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Rev. President WHEELER
STATUES OF ALLEN AsD cHITTENDEN

At the last session of tie Legislature, the Hon
George p Marsh and Gov. Paine were appointed
colnL ittce to correspond with the sculptor, Pow
crs. in relation 10 the execution Of the Statues o.
E1HAy ALLEN and THoSAs CHIITENDEN.
The committee reported that they had
communicated by letter addressed to Mr.. Powers.
End received an answer from that distinguished
eriist that be will execute the work within six
years for $4,000. The committee recommend
that NJ. Powers should be employed upon these
terms These statues are 20 be placed in the two
vacant inches in the capitol. It appears that no
rescralanccs, in any shape. of these subjects c!
scu plural representation, have been left as guide
10 the artist except that they are depicted by their
contemporaries as large muscular personages.
well fitted 10 be the pioneers in the settlement of
the STATE and 10 endure the hardShips incident 10
The pcrous times which tried mems souls" Mr.
Powers suggests hat the style Of tic dress of their
times wculd be the most appropriate, and that he
cannot imagine them in Greek or Roman COS
tame. We hope tie Legislature will consummaie
thc design which they have so ibcrally conceived.
They vii! thus pay just tribute to the memories
Of two of tie most worthy founders Of the Com
monwcalth, while they are enabled to bestow 4
well-meiicd need of praise upon the exquisite
genius of one of cur sons, who stands in the very
highest rank among the artists Of the age.
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MIR. F. Brown =

Mr. F. Brown
Dear Sir:-I have sometime past suffered
much from Jaundice and Dyspepsia at the
Stomach loss Of appetite and trouble and
pain from the least simple food, with paine
in the head and sides, slight cough, gen.
era! weakness and debility of the system,
After using a number of medicines without
any relief, l was induced 10 try your Sarsa-
parilla and Tomato Bilters. ! received i'm
mediate relief from the use of one bottle.
and feel gratifled for the great relief have
received. and would recommend it to all who
are suffering from similar disorders.
Yours Truly, FREDERICK B. SLAID.
w. P, Russell, Agent,
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was diminished demand for these articles.
The consequence was a fall of so per cent. in
the village for some Of these articles. and 9TH
e1s could not be sold for any price. What
was 10 he done! Where was the 500 to be
got TO send to New York; The first idea
that suggested itself, was 10 send this surplus
produce TO New York and get the clothing
in exchange, but it was soon asceriained that
the eggs. poultry, buckwheat, potatoes and
divers other things, which had aided TO make
up the 500 before the village market was
destroyed, would not hear the expense Of
transportation 10 so distant market as New
York. And what teuded to- aggravate the
case YVES, that these articles, the value Of
which was thus diminished. or destroyed,
were altogether the most profitable products
OF farm. If a convenient market was al hand
where they could be disposed of.
These Michigan Farmers now begin to rea-
son nationally upon this subject. as all men
will reason when they have been made 10
suffer by the adoption of plausible but false
theory. They come TO the conclusion that
10 determine whether thing was cheap or
otherwise, some DINER thing beside the price
it cost in dollars anC cents must he taken into
consideration. They found, that as they
wheat into clothing, it was necessary fer
them to have considered what the effect
would have been on The value Of these arti-
Giles before they resolved TO pursue course
which should either destroy or greatly de-
Preciate their value, and Ihey become entirely
satisfeddhat they would have been great,
the gamers by the continuance of the old sys-
TEN, By which they noninaly paid 25 per
cent more. but in reality 25 per cent less, for
their clothing than they now had to pay un-
der The new system. Let US take the account.
Old system:
Dr,-CIothihg, s125
CT.-l50 bus. buckwheat CSC per.
bushels SIS
200 bus. potatoes. SOC So S125
Free Trade or new system:
Dr.-Clothing, 500
Cr.-3O0 bus. buckwheat 25c per
bushels SIS
200 bus. potatoes, IL 1-2 $500
Leaving balance Of $50 bushels Of buck
wheat in favor ofhe old system.
The farmer never can increase the relative
value of his surplus produce by starving our
manufacturers and mechanics. and compel |
ing them to become producers instead of con-
sumcrs. 100 bushels Of whear, leo bushels |
of oats and loo bushels ofpotatoes, will bring |
more yards ofcloth,a greater number Of shoes, |
If exchanged with manufacturers and me- |
chanics " no live near the spot where lhsy are |
grown, than If sent 500 miles by inland navi
CATION to New York and $500 more across
The ocean TO England.
A farm within a mile Of flourshng man
uGac,uring villageis worth double line amour;
of one 25 miles Distant and yet the Free |
Trader advises me 10 inierpose the space oi
3 600 miles between my farm and the ulti- |
mate market for The sale of its surplus pro-
dncts.
used to think Pat was joking when he |
the entire saving of fuel by The |
use of two stoves, but verify he was wiser |
than the generation of Free Traders.
A MICHIGAN FARMER,
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TESTED BY THE EXPERIENCE OF THOU.
SANDS FOR TWENTY YEARS PAST!
THE
Vegetable Pulmonary BalSam

HAS proved itself the BesT Remedial agent
known for Coughs, Colds, Consumption. Asthma,
Phthis'c, Spi'tng Of Blood, Whooping Cough, and
all Pulmonary affections and Diseases Of the Lungs
as has, and can be shown from the testimony of the
respectable Physicians and Others who are en-
titled TO the most unquestionab!e belief After hav-
ing tried the many preparations, without finding
the expected relief, multitudes compelled to re-
turn to the use of the Vegetable Pulmonary Ba sam,
which they acknowledge TO be, after all, the best
remedy known for the above complaints,
D-BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTS AND
INVITATIONS such as Carter's COMPOUND Pull
monary Balsam, American Pulmonary Balsam, and
others in part bearing the name Enquire Tor the
article bv its whole name, the
eVegetable Pulmonary Balsam,o
and see that it has the written gnaure of Wm Jonn
Cutler upon a yellow label the blue wrappers.
Each bottle and seal is stamped Vegetable Pulmon-
Prepared by REED + CUTLER, formerly Reed
Wing & Cutler, In porters aud Wholesale Dealers
in Medicines, Paints, Chemicals, and Dye Stufs,
81 Chatham Street, Boston, and sold by Druggists,
Apothecaries and Country merchants generally.
For particulars endure for a pamphlet accompany
ing each bo,tle.-Price so cents. For sale in u ID
dlebury by ". P. Russell. n
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

We the subscribers, being appointed by The
Probate Court for the District OF New Haven
Commissioners TO receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands o. ali persons agaiGsi III.
estate Of
GILBERT EDDY
late of StarkSbOro in said District, deceased. ard
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto; And six moaGIs lIom tie Goth day Of
DC ODER 1877 being allowed by said Court for thar
purpose we DO therefore hereby give notice Ih-,
VII. aie..o TO the business of our said aproint.
ment, al the dwelling house of Wolcou Norton
in StarksboTo or The first day Of December and
the first Thursday in January next from time o.
clock foreaoos, until O'clock P. H. On each OF
said days,
Cdlrin Norton J
Eli Saedd commissioners
Dated at stzrksboTo this 27tll dav of OrtoLsr
is47. 27
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ag1LLIB@UGG
FEAMLE SEMINARY.

This Institution now in a fourishing condition,
will be opened for the reception ofpupils the Com
ing year with greatly increased facilities :or IT.
structions, on Wednesday, Sept lst
1t is the design of the Trustees and the Prin-
cipal of the Seminary to render this In titution
it superior to most others for G.oro1ph. practical
and finished education for Young ladies, render
ing them competent TO discb argc. with ability and
honor, the severe and varied uties which the ex-
egencies of our country 2ernf. nd at their hands
The course of study pre-, scribed in this Institu-
ton and the means of instruction adopted are
thought to be peculiar s and appropriately adapt
ed to accomplish Thu desirable end.
With due regr.rd 10 the comfort and happiness
ofthe pupils, Greater and far higher regard Is
had to their P.oper physical moral and intellectu
aldeveloper senl. While We would not wish young
ladies see, King place of education to forget the
advantF ges Of this place for health and pleasure,
yet " would not invite them here for these alone.
We offer them a far more enduring and substan-
tai cIuisition-moral discipline and intellectual
conquest.
The Principal is assisted by several teachers
well qualified for the departments assigned them,
who reside in the Institution and ready to
render such assistance 10 the pupils as they may
from time to time require. Ample philosophical.
chemical and astronomical apparatus for illustra-
ton and experiment is at the command OF the
Principal, and Lectures in the several departments
of science will be delivered during the year.
Tuition for quarter of i weeks
Preparatory Class $3.50
Junior. Middle and Senior Glasses $3.50
Drawing $500
Painting in Oil and Water Colors $500
French Language $500
Music with instrument $1,000
Board with fuel and lights probably 1900
E5No charge made for tuition less than one
Quarter, cases Of protracted sickness excepted
Forifurther particulars see catalogue and cireu-
lar, which may be had Of the Principal
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Destruction BY FLooD.-The valuable forge
belonging to Messrs Chapman & Son, situated
on Middlcbury River in East Aiiddlebury togeth-
er with a portion of the dam, machinery, ore
house and several tons of ore were last week
swept away by a furious frcshet The loss is
computed at from three to four thousand Dollars
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GREEK SLAvE.-The far famed statue of the
Greek Slave the work of Hiram Powers Yer
monter. is exhibiting in New York. 1t is said to
be visited by more than five hundred individuals
per day. This statue is no more nor less than
the likeness of beautiful female in the state of
complete nudity chisclled ont of marble Aliho
the skill of the greatest sculptor of the age may
be thus most strikingly eXampifed it is certainly
unfortunate that it could not have been done in
way less shocking to that delicacy which has hith-
crto characterised the manners of the American
nation
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THE TARlFF-A HOMELY ILLUS.
TRATlON

Suppose we could hire all our garments
made % per cent. cheaper in Europe than
they now are made at home. and therenpon
procure them from Europe, will any man Sc
rousIy contend that our country wonld be
benefited thereby Tribune.
Surprising the clothing aforesaid should
be got from England for nothing, will any
man seriously contend that our country
weuld be impoverished, or labor suffer!
Yet certainly if a gain Of 25 per cent. 10
the consumers is an injury TO the country, a
gain OF 100 per cent is an outrage,-Albany
Atlas.
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WOoI--ln relation to this article this week we
have to observe that the Boston Daily Advertiser
has advanced its quotations, and says "coarsc A
merican heeces are scarce and wanted. Fine
heecccs are not so quick. Saxony Al so. Full
hlooded ~ AZ l-2
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ded the House, such as our correspondent had sell
dom witnessed.
The hope of adjournment the last of the week
las vanished.
The bill to extend the jurisdiction Of Justices of
the Peace has become law.
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REPORT OF JUDGE WILLIAMS.

Our limits, this ycel, at least will not permit
us to publish this interesting document. In his
researches into the early affairs of this State, Mr.
Henry Stephens ascertained that se5ooo9 have
been expended by Vermont IN the public service
during the revolutionary war. At the last session
Of the Legislature, Judge Williams was appoint
cd commissioner to ascertain whether the Gener
afGovernment could be justly debitcd this sum,
or any portion of it. The result of the investiga
ton Of the commissioner is, that we have no just
claims upon thcGeneral Government for these ex-
penditures. The State, he says, should bear her
share of the sacrifices made for the achievement t
of our independence, the benefits of which We
enjoy in common with the rest of the Union. And
as, in the early days of the Commonwealth no
claims were made for reimbursement, upon the
General Government upon the grounds mention
ed, much less could they nor be justly urged, bar
red as they are by the lapse of half century.
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MARRIED.

In this town, on Tuesday the 25, by Z. Bass
ESQ, Mr.. James C. Tucker, to Miss Jane Fuller,
of New Haven.
In Middlesex, Oct. 10, by Rev David Ferguson
Mr. Arson J. Crane, to Miss Marilla E. Derby,
both of Huntington VT.
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STATE OF VERMONT: I
District of Addison S.
Be il remembered that, 81 Probate Court fcid
1t MildIehury IL and for The district Vi I'D i>Cn
On the 5th daF of October A. +. 1917.
Lois ford Administrative 0. tbs rs,1te Of
SIMEON ". CLIFFOID
late of Mddlebury in said District deceased, nc
scnls her petition in wiring this Court, pay
ing for license 20 sell all Ike zeal estate Ct said
deceased ioT the IuIrose Of I-!ius Tie &c. : CT
said deceased and expenses Of administrative.
therein -,!s firth lie amount CT the debts Of lie
deceased the expenses of administration, Tic si;-
ua,ion of the real estate and the value Of Tie CT
sonal estate, md that il is necessary toseil anne
real estate Of said deceased for ;he purposes store
said: IL is therefore ordered, that the SAID pciI-
tition Re considered by This Court, {; TIE session
thereof TO lie held at the Office Ct the Rcgi,t;r ct
his Court in sail Nlijdlehury, on Thursday The
eighteenth day Of Novemhernest al one CLOCK
in The afternoon and that Ectice thereof e Civ
IN 10 all PERSONS Interested, Ihaihcy may appear
and make their objections, ii any they may have,
10 said license being granted ~ ru' ishiIe GER
tifed copy of This UIGcr in Tie Northern GalsNv.
newspaper printed At said Middiebuiy n re
weeks successfully previous 10 Tie lisSr Of sid
Court
I'D S BasinsH R;gisser.
A true COPY OF record.
Attest J-d S. BRSinsV gis'cr. II
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4 true COPY q rec nd
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STATE OF VERMONT De it reu'e.a'zs-l,
District " Addison 50 ! that at Probate
Court holJ en- IL and for The District Of Addison,
on the Zist lay of October A. d. l647:
ElTphal Samson administrator with the vi
aoIexci, cfthe estate of
ELIPHALET SAMSON
late Of Cornwall in said District deceased presents
lis petition in writing to this COnrt, pray ing Tor
lcence to sell the real estate Of said deceased for
tie purpose Of paying the debts and legacits OF
said deceased and expenses Of administraiion, and
therein set forth the amount Of debts due 4 ON the
said deceased, the expenses Of administrations the
value of the personal estate and the situation cf
the real estate and that ii Is necessary to sell real
estate of the deceased for the purposes aforesaid
1t is therefore ordered that he said said petition &c
considered BY this court the session thereof to
be held at the Office of the Register of this Court,
in said Middlebury. on Thursday the 18th day Of
November next, at one o'clock in the afternoon,
and that notice thereof be given TO all persons in
terestcd, that they may appear and make their OBJ
jections if any they may have, to said licence
being granted, by publishing certified copy of
this order in the Northern Galaxy newspaper
printed at said Middlebury-three weeks success
sively previous 10 the time Of said Court.
Jed. s. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy Of record, q
Attest, Jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
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IlNlTICI q NUu!SJH ~. J
Be it remembered, that alta Probate Court held
at Middleburv in and for the district oil Addi-
olson, on the Dis, day Of October A. u. 1877.
jedi liah s. Bushnell administrator with tie
will annexed, ofIhe eSiaieOf
JEDIDIAH BUSHNELL.
late Of Cornwall il said District deceased Pre-
sents his administrator ceoun; for allowaitt;
Il is therefore oi1c?el, that slid account be e-
aa-cj and considered for allowance, al The s,>-
sion of this Cont 10 be held ii the Office CT the
Register Of this Court in said -Mide!ury, N
Thursday the 18Th day Of November ney', Il I
o'clock in the afternoon; tud that notice thereof
b, given to all persons interested, thar hey mSy
and make tieir o! ton 5, # any they NAV ave,
TO the allowance Of said accouEi, - pusii>EiIg
a certified copy Of this order in Tbs Northern Gal
ava new spaper printed IT > Id Middle, ny -
three weeks successfully Pr .i7;s 10 he tin -
>aid Court
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The Boston Almanac. for 1919.

y AG 0OG LOlx xl4&-2cS4ACSOa kG4 4S-&S
THE subscriber respectfully announces to the
numerous patrons of this little work. that tie
number for the ensuing ycar will be forthcoming
at the usual time. The business Directory has
been thoroughly revised and corrected, and there
have been other improvements, which 1t is bthev-
ed viii render the Almanac Tor lS4S equally as
attractive any of its pred ccssOrs. 1t Is inen-
ded 20 give in this number complete transcript
of all the Inscriptions at Noun AUBURN,-thus
giving to the country record or directory Of that
interesting city Ct the dead
81 g. MtssrY s Co, 70 Cornhill. and 1Hos.
GRooM, 50 State Street, are lie Publishers
Boston, Oct. rs, 1877. s. y. DIChINSON.
STATE OF VERAiONTl BE ii RENDERED. that
District OF Addison s. alta Probate Court
held at Miidierury in and for the District ni AG-
olson, on the 2lstday ofObioher a D. 1871, Sl i
vester Fisher administrator g. .Ge estate CT
ALDEN FISHER
late of Rip;on in iai Dis,ric licensed, rciIesents
to this Clurtthat the deceased was 10 his iIitun'e
III! er 4 contract tinGiIg IN law, 10 convey 70
Timothy Fisher Of sad Rir,On the wesi han vi
10: No 50 in said Rip;on, dravn TO he lisni OF
James IGwlcy in the hind division, IN Tie O. a.
nal charter bounds Of sid Ki ,on, coGtainirS 80
acres, and being The same land on Which lie sid
Timothy Fisher now lives: and the SAID - irlE-
istIalor makes application IN wiling % iSiS i'TI
for an Crdc or lice. 70 convey The sad !. Z 10
said Timothy lgIes lie - said coatraci; us
therefore Ordered. Ihai sad application lc cor
sideicd hy His Court; - lhe session tioTroi 10
hell attn session thereof 10 &c be!I1t re flee
Of the Register Of his CouIt il sid Midtcl uiy.
on ThuIs,lay Ike IS;h d;y C.! Ncremsci IcYL:t
one O'cloc ia ;he sfeIEJoa, aEd thai n"ilce ieic-
Of be given all Ter,0:S Interested, that hey io"J
appear and make iheiI objections, II any they EsT
have, TO said license leiug granted, 10y publish
ing certified copy cflhi5 order in the Nnr;LcIu
GalaZy--a newspaper printed Il sid Midi Lazy
three weeks succes lively previous 10 lie tine
vi said cOuIt
Jsd S. Basha>H r, eis;sT.
true copy ofrecOrd.
81 Attest III s. BaSiH.N R'eisiST.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

A true copy OF record.
Attest I'D S. Bushnell, R-gis'T. 81
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-10

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Die iunQe uuo Ih6ue Snlitlu Von,3 81 be-
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