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FEMALE SEMINARY.

This Institution, now in a flourishing condition,
will be opened for the reception of pupils the COM
ing year with greatly increased facilities for In
structions, on Wednesday, Sept LIST.
1t is the design of the Trustees 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 appropriately adapt
ed to accomplish this desirable end.
With due regard to the comfort and happiness
ofthe pupils, greater and far higher regard is
had to their proper physical moral and intellectu-
aldevelopement 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 these alone.
We offer them far more enduring and substan-
tial acquisition-moral discipline and intellectual
conquest.
well ouaIified for the departments assigned them,
who reside in the Institution and are 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 Classes $3.50
Drawing s4'oo
Painting in Oil and Water Colors 5000
French Language SOU
Music, with instrument sIO'oo
BOARD. with fuel and lights (probably) $500
g-No charge made for tuition less than one
Quarter. cases of protracted sickness excepted.
For further particulars see catalogue and circu-
ar, which may be had of the Principal.
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IMPOSITION. The exhorbitani exactons
Of the city papers has long been subject for
remark by the country press, Perhaps we
have suffered as much from il as others, but
we have omitted speaking out upon the sub
iect, hoping that the evil might be remedied
without. Our hopes appear 10 have been
groundless. Instead of diminishing. the evil
decreases, bidding fair. unless checked, to
become Formidable Bennington Paper.
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Wings.

Are YOU ready for the Rally on the 9TH OF Dep.
,ernber next, only three weeks fso you cannot
fail of Victory. But VIC regret to say that Gener'
al apathy never held in his ranks SO many wings
80 tho nrcsent moment. The locos knowing this
III o,dsorour 10 steal a march. We say there
is danger for they are organized and labOring with
an eager diligence. Especially those most indie
satirabe of all your enemies the abolinoni'ts'
Re then prepared. To the Polls 70 the Polls on the
eth OF September next,
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The arrivals at the port Of Boston for the month
Of July, ls47, were lO27-thc largest number ever
before known in the same space OF lime.
I. is said that the potato is a native of Peru and
Chill, where it exists as deadly poison, with Il
small bitter root. 1t was not known 10 Europe
until 1885.
The British revenue from all sources amounted
for the year ending in July, to the enormous sum
OF G5l 10000!
The Ha,erhill Banner SAYS that a dog belong
ing in that village. while swimming in the Mer-
rimGc, caught salmon weighing l6 lbs, and
brought it safely onshore.
Santa Anna being asked if he had any personal
dealings with Taylor and Scott, replied, YES,
have keptup a running account with them"
A gentleman wishing to buy horse, bought
one of Il Quaker. who told the purchaser, at
would please thee to see him pull" The horse
was bought, but, after numerous fair trials, the
buyer has given up all hope Of ever being pleased
in that way.
Lieut.. H1ippIe, Of Nepc RampshIe-This prom
Using young officer who has lately fallen into the
hands of the Mexicans, and is supposed TO have
been murdered, was the son of the late Hon.
Thomas Whipple, Of Wentworth, \. H. His
name was Thomas Jefferson Whipple He left
his friends, young wife, and infant babe for the
fame he might acquire in the wars, expecting to
return in about two years.
Throughout Great Britain the potato crop is
represented as very abundant, and the English
harvest generally continues in promising state
SOMETHING OF SHAVE DowN EAsr-It is
said that the augusta Bridge Company charged
S22,2O toll, for the crossing of their bridge bv
PRESIDENT Folk and suite, during his last visit and
that the bill has been paid By the State! This is
q little the cutest business We have heard Of
We fnd IN some Of the Ohio papers Columbus
Delano proposed as candidate of the Wings for
Governor. Il truer Wing and a more honest
man not even Ohio-that State of true Who's
and honest MEXICAN boast
General CliIch, the Wing candidate for Gov
ernor in Georgia, is very popular in that State
BE is not stump speaker, and it is not probable
that he will trouble the people at the tavems,
court houses, and cross roads, with speeches a.
tout himself
HE PREslDESCY. Levi Woodbury., of the
Z. 5. Supreme Court, is talked of as candidate
Tor the Presidency. His chief qualification in the
eyes OF tnose who support him. is the fact that he
rs northren man with southern principles. COM
sining niMseh the extreme narrowness of New
Hampshire radicalism, and the most unsbrinkino
devotion to the edicts of the slave power. He was
we believe, the only New England senator who
voted for Tyler's Texas treafy-Hdrttond Cou-
ant.
CAsT-IRoN HoUsEs.-The Cincinnati Com
mercial says
=. We are informed, by good authority, that
block OF three story buildings to be erected in
THIS CITY, the entire front to be of cast iron The
plates TOR the same arc already being cast"
Several of the Wing papers, of Ohio and India
ma urge the Hon. Thomas Corwin. as Wing
IAnoiGate ter PRESIDENT A mass meeting upon
the subject was to take place at Dublin, Indiana,
CO Satarday last
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NOTICE.
NEWTON ACADEMY.

THE Fall Term of this institution will com
mencn on Monday, August 23d under the in
struction of P. II. SANFORD, A.. B., as Principal,
and Miss H A. Perry, teacher of Music
From the success and general satisfaction that
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 its
due share. There is connected with he institu-
ton both Philosophical and ChemicalAPPara-
tus, sufficiently extensive TO illustrate the most
important principles in those branches OF study
Board can be obtained in respectable families on
reasonable terms.
In behalfof the Trustees.
E. BUSH. Clerk.
Shoreham, July 81, 1917. l4i4
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TEACHERS CONVENTION.

A Teachers Convention for this County
will be held at the Town Room. in Middle
bury, on Wednesday the LIST day of Sepiem-
Der hext' at 10 o'clock A. N. Town Super
Inteedeets, Teachers and all who feel interes-
ted in promoting the Improvement of our
Common Schools, are earnestly requested to
attend LII. rrDEN.
Supt. of Com. Schools for Addison Ce.
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LOST.

In this village, on the 10Th inst, small com
mon wallet containing betweenfifty and sixty dol
lars in Bills. Nine are Five Dollar Bills on the
Bank of vergenn es, also Five Dollar bill on
Washington County Bank, Union Village,
Whoever will return said wallet with its con-
tents SHALL be literally rewarded by the subscri-
Der. The wallet. or notice of the same if found
may be left at the Galaxy Office.
MUNROY DOUD.
Salisbury, August 18th. l647. I6
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Owing to our very bad state of health we have
been forced to delay an answer to ono OF the most
di.contoous lor bred and r,iigar articles which we
have ever seen in public print, contained in the
last Genus ot'he Age, and proceeding from the
pen of the Rev. Aaron Angia who formerly con-
Quoted a weekly newspaper in this place, and now
conducts not only woaIi!y, but one of the most
sc47ilous and deceptire Journals in the State at
Ludlow.
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TO THE wHIGs OF NEW HAVEN.

All The COED and true Democratic Wings
oil New Haven are requested to meet at the
school hUuse at the centre OF the town, on
friday evening the 2!'h day of Augurt inst.
Tor the purpose of nominating a suitable per-
son TO represent said town 10 The mex. Leg
lslaiure. A. P. BEAMAN, )Towu
CALVIN SQUIERS,
II, PLUMLEY. Com
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Josiah W. Hale of Brandon, William Marsh
of Shrewsbury, and Saml Boardman of Castlcton
have been nominated Third party candidates Tor
Senators for Rutland county.
7 Hamilton of Jericho and Alexander Furger-
son of Huntington, have been nominated wing
candidates for senators for Chttendon county.
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LADIES SCHOOL.

THE Fall term of the School for young Ladies
and Misses, ut the chapel of the Old Academy
will commence on Monday the 2SdOf August and
continue ii weeks and half. 49,.
Course of instruction, Teachers, and terms. fol
tuition, the same as during the past year.
OZIAS SEYMOUR.
Middlebury. August 9th. ls47
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NOTICE.

A Campmeeting will be commenced with leave
of Providence, in the east part of Panton, three
miles from Vergenncs 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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OoDRNsnURGH RoAD.-In the St. Lawrence
Mercury of last week there is contained very a
bic petition to the n York Legislature against the
present location of the Ogdcnsburgh road, as
made by MI Haywood and opposed by Sias
Wright and others, praying the interference Of
de legislature to prevent it.
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Addison Co. Grammar School

The Trustees have The pleasure Of giving
notice that
MR.. DANIEL A. BOWIE, A. B.
has been engaged as Preceptor; and that he
is to take the Superintendent Of the Acat-
envy the ensuing year. The reputation.
which Mr.. Bowe has acquired the last year,
in eIevating this institution. is a sufficient
guarantee Of his qualiHcaiions,,o all.who pro-
pose to fit for College, or to pursue English
studies only.
The Fall Term will commence on Wed
nesday, the 25th Of August. and continue ] !
weeks. Tuition will be as follows:
For Common English Branches.-...S, 300.
Languages and higher English
Branches. ...-4,0O
T, A. MERRILL, Register,
Middlebury, July 9th. 1S47. 13:3w.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
District OF New Haven IS.
Be it remembered that at PROBATE Couit heiu
al Bristol, in said district, on the2nd day oil Aug
IS47 the administrator on the estateof
ISAAC ATWOOD
late of New Haven, deceased, made application
to said Court TO examine and ;; a,o s;d n ss,ss
- Wbereupon, said cour, ordered said Admins.
,r,,or ~ notify all persons concerned to appear
at Probate court to be holden at the once 1; OF
the Judge Of said court in BE eaa5 in ;15s sI Rs
m o1cIocL- forenoon. then and there 10 object to
the .Iiowance of said account if they see cause,
by publishing certified copy of this order in the The
Northern newspaper RF9isa at S1.e
,usels snccessiyely previous. to the time Of said
' Hurley MunsiH, Judge,
A true copy Of record ~ ILL.,
is 4uest Haruey MunsiH Judge.
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GREAT BARGAINS
In Carpetings and oil Cloths,
n0nEpINR LAWRENCE
RODERICK LAWRENCE,
No. AZ CANAL STREET, New YoaK

Offers for sale, en- terms highly advantageous
to the purchaser, Brussels, Three-ply. & Ingram
CiRPETINGS,
of superior fabric, superb patterns & fast cslors.
Also, every variety of Stair Carpeting, Drug
gets, Hearth Rugs, Old Oilcloth of every width,
Stair Rods, Door Mats, Rich Window Shades,
&-. &c. Economists will derive great advantage
from calling at Al Canal street, before purchas-
ing. New York, August 10, lS47.
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NEW and beautiful goods for LADIES
DRESSES, latest and most fashionab
styles, cheaper than ever. just reed by
JuneI. FRANCIS e. SON.
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Troy TEMPERANCE HoUsE.-This is ono of
the largest class of public Houses, und having
been recently rcfitted and furnished by Messrs.
Shepherd and Miller affords the best accommo-
daions for the travelling public, 1t is situated
on the corner of Third and River streets and
highly convenient for passengers who wish to take
the cars for Boston or boats for New York and
other places.
We would call the attention especially especi-
ally Of the Rachabiies and Temperance men, 10
the American as Temperance House, and as all
testify is not only strickly kept, but in manner
not inferior to the best Temperance Houses in our
large cities. We understand too that Shepherd
and Miller are right sort Of Green Mountain
toYs.
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GRIND STONES.

P.W. Collins & Co. have been appointed agents
for the Justly celebrated Grind Stones from the
Eagle quarry, Ohio. They are second to none in
the United States. A supply just received.
Larrabee's Point Aug. sth, 1917.
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JOSEPH G. NEAL, author Of Charcoal
Sketches and editor ofNeaps PHILADELPHIA
Saturday Gazette. died recently Of BRAIN
fever.
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DIED.,

In New Haven, on the 18th instant, Mary, con-
sort of Philo Dorwin, aged rs years.
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,,oe before observed fast going to seed HUI
mainly will never find reason for shedding 'eA'
orer its grave.
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CHAIRS TABLES.
For sale very low by w. S. JOHNSON.
August 9th ls47.
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WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY


The great remedy for Consumption, and
The best medicine known 10 man for Asthma
Of every stage, Liver Complaints Bronchitis
Influenza. Coughs, Colds, Bleeding Of the
Lungs, Shortness OF Breath, pains and weak
ness in the side, breast &C., and all other
diseases Of The Pulmonary Organs.
A very important disease over which this
'Balsam' exerts very powerful influence, ID
that OF a
DISEASED LIVER.
In this complain, 1t : as undoubtedly proved
more eliicacious than any remedy hitherto
employed, and in numerous instances when
patients had endured long and severe suffer-
ing from the disease, without receiving the
least benefit from various remedies, and when
MERCURY has been resorted 10 in vain
the use Of the Balsam has restored the LlV-
Err TO healthy action, and in Many Instan-
ces effected
PERMANENT CURES.
after every known remedy had failed 10 pro-
Guce this desired effect.
Besides its astonishing efficacy in the dis
Use above mentioned. we also fnI it very
efiectual remedy in ASTHMA, a complaint
in which il has been extensively used with
decided success, even in cases oil years stan
ding.
1t not only emana!es from irregular ply
| sician, but has also been tested in all the
complaints for which il is recommended. il
is not my intention, therefore, either 10 cloal
it in mystery, or in any way deceive the pub
lie by overrating its virtues on the contrary
| shall simply endeavor TO givo brief slat'
ment of It's usefnIues. and fiatter myself tina
its surprizing efficacy will enable me 10 fur
nish such proofs offs virtues, as will satisfy
the most incredulous. that Consumption may
and CAN BE CURED If this medicine b
resorted 10 in time.
The genuine signedI. BUTTS on ;h'
wrapper.
w. P, Russell agent for Middlebury
For sale also by agents in all the principal
villages in Vermont.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A large, commodious, two story. brick dwelling
house, advantageously situated on the Main street
of the village of Middebury finished and fitted up
so as to be of the pleasantest residences 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
EDWARD WAINWRIGHT.
August I'd, lS47. IA
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Ihave given my son Henry his time,
will pay no debts OF his contracting alter
GATE. RILEY BAILEY.
Ripton, July the 21st. ls47.
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49, - - H
Champlain & CONNECTICUT Riv-
or Railroad.

An assessment of five dollars on each share OF
the capital stock of the Champlain and Connect
cut River RAILROAD Company has been ordered
by the Directors, and made payable on the first
day of October next. Payment may be made at
the Banks of Burlington, Vergennes, Middlcbury.
Rutland, Black River or Bellows Falls, Cheshire
Bank. Keene N. H., to Edward Pickering, Esq,
No. Ga. State Street Boston, or to the Treasurer
at Middlebury, VT.
SAMUEL SWIFT, Treasurer.
Middlebury, Aug. l6; l947. l6
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Groceries.
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
E. Vallette has just received a large sup
ply OF Choice family Groceries, among which
are Teas, Sugar, Coffee, Molssses &c. &c.
of the very best quality-Most kinds Of Pro
duce received in payment
Nav l847,
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BED STEADS.
A new Staple of Bead Steads for sale by
w. S. JOHNSON.
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DaguerreotVpe Apparatus.

LOOKING GLASSES of various sizes and
patterns, offered low, by
P.w. COLLINS & CO.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17
Died.

Suddenly, on Sunday, the 18th instant at the resi-
dence of her mother, in this city, Mrs. SARAH DERBY
wife of Thomas N. Meeker. and daughter of the late
Nathaniel West, Esq, formerly of Salem, Mass.
aged % years.
The sudden demise of Mrs. M. is an irreparable
loss to her connexions, and most earnestly do the
friends of the family sympathise with them. What
adds to the pognancy of the affection is that she is
the fourth member of the family that has been called
to better world within few short years, all Of
whom having arrived at mature age. She has left
two young infants.
Thus in the vigor Of youth has been called from
our midst who possessed many excellent qualities
whose future prospects were Of the brightest and one
who will long be remembered.
That her spirit may now be mingling with spirits
in Heaven, and that those Of who are left are now
or may be prepared to meet her there, is the sincere
wish of S.
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McLaue County, Illinois"

THE MARKrrs-Th the Baltimore market, June 9th
flour continued dulf-wh more sellers than buyers
There were sales, this morning, OF 500 bbs. Howard
street -four at g 80, more than which cannot be had
though most holders ask So 70 City Mills is held nom
inaily at 80. Susquehana is held % IS, and the i'm
pressron Is that prices will again rally Corn held
Of 50 80 tor yellow and white, and rye -four Cor 81 %
81 so. No Maryland wheat in market. Prime Pensylva-
MIA red be had al So and white for 81 TO- There is
an advance IN white corn with demands Sales
this morning. in ALL of 5000 10 600 bushels at Is
100 cents; yellow has declined 40 II2 cents aud
dull Wbiskey is dull at 30 37i in bbIs aud
hhds. .-s.s.es-
CrscIssATf June l2.-FrouR--A further sale yester-
day Of 1900 bbls city mills at ST. 200 do from store,
So; 100 do al So 80 100 do at IS 81 This morning
we hear OF no inquiry, and sales reported up this
hour, ~ M.
We since hear Of a sale of 100 bbIs from r. Road al
So; and 100 bbls. sold late last evening at same.
PRovIsIoss-No sales reported TO day.
CoRs-Saies last evening Of 800 sacks in Burlaps al
Soc; 81 do, at Soc, sacks returned
contract for 10000 bushels deliverable in June and
Jolly, purchasers furnishing sacks, Soc per buse
Chroniete.
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U Why call doctor certify to the good effects
Of medicine, in the Of cills and fever and bill
fever, such known to result from the use of DR.
Braggs Indian Qneen Vegetable Sugar Coated Tonic
Pills. The above diseases will always and with most
positive certainty be cured by these pills when the spleen
enlarged the kidneys disordered the appetite en-
trey dspraved. In their action upon the system the
constitution is weakened and worn down.. but is
strengthened and nvgorated from the commencement Of
their
"Dr. BRAee-Dear Sir; Your Sugar Coated Tonic
Pills. am glad inform you, have IN every instance
proved themselves equal the task they have unerta-
ken to PERFORM in the cure OF chs and fevers their
worst forms.
Yours, respectfully,
THOMAS kARR, NJ ID.
McI.ane Counfv IlIinois"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale.

NOTICE hereby given that the undersigned admin rstor Of
the estate of George w Fox decreased of the
Marion State Of Indiana WILL pursuance order Of TIE
PROBATE Of the said county of Marion Saturday the ten
day Of July Si7 offer public sale Boxleytown the
y OF Hamilton state Of nanz The following
lnd situated in said county Of Hsnon owit The half Of
the southwest of section s township 20noh. Of
east containing 81 IL 100 The said sale will upon
following terms fourth Of the purchase money be paid
cash in hand and the residue to be paid in equal nsamens
the first payable in six months the other
from the date OF such sale The purchaser giving with
proved security payable without relief from valuation appaise
ment laws ROBERT BARNHlLL, Admr.
June 4 -lw