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Agricultural Notice.

The Board of managers of the Addison c.
Agricultural Society are hereby notified &c
meet at the Vermont Hotel, in Middlebury on
Thursday the 9th of v arch, at 8 O'Clock A. NJ
for the purpose of preparing list Of premium:
for the next Annual Fair, and appointing Com
mittees to award the same.
By order of the President,
E W. BLAISDELL, in, Sec
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BOSTON MARKET.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. March 3

Coiton-Noihing dong nf importance
ProviSions-The drmand for Pork continues
rood. Sales of 800 bbls Ness at $40 pei
bill, mos; 1000 do do $40 per bib, 4 mos
less per cent. FIour-The market continues
firm, but The storm prevents operations in a
great degree Sales Of Genesee. common
brands, n, sc so; Ohio and Michigan S6.37
l 2a6.50; Ohio round hoop Sc. l21-2a626;
81. Lonis S6.25a6 37l2 per Dbl. cash. Corn
There bring little or none afoat, and nc
arrivals, The market has improved,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We, the subscribers, being appointed BY the
Probate Court for the disiIi,t Ct AccifCn
Commissioners, to receive examine and adjust all
Claims and demands OF al persons, against the
.state Of
LUCRETIA HUNT.
late Of Shorcham, in said district, deceased. and
also all claims and demands exhibited il Offset
thereto: and six months from the I'd day of March
1913 being allowed By said court for that pur
pose, We do therefore hereby give notice thai we
viii attend to the business Of our said appointment
1t the dwelling hoase of B. Is. Nottingham iii
Shoreham on the last Mondays in June and Au-
,lst next from nine O'Clock a, NJ until four o.
clock z, NJ on each Of said days.
ISi!Gs II. JeniSon Commits
NG=To Nortirop. sioncrs.
Dated at Shorcham this I'd day of March
ls4S -
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JCf. >. IuSItIsttIi ~ ytotlIs
A true copy of record
Attest .Jsd. S. Bushnell, Register.

STATEOF VERMONT I Be il renemh,r red
District of Addison -. ! that al Pos te
Court held at hliddlehuTv in and for the District
Of Addison, on the 29th day Of February, y. ID
lS4S.
Richard c. Hand and Augustus C. Hand ex-
,cutors of the last will and testament Of
SAMUEL HAND
late Of Sborcham in said District deceased, pre-
emf their administration account for allowance ;
7. X ,bercupon ordered. that said account be con-
decd for allowance, al the session oftliis Court
=, Ls hold AT the Office of the Register of this
C'onrt in said AIiddleburv, on Thursday the 9th
Law of A,ril next.at one O'Clock in the Afternoon;
and that said executors cause notice thereoi 10 ne
,vcn 10 all persons interested that they may adj
,ear and make their objections, II any they may
We ~ the allowance Of said account, by publish
ing a certified copy of this order In the Middle
,urv Galaxy-a weekly newspaper printed at
adj Middlebury, three weeks successfully pre-
vio1s 10 the time Of said Court.
The said executors also make Application TO
th;s Court to order and decree partition Of the
~cal estate and distribution of the personal estate
n tho said Samuel Hand deceased, Agreeable TO
his last will and testament, and 10 appoint Com
nissioners TO make said partition and distrihuuon'
II is therefore ordered, that said Application re
.onsidered at the said session Of this Cont TO De
held on the 9th day of April next an the time ana
hIace aforesaid, and that the said executors cl",e
notice thereof to be given to all persons, oy puH-
Iication in the same newspaper, and IN the same
manner above mentioned
A true copy ofrecord.
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DY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
REPORTED FOR THE GALAXY.
WASHINGTON, March 4, lS4i


The escort of Mr. Adams remains have de-
o;Ged to remain at Baltimore until Thursday.
The Wing caucus Thursday came to no con-
eiasion shout the Treaty. Two articles of the
Treaty were stricken out yesterday: one, that
confirming Mexican land grants. The indi-
c.t,ons last evening were favorable to the rat
iica;ion Of the Treaty. Great effort was be-
ing made 10 take the final question to-day
Saturday.
NEw-YoRx, Sunday, March s. P. N.
Dispatches from Washington state that the
ratification Of thc Treaty with some mod;fca-
ton, is almost certain. and that the vote will
probably be taken Tuesday. The Treaty is
gaining ground every day Mr.. Webster, il
is rcpor.ed, will introduce :hc WiiIuot Pro-
,iso IS clause in the Treaty. In the House
Yesterday, MIR CaJell spoke against the Ad-
r.;nis.ra,;oa on TIE Loan Bill. Mr.. Yinton
mo.el substitute for the issue Of Treasury
Notes which was adopted
Observation-Disclosures Democratic State
Convention, held yesterday, nominated Mr.
III. harsn for the Presidency.
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STATE OF VERMONT

STATE OF VERMONT /
District of Addison IS.
BE it remembered that n; a Probate Court he'd
at Middlebury in and for the Distric; OF Addison,
on the l7Ih day of February A. d. 1913.
Aninstrumeni purPorting to be the last viii and
testament Of
HOPE BRADLEY
lac of said Mildlebury deceased. having been pre-
senred to this Court for probate: 1t is therefore
ordered BY this Court, that said instrument be
considered for probate at the session of this Court
TO be held at the Office of the Register of this
Corri in said Middleury on Thursday tie 9Th
day of March next at one O'Clock in the after
noon and that notice thereof be given to all per-
SONS interested. that they may appear and make
their Objections, if any they may have to the pro-
bate and allowance OF said will, by publishing
certified copy of this order in the Madebury
Galaxy newspaper printed at said Middlebury
three weeks successfully previous TO the time o.
said Court.
Jed. 5. Bushnell. Register.
A true copy of record.
43 Attest Jed. S. Bushnell. Register.
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.pbiect Of discussion. No one pretends to
calculate the time when the question will 10
Secided.-Union, 29h.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


WE The subscribers, heing appoiniedbN
Ike Prohole Court for The District Of Addison
Commissioners. 10 receive. examine and al
just all claims and demands Of all persons
Tains. lie estate Of
ALONZO ROBINSON.
late Of Shorclam IN said District. deceased.
aud also all claims and demands exhibited it.
offset thereto: Aud six moI:ihs irnmIh 18Th
day oil January being allowed by sand for
that purpose, we do therefore hecehy give
notice that we will attend TO The business al
our said appointment al the House Of Lewis
Iieadway in Shnreham on the 2nh Mon
days OF .Hny and July, from nine o'clock A.
NJ. until Jour O'Clock on each oifaid days.
Darts Rich Commits
Joel Hacen s siOners
Daird al Shoreham this 6Ih day ciFehru-
nry 1913. 43
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District Of Addison Com
nissioners, 10 receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons, against the es
late of
REUBEN PECK.
late of Cornwall, in said District, deceased, and
.,so all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto: And six months from the Sd day Of
February lS4s being allowed by said Court for
hat purpose, we 10 therefore hereby give notice
hat we will attend 10 the business ofour s.,id ap
,ointm,at. at the dwelling house Of Romeo
Peck, in Cornwall on the first Wednesdays Of
dav end August next from nine O'Clock. ~. NJ.
until four O'Clock p. NJ. on each Of said days.
IS Horace JAMES Commits
JOHN Sanford, sioncrs.
Dated at Cornwall, his 29.h daT Of EeblS49.
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O. The Albany Knickerbocker hils of The
Inllnwinn.
TEMPERANCE LECTURES.

Mr. j. p. Coffin, late an agent Of the Nee
York STATE Temperance Society, ,riu lecture d.
ring the month Of March IN Addison County,
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Niii;zTARlI TOR SlLE.

THE subscriber offers for sale his farm, con-
tanning about 265 acres of land lying two miles
so:iih of the village Of Bridport on the stage
road leading 10 Whitehall Ii is believed that
said farm contains ali the essential qualities to
constitute it first rate firm. There is 35 acres
of INTERVAL afiording great crops Of hay,
with some Of the best tillage in this region to-
gethcr with all the upland necessary for MEAD
OW. PASTURAGE, SC. The farm has great
Abundance Of PINE and other TIMBER TO sns-
tain all the wants of the farm for any length of
time. There is u comfortable house, five barns
and other outhouses, which together with the fen
ces will be found in good repair Said farm will
be soil! at a fair price, and credit on one half
given if desired with security on the land.
F CLAYES.
Trid9ort, Feb. "a, lsis. A
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Il ATH Me, May IS


Mr. F. Brown
Dear Sir: Having tasted he value Of your
Sarsaparilla aud Tomato Birers, take plea
sure 10 give 10 you The lac's oil nv case for
your own satisfaction and The benefit oil Others
have been suffering with the Eryspelas I'M
NOR in my side. causing my hand and arm
TO swell very murh. and 10 he painful; at the
same time. and fpr solEe lime previous. have
been troubled with weak stomach mos, OF
my food has hurt me. and there has been i,
singular iainines- at The stomach, which has
been increasing. and caused NE much diff
Gully. Alter commenced 'akins your Bit
.rrs. could prcceive ii gradual and imme-
Iiaie relief. and would recommend it with
much confidence 10 those who are lrobled
with such complaints.
Yours. truly. WM. DONNELL.
Bath, Me-. May 81. lSlI "A:
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Rock Salt.

200 bushels heavy grey Rock Salt on hand and
for sale by JAMES II. SLADE & co.
Nov % 1s47. 80 2m-
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Ez-Zzz--zl = -
DIED,

In Burlington, on the 2Sih ult.. Mrs. Su-
can, reicl of the late Asahel Srong. aged
s. years.
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Fer Sale

Aeont iweny-oue acres Of excellers land. si,-
nated IN Cornwall, about Two niles nca, Mitflr-
nuiy VilaSe, on the Troy road; and iteu, lI.,
81 me distance from Cornwall Meeting House
oilG iot has house and good ham en- il, with
gooG fences, and is well watered AISo fs,"ch
ed piece Of abYu.forty acres. grass Isnd on ub;eh
Is large spring of waller wuich never dries.
I for farther particulars enquire or. 3. ROB
BINS. on the prirni>cs
Cornwall, Feb I0sh, 1918. 20 sw
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At Leicester, Monday eve, March
Whiting, Tuesday 9TH
Orwell. Wednesday Sth
Shoreham, Thursday 9th
Cornwall, Friday 10th
Salisbury, Saturday s. Sunday i & 18th
Goshen, Monday 18th
Ripton. Tuesday 14th
Hancock. Wednesday 18th
Granville. Thursday 10th
Lincoln, Friday 18th
Bristol, Saturday and Sunday 18th 18th.
Clergymen and other friends of Temper
ance are requested to make these appointments
more definite, and TO see that suitable arrange
ments are madefor meetings. For rccommen-
dations &c., see former notice in the Galaxy
Feb. 90 varch ls4S.
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THE WELL KNOWN FABLE.

One hot, sul:ry day a wolf and n lamb hap
pened TO come just 1t the same time, 10 qucnch
their thirst in the stream of clear silver brook,
that run tumhling down Tie side Of rocky noun
tain. Tie wolf stood upon the higher ground
and The lamb at some distance from him, down
the current. However the wolf having mind TO
pick quarrel with him, asked him what he meant
by disturbing the wafer, and making it so muddy
that he could not drink and at the same time de
handing saiisfavtiuu.-Ihe lamb, frightened at
this threatening charge, told him, in tone as
mild Is possible, that with humble submission, he
could not conceive how that could be. since the
water which he drank ran down from the wolf to
him, an1 therefore could not e disturbed so far uD
the stream. BE thar as it viii, replies the wolf,
you are 4 rascal. ana l have been told that You
treated me with i'll language behind my back, a.
bout half year ago. Upon my word SAYS the
lamb, the time ycu mention was before was born.
The wof finding it to 70 purpose 10 argue any
longer against truth, fell into a great passion,
SnarlIng and foaming at the mouth, as if he had
been mad and drawing nearer to the lamb, "Sir-
rah," says lie, IF il not You it was your father
and thar is all one" So he seized the poor inno-
cent helpless thing, tore it TO pieces. and made
meal e it.
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Middlebury Female Seminary.

The Summer term Of this Institution viii COM
mence on MONDAYS April l7th, and continue IA
weeks.
A full board of the best qualified teachers will
be secured for the several Departments.
S. PEARL LATHROP,
PRINCIPAL
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET, Thurs
day March 2d.

(Reported Tor The Traveller.)
AT marker 400 Beef Caule. 20 pairs Work
ing Oxen. 20 Cows and Calves, llC0 Sheep.
and 400 Swine.
Pricrs-BssfC ahle-S5 1906 2and 675.
IIorkiDg O.ren-S5S070 81 aud rs
Colce and Cairts-Sl4 90. 81. 30, and 10
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G0ODS! GoODgi

Ne" GoodN, HOtOld ones, but all Il esil and new
ol every description, eOnsiStingoi Staple and ian
ey DRY GVOdS, MHfS and BoaS, Vietorines Dui-
lslo it"bes, Carreis, Ouer Caps, Boots & Shoes,
,ore'oer with 10 hhds. Sugars, 10 of MoIasses, Is
heS'S Of lea, md len thousand other articles IL
Low offered al unheanl of low lIiceS. NO MIS-.
TAKE. Great inducements 10 Cash Customers
now offered Now is your time to clolhe and fss5
yourselves cheap P.w.COLLiHS.
veTgsnnes, Dc -, 1877.
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YAvD OUT OF PLACE. Taileyrand once
said that the art ofpuuing men in their pro-
per places. was perhaps The frslin The science
OF government. We do not always succeed !;
sometimes we send men 10 Congress whom
We ought 10 send 10 the STATE Prison and
plafe men on The bench who ought to tie sci
before the bar; men are seen lahoriously
humping The anvil.-You will sometimes see
college graduate who cannot write page
of good English. nor even spell well such
Eugish as he can write.
O. The Albany Knickerbocker hils of The
following;
One boy in a shopis as good as a man
Two hoys however. are worse than the devil.
II there be only one youth in the room he is
The most sedaie customer in The parry. In
iroduce another, however. and grand and
lofty iurbling and somerseis over the stove,
will be The order oflhe day from sunrise till
dark
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

Il \. IL
WE, the subscribers, being appointed bv
me Probate Court Tor the District of Addison
Commissioners. 10 receive examine and adj
INST all claims and demands of all rersou. a.
gainst the estate o.
JONATHAN A. ALLEN,
'a'e oil MIidlehury in said District, deceased
and also all claims en,l demands exhibited
IN offset thereto: And six months from ,hr,
10Th day OF February Is4s being allowed by
sand Court for that purpose. we do hereby
give noIIce that we will alreaI 10 The bust
ness OF our said appointment. at the late
dwelling house said deceased in said Mid
dlebury, on the 20lh day of March, and The
IOih day Of August, iromnine o'clock, A. Nj.
un'i' Tour O'Clock, T. NJ. on earh Ofisaid days.
Doras,zs UoostsT, Commissioner
Chester Elmer,
DATED at MiddiebuSy This Plat day Of Feb
ruary, lS4S. a.
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STATE OF VERMONT. I
District Of Addison IS.
Be itremenbered, that alta Probate Court held
at Middleburv in and for the district Of Addi-
olson, on The 18th day of February Il. u. 1913.
Zenls ,Iyrick 2 administrator of tie estate u
JIMES SW INrON,
late OF C,ownpoint, in the C0uniy of Essex. in
the safe of New York, deceased. Irfsents his adj
miuisration accou II for allowance: 1: is tereupOn
ordered, THAI said administration account be exam
inrd and considered for allowance by tins Count. al
The s-ssiun Thereof 10 lie Eela at the afht .
Office Of the Register Of this Court, in said MIDDLE
bu v, IN Thursday the 9th day Of March next, al
one oclpck in the aheruoonr ard that said admin
israior give notice thereof TO all persons interested.
that they may appear and make their oiecti "ns, II
any they may have, to the allowance If sa account.
hy pub lislring certified copy Of this oId'r in nc
Northern GalaXy-a newspaper printed AT said Mid
dlrhury-ihree weeks successfully previous TO the
time Of sold Court.
Jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy Of Record.
43 Attest, jed s. BuslreH, Register.
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THE WELL Known FABLE OF EsoP."-Gen.
Taylor, in lis letter to Mr.. Marcy which we pub
iished last week, speaks of the well known fable
The following is believed to be tie enc -,
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STATE OF VERMONT.
District Of Addison S.
Be it remembered, that 4 Probate CourI
,eld at Middlcbury in and for the District cl
Addison, on the "a day CT March a. D. 1913
Lewis Hunt guardian OF
FREDERIC X. TICKNOR,
= minor, son of Paul Ticknor late Of Shore
ham in said District, now gone TO parts IN
known. represents to this Court that it would
ne beneficial to his said ward TO sell all his said
wards real estate, and moves this Court 20
rant him license to sell the same: 1t is there
upon ordered that said application be consd-
red at the session Of this Court TO be held at
he office of the Register of this Court in said
Midd.eburv, on Thursday The 9Th day Of A
oril next, at one o'clock in the afternoon, and
hat notice thereof be given to all persons in
crested. that they may appear and make their
objections. If any they may have, TO SAID IL
.ense being granted, BY publishing certified
sonv of tbs order in the Middlebury Galaxy
a newspaper printed at said Middlebury-
:hree weeks successfully previous to the time
Of this Court.
= II
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-10-27
NOW FOR CASs.

NJ. n. Robinson Of New York, writes ,e
the Tribune. saying he has bsen a whig
over q quarter Of a century; and as there
is now no WHO PARTY, he shall not vote
for TAYLOR, but for the man who will be
most likely 10 defeat him. Such evide n.
ces are becoming more and more numer.
ons Throughout, the U"ion. Ifthey 60 or
thus, there will scarcely be . decent cor.
poral's guard left among them on the 7th
Of November.--Free Press.
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Tie Nashville Unioo claims Tennessee
- CERTAIN for Case and Butler. and we do
not doubt il. The Union says.
Our friends will see that ,he drmocra
cy cf other States concede Tennessee 10
Taylor, in their estimates. Il there a
democrat in this State WIN doubts that IL
will vote for Cass!--Not one. We honestly
believe! lie, us astopish our democrat.
&c friends elsewhere by giving Cas a
hedvy majori'y. We can do IL. lei ns
leave Taylor with only 6eiectoral votes.
Case 10 certain Of . decided minority
without Tennessee. And cur vote mns,
be added to swell the triumph. Let eve.
~ democrs tic shoulder be putto the wheel
and the work can easily be accomplished.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

The @Republic," a free soil paper, pnhlish.
ed in Philadelphia, estimates the vote Of the
free soil men Of PENNSYLVANIA, at 5000. This
vote entire was given for Johnston, the whie
candidate for Governor, and yet, though his
majority smouuts to scarce sufficient to form
q corporaIs guard. IL indeed he has majority
ct oil the wings. on the strength Of his vote,
elsim the State for Taylor.
The 9Th uf November win show Pennsyi.
vsnia democratic by mary thousands - States.
ptaa.
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hr Can any body inform us where that
iws nfy thousand msjorit, fur FoRD is that
Auditor " oods has been speaking about
Tor some ,ime!-- Hdmiiton Telegraph.
II has followed the Wing party. and has
sunk ,m'o Governor Bebb's ashes Of de-
sPar'
TIE hi,rth and. Of Gen. Taylor are
rrw rs,e.siug the S,a'e. rer o,der II the
Wing R".rh State ~o,ralCommites
~, to worry' that twenty 'h"".a"d' hui
mertl,.tu ind out where it is.'-- Siafesman
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Gen. Taylor,

Vine CANDIDATE ron PREsIDENT,
l. now drawing twensy .seren raiioms per
day. while quietly seated at Baton Rouge
writing le,tsrs for himself a. candidate
for President Of the United States. HIS
pas, besides these rat,ons, amounts to sew.
erai thousand dollar per year.
Gen. Washington declined receiving
pay for his service as q. neral, and 70
signed his com,nissson immedistsly On the
cou ciusion Of the war in which he had
been engaged.
NJ Whiggery is guilty Of the enormi,,
Of comparing Gen. Tayior with the g'eat
Nashville Union.