The northern galaxy. [volume], November 16, 1847, Image 3

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Hero tnej wm . -
jiam are ima 10 oe tncuu.j.
. TWn Atlas of Nov. 13th, quotes
r fi7 nerccnt, onoccnt
j. thsn the price last week. The last quotaUon
of Rutland stock was 90 3-4 per ccnt.
DEATII oTESSOlTixODDAKD.
t. : km, that we annonnce the dcath of
Professor Solomon Stoddard, who died at Hs resi
dencein North Han.pton, on Thursday of last
week aged 47 ycars.
DEATH OF HON.BEXJ. SWIFT.
-ffe are pained to leamthat the Hon. Benjamin
Swift, of St. Albans, late U. S. Senaton died very
Budde'nly on Thursday. It appears that he was
Kiicd witha violcnt pain inthepitof thestomach,
,hUe on his farm, and that lic died before medical
asiistance could be obtained. His aSc was near
68. .
Nokheim Railkoad. TheA tlas says the
yorthera Railroad will be open cntire to the pub
lic to Connecticut Rivcr on Wedncsday the 17th
instant. On that dav the stock holders a m
rited gucsts will Pa,s over it, leaving Boston one
dav and rcturning the ne.xt, dining together at
Lebanon by iuvitation from citizens of that town.
From Veka Cnuz Extrac. f.om a Ietter.
dae j " Vera Cntz, Oct 8, 1847.
"Generals Patlerson. Marshall nnu Ousti-
: ir- Pni nnd n Inrrre hodv
V Cl il VI " 0
nnthmtr from Mexico. aod butlew clection
retums. Tnihodeaux. Whig. 13 reelectm to
Concress. Tberelurns indicate the reelec-
tion of Harmanson. So far il Whig benators
and 17 Representaiives are elected, Locos,
o Senators aud 12 Representaiives- Net
Whig galn of 1 Seoilor aud 3 Represen
tatives.
Palladium Office.
New Haven, Not. 11 1 P. M.
Gov. Bissell has appointed Ex-Gov Roger
c r. t r.i" --. i t . i o ..
5. UAI.IJW1N III UllSlyliy UUHU'J oumucur
tor in nlace of Hon. Jabes W. Huntington
deceased.
fThis anpoiutment will hold until the mee
liog of a new Legislature of Connecticut in
May next.
Ed. Trib.
inn nrt nniv in
of new iroops rperhaps 3000) are et.camped
at Bu'are, three roiles above the cny.
Horses, mules and materials are landtng
hourly, and it h ihought (Iioped) that ihe
train and iis eecorl may move in eight or ten
daystoward Maxico. Genera! Lane, wlio
left here soine two weeks Bincc. wiili twclve
or fifiecn liuudrcd nien, has passed Jalnpa on
hij ivav to the capi'.al. It was EUpposed tbat
ihe MexicanCongrcss would rueel on the 5th
or perhnps bv the lOih ofOdober.
-By lasi account our army was quiel at
Mcsico and ihe pcople wereal llieir ufual oc
cupations. Soma Annn was said lo be at or
near Puchla ilh abdiit 3000 ii.m and three
piccrs orarlillery. It ie gencraly snpposcd
Jie is nnxious to gel out ol'lhe counlry.
"The healih ol VcraCruz is iinprnvmg
ihr.tol Ihe caslle reirograding. Wc liave lost
fivemen ofyellow fuver here wilhin a lew
,lays. Tliey were all rrcruits just irom Ihe
North. Lietitcnani Ayre?. Hi-nderton and
Huiit, fresh Jroin West Point.have juat re
pnrltid licielbr duly. As a freW norther h
blowing. I hope eooii to see Ihe last ol the
veliowfevcr fur 1847." New YorU Commer
"cil Advertiscr.
MA5SACHUSETTS UEGIMKNT.
Thefollowing latterin anExtra Picayune
nf Ocl.25 gives somc account oflhe recenl
hadconduct of ihis regiraent and themotive
c r it :
Veba Crlz, Oct. 17, '47.
The Alnbama came in yesterday morning
wiih a large mail, niuch to the rclicfofsol
diers and ciiizens. We havc nothing in the
ehapeofnews here. exceptwhen the Englisli
cuurier conics doivn, or a msiil arrives Irom
Neiv-Orienn, and can otdy amu?c ourselves
rjirculniin ovcr the thouand Mexicnn ru
indjs ih.it rcar.h us, bul which are ncvcrtrue.
Ycrily, llicse Mexicans are a nalioti ofli.irs
ihfj can't tcll the irulh, poor fellows.lheir
i:a!ure rebels aains: it. C'MinpBuj-ira is in
c.viunnm! ol Bri. Ge.-s. Cuslniisr. The ucn
rra! is pretly hard on ihe Ainerirans sonie-litii-s,
ulien they dcviate Irom what hecalls
thc paih of icciuiidc.
The olh&r day il bccamc ncccEsary to
cLdie ihe ?ilns?achusetis regimcnt anetv,
ili'-irold t;rey unilorm having ber.omc scri
i"jily dilapidatcd. Gniy clolhing cnnld not.
d! cniirso. he procuri'd here, nnd llic Unilcd
Mne (ihebcst eoidk'r'sclnlliing in tlie wnrKI)
ns fiubsliitited Ibr ir. Tlie reuimeiit accep
irJt! cdu.Iiii:?. "iih llie exrcplion of one
iir.vany. the nieiuhcre of whicli pofiiively
rciu'-cd, nn the gniunJ ihat it u-;ij disgracc
liMor tliPin ' v.l.ir thc nnionul uni'orni !
T'n-y uo'jhl i.ot cluthe theinselves inany
ihmgrUc; iliev ncrc bcrnniing rnggcd.and
ivcreoti the poinlofmarrhiiigto ihcitnerior.
whcre Ihere is no clothitig at all. Gen.
Cusliin pumied the very course that
inost mHitnry men would have pmsued.
llis order Eounds Fonicwhut harfli, bnt 1
I '.e ihe lone ofit. Mutinoue ttoops usnally
hplinti hmllvnnihc fleld ol balile, and Ihe
ihs-pomion vhirh ihe General Ims inade of
l'") -nwdv comtiany is a vciy judicious one
j - -rmy.desircs no such lellows in itf midst.
l.MPORTANT FROM MEX1CO.
New York Nov. 12-3 1-2 P. M.
The (eamer New Oricans arrivcd a '
New Orleausou the 7th wilh dales from Vcra
Cruzto ihe lslinst.
Gen. Lane anivcd at Perote, and was
joinedjlhtre by Cnpl. Walker and his com
inand. Capt. Walker took marr.li to Huamanila.
A sanguinary cng-agement look place in 1
ihe st.-eers, heiween Wulker's force or 250
and 1,600 Mexicau.
Itrcsulted inatota! cxpulsion of ihccn
emy and the orcupaiion nf ihe lowu by our
iroops, who onlv lost C men. amon;; them
Capt. Walker, "who was , illed byafaihcr
enrr.'-d nl ihe Ioss ol UU sr,n.
i i.j Mexicans lost 200 men and 3 pieresof
u.iil'rrv.
TheAmericans nfierwards cvacualed Ihe
,:ace and went townrds Tinal on the Puebla
toad wiih no opposition.
Gen Lane subsequenlly took uphis'.march
to Pueh'.a, which ihey lound ii. a slate ol in
Eiurcction, having to fight in platoons, dri
ving the Mexicans back and restonng order.
Gen. Rea ihen fled wilh 400 gueirillas to-
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM ENG-
I.AND.
The steamship Vashingtou, Capt, Hewitt,
frnm Soiithamnton 23d ult., arrived at Nen-
York on Tuesday afternoon,
Sincelhe publicaiioD ofour paper by the
Caledonia, a complete paralysis has seized
almost erery branch oftiade; The earnest
applicalion of Ihe Liverpoolcommercial body
for relief from the governuient has beeu met
ivilb the most earnest expression ofsympathy.
but, np to thib nioinent, ihe chief memhers of
ihe administraiiou seem cither inexorable to
al! complaiui or lotally uneqnal to the lask
of providinga remedy. E very day the inis
cuief is sDreadinir.
Millsare stopped, thousatids thrown outof
crnploy, and the totdl auseuce ol all dealins
iii irnde, rendci thesaleofgoods to any extent
allogelber impossihle. Inihis stata of ihiugs
all our reports musl necedsarily be of one
unvarviu; tone of a most melancholy and
despouding character.
Ireland. The reports from all parts of
Ireland still teem with the most alarming
accounts of dislress and outrage In Lim
erick a collision has already taken place
with the military. An attack was inade
by about 800 oflhe populace, in a body,
on the Rathkeale workhouse A small
party of dragoons interfered to prevent
the attack. A conflict ensued : some of
the soldiers wcre uounded, aud they were
forced to retreat. Tlie iufantry and po
lice were then called out and the riot act
read, and the rimers were dispersed, after
two of them being inade prisoners, and
auother stabbed by the police.
A son of Mr. Estabrook, of Brattleboro, 3 years
old, I'ell into akcttle of boilingwatcr, last week,and
died the samc cvciiing.
BRIGIITOK 1IARKET Mondny Xov. 8, 1847.
RejnrU-d fur tlie Da'tlg Advtrtisir.
At Market 2100 Bcef Cattle, 1600 Stores, 5400
Slicep, aud 1475 Swine.
Piiices. Bccf Cattle Extra, S6 25; first
quality, S5 50 aG; second quality, S5, a5 50;
thinl quality, S3 50 a 4 75.
Store Cattle YcarlinRS, S7 a 10; two ycars old
S12 a 20; three years old. 524 a38.
Shcep Dull. Small lots at Sl 25, 1 37, 1 50,
1 75, 1 88, 2 25, 2 37 and 2 50.
IMPUR ITIES OF THE BLOOD.
1 wish to impress il parlicularly on the
tninds ol those thal are troubled wiifi impuri
ties of Ihe blood; b.id humors, old ulccrs,
and dis nsesbrought on by Ihe use of mer
c::ry ,ralomel, that this is a sovereign remedy
It is well known to every physician, thai
Surcnparilla is almost the o'y article ihat
can be successlully uscd lo roo! out such dis
eascf, and, when mixcd wiih 'he bure ex
Irarl of lnmaloc?. it has bei n knovn to curc
such cases where Snrsaparilla alonc has had
no effecl. Thls can he nccounled lor from
Ihe Inct that iheTomatoes operaie greally on
the bowels, carrying ofl all those impurilies
whicl-, tfallowed to rcmain. create danger
ousand incurable disenses.
Onc more proof ol ihe efTcacy "oflhe Sar
saparillaand Tomalo when combined.
W. P. Russell Agenl.
MARRIED.
In Kcw Ilavcn, Xovemhcr 2d, by IJev. Jas.
Dayton, Mr. Ilorace Gorchamof Addison, toMiss
Almcda Tn itcheU of New Ilavcn.
DIED,
At Plattsburgh N. Y. on Tucsday tlie 2Gth of
Octolicr, Sarah II. danglitcr of I)r Ebcnczcr and
Mrs. Cnroline Jlann, of Wcstville New York.
In Panton, on tlie 22d ulL, Laura Janc, daugh
tcr of Sam'l aud Bctscy Taylor, in the 2'Jth year
of hcr agc.
Thetulyect of this noticc, wasan humblc disci
plc of the Lord Jcsus. Thc last six ycars ofhcr
lifc ATcre ycars of pain and suflering, during which
nothing was wanting on thc part of affectionatc
parcnts and fricnds.to rcstore hcrtothecnjoymcnt
of hcal li.
In c- nicqtience of hcr protr.ictcd and painful
dUcase he was dcprivcd of niany religious privi
lrgcs, which oftcn causcl dcprcssionof spirits and
fcars with rcgard to hcr futnre safcty. But when
tlie criod arrivcd in which s-hc fclt shc innst die.
As the Sun breaks through thc clouds which ob
struct hi- morning rays, so did Jane's faith rcalizc
a prcscnt Saviour, on whom shc could lcan while
passing through the valley of the hadow of death.
t-hjwa'paticntin sufferingaiidtriumphant in thc
hour of licr dcparture, and wc trust shc now livcs
in thc lilissful rcgions,
'Whcre all is assurance and peacc,
And sorrow and siu are no more."
BKISTOL
DRUG & jOICINE
.vnnla Ailipio.
Gnvnauas. All his follo wers had deserled j of tlie day likcwise a full stock of paints, Oils, Dyc-
THE subscribcr has on hand
an extcnsirc and varied assort
ment of pure Drugs and Medi
icincs embracing the various
Chcmicals, Essential Oils, Ex
tracts, Shakcr Medicincs, Pcr
fmncry. &cn also Snrgical Instru
nicnts Truses, and is agent for
all the popular I'atcnt Itemcuics
him except 2000.
Allexcoand Orizaba nre in possession of
iur troops.
Santa Anna hns been superseded by Gen.
-tincon, who has now the command of ihe
lexican forces,
Santa Anna oudly ptotcsts and reluses o
lcdicnce lo the government.
Gen. Scott had visitpd Guadaloupe. The
city olMexico is quiet and orderly. The
i y is filled wiin rumora ofpeace. It is con
f' leiitlyasserted ihat a niajority ofthe Mex
i anCongressis in favorof, and determin'ed
ia secure.
MASSAcnusETTs. Nearly every town has
now been hcard from, and the aggregate
vo'o stands:
Briggs52 695; Cushing 33.93G ; Olhers,
1 1,958. Majoriiy against Polk and his War.
5,927 !
( n a full vate, it would have been at least
4 1,000.
All the Sena-ors elect are Whigs; and
1 se to be elected will be so.
The Hnuse now stands 160 Whigs, 54
l- .co, 3 others.
StnflV, Sp'ts Turpcnlinc, Varnihes, Japan drying
Ulass I'utty. Uruslics ot an Kinus,
of all descriptions, in short the cntire catalogne of
articles pertaining to a Country rctail Drug Store,
all of which he offers to tlie public
AS LOW
as can be pnrrhased in Addison County. The at
tcntion of Phvsicians and families is respcctfally
soUcited. " G. W. PARMELEE.
Bristol, Nov. 12, 1847. 29 ; tf.
LOUISIANA ELECTION.
PlllLADELPHlA.NoV.il, I847.
New Oileaus papeu of the 4th contsin
NEW
OYSTER SA100N.
The subscriber having rcnted, Pnrified and re
fitted in niodem slyle the Old stand formerly oc
cupied bv P. & C. Russell, he w4U be ready to
wait on the Public and he assnres them ihat they
will at all times Cnd a supply of Oysters Pies &c.
prepared with neatness and tasle. 1 haveaUo
a general stock offamily Groceries, asoperior
stock of Confectionary, Toys forChristmasand
New Year"s Pj-esentf, also Lemons, duince-,
Nuts.Pigs, Cigats.&c. &c.
N. B. Oysters by ihe keg.quart or pint, also C
bbls Pure cider Vinegar at one shillingper gaL
Ht)RACE DEAN.
jUiddlebury, Nov. 12. 18 17. 29
ASUPERIOR: article of Sperm Oil
may be obtained at
Z. BECKWITH'S.
Nov. Sib, 1817,
MR. WHITCOMB haninff taken up his win
tcrqnarters of Middlebury, takcs this mcthod of
saying to nis tnenus, anu tne aancing commnnity
gcncrally, tnat no is prcpareu io lurmsugoou mu
sic for
on rtasonable tenns. Any numbcr of pieces fur
nishcd from two to five, as the occasion may re
qnirc, his band consists of a Clarionet,Post-Hom,
lst & 2d Violin, and Opheycliede.
Ijettcrs addresscd to R. E. Whitcomb Middle
bury. Vt, will rcceive prompt attention. 27tf
pSIiddleburr, Nor. 3, 1847
TRE3IEND0US FRESHET ! !
Occasionincrerreatdisappointment to those who
have been obliged lo make theirpurchases before
tne arnval ol tne
ONE PRICE STORFS
SPLENDID STOCK 0F
But let those who have been so tortunate as to
have deferred their purchases conratulate tbem-
selves that the waters of Wuod Crcek have subsi
ded and ourgoods baveat last arrived.
A SPlendid Stock
embracing almost everylhing adapted the wanls
ot lair women ann brave men. l o our cus
lomers 'lis cnou"h to say ihat our goods are now
at their service. To those who have not been so
fortunate as to have become acquainted wilh ihe
priaciplc upon which ourbusiness is conducted &
our very low prices we would say you are earnest-
ly inviled to call anu examine our goods and pn-
ces. JNASfcl 61 UUUUKIUH.
f.AHIFO)
L A T E S T
FROM THE
PEOPLE havc been too long surfcited with
rasconadinsr 'Announcemcnts,' 'Rumors and 'Re
ports' of 'Battlcs won,' 'Doings cnormous' 'Loss-
es fcw,' and 'Profits small' It turns out to be
all forEFFEC-r; a mere "Mote in a tempcsL"
Notlnntr more nor less tlian a roREiox account
with its owx affirmation appcnded.
Xiater accounts from those cngagcu, sliow tnat
LvAKGE AND JFRESII RECRU1TS arc daily
arriving by almost every boat to
Francis & Son,
who are rapidly disposing of them all over the
country.
1'lLifc.S Ut UUUDI-
are
LEVELED DAILY
and but little ammunition required.
Ther arc now rcccivinr evcrytlung nccessary for
the FALL and "WINTER campaign, embracing
one of the LARGEST and CIIFAPEST
STOCKS OF GOODS of cvcry variety andkind
cvcr before offcrcd by them, wbich wcre bought
very low with cash and wluch will besoldates
mces tiati are atlvaUsea oy any one, lor casn, crcu-
t, or produrc.
01 a?t Stock of
EICH AND
W GOODS.
Purchased in N. Y. and Boston,
FOR TIIE
Fall and Winter Trade.
Now opcninc by E. VALLETTE, and consistincr
in part of REAI. A. A. THIBET MERLNOS,
the most dcsirable article for Cloaks and Drcsscs,
with Gimp Ilcad Fringcs and Trimings to match.
SUl'KK itLACK GltO UE KIILNK SILKS,
Mohair I.ustrcs, Quccns I'laid, M. Dc Luincs,
Frcnch Ginghams, Silk and Cot.Alpaccas, Thibct
Cloths, l'rint and other stvlcs drcss coods,
MOURNLNG GOODS in great variety.
illLLiliNJiltx liUUDS.
A snlendid assortmcnt of Bonnct Satins, Rib-
bons;FIowersand Trimmings ofall kinds, Linen,
Muslin and Cambric Laccs, Gloves, Ilosiery,
ShalIs,Scarfs, kc.
CLOTIIS, CASSIMERES.DOE SKINS AND
VESTINGS, BLuVCK & COL. VELVETS,
and a full assortmcnt of goods for Gcntlemcus
ir. Also a full assortmcnt of
CKOCKKltY. GUOCERIES, FISII. CAN-
DLES, WINTER SPERM OIL, BURNING
il.UID &c.
Thc attention of friends, customcrs and the pub
lic, is iuvitcd to this splcndid stock of goods
Produce rcccived in vavmcnt.
E. VALLETTE.
Is now receiving from Boston a large aisort
ment of Fancy and Staple
Consistingin panof
Lyonese Clolh, Blark and Drab,
Black. Rept, Silk Slripe, Drab Plaid, and
Hair Cord Alpacas.
Cashmeres; Gala, Camcleon and Oberan
Pluidf,
Ginghams and M. de 'Laines,
Sliauls,
Bonnet and CapRibbons,
Cali.-oes;
Arlificials;
Mufls and Boas;
Plaid Linseys;
Broad Cloths, Cassitncres and S'iitin;Ils,
Veslings, Velvels and Satins:
Elm Street Hais, &c.
alsu
Hardware, Iron, Steel and
Crockery.
A Choice lot of Groceries.
Persons wishing to purchase good Goods at a
very reasonable rate will do well to call and ex
amine. Middlebury, October2G, 1847,
READY
TO BE
MA1 COLTMG!
GltEAT BAKGAINS.
All in want of
BRO-D & BEAVER CLOTHS. CAS-
SLMERES AND DOESKINS
ill leainsomeihing to their advantage by ex
ainioing our spleudid and heavy siock before
inakiug iheir selectinns.
NASH & GOODRICH.
TO LOVER8 OF
G001) TEA.
You will find ihe right article also a large
stock of GROCERIES at a saving in price
at the Store of FRANCIS & SON.
Muffs and Boas,
A fresb snd large lot of various colors just
received and for sale low
bv FRANCIS & SON.
Nov. 8tb, 18"47.
Window Sash at factory price
at Z. BECKWITH'S.
Nov. 8tb, 1847.
Newest Style,
Ricb and fashionable RIBBONS in grcat
variety just received bv
FRANCIS & SON.
Nov. 8ih, 1847.
THE Winter term of the School for young La
dies and Misses, at the chapel of the Old Acade
my, will commcncc on Monday next, and continue
11 weeks and ahalf.
Course of instrnction, Tcachers, andtermsfor
ttution; thc samo as during the past year.
OZIAS SEYMOUR.
Middlebnry, Nov. 8, 1847.
ADDISON COUNTY
C. C. P. CLAItK, M. D.,
PIIYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Sa-OfSce, in the Vermont Hotel. 1 7
100 Fat Weathers
For sale by the subscriber on his farm in
Weybridge. rl. oELL.
Middlebnry, Oct 18, 1847.
NEW
THE Winter term of this Academy will com
mence on Wednesday the 17th inst.
D. A. BOWE, Principal.
Middlebury, Novcmber 3, 1847. 27
IF YOU WAMT A
C 0 k T
HAVE A COAT.
Those in favor of encouraging
Home Industry
will fiud a large and fresh stock of
RICH & FASHIONABLE
Broai lotl)s
AND
B Jk'S & 2 S2 SS Wl ffi 8
from the Jinest tcool Spanish to a more com
m.in nnirlR. with all kinds of Trimmintrs of
first qualily to match, at about halfwhat ihey
useu io cost,
Also
A larce stock of SOLE AND DPPER
LEATHER atthestnre of
FRANCIS & SON.
November 8.
1M & I
THE largcst assortment of Crockery and Mir
rors cvcr cxhibitcd in this niarket embracing bcau
tiful styles and 'complete sctsof
FLOWING BLUE. WHITE GRANITE,
LIGHT BLUE E.MBOSSED
AND CH1NA WARE.
of all sizes, is now opcn for cxamination in our
crockery roorns up stairs, and will be sold at the
same low prices as hcrctoforc.
NASII & GOODRICH.
Buffalo Robes,
G Bales Large Rohcs,
3 " Indian Dressed Whole Skins.
3 " " Calf Skins.
which are opened and offered for sale at the
Peoples Store by VV. b, JOHNSON,
Nov. 8ih, 1848.
Received by Express.
12 ps Mohair Dress Goods.
6 " Plain Shaded Mohair.
6 " Plaid Cashimerts,
18 All Wool Brcha Shawls of rich patterns.
12 Imitation " "
Ladies are invitcd to call and examine quality
and prices at W. S. JOHNSON.
Nov. 8lh, 1847.
MUFFS, BOAS
AND
BUFFALO ROBES,
A good assartmcnt mav Iks found at the "One
Price Store" of NA'SII & GOODRICH.
WANTED
Inexchangefor Cash and Goods 50.000 Shcep's
Pelts for which the highcst price will be paid bv
NASH & GOOD1UCH".
STRAY CATTLE.
Brokc into the inclosnre of the subscriber, in
New Ilavcn, in the month of Septcmber last, a
pair of two year old stocrs, of good size, one light
and the othcr a dccp rcd color. The owner is re
quested to prove propcrtv, pay chargcs and takc
Uiem awav. " SAM L P. NASH.
Middlebury, Nov. 7th, 1847.
P. S. The subscriber lost out of a drova in
Monkton, near the middle of Oct. last three head
of cattle which he cannol dcscribc without sccing
them. Whoevcr will givc informatioa of their
whercabouts shall be well rewarded.
S. P. NASH.
Cane Seat Chairs.
A new pattpru received
by W. S. JOHNSON.
Nov. 8th. 1847.
Buffalo Coats,
Cunstai tly on hand 4nd raade to order
bv W. S. JOHNSON.
"Nov. 8;b, 1847.
China, Glass, & Crockery VV are,
A large and new stock al the lowest prices,
jrist received by FRANCIS & SON.
Nov. 8th, 1847.
BETTERSTILL ! !
E. S. ATWOOD.
Has this fall abetter and more cxtensiveassori
ment of
s & s a a is a ss
than he has hilhertooflered to thepeople of Shore
ham and vicinity. He is confident his prices will
compele with an establishment in town. His
assortment cunsists ofhis usual variety of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCK
ERY, HARDWARE AND
MED1C1NES,
also
HATS. CAPS, BONNETS, SHOES, &c.
Without intendtng to make any unreasonable
prelensions he is rcady to warrant all articles to
say the least to be ol a good quality as well as
Cheap and Fashionable.
He in vites all to call and examine lor ihcmselvcs
before purchasing eUewhere.
Shoreham Village, Oct. 25, 1817. 2G
UST REAO THIS !
The subscriber has been selling Stores in
this place for 20 years past forlho sako ofthe
profit, he is selling this yeal meatly for the
pleasnre ofit, All therefore who wish to
get Stoves are informed tbat thay can have
them foi nothing o at least so near it that
Ihedifference will scarcely be worth naming.
He will alsokeep on hand as usual Copper
Pumps Douglass Patent Iron do Snoivs
do Sheet Lead Lead Pipe Sheet Ziok
Brass Kettles Hollow Ware ofall kinds
and ibe best Tin Ware that can be lound
io the Stale all of wbich will be sold at a
low rate. A. WILCOX.
Middlebury. 25tb Oct 1847.
For Sale ortoRent,
The Dwelling Elouse nexl North of Prof.
Twininss, recootly occupied by Prof. Stod
dard. A. WILCOX.
CJLATES, Pencils, Wriiiug Paper aud
School Books' for sale
by Z. BECKWITH."
Nov. 8th, 1 847.
FALL AND INTER
Received by the subscriber at his old stand, a
large and complete assortment ol
Dry Goods, Hardware, Crock
ery &c. &c.
Which will be sold unnsually cheap for cash,
or on short approved credit. The public are in
viled io cauand
EXAMINE
and
PURCHASE.
Z- BECKWITIL
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We, thc subscribers, bcing appointed by the
Probate Court for the Distnct of New Jlavcn
Commissioners. to receive, examine and adjust
all claims and dcmandsof all persons, against the
estate of
NATHAN BARTON,
late of New Haven in said District, deceascd, and
also all claims and demands cxhibitcd in offsct
thereto: And six months from the 11th day of
October 1847 bemtr allowed by said Cortrt for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice tliat
wo will attcnd to the business ofour said appoint
mcnt, at the dwelling house of Walter Barton in
said New Haven on thc first Tuesday of January
and March next from nine o'clock AJL until four
o'clock, P. M on cach of said days.
isylvester lMud J
h. Milloyt Commissioners.
I GifTord
HOated at New Ilavcn this 15th day of Novcm
ber 1847. 29
COMMISSIONEIt'S NOTICE.
We the subscribers, beins appointed by the
Probate Counfor the District of New Haven,
Commissioners to receive, examine and adiust
all claims and demands ojall persons against the
esiate of
GILBERT EDDY
late of Starksboro in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto ; And six months from the 20th day of
Oc.ober 1817 being allowed by saidCourtforthat
purpose, we do therefore hereby give noticc ihat
we will attei.d to tnebusiness ol oursaid appoint
ment, at the dwelling house of Wolcott Norton
in Starksboro on the first day of Deccmberand
the first Thursday in January next from nine o'
clock forenoon, until 4 o,clocl P. M. on cach of
said days.
Ualnn iorton
Kli Smead
Commissioners.
Dated at Starksboro this 27th day of October
1847. 27
STATE OF VERMONT, ?
District of Addison S9.
Be it rcmcmbcrcd, that at a Probate Court hcld
at Shoreham, in and for tlio District of Addison,
on thc 5th day of Novcmber A, D. 1 847,
Zcnas iUcneK zu,Adruinistrator ot tlie estate ot
JAMLS SWINTON,
late of Crownpoint, countv of Essex, statoof New
York, deceascd, presents liis administration acc't
forallowance : It is therefore ordered that said ac
count be cxamined and considcred for allowanco
at tlie scssion of this Court tobc hcld at thc dwcl
lingdiousc of thc said Zcnas Myrick 2d on the
25thday ofNovcmbcr, 10 o'clock m the forenoon,
and that noticc thcreof be givcn to all persons in
tcrestcd, that tlicy may appear and make their ob-
jcctions, if any they may have, to thc allowance
ot the said amount, uy pnmisnmg a ccrtined copy
of this order in the Northem Galaxy, a newspapcr
printcd at said Middlebury, three wceks succcc
sivcly previous to thc timc of saidCourt.
Silas II. Jenison, Judje.
A true copy of rccord.
28 Attest S. II. Jenison, Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT,
District ot New Haven.
Bc il remembcred, that ata probate cou'rl
holden at Bristol wilhin and (or the District
of New Haven, on the 13th day of Novcm
ber 1S17, Thc Administrator on the estate
of Benjamin E. Thompsan lale of Starks
boro, in said district deceased. made appli
calion to said Court to have his administra
tion account with said estate," exatnincd and
allowed.
Whereupon said Court ordored Gaid Ad
ministrator tonotily all persons coucerncd lo
appear at a probate court to bc holden at Ihe
office of the judge of said Court in Bristol
nforcsaid, on the first Monday of Decembcr
1S47 at 10 o'clock in thc furencou, then a.id
thcrc to make objcctions to the allowance ol
said account, if theyseecausc; by publish
ing a nertified copy ofihis order, in ihe Norlh
ern Galaxy, anewspaper printcdat Middle
bury, in ihe Couniyol Addison, three weeks
succcssively, previous to the time of said
Court.
Ilarrty Munsill, judge.
A true copy of record.
29 Attest, . Munsill, Judge.
GREAT
1NDUCEMENTS.
0
wmmmim
EXTRAORDINARY !
Are offered to the peopleof this town
and county by
bv the sale of their usual stnck of
RICH AND FASHIONABLE
For Lndies and Gentleinen's rear, con
sisting ol a large variety of
THIBET xMERINOS,
DE LANES,
OREGON CLOTHS,
BONNET SATINS,
RIBBONS.
ARTIFICIALS,
FRINGES, &c. ctc.
Also the largest and best assortment of
READY MADE
CLOTHIIGr,
Ever offered in Middlebury, which will
positively be sold ata small dvance from
cost. or in other words 12 1-2 per ccnt
CHEAPER than can be bought in town,
notwithstanding ibe large handbills circu
lated tbrougb the county filled withcarica
tures and all aorts of puffe to deceive the
people.
FALL & WINTER
The One Price Store
t nnan;nritPnll nnjl aViti trT Onnds . em
bracing every thing ricb, fashionable and desira-
bletnat couia De iouuuiu mitikci.
Purchase rs are earnestly invited to call and ex
amine our goods and prices before making selec
lions, as we feel confident they may
Save a Large Percentage
byso doing. , . . , ,
Onc price only willbe asked or received and
this we pledge ourselves shall be lower than any
store in Addison County.
NASH & GOODRICH.
Tho largest stock of GOODS evtt offered io Vermont. Owin" to hi
IMMENSE SALES,
P. . COLLINS
'Has made a second purchase of
Fall and Winter
And he would say, witb all duedeference to irulh, he nowofrers ihaflafg
est aud Cheapest stock ever seen in this slate. A great
chauce for good bargains in
Millinery Goods, Carpets, Hats, Caps, MufFs, Boas,
Boots, Shoes and Buffalo Robes;
READY MiDE CLOTHING
AN IMMENSE O.UANTITY :
Paper Hangingsj Crockery and Glass "VVarc of the
richest qualities; Solar Lamps from 2,25 to $12,00.
Groceries of all qualities.
Jd3 Will ihe People look to their own interesf. and at least examine this
Immense congregalion or all the GOOD THINGS of ihis life? P. W.
COLLINS would aay, any and all kinds of goods kept ina Variety Store.
hard ware excepted, may be found in this Stock, from ths richest to the
most common qualities.
Tho motto is. LOW PRICES FOR CASH.
Vergennes, November. 18-17.
29;lf
P. W. C0LMS
AT
LARRABEE'S POINT
IS now receiving a complete slock of
Fall and Winter CS-oods
Embracing almost every tbing kept iu a variety store. He offers at
VERY LOW PRICES
A large assottmentof
Plain and figured Delancs, Cotton and Silk Warp AI
paccas, Alapines, Indiana Cloths, Gala Plaids
Plain and Figured Silks, Shawls,
Gimps and Fringes,
ALSO A RARE ASSORTMENT OF
Furs.
Mufls, Boas, Gaps, Buffalo
Robes, Carpctings, Umbrellas, and
Travelling Bags;
ALSO
READY MADE CLOTHING,
And a choice assortmcnt of
iacas, Sugars, ao ittolassca
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
lso
Boots, Shoes, Gaitcrs and Duskins, Oil Cloths, Window
Shades Broad Cloths, Vcstings, Gloves, Salt,
Plaster, Iron, Nails, Glass, Tin and
Woodcn Ware, Paints, Oils,
&c. &c. &c.
Iu short nearly every thing that contributes to tho comf.rfR of lifa. The
bove stock has been purchased mainly for cash, aud will bc sold for
ready pay, at prices unsurpassed in ihe county!!! ff3"!.'!NO MIS
TAKE1!!3 The Motto is CHEAP FOR CASH.
Novcmber 15th. 1817. 29 ; tf.
GENUINE
Dr. rffarshall's Catarrh Snuif!
fMiARI.t'S IIOWKV. havina brdecell and ralsepre
tcnces obloineit my lifnature to an ndvcrlisemmt lipajed
'Dr. Mrshatr S'atrmcnt," which ha oppeared In Ihe
Vermont Watdiman. pnblished nt Slontpeller, and inlhe
Northem Cataiy at SliddVbury, Vlln whleli 1am mad'
tiii'atethatwhieli Iknowand CharlcsRotreualhOknowi
to be ab.olctelt rLr n cvkrt RiapacT. A iiate
mentofthlafact lidae riom me lo the puhtlc In gTierai,
and to Mr. llarriaon C. Grldtcjr In partlcnlar, and Inow'
ctate that nbleli 1 have befure taken my oath of, vlz : thati
the article manuraclured and M by Charlei Buwen Itte
of Middlebury, uow of Montpelier, calW Dr. MarshallV
AronialicCatarih an.1 llradache Bnun uaviL woetii i .
lc9 cooTtrEi ormyHnuir, inau an injuriouieom.i1""-'
SWAtBootB, Shoes, Pumps, Slippers,
IE FIRM.
II. GRAVES & JAMES MeKEAN'ri
have formed a conarinership litider ihe lirm of
Graves & McKeand, the purpose of carryingorr
tne uu3incsa ui a gcnerai
FURN1SI1ING STORE
At the old stand of L. II. Grave & Co. and
have just received a large and well de!eclcd as-
alngmy Arokatic UiTRii and Ilrncni aorr,and
ihat ihe huuft sold br said (JriJlry is manuraclured from
IbU Uccipc under my Immedlate mpcrintendence aml b
OK!f txrt anu tne oklt genuine 2jawi.ui a cuuu uunr ui
fered t th- uublic
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
ilany ol rtfy old enstonn-ra have been deceived Into poH
chain: Dnwen'a cnunierfeit mtt. upi'nlnglitobetlie
same anicle a sold by him white aclln; as my ageaL
N. I! Thennraeoril :. UKIHLfcV Is ontbelabel of
every botlle ofthe (teu'Ulne tlanhall's Arnmatie Caanh
and lleailacije anuu. Jumi ginnju.ikuu-
Middlebury, Sept.3Cth J&H.
In rrc;ence of M. Phlnney.
O J-'lower.
Adapled lo Ihe season, and iuiled to thc wanls
of every man, vruman and child in ihe commn-
',nty. There may be found every thina in this dc-
parimcm irom ine aencaie supper nt ior ir
rarlororlheball room down to ihehcavicsibrn.
'ean.fitfor the rauddiest seclion ofthe railroad.
Moccasins irom the Indians, Kubbcrs from thc
markets Baby Boots, Caclis; Boolccs and Polka
Boots in a pertect inundalion.
EEMALE SEIiOTAEY
The uext quarter of this InsUtution, now m a
flourishing condition, will commence with grcatlyj
incrcased facilitics for iastruction, on Jlonday,1
JSovcmbcr 22 J.
It is the desiim ofthe Trustecs and thc Prin
cipal of the Seminary to rcnder this InsdtutionJ
infcrior to none, while they will attcmpt to makc'J
it snperiorto most others lor a tnorough, practicai
and finished education for young Ladics, render-j
ing liem compctent to discharge, with ability and:
nonor, tne sevcrc ana vaneu aaiics wnicu uiu
erncics of ourcountrv demand at their hands.
The course of stndy prescribed in this Instita
tion and the mcans of instrnction adoptcd are
tliought to be peculiarly and appropnatcly aUapt
1 to accamtilish thi3 dcsirable end.
With a dne recard to the comfort and happinessi
. . .. . , - i , - i
ortne pnpus, a greater ana a iar muer repa "
Iiad to their uroDer Dhvsical. moral and intcllectu.
aldcvelopcmenv. wh'ile we wonld not wish yonngl
ladics seeking a place of education to torget the
ntvantnnes of this rjlace for health and pleasnre.
yct we would not invite thculhcre for thcsc alonc.
We offer them a far more cnduring arid substan
tial acquisition moral disciplinc and intellectoal
conquest.
Thc Pnncioal is assistcd by scvcral tcachers
well qualificd for the dcpartmcnts assigned them,'.
who resiae m tne insurauon anu are eyer reauy io
rendersach assistance to the pnpils as they may
from time to time reqnire. Ample philosophical,
cheniical and astronomical apparatus for illustra
tionand cxperiment, is at the command ofthe
Principal, and Lcctarcs inthcseveral departments
of scicncc will be aeiiveren aunng tue year.
Tuition for a quarter ot 11 weeks
Preparatory Chus
Jamor, Middle and Scnior Classcs
Drawing
Painting ta Oil and "Water Colors
Frcnch Langnage
Mnsic. with instmment
Board. with fnel and lichts fprobably) S2.00
jiNo charge made for tuition Icss than one
quarter, cascs ot prorraciea sickncas c.i.cui:u.
Forlfarther psrticulars oe catalogne and circr
lar, which may be had ofthe rrincipal.
53,50
U,50
S4,00
SG,00
53,00
9
ALSO, there may be found all sorts ol
SEADT MADE
Vests, Sacks, Coats, Panls, Overcoats and every
thing that the climate demands orfashionreqoires,
ujaucm siyieanuny gooa woiKmen. Also
dllotijs CTnssimcrea anb
which may bc madc up on order at tbe same esw
tablishment, in a style of cuttiog and woikman.
shipwhich cannotbe beat,andshallbewarranted
lo evsry customer to give perfect satisfaction.
t-THF. TAILOR1NQ BUSINESS
generally is also to be cartfed on in allits branch
es. &Pleasc give usa call, Sl
! Groceries.
The Subscriber offers lor sale an aoorf.
mentol groceries that cnnnoii he surpaued
in quality and price in Addison Couniy.
Therefore lbos who want a choice article at
it low rate will do well (o call.
V. P.RUS5EL.