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Inc New-Orleans Delta corrects, on
tne authority OF Gen. Taylor himself, the
statement put forth by the New.Ycrk
Herald, that his age is ffty>eiubt. The
General informs the Delta that his ACE is
slxty-four. " "
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CHANcE OF Observation-Disclosures
70 'ne boston Transcript, instead of"good
morning How do you do? ?" &c.
people now say, when are YOU Off"
What route do you take?"
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THE NEW ENGLAND FARMER, We see it an
nounced, has been revived, under the Editorship
of s. W. Cole, Esq. to be published every other
Saturday, at 81 year. The Farmer was fora
long time among the most valued of our exchang
es, and we should be happy 10 renew the acquaint-
ance.
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Notice.

Those subscribers who by the terms Of their agreement
with Mr Bell entitled pay far the Galaxy IN wood
or lumber hereby notified that they must make pay
ment this winter they will be required TO pay in cash
3stf CYRUS BIRGE, ! Execu-
Middlebury Jan Is 1870 GEO. 5. SWIFT. ) tors.
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Coffee & Tea,

The real bona Jfdc OLD JAVA COFFEE at
~ IL cts pound. Other kinds cheaper.
TEAS of all descriptions cheaper than any
Ency Tea advertised TASK those who bave used it,
and they will tell you so II. A. SHELDON.
Nov. 25, IS4S.
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If you wish TO save your HAY, buy one Of
Blackman's STRAW CUTTERS of
Dec. 10. Is4s w. S. JOHNSON.
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Take Notice.

have many accounts which have been due
more than year. If they are not paid or settled
before the last day of December they will he sied
HARMON y. SHELDON.
Nov. 25, IS4S.
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New Haven, p Roseoe,-Cornwal', Ira bingham
Whiting John Simonds- Cornwall B. F. Haskell-Shore-
qam X WrghtSold also by agents throughoutthe state
1t is useless to talk about quackery quackery means
talk about quackery lift to be term reproach stamped
upon such medicines Ya1ghR's Vegetable LhonrPue
Mixture II quackery means the kind Of remedies winch
this article proved itself Such term will soon change
meaning in johnson From what know oil TINS Ia
medicine would rather take dozen OF as our STOCK
trade start the profession of D. than an entre
course of study honorable graduation and diploma
from the college in the country; it is said to be SIM
pie compound of vegetable articles the proportion and
complete knowledge which secret all the world
its fame spread the United States and Canada
England and the various South American portaies
Of the article immense and cures all diseases-t is 100
American Remedy e. c. Vsughns Veg Lith. Mixture IN
W. P. Russell, Agent
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The following letter from Rev HENRY WOOD Of Con-
cord n H. editor of the Congregational Journal a relg
newspaper Of high character speaks volumes in IA
of the good qualities of Wistar's Balsam:
Concord N. H. March 9, 1876.
Mr.. s. w. Fowle-Dcar Sir: Two years ago the past
winter sudden and violent attack lungs by expo
TO cold confined me TO and bed for several
weeks and when recovered much oppressed by
difficulty in breathing that incapable of rapid walk
and violent exercise and often unable to sleep or
upon bed by night The suffering frequently
extreme, and Judging from the necacy of the remedies
used supposed the disease ncurabe. Being persuaded
to try bottle of Witars Balsam of Wild Cherry, without
the confidence in its efficacy that of other pre-
scription fully understand surprise and
hen found the difficulty almost entirely removed before
one bottle had been used up Having mortal aversion to
medicine and seldom using it in FORM nothing but
pahy with my fellow sufferers induces me to make this
public statement aAd recommend the article TO others SINH
isriy afflicted. With respect, yours truly,
HENRY WOOD.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper.
Agents-Middlebury, ". p RusseI,-Nergennes, J. Hun
tngion,-Bristo J. w. Parmaee,-Monktcn, T. C. Smith,
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Take Notice.
Notice

Doct. VIM. P. Russell has placed in our hands
for collection, large amount of notes and ac-
counts. Persons indebted to him will please call
and settle Immediately.
BARBER & BUSHNELL.
Middlcbury. Jan. 10, ls49. 80
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Just Published

And for sale at Clark's Bookstore, a Memoir Of
Colonel SETH WARNER, by DANIEL CHiP
MAN. LII d.. to which is added the Life of Colo
mel ETHAN ALLEN, by JARED SHARKS, LII.
d.
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~ Our acknowledgements are due to Hon
S. 5. Phelps for Public Documents.
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II The State Temperance Convention meets
at Burlington tomorrow.
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1Ht lAOh. lODdtO- NOHAt ANi e''S D'StA.N- -
New Haven
To all persons interested IN the estate of
NOAH EDWARDS;
late of Bristol in said District, deceased tcstate,
GREETING Whereas, Daniel GOreham, Ex-
ecutor of the Estate of the said deceased hath
presented to said Court his petition in writing,
setting forth that the debts legacies and charges
against said estate amounts to the sum OF So ,3s4
that the amount of personal estate remaining in
his hands is S2,I75, leaving the sum of S3,2O9 to
be raised from the real estate, and hath shown TO
the said Court the situation of the real estate
whereof the said deceased died seized, and hath
REPRESENTED TO said Court that sale Of the real
estate will be necessary, and Prays the said Court
to license him to sell all the real estate of the said
deceased: Therefore it is ordered that all persons
interested be notified to appear at session OF
said Probate Court, to be held at the office OF the
judge of said Court, at Bristol, on the second
Monday of February, Is49, at 10 O'Clock, torenoon
that they may give bonds for the payment OF the
debts. lceacics and charges of Administration, or
show cause why license should not be granted, as
aforesaid-For which purpose tbs further order
ed. that COPY of the record of this order pub
lished three weeks successfully i'll the Middlebury
Galaxy, newspaper printed at Middebury, in
this State. all of which publications shall be pre-
yious to the said time appointed for SAID hearing
Hurley Mualsiu, Judge.
A true Copy of Record
80 Attest II. UInsH, Lidg-.
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COMMISSiONERS' NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District If New Haven,
Commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate OF
JOHN HILL, ID,
late Of Starksboro, in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited IN off
set thereto: And six months from the 4th day OF
December, 1913, being allowed by said Court Tor
that purpose we do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business OF our said
appointment, at the dwelling house OF the widow
Olive L. Hill, in StasksboTo, on the INST mondays
of February and April, l849, from one o'clock,
P. NJ, until six O'Clock P. M on each of said
days.
ANDRE FERGUSON, ) sioners.
Dated at Starksboro, this 18th day of Decen-
berf 1915, 5o;5w'
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P R0CLAMATI0N
EXTRA.

Know all men, by these presents, that 1, the
subscriber, under the influence of the prevailing
excitement which exists, am determined to seek
fortune the onld mines of
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| AM BOLD TO ASSERT

that this stock contains the richest and most Gle.
giant assortment of Ladies' Dress Goods that was
ever offered in Addison County; and, having. ac-
cepted of discount of thirty per cent flor CASH.
offer such inducements TO my customers rs can
not be had short of the valley of the Sacramento
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CALIFORNIA,

Therefore / take this method to inform the good
people of this vicinity that my entire stock of
goods is positively for SALE and will be sold, with
out the least regard to cost or profit
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BY, MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
REPORTED FOR THE GALAXY.
New YoRK, January 1872. NJ.

New YoRK, January 10, 3 L. NJ.
The steamer Empire State was burned at
Fall River. a: haIEpast 10, Saturday night.
Nothing saved. Loss valued at $50, 000-
100000 said TO be insured.
Col. Croghan, Inspector General Of the
Army. died al Washington Saturday last.
A despatch, dated Baltimore, I4ih, saws
A case Of Cholera, the first in this vicinity,
was reported at the Relay House, on Satur-
day.
The Convention of Southern Members of
Congress, being a Committee of one from
each Stale, met at The Capitol, on Saturday.
at | A. NJ. Messrs. Calhoun and Clayton
both made repOrts-the latter strictly in op-
position TO the former. The discussion CON
Iinued till late hour. No definite action vet
reported.
New York, Monday Evening.
The Union denies empha!icdlly that the
Government have any news from California,
which they do not publish.
a despatch from Washington, dated vester-
day, says; There was quite fight in the
Committee of the Southern caucus. Mr.. Cal
houn's report was adopted only by majority
Of Is for and against. 1t was deemed TOO
infammatory, though only historical, and re-
citing grievances suffered by the South from
the North The fight will be continued next
Saturday."
The legal agents of the Methodist Episco-
pal Book concern, in this city and Cincinnati,
have published their intention not to divide
with the Southern churches the property of
the Book concern.
A despatch from Boston says Of the Empire
State, the fire was first discovered in the for
ward part of the boat, and is supposed TO have
caught from the stove. The hull is in bad
condition. The engine stands erect and will
be saved. The hull is to be towed to New
York to be rebuilt. The silver ware was saved
in q safe. The insurance was 100000. 1t
is supposed this will cover the loss.
CONGRESS.
MONDAY, Jan. Is.
SENATE.-Mr. Donnell made fl minority
report in opposition 10 Mr. Berrien, for adj
hitting California, and settling land titles
therein.
Mr.. Benton defended his substitute prev
iously offered, and said he desired the SIM
piest and most direct means for securing the
rights of Emigrants, and for disposiDg OF
the public lands. He favored speedy action,
10 terminate The excitement which would, in
its consequences, exhaust the mineral wealth
of the country, by individual enterprise, the
Government alone being charged with the
duty ofpro!ecling order in the country.
The bill was after some debate postponed.
House. Mr.. Thompson moved 10 take up
report from Committee on Elections. which
was agreed 10. Majority and minority re-
ports were read.
The Committee Of the Whole was dis
charged from The farther consideration ofIhe
Presidents annual message, and several
portions were referred.
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NJ. 3.
To the Ladies.

Those Taylor and Polka Boots have just arriv-
ed and are ready for inspection at
Dec. 10. Is4s W. s. JOHNSON'S.
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GROCERIES,

Just received from New York and Boston q
fresh supply, consisting in Teas, Sugars, Coffee
&c, &c. Having purchased my Groceries with
eight per cent. discount from low cash price, ]
can and will defy competition in any article il
this line
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Gentlemen'S Furnishing Goods

On hand, an extensive assortment of Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods, of every description.
These, together with all other goods, will be sold
low for cash or ready pay.
JOHN WAINWRIGHT.
Middebury, January 18th, lS49,
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OF VERMONT.

TATE OF VERMONT. I
District of New Haven, SIS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District OF
New Haven
To all persons interested IN the estate of
NOAH EDWARDS.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, In Sale courty. 2, Il,
I,lue cIcnlt court March term, 1919, IN cbanc.~,
Sane Mowbray RS. Richard Mowbny Marlin
Mowbray, George Nowbay, Rchcrd Moyybr1y
r,Joseph H,ncnit and Mary his wife William
woodruff nnd E.lznbeh his wife, John Smith srj
matt6a ms wife, Richard Ellison and Ann his viii.
Jane Mowbtay, and Harriet Mowbray - Petition
AFFIDAVIT having been filed in this capae show.
ng lnAt We following defendants To wit. Richard
NV owotIay, Martin MowbrOy, Juscph IInncu and
Iaay me- VIE, William Woodruff and EIz,beth his
wue, som smith and Martha his wife. Richard E.
M W, aHl Ann his wife, Jane Mowbray, and UaT,cr
mI1soIay, are not residents OF the state of Illinois
on INV service oprocess cannot be had upon aid
"seuune Now, therefore public notice i hereby
he sa n., %ieS you the last named defendants. in
~. ps9non shall personally be and nnpcnr he.
@ VI, bal Llsae circuit court on or bclor hr frs,
aay % ine heX term thereof to be holden \, me c"nr,
hoJ'c IN ouaway on the 3Oth day of Worrb n now
mug ,ieaa, answer, or demur to the mid connisiH
against you end tn. matters therein prnvc5 sor Jci
creed accordingly Pun ~ PiISHyU,uI ,ot &c
O,,sw, One - ,spS fe'r' Clerk
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A Chance for Spectators

Called or un7ca.cI, written or oral. proposals
Nwl Doe received just Us fast 1- taay cam and dee
Cind upon very soon urer received. iJrtrr purchase
% tH" following notes and account, which we find
on our books gaust men out Of whom we hove
abandoned the hope Of ever ..actu- ANYTHING l
the uagat way. Some OF 'he.r mon are good. and %
We could go 20 them and dun them mp TWO or three
times We might get our claims out Of them We
have tired tuuug letters Iu some ca-s- but have me-
yer received an answer Some oI 'ncWarr very .u-
different payers, doubtless their cases the most
reasonable bargains will be- offered and others tor
uuGlt we know ar" drad--liica oriVg the printer!
Almost any barga offered IN such caS"s. lierc are
'hc demand. Walk mp and buy Yourselves rcL'
Charic8 EaGtriR, q German followed the butcher
ing 5u1nrss n Tins place; gil here in ~ or r.
GpHi bgg,r 'rhere hr rent ty--nncouut, 81 80
ira7lcis Li5by, had two horses stolen. lived on
lntlrn, Greek, IN Oct, lsl2, account dated
Oct -, 1872 50
Dor,d L. Lomrg, kcr, hotel a few mile, this
side Of Springfield, probably good bat out Of
ou-reacn,--act dated May H. lsH l 50
NJ, ri1rE, was IN ISIS, a broker in Chicago
act dated April ., 1915, 90
lImrra iHtIiA4c, kept horse here in 1915,
came from or went to Pgoua,--1c't dated
April ;. 1915. 90
Harry IFooi, I.yc5in Peru, act dated Sept 3,
1873, 90
Niclarl BE Donrld, lived n, Morris. Grnly
county and was a candidate iur sheriff there
N i,i6,-act, dated May - 1916, 90
Ihomas OSu'ir7H, contractor on the canal,
gone, don't know WHITTIER act dated June
II, lSI6 90
CLANCY baron, n printer, laft here nhou,n
year ago udvrriilci his wiz, July 30, 1917,
ut cost, when settled, Of ! so
b1ruard t3rigan, qnaulcd stone below town,
lni' recently paris to US unknown, act
tfw months DID, co
Tins BrIlc, lived at Peru, In l5i2-aotc dated
sept ., l5ia, ~ 600
Nm e Harrison, lived about here and Peru
in l5i2-uote, dated June !, lSi2, 32j
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Horse ShOeing and Farriery,

THE subscriber bags leave 10 an1oure 20 the pubic
lha, ac has opened an establishment IN Columbus
street. near the Catholic Church where the business
1i horse sa1oug and hrrsv wI. ha conducted on th,
most scientific principles. II is grnrny admitted
mat too many al those who practice shUcinE aye to-
tally Ignorant OF It's principle. thereby pfaiu-iug the
numerous cases ol noutugu1uy sni diseases II the
feet daily witnessed II really becomes the drrv 20,
every one who values 70 good horse. SD --,aut.a fo
Dos profit ~ well aS Hy pleasure, 20 secure the Esr.
ccs OF \ good inu.cT Dor 20 useful nm animal
iBtCcn vsGrs practical experience u .h0ped. will
enable the subscriber 20 follow correct system chi
cunled 20 prevent diseases consequent ON rny, ',I
sHug.ng aud when necessary, 20 remedy 'tr errors
OF The past. !. TANNING.
Ottawa, Nov o, si7 lG
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geo NnrieIics nf AppIc.


Aud n great variety OF prar-, piumbs, aud Cher
rrs, which have been selected with care and
great expense from the most popular and op.
proved Ncr,cr'cs m the Union. embracing near.
Iy ai the standing varieties IN the eastern and
.oulhern states, the fruit Of which /, J.. confident.
'y believed, cannot fail TO suit the most delicate
and ,inci palites,
The Subscriber assumes with confidence that
he has the greatest rWis'y md most sp'suid MS
'yrim'W o. Doe found iu northern Illinois. The
trees are from 10 3 years Of sec, and ranging
IRON 3io feet in height, and well rropouloned.
u is believed that the lamcu,ahlc rcmIssnrss
on the part of I'mcrs, every where observable
lu planting fruit trees, IL mostly attributable 20
The almost total iaIinrc, IN most cases, where
uecs have been transphnled from o diH.ncc,
and Tho hhrouS roots 80 which the tree relies Tor
ms nultlment have become dead from too long
exposure Ia dry air or severe frous after takiug
them up,cthor OF which l. h.al to ITS growth.
but these cmnarnssmcuis no longer exist. The
farmer can now hc supplied IN hi. own vicinity
with the number and variety he wishes, grown
in the same soil and climste in which they are
10 he lrausp,nlcd.
II the trees are taken up in tho spring, it
should he done soon after the frost is out Of the
sround-nI all cvcntr, before ,hc leaf begins to
put forth. II taken up in the flll, they should
be buried until srriuc.
Apple rccs a. the Nurscry u! cents; an 9TH
or kinds, % cents. WELLS WAIT.
Dayton. Fob. IS lsIs-iy.
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Al'o, highly improved FARM IN Indian
Creek, containing 427 acres. Is miles north OF
Ottawa, on the -ple road 22j acrcs imprnvSai
70 OF timber dwell n houses, ooc log the 9th.
cr good frame, with well, wnnd.huusc aud els.
ten; 80 fruit trees many OF them bearing; y
good frame barn aad shed ana stationary thrcsh.
ing machines the frm swell watercd with IIv.
ing fprng' aud by lrdlnn Creek The farm
wlll be sold entire or divided Into two equal Dor.
rlous. liberal credit will be given Oh part of the
purchase money.
~ Bpeou Con"ig.-Sec 3G l7,nr1l east
OF the I,h principal meridian,
II G0mdy County Sc Or o, 81, 6 bis w
/ ar Is, %
HWH Coco,ig--E hf.w 80, 81, o; sw r.. e.
/ 3, 80, o.
1 The above Lands will he sold cheDp. Ga
most of which, by Inying onc.hurDh down, time
will lie r,en on the balance.
! Nov %. GEO II. NORRIS.
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THE Mass md Nc-Pcr Book approved hy the RI
=, Roy John Hughes Do, Bishop OF Now York
The Cnrunrs GuuIc tn Heaven. or Manual OF
Spiritual Exercises
The Catholic Manual. containing Spiritual EyerriS-
csnnl Devouons for the daily use of Christians;
The kcy Heaven for sale ut BDRLEN'S,
does l2l Lake street. Chcaro
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Horse sbOCsoyiuc.
Timber Land for Sale.

n ME subscriber has 20 nrrcs Of good timber
X lhnd near the town Of Nar-ed.,.. m lu.,Iie
N county, on the north side ofthr river lor .,i
y span "l good breeding mnrrs, or single one ",
o' lakeh m pnrt pay 4 portion Of the purchase
money can remain ON Interest for some time
1u9"o, O,I y el5 JOUN HlSE.
!. Sc " Jackson Esq near the property
G ,I give any i"iormnuon respecting the terms and
"'' ''"N' got
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water Power for safe .

Valuable WAR PIsitgs, on Fog Rrsr ft.5
mites GjDre D1y'0a. amt one mile from ,Mst
ga'sr navigation 10 The FCcisr u The AiHou
and Michigan rqu0L
THE subscriber having built his dam
cross he ri'er at tic above place, :, nos"
prepared 10 sell rr lease water Tor manufacturing
purposes \ saw mill is In operation, and o.
grisI and lourius mill in progress Of erection. Il
Is located ia the midst Of an extensive wheat
md wool growing country. and oi''rs every 10.
iuccmcnt for he above business md also i9rs
Hnulen factory, or any mechanical Or mauuhc.
'urng establishments where water power IS re-.
luired. village plat Is land out and lots are
rHtrcd On reasonable terms. 4 blacksmith and
wagon maker would fnd it desirable location
mi good tavern or boarding house would do
veil. For particulars enquire "f
Ouaws. Dec 10. ls4T GEO. MANN.
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" nInnhlc Lnw lools. nIrc.ln flh,

" hiuahic Law Boohs. Digest oflhc supreme
y, court Of The United States Wharton's direst
OF "a REPORTS Inrmm "n wills BnIromb'. Icndinr
cases IN commercial law Story ON silcs do trorn.
lSog notes do builmen- equity uiri,pn,i,ncs 3, ",
.'ViN llcndLuG'; do partnership do hreu,y. IN,
'nle y N.Y. \ II 4 c BrRfrr, Igs laksn