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The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-06
Mr., ADAMS IN KENTUCKY.
Messrs JOEL BRANHAN, and
RoB'T BLEDsoE.

This morning, al an early hour, Mr..
ADAMS arrived at this place, amid bon
fires and The roar ofchnnon. The occa-
sion has been one Of The liveliesi interest.
All classes have joined, with the utmost
enthusiasm, in manifestations Of respect
10 The venerable patriot. Immediately af-
ter breakfast MIR. ADAMS repaired 10 the
Presbyterian church, followed BY numer-
GUS procession of the citizens Of this place
and The surrounding country. Nolwith-
standing the rather unreasonable hour, the
building was filled 10 overlooking with
anxious auditors, a large proportion of
whom we're ladies'. Here he was address,
ed, on behalf of The citizens of Maysville
by Gen, COLLINS in a brief but eloquent
Speech, the topics of which were chosen
with singular felicity, and during the de-
livery Of which the speaker was repeated
ly interrupted with spontaneous bursts Of
applause. When Mr.. ADAMS rose 10 re-
ply, The multitude was hushed 10 the pro-
foundest silence and attention. No Ian.
guege of mine can convey any adequate
idea ofthat reply. There was no study,
no effort, none of the backnied arts of
speech making but the effect upon the
audience was solemn and thrilling beyond
description. When The orator came TO
speak of his official connection with Mr..
CLAY; when he touched upon his yindi-
cation of character of that illuslrious man
at the close of his Administration, in his
letter TO the committee of the citizens Of
New Jersey when he invoked the name
of his God, before whose judgment..seat he
expected soon to appear, in once more at
testing the innocence of Mr.. CLAY from
the imputations which his enemies had
sought TO cast upon him, the heart Of every
one present appeared TO be touched, and
after few moments of reverential silence,
the entire assemblage burst forth in the
warmest demonstrations of satisfa CT
ion. MaysuiNe Paper.
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From the Oxford Times.

The Locofocos are preparing to sell out!
After grand consultation between the
Great 1" Dignifeds " of their party,-after
harping over their prospects. calculating
their chances, and presenting their dem
onstrations, they have at last come to the
conclusion 10 sell out or shut up shop and
break Here is their dilemma. Either
horn of it is sharp and uncomfortable, but
conscious that their business with the Peo-
pie is on the wane, they have no alternative
left. The last Democratic Review says,
that the only chance Of success of the
great Democratic Party is TO place both
Van Buren, and Calhoun upon the same
ticket-or in other words to sell out their
candidate & their principles TO the Great
Nulliher of the South. This is no sooner
put forth from the leading vehicle Of De-
mocracy in this country, Than the " second
light" of but little less brilliance than the
former, the Washington Globe, comes out
and virtually, acknowledges the same
truths. unwholesome as they are. 1t
doubts the practicability of Mr.. Van Bu-
ren's running at all Hear it
"a strong effort was made in 1910 TO
elect him for second term, but utterly
failed. Now if he is run again, it will be
the third heat and people are not apt to
run risks on a horse that has been distanc
ed"
There they have 1t, right in the teeth
This then is picture of Mr.. Van Buren's
chance as depicted by Leading presses in
his party. lie is not strong enough to
help himself and he must look for the aid
of John CdfaHne Calhoun, as this same
Globe once called him! Verify, if this is
not standing on ones last legs" what
is? When distrust and apprehension are
so visible in the countenance of the great,
ought not the little to tremble Where 5
the Magician of Underwood Is his wand
no longer potent? Is theispell broken p
Have the tricks and traps, the wires and
machinery been laid open and exposed, land
can the little Snowman " cheat the s. ma
tives no longer Surely his aids are
dispelling the deception. and are preparing
an prospective for the doom that awaits the
abettors of falling cause
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-06

A discussion arose in one of the Harlem
Railroad cars between two men, one a Wing
and the other Loco, as to the merits and
prospects af the different candidates for the
Presidency. After some considerable talk,
the Loco FOco observed: "At all events, we
have one advantage over you Wings; we
have half dozen candidates from whom to
choose, while you are all pledged to one
man." Admitted" replied the Wing, "we
go for Harry Of the West as our first and on
ly choice" "How absurd rejoined his an
tagonist; "suppose Clay dies, what will you
do then ~ '"'Dol" answered the Wing {:
what will dol By Jot~, RI rote for his
erecutors"
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-06

Cow IN Rum JUG.-" Cow in q rum
jug!" CALCULATES topper on reading the
caption of this paragraph. SHOW will you
make that out, Mr.. Editorl Toads are
found in solid rocks. sometimes, | know,
for Eve seen'em; but never found a COW
in rum Jug, or any other jug, and I've
looked iuto great many"
That all may be; but, friend, if you
never found COW in a rum jug, did YOU
never loose one there Now Just take that
jug down from the cupboard-empiy it of
rum, rinse it well with pure water, replace
it on the shelf, and drop into it daily the
9 cent and the 10 cent pieces that were
formerly dropped into the rumseller's till
for that good creature" livery different
from it thought that has so often filled it,
and in the course of four or five months
will be found in it as good coo as erer
came to teetotaler's house for thirty dol
lars.
lfproof were necessary Of the success
full result Of an experiment like this, we
could refer you TO one. who has been a de-
voted and HARRY "jug bearer" for years
but is now Hardy Washipgtonian, and
said TO us the other day. that he had Just
bought cow-the first that he had owned
for eight or Ten years-ihat he had for
some months abandoned the jug business
that 1t did not afford such milk as was
necessary Tor poor mans family,
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-06
RAIL ROAD MEETING.

A meeting of the inhabitants of Middle
bury and vicinity was held pursuant to public
notice, on Thursday the. Both day of NOvem-
Der, TO consult on the subject of Rail Roads
and appoint delegates to the Convention to
be convened at Brattleboro' on the 9Th day
of December.
Hon. Horatio Seymour was appointed
chairman. and Jed. S. Bushnell Secretary
On motion of Hon. III. Bell:
Resolred, That while rail roads are con
structing, which are fast bringing the mOs'
distant sections of the west into proximity
with the eastern commercial marts, ii be-
comes doubly necessary for Vermont to 4
vail herself of the same facilities of commit
nieation, to enable her to sustain = far con-
petition in our markets with her Sster States
Resolued, That viewing the comparative
ly diminished expense Of construction aaa
repairs, and the large amount OF passage auu
freight which might be expected no
rail road through Vermont would DC iiO'1
profitable to the stockholders, or convenient
to the population than one extending lSn
the Fitchburgh rail road to the ConnecieIr
by Bellows Falls or Brattleboro', and from
thence passing over Mount IIOlIey and ihf'
Rutland, Brandon, NIiddlebury and Versenn''
to Burlington.
Resolred, That in view of the incalcuil'
BILE Importance of rail road communication IL
this direction between Boston and LaA'
Champlain to the prosperous advanceIneu'
and full development of the resources
Addison County, we feel deep interest," ~
the accomplishment, and will contribute :"
the aid in our power to the success oil 50 "
sirable an enterprise.
On motion,
Resolved, That a delegation Of ten DC aP
pointed to attend the Rail Road ConvenuOn
to be held at Brattleboro' on Tuesday the '''
day of Dec. next.
And Messrs. Thos. A. Merrill Ha'''
Bell, VIM. Nash, iona. Wainwright il
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-06

The country between Ostend and Bruges
is, like nearly all Belgium, perfect paradise
for farmers. 1t is level as floor, and is most
laboriously cultivated till every inch of ground
is compelled to produce its utmost. 1t is one
vast garden, & the tulips of the Dutch fnan
ciers do not receive more unceasing attention
and nursing than the turnips and cabbages of
the Belgian farmers. The fields are cover
ed with men and women, digging and
wedding, and well they nay, for in one dis
trict (St Nicholas) there arg 500 inhabitants
to every square league. The superficial far
mers of America, who imperfectly turn up
the soil of a thousand acres, might take aprof
liable lesson from the care and skill which
here enable every acre to support more than
its man.
The sixteen miles to Bruges is soon pass
ed over, even on a Belgian railway. You
are left in the outskirts of the city, and upon
attempting to enter, are again stopped by
another soldier, who demands if your trunk
contains 50 nothing to declare" You ask an
explanation, and he again inquiries if you
have no tobacco or wine, or nothing liable to
pay the duties of the city. Youreply "noth
ing though with somei uncertainty, and are
allowed to pass on with all your luggage,
while right beside you, the little bundle of
poor peasant is most strictly searched, show
ing that here there is much obstruction of
persons"
Bruges was the Liverpool of the middle
ages; and now, of its $4,000 inhabitants,
more than one third are paupers!
Mr.. Weeds Letters.
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WING PROSPECTS FOR 1914.

There see ms TO be but one opinion as to
the person who will receive the nomination
Of the wing Convention for President ::
and whoever calculates to obtain the EIec.
torial vote from any state for a Loco 70.
CO that voted for Gen. Harrison in 1910
without obtaining more votes for their
Electoral! ticket, and an addition for the
increase Of votes in such state, will, in nv
opinion, find themselves much mistaken.
| believe that Maine, Georgia, Mississippi,
and Indiana are the only states in which
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-06

aBA monster named, Doyle, Little
Rock tArkansas,) killed his wife on the
Goth ult. by pouring no, roisin and grease
on her head which run into her bosom
and down the back of her neck. The
woman's screams were heard halfa miles
distance, her head being coated over with
rolsin. The man escaped but was finally
found dead with his throat cut from ear 10
ear
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WING BANNER y

The Committee appointed in Baltimore
TO prepare banner as the prize of the
State which sends the largest delegation
10 the Young Mems Convention Ratifica-
iton. wrote TO Mr.. CLAY by their chairman
Mr.. Fahnestock, requesting that the staff
for this banner might be cut by him from
his oWn land
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-06

ANOTHER FEMALE BURNED To DEATH.
The neighborhood Of 465 Washington
street was thrown into great excitement
las, knight about half past IL O'Clock in
consequence of tn, cry of Fire = 'Watchr
'Murderl = and from female voice, being
heard 10 issue from the rear. basement
occupied by Murgery Carr, native of
Ireland aged about 81, a fruit vender !;
and on The door being opened she was dis
covered lying on the floor most dreadfully
burned. Her body was taken into the
yard. after pail of water had been thrown
over i;,and she expired few minutes after.
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-06

Yale College.-The Catalogue for the pres
ent Academic year is now published and
presents the following summary :-Theolog-
ical Students, 65; Law, "A; Medical, 60;
Resident Graduates, 6; Seniors, 10Y; Juniors
n; SOphomores SO; Freshmen. Ill.-Total,
$50. Undergraduates 3o3. This Institu-
tod stilfHolds its rank as the first in point of
numbers and the elements of a useful educa-
ton in our country.
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the Monumental City, which covered it.
self with glory during the last war. and
has recently again won imperishable lau-
rels. Long may they continue 10 grace
its patriotic brow. Your faithful friend
and ooedient servant, ii. CLAY,
LEVI FAHNEsTocK. ESQ.
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-06

HARTFORD ALL 8IGHT.-An election
for Town Clerk, Selectmen, &c. came off
IN Hartford. CT. on the 9th. The entire
Wing ticket was elected by majority of
$40 over all oiuers, which is, we believe,
the largest Wing majority ever given in
that town.
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-06

A meeting of the friends Of Mr.. Buchan.
nan of Pennsylvania, took place recently
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A man of wit once said rightly enough,
He who finds good son-in-law gains
son-he who finds bad one, loses daugh-
ter
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Soren fit 1913;

Na6ridt iDiTO biermit ben Gar,abIeaSeH Ae41m.
nerH vcn Start &cuntp 9eseben, bag i'd anfaun 3nrs
De, Die Garen belasten @OnntYS fur bag Sabr wnorv
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@mpfans 5u nebmen 'ueldt oaun su be3obIen nun d.
en-, ndmIld):
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Suscaratpas, 80. Au9ut, Suaor Street,, 81 qua.
Bethlebem, |. Sert. paris, Is. Stptemtcr,
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Gbenfous weroe i'd in meiner Office in Canton, pom
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. 90 Wsrtt Oelhlasen rl1rren:
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sdaBmeiiters Sff1ce, Gawtou
S"Il IT,, ls43
Y y WeSmeiter llne uuf9eforbert, ben Betraa Der
Saren' tUeId'e ourd1 srbeit be3abt lpurber in brem
sertEe1ten ~ leee'ctren, 70 'ue audi Die euhser Ses
Sltute nno &1unI9ps> 100 unb ju Ipelter 3et bic
-Township p-l84-
/ hereby certify that--pertormed labor in district
the public highway betweeE the Ist of A.
pr and Isl of October, 1S43 decharge of bis road
tax to he mount Off,
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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-02
Bargains /! bargains i!
q sEL-sZaTa at Cos-n
Sor GNds0s.

YE THE subscribers offer fer sale, at their
Il store in Woodstock, a very desirable
lot of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, which
they are determined to sell at cost for CASH
and at 4 small advance on time 10 punctaa)
customers They have OF hand general
assortment Of goods, consisting in part Of the
following articles
Blue, blk, inv. green and beaver cloths
do aldsfaney cassimeres, swansdown
Eslentia and Mars. yesring; red. g1n. and
white iaannels Ff. and Eng mermos
Blue ana. blk bom5azines; blk TIA and gres
de nap silks and slallies. blk hobnet and
blond gauze wells; fancy dress hdkts and
scsFfs; blk ita. cravats and gents SATIN ancs
homaz stocks; SIT. taft. and neck ribbons
Banda. Ind. i1sg and pongee hdkfs
Linen aud cambria do
Cap ribbons: footing, esle.ing and inserting
Jacoret. null nlslins snd wasl, blond
Ladies merino and lamtj's wool hose
Blk cation. worsted and ribbed mo.air hose
Ladies silk, mo.iF and kid gloves
do china silk m;,s now style
Elsst:c top linen, woollen and cotton
Lined berlin and beaver gloves for gents
Caiicoes and gingEla,ns: bl. & bro. m,isins
Tickings and table diaper very cheap
Nett, bli7t, .prus aid thiht shawls & hdkfs
Ge.n,ei&stic. six and webb suspenlers
Tuck. side ivory and tortoise She'll combs
Batting; cotton yarn OF all Nos.
Ladies Kill moroc. goat. seal and prni shoes
Gents. boots. pumps and shoes misses do
Gi,.l,lret's shoes; Flo braid & nun bonnets
Together with an assortmentot
Hardware, queensWare. groceries, saddiery
Bar iron and castings. etc etc
Or We wou Respectfully invite onr friends
aid the public generally to call AMI examine
for themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
rs our goods were laid in Oh advantageous
terms. WALTON < R0DEFFER.
yvo ods.oskk, Ncb l., 1915.