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y The crowd of legislative proceedings ex-
cludcs all editorial matter prepared for this week.
We are pleased TO discover aremarkable spirit for
the dispatch of business in the members of both
branches of the Legislature. We perceive that the
for the State officers votes were counted on
the first day of the session. and the election COM
pleted in joint ballot on the very first day of the
session. The County conventions were held as
early as Saturday. The Governors message is a
document which does honor to its author. More
remarks next week.
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WIG NOMINATIONS.

The Wing State Convention held at Syracuse
on Wednesday last nominated the following tick
ct for State Officers
For Lieut.. Governor. Hamilton Fish of New
York; for Comptroller, Nlillard Fillmore of Erie;
for Secretary of State, Christopher Morgan Of
Cayuga; for State Treasurer, Alvah Hunt OF
Chenango; for Attorney General, Ambrose L.
Jordan of New York; for State Engineer, Chas.
B. Stuart of Monroe; for Canal Commissioners
Jacob Kinds of Orleans, Nelson J.Beach of Lewis,
Charles Cook of Chemung; for Inspector of State
Prisons, Isaac \. Comstock of Albany, John B.
Gedney of Wcstchestcr, d. d. Spencer of Temp
kins Albany Journal
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MARYLAND GOOD.

Contrary 10 The discouragng appearances
Of our first returns IRON Baltimore and
neighbOrhOod the Loco triumph in Maryland
turns out pretty near full wing victory
They have secured nothing but the Governor.
Philip Francis Thomas who has been cleo
ted by about 500 majority, On the other
hand the VI higs have handsome majorities
in both Houses of the Legislature, and have
elected four out OF the six Congress men
being a gain oftwo members.
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GEORGIA..

Four counties show a small whig gain
Gen, Duncan l.. Clinch was the wing candl-
date for Governor. and George Washington
Napoleon Bonapari Towns was the Locofo-
CO candidate. TIE contest has doubtless
been close.
We have already reports of the election
oils Wing and IA Loco Senators. with "a
Wing and 46 Loco Foco Members Of As
sembly. We do not see how the Legisla-
ture can well be lost.
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Wrought IRON Pipes.

FOR STEAM, GASS, and WATER, of all
sizes, from Is to l-2 inches bore Also all
kinds of FITTINGS for connecting the same;-
for sale at greatly reduced prices by
THO. H NORRIS & BROTHER,
No. 90 Gold st. New York
Orders accompanied with diagram of the
work required. promptly executed.
n & Brother also construct apparatus for
warming buildings by Steam.
Sept. Q, ls47. 2l;4w
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A slip from lie Millegerille Union gives
farther returns, showing Loco Foco gain
for Governor of 2,676 compared with 1S45,
when Crawford Wing, was elected by l,75J.
In the Senate the Wings have majority;
the House is probably Loco Foco.
The Philadelphia Election is proceeding
quietly, with very little excitement and a
small vote polled.
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Pollock, midshipman on the L. S steamer
Michigan, who recently attempted to shoot Mr..
Jewett of the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, has
been convicted of the offence and sentenced to the
State Prison for wears.
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TERMS OF THE TREATY PROF.
FERED TO MEXICO.

The terms ofthe treaty proffered by the
United States to Mexico, through Mr..
Trist, have at last been made public, and
the thousand idle and ridiculous rumors
and surmises set affloat by letter writers
and others. are set at rest.
The Phil. Sat. Post gives the substance
of the propositions in few words The
terms of the proffered Treaty, stipulated
for the whole of the two CALIFORNIA;, upon
condition of certain sum ofmoney "a.
mount not mentioned) being paid to Mex
leo as an equivalent. The Rio Grande to
be considered the western boundary of
Texas, taking in Santa Fe and all the
Mexican towns and villages east of that
river-the boundary line to pass from a.
bout 81 on the Rio Grande, through New
Mexico to the Rio ella, thence westward
and southwark through the Rio ella and
Colorado rivers to the Gulf of California,
and down the Gulf to the Pacific.
The extent of Mexican territory claimed
by the terms of the proffered treaty, inclu-
ding the territory between the river Nue.
ces and the Rio Grande is computed by
geographers at about 696, 900 square miles
or nearly one half Of the entire territory>ot
Mexico, viz: Upper California, 376, 900
square miles; other territory north of the
line TO be run between the Rio Grande
and the Colorado river, 100000 square
miles disputed territory" east ofthe Rio
Grande, 100, 900 square miles total, $685.
900 square miles. The entire territory OF
Mexico being estimated at 100000 sqr
miles
The line proffered by Santa Anna as
the ultimatum ofthe Mexican Government
recognizes the river Nueces as the wes-
tern boundary ofTexas and yields up, we
believe, no territory in New Mexico. 1t
offers, for an equivalent amount not men,
tioned,j so much of Upper California as
lies above latitude 81. This line would
give the United states about half of Upper
California, but not the port of Monterey.
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II The following persons of the highest res
pectability are few more that have added their
valuable testimony of the wonderful virtues of
BROWNS SARSAPARILLA AND TO
MATO BITTERS;
John Wilcox of New Bedford cured ola dread
full humor of three years standing, ritter taking
all other preparations in vain; likewise his sister
hasnsed itwith the hoppiest results for the same
purpose,
George Bliss, Esq. of New Bedford, has used
it for general debility, loss of appetite, sc. by
The use oftwo bottles was entirely cured.
Miss s. J. Smith of Charlestown was cured of
dyspepsia by using it two weeks
Mrs.. L. Williams has been cured of indiges-
ton or dyspepsia, attended with severe cough.
Benjamin Whitney of Lynn, cured ofindiges-
lion and dyspepsia by using two bottles.
In TACT the article needs no praise. Ii will al
ways speak for ITSELF one trial is sufficient to
sfy any one OF its superior merits over all other
purifersor alternatives.
None genuine, unless signed l. BUTTS on the
wrapper
W. P. Russell Agent
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In Schuylkil, as far as heard from, the wings
have gained I29. Mr.. Skunk is no doubt re-
elected,
Mr. Swift. Wing, is reelected mayor ofthe
CITY of Philadelphia, aud John F. Belsterliug.
Democrat, is reelected mayor Ofthe Northern
Liberties.
By further returns from the interior it ap-
pears that PennsJ Is ania goes Loco The whole
figure that party having gained more than ten
thousand in comparison with the vote OF last
gubesnatorial election in 1914. And yet the
Wings last year carried handsome majority
in the congressional delegation.
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GREATBAr1LE SHEET BROTHER JONATHAN
We have received from Wilson & Co. New York,
an immense pictorial sheet five and half feet
long by three feet wide, filled with large engrav
ings, and containing concise history of the war
in Mexico and all the principal battles up to the
present time. The entire first page of the mon
Ster paper is occupied with an equestrian likeness
of Gen Taylor, and the last page has excellent
portraits of Gen. Scott, and other distinguished
American officers. The paper also contains nu-
merous engravings of the various interesting incl
dents of the war. The price is only ~ cents per
copy, ten for one dollar They are for sale at
the Post Office, by D. S. WIrHERBY.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of Addison Consolation
will be held, at Bridport, on Wednesday, the Goth
inst tomorrow at 10 o'clock,
T. A. MERRILL, Register.
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FOR SALE.

A large commodious, two story, brick dwelling
house, advantagcously situated on the Main street
of the village Of Mddebury finished and fitted up
30 s 70 he one of the pcasanest residences in the
place
1 viii sell the house with fairgrounds attached,
the barns, stables, outhOnses and appurtenances,
at a most reasonable rate, and on any length OF
time the purchaser may require.
Inquire on the premises of .
EDWARD WAINWRIGHT.
A.....r. nI 1QA- IA
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ANNIVERSARIES.

Vermont Antiquarian and Historical Society
Thursday, Oct 10.
Vermont Bible Society, Wednesday, Oct 90
Vermont Colonization Society, Thursday, Oct.
Wdtchmdn.
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TELEGRAPH NOTICE.

THE Trustees of the Troy and Canada juno
lion Telegraph Company call upon the several
subscribers to the capital Stock fsaid compa-
nv to pay the following aSSeSSmentson their sew
eral Subscriptions; on The 9th If October, ls47,
twenty dollars on a share On the 9Th OF Nov.
1877. fifteen dollars on share and on the 9th Of
December 1871, ten dollars on shale-jaid calls
being accorded to article Sd OF the articles OF As
sociation of said company. Payments may be
made at the Bank of ST. Adams, al the Bank OF
Burlington and the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank in Burlington, at the Bank of Vergennes
at the Bank of Middlebury, al the Bank OF Rut-
land, at the Bank of Manchester and TO G.
Harrington, Esq, East Bennington, where the
necessary receipt will be given.
J.H. PECK. Trustees
II F. Rice
Burlington, Sept. 81. 1876 -
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTIoN.-The election
for Governor, one Canal Commissioner, Leg
isIature. and county officers, took place on
Tuesday. Gov. Francis R. Skunk was the
candidate OF the Democrats fer reelection to
the office of Governor, Cen. James Irwin the
Wing candidate; for Canal Commissioner,
Morris Longslreth, Democrat-Joseph W.
Patton, Wing. The returns are unfavorable
to the Wings. There are Democratic ma
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BOOTS, SHOES. CATERS s. BUS
klNS.
BROAD CLOTHS from $500 to $500
per yard.
READY MADE CLOTHING-Shnis, col
lars. Vests, pants. Dress and Over
Goats, Large assortment and every article
Warranted.
OVER 700 PIECES Of Paper Haugings
ton and Wool Carpetings.
SUGARS from l 9 cts to 8 cts per ID. dry
and white.
MOLASSES, prime article for IS cts per
gallon.
Choice II S.TEAS from % TO sc cts per H..
GUN POWDER, Young and Imperial Old
Tyson from 60 to IS It's per Id.
A Large supply of Ground. Rock, Turks
Island s. Key West Salt.
Also large stock Of Oils and Paints prepared
for use.
Together with Flour, Fish, Iron, Steel. Nails.
Glass, &c.
N. b. There will he Public Sale Of the
above Stock of Goods, commencing Tuesday
at Q O'clock. Sept 2lst, ls47, aud confirming
day aud evening until the hole is disposed
Of Terms, Produce Credit and Cash.
Z. w, COLLINS & co.
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BLACK, Drab. Il sir sirpeA lpaccns
SCOTCH, American & EarIsione Ginghams
BLACK & figured Gro de R:ne Silks
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GRIND STONES.

P.W. COLLINS & co. have Just received
from the Eagle Quarry, Ohio, a beautiful asSOrt-
nent Of siz9s from this truly celebrated stone.
Every stone is warranted to give perfect salts
faction,
xr Having used the above mentioned Grind
Stone we are bold toaiirm that they are far supe-
rior to any stone ever introduced into Mennonite
ou- knowledge.
WIN. Hamilton, Esq. S S. Halliday, Henry
Delong, Dea. Asahel Bingham, Edwin Walker,
Geo. Farnham.
Sent 90 1871
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OVER loo SHAWLS from St.OOt to $1,000
Comprising Rich Six Fig'd Meriuo Cash
mere. Blanket, Nett Brocha & Highland.
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MARRIED.

In this village, on the 18th inst, BY the Rev.
E. B. Hubbard, Mr.. Oscar Goodno, TO Miss Lucy
Nichols, both of this place.
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A rare assortment ofTIATS. Shetland, Nj
tria. OtIer, Seal, and Cloth Gaps.
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STATE OF VERMONT
District Of New Haven S.
Be it remembered that at probate Court held
at Bristol, in said district, on the I4lh day Of
October 1877.
The administrator on the eStateof
WILLIAM c. WARNER
late Of Bristol, in said Dictrct, deceased, repre-
sented to said Court, that the time heretofore al
lowed by said Court to the Administration, to
collect and settle the accounts and pay the debts
ofihe said deceased was insufficient for that pur-
pose and praying said Court for further time in
which TO pay the debts Of the said deceased and
settle said Estate.
Whereupon, said court ordered said Admins
traitor to notify all persons concerned TO appear
before said court al session thereof to be holden
at the office OF the Judgsiof said court, in Bristol
in said District, on the 2d Wednesday of Novem-
Der l8i7 at 10 o'clock foreroon, then and there
10 object to.the extension the time, as aforesaid
fhey see cause, for which cause it is further or
dered, that copy Of the record of this order be
published three weeks successfully in the North
ern Galaxy-a newspaper printed at said Mid
dlebury in the county of Addison.
Hurley MasiHi Judge,
A true copy of record.
25 Attest Hqrrey NunSiH. Judge.
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Let us be a NOTE in the TEMPEST
Rather han ROCK in the CALM.

With the strirtesf ragard 10 truth wo affirm
that we will sell II per Ct. cheaper than
profits on account Of Limited Sales. IN
short we pledge ourselves 10 the public that
we will sell our entire stock of goods az low
as Trey can be purchased al retail in the
Cities of Boston or New York;!
We cannot specify Only say We have over
10000 Yds. of Rich Cloak s. Dress Goods
comprising
Plain, figured & shaded Alnpines
Plain 81 Figured De-Lanes
Gala Plaids-Sik warp Orleans.
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OVER 60 MUFFs & sOAs from $3.50
to So 90.
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STATE OF VERMONT !

, Il lie VI NERMONT.l
District of New Haven S.
AT Probate Court held at Bristol, within
ana for said district, on the 5th day Of O,to-
Der, A. d. 1877.
An instrument purportiug TO be the last
will and testament OF
NOAH EDWARDS,
late OF Bristol, in said district has presented to
sad Court, by the person therein named Executor
for probate:
,Whefeupon it was ordered by said Court thai
all persons concerned be notified 10 appear before
SaId court at session thereof to be holden at the
office of the Judge ofsad Court in Bristol in said
district, on the second Wednesday of November
lS4I at ten o'clock A. NJ. then and there 10 OBJ
Ject TO the probate of said will, if they see cause
for which purpose il is further ordered that true
copy of the record ofthis order be published three
weeks successfully in the Northern Galaxy, print
ed at Middlebury in the County of Addison.
Harley MHHs;H, Judge.
A true Copy of Record.
20 Attest HdTrsu MuaSiU JUDGE
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Tub stand on its o,cn bottom"
AND
And sycry man pay his o,on debts

And 6cery man pay ms oton debts !
The principle of selling three times the ordina-
~ amount (and this We are doing) for one halfthe
usual profits not only gives tone and energy TO
business bat has claims upon the purchaser thar
appeals directly to his own interest and al the
same time encourages the enterprise.
Away with the old, dull, dragging, manner; SO
opposed the spirit OF the age As the Poet has IL,
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NEW YORK MARKET

New York, Jan. 18Th. 6 &C. z. NJ.
general topic OF conversation is taaex-
d news. The adviees by Paeket. tbaa. Il
on alter the steamer, have elevatel D.
5 otsrectlators in Flour and Gaia. bat
Ing of.eonsequence will be dom IN est
Flour OF Provisions until Sic arrives.
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Philadelpbia. Jan. 23-l0 p NJ

Philadelphia. Jan. 23-l0 p VI.
Southern mail is in at Nashiueta.i
ng The back mails from New 0flealIs.5.fj
le mail regularly due.
an arrival at \ Orleans, adviees had been
cd from Galveston down to the 9.lI ifI.t.
ne of Importance.
later news from the Army OF SqHa1fra
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PHILADELPHIA MARkF.r

Philadelphia. Jan. % =. T. II.
are still waiting On the steamer b5
continues inactive on all tbose
70 be affected bs her news.
IS Of Flour West ani Pa. bran 3 n j
tteni at sl,Sll bbl-ihis is a coaca ,si ].
part OF holders OF etc. per Dbl.
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= After Two lays ballotiag. fbr yieia-
5islature succeeded Oh THURSDAY iu=4fie-
ames. M. Mason 10 the Senate, vice J. S
ybacker, deceased.
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CONN., Sc

3s1ISBTos Cry, Jan. z2d,-1P. 81
SENATE.
Cilly, Of Maine. presented resolution
tingthe President, as Comm5udsT= It-
toSithdfaw all eur tFoeps .=m 4aA-
lrought up Mr. Allen. who denounced
palled for. and calculated 10 eieL.f5-s
fernment in conducting the War II
lite personal. and was called to CIDER
Resolution was laid on the tab.e.
ohnson,s Resolution calling Haa# II
rs OF the Treasury for inionaa ia.i=a< q
eilcal operations OF ths Sub fuEsIrF
as taken up, considered. au passed
) yier, from the COMMITTEE on FlEizn
ns, reported bill authoriziu. the Pr
} appoint an Assistant 5 lraaa at
Senate then took mp the Amf bin and
led IN session discussing tie various
lenls to il until Z O'clock Gil. evening".
douston's amendment was rejected 81
OF Is to Ii.
senate then adjourned.
0USEOF REPRESENTATIVES,.
ioYd, from the committee on Mri5a.g
reported the Senate Bill Tor LJ,ms
~ TO volunteers.
Stevens offered Resolution declaring
ir with Mexico not to br War=efe aa-
Objections being made 70 j S rr#r-
+. moved a suspension OF the Easz.
Wa refused.
Gus Bills on the private ealauJefa sls=
red, but no business OF ans impafauee
nsaeted until the hour OF adjonr8a.aJ.
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From he piHsb,rrl Cr-suE
HARRIsBl RGH, Jan. y
Dsrsie. IN place. read bill giving en-.
Ia the Pit birgh and Gem 81 s
Il CompanrEp form o connect. 81 ,,i ~
at Central Railtaad Gimp ns=eu
Iuet road g the Ohio Liz
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PEOPLES CANDIDATE.

For Aolor--B. +. KIIIY.
Please announce, as candidate 10 reetas ntI
he Third Ward in the Civ Council. lie tel-
owing persons, viz s. Brady James Paul,
|. Hawkins, K. G. Bonham, a Fltchnef.
For Mayor.
Col. 3. f. Kelly,
Councilman
S. Brady, ]. Ii. Hawkins,
James PAUL., B. F. Sonborn,
. S. p Hulihen.
The above ticket will be supported at fheI
ensuing charter election IN thA Mad bY
Many Voters.
SECOND WARD
Nh. WHARTON, You will please announce
the following gentlemen as eauhhte, tor
Council in the Second Mari VIZ NJ s.rs. l.
w. Mitchell, I. NJ. Alexln1tr. G~efgs Ron
iason. MANY VOTERS.
FOURTH WARD
Ma. WHARTON fov will please announce
DIR. James Tanner, VIM. X Gally, Z. Jensra
and ID. Hammond.
You will please nominate d. Hammond,
James Tanner. A. 5. Halovell and Z c. j Is
iefs. as candidates TO represent the Ia wand
III the city Council Tor The ensoiuz yrar.
1 Naj1at3.
THIRD WARD.
Mr., J. T.. w HARfoS - un Vii pieHNa aa'-
nounee the following namsa geu IA, il o..
candidatesste tor the Civ Council in he furi
ward and cblige many voters.
S. p. Hullihen, 4 Fiahn,r,
s. Brady. b. T. SaIb2fn,
JAS. PAUL..
Mr.. Wharton:-Nou viii please anRoance
the names OF Ihos. Hugh. John " Lure
David Garlen and Michaei Sweeney, a. can
didates for. the city council ftam tb. IL ward
Many Fo'sfs.
49, MR. WHaRroS. Pi,asr auHauae#
JOHN MeLUBE.. d eaahdatr lo
the CITY Council al lie eAtei.c'iaH
for the first wsrd. MANY VOTERS.
SECOND WARD
Mr.. Vharton-Please Announce the follow
ing ticket Tor council, from lac End warl.
George Robinson. Dofrsuee M'GlnHis.
Thomas NJ. Alexander.
ifaay lot rs.
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EELEGYIC SCU00L #B045IEV=


80 80 81 7 . >
URGE invoice ~ 5trHa di =1-afrt -5rzz II re4zt-
stzaal9 ard German siai-s fast r=eeIe5a 1-if -5T
a5s = #o.e eof ie.ai bf JOIN - THOMSON.
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Please announce, as candidate toreEte If
he Third Ward in the CITY Council lie tel-
owing persons, viz: s. Brady, james Paul. j.
|. Hawkins, K. G. Bonham, \ FltcLncf.
Far 1frfoT
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Pa.
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9li1i01ties Jincbricbt.

Ser llntsrssibnsts 1T olS 4flsnie srnannt
sporbsn BON Sennepille Kaufman, pcn0Nais
ssnfrief Saunfbip, Ssrfs @auntp.-aas Ysrs
fcnen, bic Sorbsrun3sn an 9soabtsn Ssnneps
le Gaufrnan babsn, lino eriubt ibrs &sbnuns
gen fir Ss;abhtns siniubrinSsn ano 9tae, Die
nod an ibn fbuIci9 fino, werben bisrmt bee
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