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DIED.

In Putney, on Tuesday, the 9th inst, Hon.
Phineas White. in Lis 77,h year.
He was born in South Hadley, Mass. o.
lober 80, 1770. and graduated al Dartmouth
College. in 1897. just fifty years ago The en-
SUNG Commencement,
In Whiting July 81, Frederick g. infant
son Of John G, and Susan c, Gay, aged five
months.
In Whiting, July 81, OF Tyrhus Fever,
Marietta, daughter oil Lewis and Alvira
Pond. aged IA years.
In Weybridge, on The 25rh ult,, Mis-. Bru-
nellie Cotton, aged 40 years, wife Of Mr.,
Lyman Cotton oil that Town.
In Sudbury. on the 29rh inst, Mrs Malona
G, " lie Of George B, Wellington. aged 25
years.
In Whiting, on the Is OF July, Mrs. Han
nah NJ. Locke, daughter Of Henry Selling
ham, aged 10, years. She was resigned 10
the dissolution she expected and gave evil
dence to her friends of a pious trust in the
savior.
In this town, July 18th Mr.. James D. More
aged % years.
The following resolutions were uuani-
HousiE duoptcu az d HitcliuS vi dseOClhtiOIi
No l. United Brothers OF Temperance oil
which The deceased WIS an honorary men,
Der.
Resolved that in the removal by death
from lis our brother James d. More, our or
der has sustained n great loss. Tor lie pos
scssed in an eminent degree those traits Of
character that endeared him 10 lis all, and
which were calculated TO give him an in
huenc for good lvhercrer his example 1cds
seen and feh. Resolved that we deeply
symparhise with the citations of The deceased
& desire thai the Consciousness. of his many
virtues may assuage their grief, knowing
their loss is his gain.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-08-03

YELLOW FEVER IN New ORLEANS We
observe in the report Of The Board Of Health
Of New Orleans for the week ending l0;h inst,
that there were five deaths. by yellow fever.
in The Charity Hospital during The week. and
two or three cases we're still under treatment
in the institution. They appear TO have orig
mated in the city; and no facts have come 10
light TO prove any connection between these
cases and The fever prevailing al Vera Cruz,
or other foreign ports.
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STATE OF VERMONT. I


Be it remembered, that at Probate Court held
at Middlebury, 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 Bridport in said District deceased presents
the said instrument for probate tbs 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 18th 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
iections if any they may have, to the probate and
allowance of said WILL by publishing 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, R>gister.
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NEWTON ACADEMY.

THE Fall Term Of this institution will com.
mencn on Monday, August 23d under the in.
struction of P. H. SANFORD, A. B., as Principal
and Miss H. A. PERRY, teacher of Music.-
From the success and general satisfaction thai
have attended the instruction in both departments
during the past year, We confidently recommend
the Institution to the public as worthy of its pat
ronage and hope and trust that it will receive it's
due share There is connected with he inStitu-
ton both Philosophical and ChemcalAppara-
tus, sufficiently extensive 10 illustrate the most
important principles in those branches of study
Board can be obtained in respectable families on
re asonable terms.
In behalf of the Trustees.
E. BUSH, Clerk.
Shoreham, July 81, ls47. IA
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The President has appointed Col. Price,
now at Santa Fe, Brigadier General in
place of Col. Jefferson Davis, who declines
the appointment Col Davis is to be ap-
pointed Senator from Mississippi, in place
Of Senator Speight lately deceased.
ANNEXATION IN AFRIcA-John B.
Russworm, the Governor Of Liberia, has
issued Proclamation, announcing the
annexation of a number of African Kings,
subjects and territories, to that colony, by
formal deed of cession, oftheir own free
villa gratifying proofofthe wholesome
influence which the colonist have obtained
over the native tribes. 80.
Mr.. Solomon Hobart. of Randolph, VT.
has captured pair of white rats. They
are similar toour common rat, only some
what larger and more active. Their color
is of spotless white, their fur soft and
downy, aud their eyes of a fiery red
which twinkle like stars.
Mr.. Webster has been killed by buW
A wag says, he has so often taken the bull
6y the horns, that there is no fear of him
in such a contest; and that the bull that
kilt him was an Irish bull.
uNcLE SANS CASH Account. The
New York Express has received an unoffi-
cial statement of" Uncle Sans Cash Acc
ouni, "bS which't is made TO appear, and
pretty clearly too, that the deficiency, TO be
obtained by loans in 1913, would amount
to about $40 000,O 900!
Hon. John Quincy Adams completed
his S0th year on Sunday, the | 18th inst.
1t is calculated that there are three mill
ion of dogs in France, and that their cost
is GI5, 100000 sterling.
Brooklyn, N, Y, is called the city of
churches and not without good cause
There having been forty-six churches built
in that city since the year 1923.
A hearty laugh occasionally is an act of
wisdom: it shakes the cobwebs out OF a
mans brain and the hypochondria out of
his ribs
The magnetic telegraph is becoming so
general that the result of the presidential
election in 1913 will be known throughout
the United States the day after it is held.
A table of the weekly deaths in the city
of New York, for the first six months of
this year, shows the number TO be $3.50,
out of population of half million.
The Queen, on the advice of Lord John
Russell, has settled onMrs Chalmers( the
widow Of the late Doctor Chalmers } and
her family, pension on the civil list of
goo year.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-08-03

G"Thc State that sends Gen James Will
son TO Congress sends powerful deles alton.
though IT should consist of but cne individual.
No sIauncher or nuer Wing than he will 20
TO the next National Legislature AS a geneI
Gus hearted man, ready and powerful spea-
ker, an ardent patriot. he will certainly be
hailed at Washington as one OF the most wei
come members of the next House. There
will be found few "talIel"men in The body.
ether in The literal or fguralive acceptaton OF
that term, as understood by us Yankees. -
Cor. Of Nat. INTEL
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American ART USIoS--We have received
q Pamphlet under this title. This association
Judging from the very extensive list of its subscr-
bers each paying in five dollars must be IN AMOUR
Thing condition. Its income last year was over
$4,000. One hundred and twenty-siX Paintings
were purchased and distributed among the mem
bers. 1t seems TO be zealously and successfully
carving ont the design Of its institution.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-08-03

CHURCH DESTROYED BY FIRE. The Ger
man Lutheran church Of 81. Paul's. at Phila-
JeIphia, was struck by lightning on Sunday
afternoon, soon after The congregation had
retired, and was destroyed, with two organs
and most of the church furniture, The
lightning struck The fIeeple, and passed in
10 Tie church; The wind was high and the
roof was soon in blaze. and The falling Of
The steePle into the church aided The progress
of the fire.. Loss about $20.009,- $4,000
insured.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-08-03

kEXTucKY.- The Louisville Journal ex-
presses some fears Of The result Of ihc ar-
preaching Congressional election. IN one
district there is Native American candi late
in nomination. In annIher two Wings.
In wolnthers. considerable dissatisfaction with
tic nominees; and in three others the vote is
always close. II would be a disgrace IN Old
Kentucky. if ether division or apathy should
give the loco fucos advantage i'll The impor-
tent pending contest.
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DEATH OF PRoF FisKE.--Rev. P RoryssoR
itlske. Of Amherst College died al Jerusa-
lem the 9th of May. "Soon after he had
Sci out on his return from jerusalem" (says
q letter from Amherst, "he was seized with
sMp .l of the, disenrry, so alarming ihatMr
"hHine, the missionary who was with him,
'3oh hun hastily back 10 Jerusalem, where,
9t'er lew days, he died al the house of an
L1Nopean Missionary, in the full possession
y us faculties and iriumphs of Christian
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u The Boston Post Informs us that in
AShficld, Mass. IA farmer set Il couple of gate
posts, both (which were taken from the bu,I
ola chestnut tree, ~ hich was perfectly sound.
One OF them was set with the top end down.
At the expiration of Twelve years, both were
taken up. when he found that oil the one in
verted, only the sappy part was decayed, while
the other had nearly roI,ed off.
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Addison County Democratic
Convention,

Agreeably to the call the County Convention
assembled at the Town Room in Middlebury the
2Sth ult.
S. w. Jewett ESQ., of Weybridge and DR.. Aus
tin Bradford OF Vergennes were nominated for
County Senators.
w P Russell
Allen Mills \ County Committee.
James Fletcher
The Convention then adjourned
P. C. TUCKER President
w. P. Russell, Secy.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-JuLy 2e.

Reported for the Traveller.
Al Market. 1862 Beef Cattle. so Cows and
Calves yokes Working Oxen. $500 Sheep
and Lambs. and about 240 Swine
Beef Catue-Eztra. Sc IS; first quality
Sc 25 second quality 1913 6; third quality
5 5,75.
Workine Orea-Sales made at S95, and
500 and Sis
Cons and Calres-Sales at $40. s25. S32.
s3s,
.Sheep-Sa!es of old Sheep at 81, to s2,75.
Lambs from 81 10 $50. $751;
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FOR SALE.

A large, commodious, two story, brick dwelling
house. advantageously situated on the Main street
of the village of MiddIebury finished and fitted up
so as to be one of the peasantest residences in the
place. :,
will sell the house with fairgrounds attached
the barns, stables, out-houses and appurtenances
at a most reasonable rate, and on any length OF
time the purchaser may require.
Inquire on the premises of
a EDWARD WAINWRIGHT.
August I'd. lS47. IA
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LiBER ALTON
SHERlFFS SALE.

A large lot Of Dry Goods, Hardware,
Crockery, Groceries &c. &c. will be sold at
Public Auction; (io satisfy executions in my
hands. at the store Of D. NJ. Rosseque, in
Whiting. commencing on the Sd day oil Aug
ust next, at 9 O'Clock a. m. A credit will be
given on all sums over $50. for good endor-
sed notes payable at the Bank Of Middlebury
with interest.
D. s. CHURCH, SHERIFF.
July &c. 1917.
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TON CoRwIN-THE WAGON Boy Our
correspondent. Boston, writing from the
Chicago Convention gave in one Of his lei
Iers The origin OF the term Wagon Boy as
applied 10 Mr. Corwin. the distinguished
Senator from Ohio, We intend TO add at
he time an anesdote. which has bearing
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LIBERA TION.

This may certify that 1 have given my sol
Hubbard ID. 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 hi
after this date.
TRACEY E. HILL.
MiddlehurY. July u, 1877
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NOTICE.

A Campmeeting will be commenced, with leave
of Providence, in the east part of Panton, three
miles from Vergennes, on land owned by Mr.
Sturtevant; on Monday, August 3oth, to close on
Friday or Saturday following.
Preachers and people of this and adjoining dis
tricts are requested TO attend. b. NJ HALL
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agIIIIg@TGG
FEMALE SEMINARY.

This Institution, now in n fiourishing condition
will be opened for the reception pupils the com
ing year with greatly increased facilities for in
struction. on Wednesday, Sept LIST.
1t is the design of the Instructors and the Prin-
cipal of the Seminary to render this Institution
inferior TO none, while they will attempt to make
it superior TO most others for thorough practical
and finished education for young Ladies, render
ing them competent to discharge, with ability and
honor. the severe and varied duties which the eX-
egencies of our country demand at their hands.
The course of study prescribed in this Institu-
ton and the means of instruction adopted are
thought TO be peculiarly and appropriately adapt
ed TO accomplish this desirable end.
With a due regard to the comfort and happiness
ofthe pupils, greater and far higher regard is
had to their proper physical, moral and intelectu-
Acknowledgements. While we would not wish young
ladies seeking place of education to forget the
advantages of this place for health and pleasure,
vet We would not invite them here for this alone.
We offer them far more enduring and substan-
tial acquisiton-moral discipline and intellectual
conquests.
The Principal is assisted by several teachers
well qualified for the departments assigned them,
who reside in the Institution and ever ready TO
render such assistance to 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 IL weeks
Preparatory Class $3.50
Junior. Middle and Senior Glasses $3.50
Drawing $500
Painting in Oil and Water Colors 5000 .
French Language $500
Music, with instrument $1,000
Board, with fuel and lights probably $500
yrNo charge made for tuition less than one
quarter, cases of protracted sickness excepted
For further particulars see catalogue and circu-
lar, which may be had Of the Principal
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A Western paper contains an advertisement of
& farm for sale. and inducementto purchase
it. says there is not an Anorn5y within fifteen
miles Of the neighborhood
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COUNTERFEIT los, Cheshire Bank. Keene.
N. H., have made their appearance in this
city, The different heads are very coarsely
engraved.
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STATE OF VERMONT Be it rendered that
District of Addison IS. at a Probate Court
held at Mikdebury in iorthe Districtof Addison,
on the 18th day of July A. D. IS47
Hiram Smith administrator of the estate of
ABNER WILCOX,
late of Brdp ortin said district deceased, presents
his administration account for allowance. at the
session of this Court to be held at the Office Of the
Register Of this Court in Middleoury, in said Dis
irict, on Thursday the 18th day Of August next,
at one o'clock in the afternoon, and that notice
thereof be given to all persons in erested, that
they may appear and make their objections, ii any
they may have TO the allowance OF said account,
by publishing a certified copy of this orderin
The Northern GalaIy-anewspaPerprintedats said
Middlebury-three weeks successfully previous
TO the time of said Court.
Jed. S. Bushnell Register.
A true copy ofrecord.
II Attest Jed. S. Bushnell Register.
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MARRIED.

In this village on Wednesday Evening
last, by the Rev. Mr.. Wickham, of Manches-
ter. Mr.. V. II, Dean. of Pleasan, Valley N.
Y 10 Miss. Della Anne Wilcox, of this
place.
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COUNTY CONVENTION,

The Wings Of Rutland County are invited
to meet in County Conventun at the Court
House in Rutland, on the 9TH day of Au-
gust next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the pur-
pose of nominating ticket FOR County Sena-
Tors, and to transact such business as may
come before the Convention.
JOHN A. CONANT, !
A. l.. CATLlN. County,
GEORGE c. NEAL, ( Committee,
]. EDGERTON,
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WOOD! WOOD!!

The subscriber has on hand. few cords
Of good: hard wood, cheap Tor Cash.
T.. c. CARPENTER.
MiddIebury. May 10Th. AZ.
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STRAY COW.
Sirayed from Paper Mill Village, in View
bridge, on the Sd inst. a light brindle micE
COW. with brass bu1tons on her horns. and is
ab,u ut four years old. Whoever will return
said COW TO the subscriber.or give information
to me, by Letter directed 10 MiddIebury
Post Office shall lie well rewarded.
HARMON FERGUSON.
Middlebury. July 14Ih, 1917. 1O:Sw.
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FPRINTS! PRINTS !iEU
w S. JOHNSON offers his present stock of
Prints at i reduced price to make room for Fall
stock. All those in want of Calico Dresses will
do well to call at "the Peoples Store"
July s. lS47
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SUMMER BEDS.

SOUTHERN MOSS.-A superior article.
prepared for MATTRESSES: iust
received, by FRANCIS & son.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-08-03

LOOKING GLASSES of various sizes and
patterns, offered low, by
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The President has appointed Col. Price,
now at Santa Fe, Brigadier General in
place Of Col Jefferson Davis, who declines
the appointment Col Davis is to be ap-
pointed Senator from Mississippi, in place
Of Senator Speight lately deceased.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-06
r u RACES.

The second spring meeting OUcr the
Maenolin Course, wU begin tn February
ne1t and continue str days.
FIRST DAY.
JOCKEY CLup puRsE 800, entrance 10
per cent added two or moro entries 10 en-.
title the winner to the purse. Mile heats.
Second race same day. Sweepstakes for
two.year-olds $3.50, entrance S75, forfeit
S25 declaration. Mile heats.
I'd. DAY.
JOCKEY CLuB PuRsB 5000, conditions
a. for the first race-two mile heats.
81. DAY.
KnNvrx STAKE 5000 entrance 300
forfeit $50 declaration. To be run for by
three. Searsolds; entries to close on the 18th
of November, and all declarations to be
made by Ist January next. Heats two
miles.
'sEUoNDY9a ACE SAME DAY.-Jocl4cy club
parse 5000, conditions as for the first race
az the meeting-mile heats, best three in
five. .
A 4th DAY.
LADIES pUURsg 5000, entrance ten per
cent, conditions as above. This race will
be under the exclusive control of the ladies
who give the purse-two mile heats.
9Th DAY.
JOCKEY CLuB PURSE $500, entrance ten
per cent, conditions al above-three mile
heats.
9Th DAY.
JOCKEY CLUB PURSE 300, entrance ten
per cent, conditions as aboye-four mile
heats
Persons wishing to make entries, will
address their communications to 4. Penis
ton ESQ. Secretary of the Club at Baton
Rouge, La.
There is at this time in exercise on the
course, the iar-lamed Fanny King, Red
Bird and several ether good un's. Mr..
Patterson thinks that Fanny viii be full
Jolly for Revenue or any other champion
Of the turf in the coming campaign.
A main of cocks will be fought during
the Races for $500.
ODOM & ELLIOT
Proprietors.
The following papers will please cop,
once d month for six months, and sent
their accounts to the Office of the BatoI
Rouge Gazette for collection viz: Nash
vile Union-N. @. Picayune-Louisian
Chronicle, st. Francisville-Louisvil
Journal-gpirit of the Times.
! Aug. 7-27. 6m.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-06
the DAILY NATIONAL WING.


Il published In the City Of Washington, {
cry day, ut . o'e1ock r. i'll. Sundays exceE
cd and served to subscribers in tae City.
the Navy Yard, In Geofgetowbt In Ale&andL
and in baltimore the Hatnn evening, nj tiK M
a quarter cont5 q week, payable to the sole .
gent nf tho Wing, g. l.. ulelrisl, Efq, or his
order. II IL also mailed to any part of the
United Suites for a4 per attttu, ~ w Tor six
months, pay Ne 10 advance. Advertisements
Of ten lines Or laHH ihge ted one time for fifty
cts. two tins for 10 cents, tlnoe tunes ier
~, one week for 81 10 cents, two "e0ks for
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three months for 40, six months for SIt.
one year for 800 payable always Ii ady4nce.
tins NATi0SAt Vine il what is nhr5C IN
dicates. II speaks tho sentiments II the Wig
party Of the Union on every Question vi pub
lic policy. IT advocates The Election To- lie
Pr stdgncy u Zachary Taylor, subject 70 tie
decision Of a Wing National Convention. 1t
makes war 10 the knife u15n all msa ~ es Of
the Administration deemed 10 bg adverse IL
The interests Of the country and exposes witb-
out fear 81 favor the eorruptIgps Of lbe partg
in p0wsf. lis columns are open 10 every
IN Il in thu country, for the discussions Of pc
titical or any other questions.
In addit on TO polit G., Il large spsco If tha
National Wing willie Devoted to publications
upon Agrieu tttfe, and ether useful arts, Sci
enCe ia gens.a ], Law, Medicine, Statistics,
&c. Choice specimens Of American and For
sign literature viii Also bo given, including
Reviews etc. A weekly LIST Of the Patents
issued by the Patent Office, will ltke~ isp he
ptibtished-ths whsle forming a C~gtnplets
family newspaper.
1HE WEEKLY NArfosAL Vine, ems Of trs
largest newspapers in the United states Is
made up from The columns of The Daily Ma.
,ional Wing, and is pui .lisbed every Saturday,
for the low price Of @3 per ann m payable ~
advance. A double sheet Of eight papes viii
be given whenever the press Of matter VII
justify J..
The memoirs of Gen. Taylor. written ..
pressiy for The National Wing. are In taurs,
Of publication. They com ncpesd With The
second number, q large number o fc0ties If
which, have beenp rinted, to supply calls fer
back numbers, CHA5s w. ENTON,
Proprietor If The National Wing
Aug. 14-28. Gmoa. (AdvfR 20 dolJ
7. ". All daily, weekly, and seni-Weskls
papers In the United States ate requested 4.
insert this advert aernent D, GO week for six
months, noting the price for publishing the
same At the bottom OF tho advertisement aid
send the paper containing il to the Nathrmi
Wing office, and the amount win be duly 70.
mitted. Our editorial brethren are Ws6 re-.
| qussted to notice the N ,ti0naI Wing IN their
reading columns. e. W. r.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-06
aTtAAY-

Taken up by Mr.. Alfred White on 22d
September 1847, AN American horse, Ut a
burnt sorrel color, aged about . or 10
years, left hind fogl white, has a white spot
on his forehead, and IL without any visible
marks Of n brand.
If said horse il not claimed within thirty
days from tie publication Of this notice,
eonfornably to The regulations ofthe police
Jury Of This parish, he viii he offered at
public sale by the Undersigned at bis office,
In this parish on the 3Oth October l547.
Terms-CAsH.
RbsnMoND HHBEHr. .F.
West Baton Rouge, Sept. 2s--30.
Agricuttuists' and Mcdaniel Associa-
ion Of L1ubsidn d.
Emile BARrHH ESQ Of New Orleans
II authorised to receive and receipt for sub.
aeriptions TO this Association, in the City ol
New Orleans.
JouN j. pHARoB Esq IL authorised 10
act M agent for this Association throughout
the State, and to receive and receipt for
subscriptions. lie will also de liver to the
Members, the proceedings Of the last meet.
ing, and receive communications on the
subject Of Agriculture and Mechanics.
STEPHEN HENDERSON.
Chairman Executive Committee,
June b.-ls.