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o. The County Court commenced its
session yesterday. Judge Bennett presi.
ding.
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Georgia is about passing bill, 10 e.
lect members of Congress by districts
which is saying in effect, we are wiser to
day than we were Yesterday.
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CONCERT.

The annual Concert of the Middlebury
Band will be given at Masonic Hall on
Friday Evening Dec. 18th ls43,
Doors opened at O'Clock. Concert 10
commence at half past seven.
ADMITTANcE FREE
l.. Walker Muster
N. Harris Lcade
Middlebury Dec. 9Th IS43,
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PROBATE MOTTO ES.
STATE OF VERMONT. }
rRIcF OF NEW HAVEN, IS

DISTRICT OF NEW HAVEN, IS
De IL remembered that at u PROBATE Court
holden at Bristol within aud for the d;str;ci
| o! New Haven on the 9th day of Decem her
1918. Alfred P. Roscoe and Elias Batton,
EsPrs. Administrators, on the Estate of
James Thompson late of New-Haven in sa ID
distri t deceased, with the will aupeyef
made application to said Court, for an Ex.
tension of the time within which to nav
the debts and settle the accounts apainst
said Estate.
Whereupon said Court ordered said Adj
minlstratlon TO notify all persons concerned
to appear at a pro bate Court to be holder,
at the Office of Judge of said Court in Brjs-
toi IN said district on the first Monday of
January 1914 at 10 o'clock A. NJ. then and
there to object to the Extension of the
TIME ~! as aforesaid ifthey see cause, by pub
Ilshlns certified Copy ofihis order 10 the
Northern Galaxy s. Middlebury PeopIes
Press newspaper printed at Middlebury
IN the County of Addison, three weeks sue
cessively prior to said time.
HARvEY MUysILL, Jude:
a true copy OF record
Attest, II. MUS I'LL, Jude. %
STATE OF VERMONT. )
DISTRICT OF NEW HAVEN. IS.
BE 1t remembered that ut a Probate Conf,
holden at Bristol in said district on the 9TH
day Of December 1913, Warren Williams Adj
mnlstrator on the Estate of NATHANIEL
}. SIEARNS, late Of MOnkton in said dis
trlct deceased presented his petition in wrs-
ting praying that he may be icenced to sell
so much OF the real Estate of the said de-
ceased as will raise the sum of five Hundred
and nifty dollars, at public auction or private
sale, Tor The purpose of paying the debts
against SAID Estate and expenses of Admin
istra'ion' and therein sets tgth the am;iunt
oil debts due from said dece ased, of the chir-
Ses OF Administration. the value of he per-
sonal Estate and the situa ton of the Estate
TO be sold and that 1t is necessary 10 sell
part OF the real Estate of the said deceased
Tor the purpose aforesaid; it is therefore or
dered that the application for licercc to sell
part of the real Estate of the said deceaso
be considered at Session Of said Court to
/ be holden at the Office of the Judge n said
Court in Bristol i'll said district an lc FIRST
Monday of January 1871 at 10 \. M. and
that the administrator cause notice thereof
TO be given to all persons Interested. Nv puh-
fishing certified copy Of this order IN the
Northern Galaxy s; Middlebury PEOPLES
Press newspaper printed At AliidIttury in
the County Of Addison, three week success
sively previously to the term of said { curt.
II MrS ILL, Iudys.
true cony cf record,
Attest, Ii. MuN>lL Judsr.
IRON WANTED. A few Tons Of lrot
z wanted before the close of Navigation
for which O part cash aud pnri goods will
BE- paid. +. G.. SMITH.
New Haven, Oct. 2S, le43.
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TO THE PUBLIC,

NHE subscriber would take this meth
Il cd to inform the public that he is now
receiving his winter stock of GOOD
In addition to the old stock formerly kent
by :. & Z. Russell, he has on hand choice
selection of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
which he will sell on the most reasonable
ter msfor cash or most kinds of country
produce. His stock consists in part of
TEA AS,
OId Tyson, Young Hyson,
Tyson Skin, Black, do.
OFFEE,
Gov. Java, St. DImipso,
Manaa, Rio.
GOA.
CARS.
Loaf, and Lump, Y. Orleans.
S. Croix, do P. Rico, do
MOLAS SES.
Sugar House, P. Rico. do
Trinidad, do
BACCO.
Cavendish, Chewing, No. l..
Osmon, and Bragg, do
Havanah, No. l. BID do
Mrs. Miler's fine cut do
Leon'd Appleby's, do C. Chapmans. do
Pound and half Pound papers Smoking do
PIPES.
UIT.
Oranges, Lemons,
Box ka'sons, Sattana, do
Kegg, do Dates,
Citron, Maci,
Olives. Capsers,
Sweet Oil, P. Catsup,
Lines Sweet Meats,
Ginger persers, Orange, do
Peach, do Juga paste.
SPICES.
Pimento Ground, do
Blk Pepper, Ground, do
Cayenne, do Casia.
Buds, do Cloves,
Nutmegs, Ginger.
10000 Havana CIGARS,
Oh LIS,
Clarified Sperm, ia superior article,)
Chemical, do.
SOAR,
CdStin soap, Oar DO. Alm0n do.
Palm do. Windsor do.
SAL L,
Fine Salt, in Small Bags,
l doZ. boxes Sardians,
III f. r X | n e.,
S A J. A X A T U s,
MUSTARD,
Gound do.
LAND ST. ARC II,
NUTS,
1000 lbs. Nuts,
SHIELD Almonds, soft shelld do.
Hard do. do.
Eng. Walnuts, Filberts, BRAZIL nuts
Pecan, do. Chesnuts, Pea nuts,
Cocoa nuts,
PO w ID Il X 81 5 II o L
A good assortment Of ConfectiOnaries,
Il T. S III OY s II l. II s
Wholesale or Retail,
~ Cash paid for Shipping Furs.
~ STORE LIST Door South end of the
bridge, in Nichols Building.
CYRUS RUSSELL.
Aliddlebury, Nov. Doth 1913. 80.
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EurS.

& WASH Paid for all kinds of Shipping
~ FURS, by C. russell.
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ST..

A T ONE DOLLAR 90 boz. P airs Fair
- wells best Spring Heel Kid Slips, at
BIRGES.
Dec. IS, 1913.
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CHARITABLE JNFIRMARY.

The subscribers will give Surgical advice
TO those who are unable to pay, and perfol m
any operations which may be required, oil
Wednesdays from 10 to ii O'Clock A. NJ. at
their respective offices. The former will
attend to Surgical cases generally, and the
latter devote special attention TO affec-
tions ofthe eyes and ears
ia. ALLEN,
S. PEARL LATHRcP.
Middlebury, Dec. 1913.
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Fresh OYSTERS.

Ply the Keg, Quart or by the meal, al
- ways kept for sale at the lowest prices
at which they can be afforded by
C. Russell.
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Good Fresh Bread.

THE subscriber will furnish good fresI
bread at his Bake Shop, at the sam,
price at which the flour can be purchased BY
the pound in this village. Also, Pies AM
Cakes, for families will be furnished at tn
same favorable rates.
DTCSEI
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Il true c"ny tf record,
Attest, II. MrN>uL Jud,rr.

IRON WANTED. A lew Tons Of lrod
z wanted before the close of Navigation
for which part cash aud pnrt goods will
BE- paid. +. G. SMITH.
New Haven, Oct. 2S, le43.
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-.,;.qiion of the ttro Houses of Con.
5s,s-GcrcrGl Ticket MemberS--Adop-
go ga of one hour rule--2lsI rule--8-c.
correspondence Of the N. 7. Tribune.
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j. FROST,
A T his store in Bridport offers to the
IA public large stock of
new GOODS,

comprising all articles usually kept in a
country retail store which will be sold at
retail, except spirituous liquors, witch will
be sold in packages to suit Tavern Keepers
and at Wholesale to retail dealers and at
Troy prices adding the freight. TO partic.
ulariZe he has on hand,
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iGthe present.
Mr.. Cave Johnson moved to adopt The
One liour Rule also Carr,ed-Yeas 06 :;
Aays %.
So the One Hour Rule is Ggrin adopted.
n hr. Adams moved an amendment TO
Mr, Dromgoole's amendment, to exclude
The 2ISt rule.
Mr. A. said he did not intend TO debate
ine subject; it was too well understood
both in the House and in the country, but
he called on the majority or the House,
certain as they were Of being able TO make
any disposition they chose of petitions TO
wipe away from the annals of the House
Ne disgrace of abridging the right of Pc
uuon on The part of the people. These
felitIons might be received without the
slightest danger TO any interest in the
Country.
Mr.. Adams amendment was rejected /;
leas 81 Nays 95-and thus the 2lst rule
Is continued, and Abolition Petitions ex-
Guided.
Hr. Wise moved an amendment'to Mr.
DTcmgoole's mttion 10 strike out the rule
u Inc last Congress empowering major
ny TO Tx time to terminate debate on any
SUBJECT IN Committee of the Whole on
Inc state of the Union.
Mr. Adams moved 10 anGfnd this. by
s'fikIng out in addition, the rule author.
'Nng suspension of the rules at any
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must sAIF

b. fieas Of q Deed in Trust exc
calea b be &c trustee a. the second day q
Apat A. d. 1883. b Henry Newell late 4
pIekIas County, and State d Alabama, TO S.
cure tie payment Of certain debts therein men.
toned, which said deed Of Trust was duly
recorded 10 the Office ofthe Clerk Of Pfobales
Of Lowndos County, wili proceed to sell be-
fore he Court Hoase door Of Luwndas county
Mississippi, On
MONDAY THE 1Osh DAY OF JULY
nexi. the following described property, to wiz:
All that tract or parcel Of Land lying ia town.
ship number eighteen, north, Of range number
seventeen east, aud known as The
South east quarter Of section num-
Der three, The east bali Of the south
east qualtsr Of section number three.
The north east quarter OF section num-
Der ten, The north west quarter Of sec
ton number ten, The west half Of the
north east quarter Of section humber
eleven, the north west quarter Of sec
lion number eleven, aud the west half
Of the north west quarter Of section
number twelve, containing eight hun
dred and eighty eight 3s-1OO acres,
more or less.
Sale to take place between the hours pteseri.
bed by law
The title to the above property is supposed
TO be good, but acting as trustee, such title
only win be conveyed to the purchaser, as is
vested IN me as such.
C. p MONTGOMERY, Trustee.
June Is ls43.--prf $40
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THESE unriValled pills having now &C.
90 red celebrity and popularity unequaAed
ID the annals II medicine, aud also having OBJ
tanned the entire confidence and beng used in
the private practice Of almost the whole body
Of the medical faculty IN the United States,
Europe. Asia. South America, the West 10.
dies, and great part Of Africa, il is uuneees-
sary to advertise them at length, or to say any
thing further oftheir merits, than BY stating the
complaints which they ART most effective ia the
cure Of and which are as follows yellow and
bilious levers, fever and ague, dyspepsia, Group
liver complaint, sick headache, iaundice, asth-
ma, dfopsy, rheumatism, enlargement Of the
spleen, piles. colo, female distractions, heart
burns, iurred tongue, nausea, distensons Of the
stomach and bowels, incipient diarfhoea, fat
ulence, habtual costiyeness, loss Of appetite
blo.ehed or sailow complexion, and in all cases
Of torpor Of the bowels, where a caiharie Of
an appetite is needed. They are exceeding
y mild in their operation, producing neither
nausea, gripiug nor debility.
dJ-For sale By GREENE HILL Druggist
Main st. Columbus Miss
Columbus Miss. June 80 I5A3.
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Is now getting up a fne lot Of cheap and
4 fashionable furniture which they viii sell
low for cash. They also keep Chain, Soas,
Lounges and almost every article in their
hne.
Also Rooms PapeFed. Mattresses made,
and all branches of the Uph0lslering business
executed n the neaiesl and most fashionable
style, By an upholsterer from Philadelphia.
July 9Th. 1913.
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REDuCTION IN I'VE.
REDUCED PRICES.

For approved paper At six u1onths, OF at 7
per cent less soreash. Wood Type, Printing
Ink, Presses, Gases, Galleys, Brass Rules,
Composing Sticks, Chases and other materials,
furnished at tie loves. prices.
u Pr.dteEs Of newspapers who publish this
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July, l543, and send one Of the papers to the
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NOTICE.

Z HEREBY forewam all persons from deal
= inc with OF giving my vito Dolly Duke
Hundreds credit on my account, as / win not
be responsible for any contract she may make,
she having left my premises with intent to STAY.
NELSON HENDRICKS.
June sth Sea3,
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A Loco Foco meeting was held on The 18th
Of May at Bel-air in Hartford county Mary
land, ct which they passed resolutions aPpro.
hating in some degree, the doctrine Of RePu-
didsion.
The American Wing, in commenting upon
these proceedings, thus expresses itself in re-
gard to the resolutions;
sOf the resolutions, without entering at pre-
sent into a reiutsIion Of their alrocious doc.
trines and averments, we viii content ouraef
with remarking, that they are generally as
false and gratnii0us IN their assumption Of
facts, as they are periinacious and dishonofa-
bic in their principles and that no man, who
upholda Them should be tolerated in any CON-
munity. where honesty, the obligation Of con-
tracts, and the sacrednsss Of character are
Justly appreciated"
The Baltimore American, leading Loco
POGO paper in the State Of Maryland, says up
on the subject:
1--WE would far rather be in minority in
the next Legislature-lose Senator District
Bill, Congressman, and all the advantages that
might be expected to accrue 10 political
point Of view, than have attached to the skirts
Of the Democracy Of Maryland, the odious
doctrine Of Reputation, so Numerically OPP
pOsite to the essence Of Democratic principles;
which consists in honesty, proper respect for
the laws Of the land and a strict adherence to
right, be the consequences what they may
We hope, hereafter, if gentlemen think pro-
per to hold similar meetings FIR similar purpos-
es, that they will not take shelter under the
name Of Democracy--that they viii "assume
the responsibility" themselves-and not put on
the livery OF heaven TO serve the devil in.
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MEDICAL BOOKS.

TUST Received and offered for sale sup
- ply Of Valuable Medieal Works complete
Broussais Pathology, Boisseau on Fever,
Devices Practice Of Physic, Dungleson's Ele-
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Edwards Anatomy and Physiology, Edward,
Manual Of Materia Medica, Bealards Genera
Anatomy, Monro's Anatomy Also many
other valuable Medical B ooks cheap for cash
GREENE HILL.
Columbus June 1s43
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LOWNDES COUNTY.

Circuit Court, Aprl Term, 1880
Daniel Gallant, Complainant Petition for
5542 vs.
Phebo Gallant, Deieuda Divorce.
YEVHIS day came the Complainant BY his
n Counsel, and it appearing to the salts
faction Of the Court that the defendant is not
an inhabitant Of this State, so that he ordina-
ry process Of this Court cannot be served upon
her, Therefore on motion Of the said complain.
ant BY his Counsel, It is ordered by the Court
that publication be made for two months sue
cessively in the "Democratie Wing, a news.
paper published in the town Of Columbus, mott
tying the said defendant Of the tendency Of this
suit, and commanding the said Defendant to
appear before the Judge Of our said Court, at
the Court House in the towa Of Columbus, GU
The first Monday of October next,
and plead, answer, or demur 10 said bill Of
Complaint, otherwise the same will be taken
for confessed; and set for hearing ex parte at
next Term.
A true copy from the Minutes,
WITNEss,--The Clerk Of SAID Court this 22d
day Of June l543.
S. H. LESTER, Clerk.
By A. E. LOVE, D. C, prf SIS
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We make the following extract from Tie
comment Of the Louisville Journal upon tie
proceedings Of the late Wing Convention
The entire article is two long for insertion,
and we have to copy only portion.
The MISSISSIPPI WIG CONVENTION
Il was glorious day for Mississippi. on which
this large and enthusiastic convention assem-
bled to take into consideration the present con-
dition OF that State and to adopt measures
for eleyating her TO the respect Of her sister
States Of the world. We congratulate the
Wings of Mississippi on the proceedings Of
this convention, for they indicate that re-
deeming spirit is active in that State, which
viii not be satisfied until she's relieved from
the curse Of her present councils and the odlous
doctrines Of thorepudiaIors are Frustrated for
ever with The borders. Let them respond TO
the voice and enthusiasm OF the members Of the
convention, and the ensuing State elections
will in their results proclaim TO the world that
Mississippi is regenerated aud exalted far
above The iniamy into which she has been
plunged by the exert0ns Of LocoiOcolsm and
reputation,
Among the members Of this convention We
see the names OF many distinguished Wings
who are known over the whole Union. OF
their devoted and patriotic efforts in behalf Of
the cause Of Whigism and honesty. The
convention met al Jackson on the 18th ms.a
and after It was organized, committees were
formed to report on the subjects for the eonsid-
Grafton Of which It had assembled. The Hon.
a. L. BIngaman was elected president, and
five vice pre- sidents and three secretaries were
appointed. The committee consisting Of one
member Of each county, appointed to report on
The business ofthe convention, reported against
the nomination Of candi iatee for Congress be-
cause the act Of Congress being in force and
requiring the State to be dIstricted precludea
the possibility Of the Wings legally filing the
the Congfe sonal representation to which the
State Is entitled in the next Congress, and be-
cause, until the State is laid off into districts
bv the Legislature Of the State TO attempt 10
fll these places BY the wings would be an in.
vason ofone ofthe cherished principles Of the
Wing party, obedience and acquiescence in the
law as It IS. 1.-THE Wings should succeed ii
electing members to Congress, the committee
did not believe that they could legally take
their seats; and though majority ofCongress
in disregard Of law, might permit It, yet the
committee believed il would be less iniuriou
10 kne country anu INC tutef1as u itie otd0
that the Statn should be umepresented thai
that the law should be tramPed under foo
by lalOlsss power
For these excellent reasons the commitle
reported against the nomination Of Congres
sional candidates, and unless It suits the pres
ent Loeofoco Legislature at an extra session
district the State agFeeably to the law of Cor
gTess, the Locoioeo candidates VII meet wit
no opposition 70 their election. and viii b
permitted 10 walk over the course.
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The greatest evil now experienced IS caused
by the want Of National Bank. 10 the ab-
sence Of such Institution, money concentrates
in our Great Cities, where il is not wanted, in
stead Of diffusing itself where II is needed and
would be useful. Millions are now piled up
in our Bank vaults and private repositories be-
cause il canuct be safely loaned or invested by
its holders so as 10 bring them 3 per cent,
while there are whole Districts OF the country
in which that money is wanted on good secu-
ri.y and would be- worth 10 There Is a chasm
between the class which has money to lend and
that which might proh'ably and safely borrow
it, and this chasm would be bridged by Ma
tional Bank lad We had such institution for
"a months past, the money now lying idle ia
our Cities would have been subscribed to ITS
stock or otherwise absorbed by it, and loaned
out where it would aave been most needed and
would be most productive. That money would
have been instantly employed IN building,
clearing, farming, buying implements, cloths,
&c. giving employment to labor, and making
a market for produces, to an extent winch
would have vastly increased the business and
The annual production Of the country. The
farmer, enab'sd by a loan on the security Of his
little Hotitet1 du " rhuuuSf 4aFiVfS "itA AIt AT
ize 1t, instead Of wasting his time and worry
ing his life out to get executions stayed and
debts extended, weud have paid the money to
tie labofer that he viii now pay to the Sheriff.
and his crop wculd have been doubled. We
believe the absolute lnss 10 the country, from
the non-employmeut Of the Capital now locked
up in our gFest cities will be many millions
This evil sill 60 great extent cure Itself ult-
fnately; but what is lost during its continuance
Il lost foreyer-N. Y. Tribune.
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BOOKSi BOOKS!


TUST Received and now offer FOR sale a
eb Large Assortment OF Valuable Books,
among which are the following
The Madison Papers, Jefierson's Works
Sparks Life Of Washington, Life of Alexan.
der Hamilton, Life Of Napoleon, Johnson's
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Life ofJohnson, Plutareh's Lives By Langhofu,
Smolets Select Works, FieldiRgs Select
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Brougham Coopef's Novels dc. Alsomany
other valuable works illustrated with rich ard
splsndid Engfavngs- (which will be sold
unusually low Tor cash.
GREENE HILL.
Columbus June, 1913.
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SCHOOL, hooks.

JUST RE'EIvED. Websier's Elementary
Spelling book. New National DO. kukham's
Grammar, Colburn's Algebra, 0Inoy's GefgrH
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DIR. CHAMPIONS
DIR. CHAMPIONS
Vegetable Ague Medicine, a safe and
certain cure for Chills and Fever in
allits complicated forms, also an
effectual remedy for Fever of
every Dissertation.

THIS medicine has been used by the pro-
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practice during which time he has treated
some thousands Of cases ofFever, and from the
success in this mode OF practice, be is conf
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1t never fails TO cure the ofnlls and fever lie
first day Bilious, Typhus, Nervous, Conges-
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and with much more certainty than BY any 9TH
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