sale oil any smaller
quantity of liqnor Than twenty eight gallons.
and the law OF Rhode Island limiting the sale
Of fen gallons, are all affirmed by the Court.
These cases have been ably argued by
counsel from each ofihe states and the de-
cision Of the court will happily put the qucsii
of power 10 rest; and settle, beyond success
fol legal controversy OF Ieast, the power Of
the states over The retail trade in ardent spir-
lis.
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MAJOR GENERALS,

There are now five Major Generals
Winfield Scott of Virginia; Edmund ?.
Gaines oil Tennessee; Zachary Taylor ol
Kentucky; Thomas Fl, Benton Of Missouri;
and William Cumming Of Georgia. All
from the slavehOlding sales. and all but the
first, shareholders.
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TsE EXPLOSION AT WArERvLIET.-The
Troy Wing says this accident was more Sc
rious tban was al first stated. II says:
while the workmen, IN the labo ratory'
near The gate. were busy making fuses Tor
shells, boy named White, in kicking aside a
fuse with heavy nailed shoe, strnck fire from
the brick floor The sparks fell among the
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DIR. WOODS SARSAPARILLA AND
WILD CHERRY BITTERS.

Among tile great variety Of medicines ale
continually coming before the public. there
has none found more extensive use, in Ca
ses ofscrofula, dyspepsia, liver complaint cos
riveness, morbid humors. and other impuriiy
Of the blood than the above popular remedy
BY the operation of the one, the morbid ac-
ton is changed, while by that Of The other the
irritation is alIayed, and tone and vigor i'm
parted to the debilitated parts.
W p. Russell, agent.
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A soldier just returned from the camp on
the Rio Grande, furnishes the following as
the manner IN which Dutchman who was
on sentry duty. proclaimed the hour. The
usual cry is half past ten O'Clock and ais
wek' The Dutchmau had forgotten the
precise words and sung out at the top OF his
voice-'More is den O'Clock and all ish bet
ter as good
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O0.).)0



There WAS pdgcd from the towns OF New
Haven, Wcy bridge and Shoreham in addi-
lion . thu; above $3.50 Flecces, provided the
location Of the Depot suited them. A large
number Of towns in which committees were
appointed were not heard from. In some of
those towns il is known thai a liberal sutscrip-
tiuns has been made. Several OF the towns
rel ortcd were only SO in part. The question
in regard towheie The Depot should be. was
taken up after some discussion il was voted
that il hercfcred tOMr. Blanchard 10 locate the
DEPOT al such place. as he should Judge best
Adjourned II. MUNSlL, Chairman.
A. CHlPMAN, Sec.
N. p. The ScCrctary requests all COM
miIlecs, & other persons having in their hands
subscriptions with Wool Pledges for the De
pot, 10 return them 10 S. Everts, Cornwall.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-MAncH g.

BRIGHTON MARIE T-MARCH 8.
At market, $40 Beef Cattle, yokes work
ing Oxen, &c Cows and Calves. 1900 Sheep,
about 80 Swine.
Beef CaiiIe-Extra, $50; first quality So
25; second S5,25; third do. s4.25 to AIS.
Working Oxeu-Sales were made at So2,
S94 and SIG.
Cows AID Calves-Sales noticed at 20. %,
% and S3i.
Sheep-Sales of lois al - 80. 50 rs, So so,
and SAYS.
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DIED,

In Keene, ~ H., on the 9TH inst. OF Con-
sumption, Mary Perry. wife Of S. p. Tuck
erman Of Boston, and daughter of the late
General Perry OF Keene, aged 90 years.
In Bridport, on the Sd of Nov. last. Mr..
Lemuel G. Derby, member Of the Sophie
more Glass in MiddIebury College. aged "a,
In this estimable young man. the most in
teresting traits Of native character were
combined with the graces Of devoted piety.
He consecrdted himself to the service of the
Savior at the age Of twelve wears, and ever
after eviuced an unusual strength of relig ious
principle As he grew up, he manifested an
ardent thirst for knowledge, and was espec-
tally anxious 10 obtain public education,
that he might be more extensively useful to
his fellow men. With this view, he entered
College; but he was able TO pursue his
studies only at intervals, in consequence Of
i'll health. He struggled with great persever-
ance and energy, against increasing disease,
till at length it became apparent that con-
sumption had marked him for the grave.
He died in the calm confidence OF Christian
hope.
Mr.. Derby was an ainiable and affectionate
son; self-sacri6cins friend; an assiduous
and thorough student. and a decided and ex-
emplary Christian. His friends mourn over
their blasted hopes, but they rejoice in the
belief that for him TO die was gain.
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Wool Depot Meeting,

In pursuance OF a resolution passed at a
meeting i'Ihc Wool Growers of Addison Co
and vicinity, Feb 17Ih. the chairman of the
several Town committees, met in Middlebury.
and organized by appointing Hon. II Nun
81! chairman and Azel Chapman Secretary.
The Committees ifcm The folio, in towns
presented their subscriptions with The num-
Der Of FIeeees pledged for Wool Depot.
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DESIGNATIONS.
A ND Fractures reduced with safety and &C.
II lerity, by means OF DR.. Jarvis

A ND Fractures reduced with safety and ce
n lerity, by means OF DR.. Jarvis
SURGICAL ADJUS7,ER,
And with less pain than by any other known
method.
All the most eminent living Surgeons of El-
rope and this country, who have seen this apar-
atuS, have spoken of it in terms Of the most de-
cided commentator.
ITS MERITS ARE
1. 1t admits of tree motion OF the limb during
the application Of force.
2. Any amount of force can he applied in the
direct Inc, Of the shaft of the bone.
3. The force may be applied gently and steadily I;
rapidly or aor7ly; retained permanently, or re-
Taxed inStaHtaneoRslg; and is at all times under
the perfect control of the surgeon without the en-
cumbrance ofassistants.
4. The points ofextenSion andcounier-extension
may be confined within the limits of any
round bone.
5. The extension and counter extension may be
applied in any position Of the limb.
6. Fractures OF the neck of the thigh bone can
be so managed as to ensure the complete use
ofthe limb, and at the same time give the pa
tientthe great relief ofreSting himSelfby change
ofposture during process oil cure.
Even dislocationS of long standing. and many
such as have heretofore been considered irredu-
chile, can, by means OF thisaPparatus, be reduced
with ease.
The subscriber having purchased the Adjus,ey,
is prepared TO apply it.
CHARLES L. ALLEN
Middlebury, March 8, 1917.
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WELL DONE, DELAWARE The Della
ware Legislature have passed joint resolu-
ton, requesting the Senators and Represen-
fatives Of the State in Congress &c oppose
the addition Of new territory to our Union
which shall not thereafter be free from
Slavery In The Senate the vote stood TO
3 in the House 10 10 10.
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EOur thanks are due 10 The Hon. Air.
Severance of Maine. Hon. A. Stewart OF
Penn. Hon. Mr.. Corwin Of OHIO, and the
Hon. Mr.. Culver OF New York for their
highly able speeches on the Mixican war.
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NOTICE.

The real estate Of the saie Ira Mills bay-
ing been sold. it DOW becomes necessary
that the demands due the same should be
Immediately paid, as The heirs are all living
IN o,her states as the agent IS anxious to close
inc business as soon as possible.
Any agreement for delay of payment, win
be adhered TO-. WIN. NASH
March |. 1917.
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BENJAMIN BACON

Continues his Daguerreoiype business in
Miss Adams building, u7 stairs, near the
south end of The bridge, where all those who
wish TO have their pictures TAKEN can have
them in new style and with a new finish.
which surpasses anything ever before offered
10 the public, giving the picture a higher lus
ire and harder finish than any chemical pro-
cess now in use by any other operator. This
is an invention of his own, and all those wish
ing TO have pcriecIand permanent likenesses
will do well 10 call and examine for them
selves, before getting them at any ether
place.
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VorEs on THE No LICENSE QuESrIoN.-
". publish the votes on The License Cues
ton by counties as far as received. There
are Two Counties from which no returns
have been received, Essex and Grand
Isle
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pare these returns, givs Us no time 10 make
any comments upon a result that we are
free 20 confess has notrealixed our anticipa-
tions.-B Atlas.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Wing. Loco, Independent.
Wilson. $3.50. Moullon, 5OS3, Preston, 1858
Ne,0 Hampshire Later.-The Atlas says,
1913 towns have been heard from,
Williams, Loco, has 2s229
All others. 2s3O7
Majority against Williams. IS
About 80 towns to be heard from, mostly
loco towns will probably give Williams
majority of 500.
Returns Of Representatives., 1873 allies and
l2O Radicals. Some hopes that the allies
have the House. but not the Senate.
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ATTENTION., Ki

nEThe members ofthe H. A. d. X. will
meet this evening at the usual place and
hour, for the transaction Of particular bust
ness. BY order of the O. L.
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No License maj


az We learn with pleasure: that lhr
subscription OF $4,000 which The university
Of Vermont has been struggling 10 obtain
has been completed, by guaranty of SlO,-
900 which the Waterman intmatcs was Civ
cnby Charles Paine Of Mortified. But how
ever this may be. the friends Of learning in
Vermont must heartily rejoice that this IT,
stifution will thus be able 10 free itself from
embarrassment, and render the great cause
of Education more efficient aid. We see
the sum was raised as follows:
Boston and Hartford. $500
New York City, 1896
Vermont, and vicinity, 44,0S9
Burlington alone contributed, $4,000
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Chairs !! Chairs -!

The subscriber has been appointed agent
for selling Nichols and Wheeler's Chairs and
will keep constantly on hand all kinds of
Chairs manufactured al their factory which
are offered for sale low.
All orders for chairs promptly attended to
by w. S. JOHNSON.
March Is. 1917.
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MARRIED..

In MiddIebury, March 0. Mr.. Charles
Landon Of Cornwall, TO Miss Caroline Adeia
Phelps of Middlebury
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STATE OF VERMONT,
n n

STATE OF VERMONT,
District of New Haven, SIS
3Be ii remembered that. at a Probate Count
holden at Bristol. in said district on the 10Th
day Of March 1917.
An instrument purPorting to be tbs last dIl
aud testament Of
OLIVER P. TURNER.
late of New Haven M rtdisrrict, decensc6.
was presented to said Court for Probate, by
the Executors therein named; whereupon.
the Court ordered said Executors TO motif, ais
persons concerned TO appear al a probate
Cont to be holden al the Office Of tie Judge
Of said Cosrt, in Bristol in said district on.
Thursday the 9Th day of April Ie47. At To-
O'Clock forenoon, then and there 10 jbj, CT to
the probate Of said will, If they see t''use, hy
publishing certified copy Of thISOrler, in lilo
Northern GALAXY, Il newspaper printed nj
MiddlebaTy, in the County OieAddison, three
weeks snccessively previous To the time Of
said CoHrt.
Hurrey .Hansi-l Judge
A true copy Of record,
Attest H. Hu,ls7L, .Juder
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ALSO.

which he has commenced and intends TO con-
rinue at the same place. He will clean and
repair watches in the best manner. and war
rant The same. Those who have hitherto en-
pIoyed him in this branch of business. can
witness 10 his nealness and skill in perfor-
ming it.
Middlebury. Jan. 10Th, 1S47.
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IAo VAhhA5RsH!A

20 VA lhhlA!sHseflG
HAS in store. and offers for sale, large
Ill supply of CHOICE TEAS. con
sisting of
Medium to finest dyson Skin,
Various grades Twankey aud lmpeIi-
al Twankey,
Hyson and Twankey Hyson,
NiugyOng Pouchong &c. &c.
The above Teas were selected with care
and are warranted fresh. ALSO, on harnl
full supply Of superior
T Taru lUs: and nd'A COT Powdered , Loaf,
Rio, and Brown Sugars.
No ! Mackerel and Salmon,
Pure Winter Sperm Oil.
Porter's Patent Burning Fluid,
q Sperm and TalIow Candles.
Rasins, Spices, Starch, Soap &C..
Which will prove equal to recemmenda-
ton, and will he sold cheap for cash or
most kinds of Produce. 81
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NOTICE.

THE Subscribers would give notice 10 all
who are indebted TO them that immediate
payment will save them COST"
JOHN B. HUNTLEY & CO.
Salisbury Nov. %, 1916.
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BOSTON MARKET-MARcn 8, 1876.
WOOL. Duly, 80 per ct.
Moderate quantities Of fleece anJ pulled
Wool have been received from the country
during the past week, and have been readily
taken by manufacturers at our quoted rates.
....chnd IL
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STATE OF VERMONT.


Be it remembered that, at Probate Court
held at Middlebury, in and for the District Of
Addison, on the 9Th day Of March, A. D. ls47.
Kent Wright, Homer Wright and Warner
Wright executors OF TIE last will and testament of
ELIJAH WRIGHT
late of Shoreham in SAID District deceased, pre-
sent their administration account for allowance:
II is thereupon ordered by this Court that said ac~
count be examined and considered for allowance;
by this Court, at the session thereof TO be held At
the Office "A. G. White Esq. in said Shoreham.
on Thursday the first day of April next. at one
O'Clock in the afternoon; and that saiS executors
give notice thereof all persons interested that
they may appear and MIKE their objections, If
any they may have, TO the allowance of SAID az
eoUni by publishing certified copy of this oTder
m the Northern Galaxy-a newspaper printed al
said Aiitlebury-three weeks successfully pre-
vious 10 the time ofSaid Court.
Jed s. Bushnell, Register.
a true copy Of record,
45 Attest, Jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
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ESTATE OF NATHAN CASE.

ESTATE Uf NAIHAN CASE.
We, tho subscribers. being appointed sg
the Probate Court for the District Of Add
son, Commissioners TO receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands OF silpersons
against the estate of Nathan Case, late OF
Middlebury in said District. deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in of
set thereto: And six months from the 22&
day of February 1877. being allowed by saif
Court for that purpose. we do therefore gise
notice that we will attend TO The business OF
our said appointment, at the office of Bar
her & Bushnell iii MiddIebury. on the first
Monday in April and the first Monday in
August l947, from nine o'clock A. M. antis
four o'clock P. NJ. on each OF said days.
NAHUM PARKER, I Com
GEO. S. SWIFT. missoners
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