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DOCT. MOFFATS

Medicines have been used with success in almost
every disease to which mankind is liable, and liver
complaints, with their many well known attendants
ter meals ddiness, dzziness, singing noise in the
head and ears drowsiness, heartburn, loss Of appe
tIe wind. spasns, &C., they acknowledged to bc
vastly superior anything before offered to the
public, and for those Of full habit of body, they vii
prove invaluable; while as general family aperient
for either SEX they cannot fail to ensure universal
satisfaction.
The efficacy Of the Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters
is most certain il freely given the attack of fever
influenza, measles, sore throat, recent colds. with
cough and inflammatory disoders. In rheumatism
and chronic complaints they have also performed the
extraordinary cures, when used with Pereever-
ance.
Russell s GRIDLEY, Only Agents for the gen.
uine Article in Mddlebury.
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BRIGHTON Observation-Disclosures,
NAY l3.--At Market $50 Beef Cattle.
Price-A small advance was effected.
We quote few extra 5 rs first quality
5 25; 5 80; second quality 4 rs; a
So third quality 3 IS a 4 80.
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GA Baltimore letter announces the
death, Mt Baltimore, Of Mr. Billings, a
young lawyer, one of the Vermont delegn-
CATION to the Wing Convention. lie was
seized by sickness on the day of his arri-
val. and WAS thus prevented from active
participation in the transaction Of the
day.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

There will be a meeting of the Young
Mems Temperance Society on Wednesday
evening, AT 1-2 o'clock, at the Town Room.
1t is very desirable that every member of
the Society should be present, as business of
importance will be brought before the society
to be acted upon.
5. PEARL LATHROP, Sec.
Mid. May %, 1874.
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MISS BARTHOLOMEW

Has removed to the house Of Mr.. r. L. Fuller, on
the street leading from Pleasant TO Court Street,
where she invites her friends and customers to
call on her.
Bo7nets arA Caps made and repaired as usual,
in the neatest and hest manner, and most fashion
able style, at fair price.
Entrance TO her rooms at the front door.
Middleturv Nav LIST ISil
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Near Goods.

THE subscribers are now receiving mot from sucl
places as Frog and Boson but dirct frin the creates
Commercial Ci;y the Continent VERY large ard
well selected stuck of season1bie goods all OF which were
boushi with cash and a; cash pces and will be sold z.
Snuih far near We have great variety of CALI
coz, many Of which will be sold at IL cents per yard
Balzarines,
Printed Lawns,
Muslin De Lains,
Alpaca, Black. Fig'd and changeabIe.
Cashmere De Lains,
SaXony Goods
Scotch Ginghams,
Plain and Fig'd Silks,
Mo'asses. good call and inquire the prices
p X. Syrup,
Broad Cloths, cheaper than ever,
Cassimeres and Satinetts at any prices,
Fine LinnenS, a large assortment,
Fl. :. Tea at cents try It,
Bonnet silks and Lawns,
Ribbons, Il beautiful lot,
ArtificiaIs and Passion Flowers,
Cut Nails &c, less by the Kcg.
Gloves and hIitts,
Parasols-made expressly for our sale,
Umbrellas,
Hosiery cheap not to be beaten in this
place,
Fancy Hk'f and Cravats right,
Band Boxes-large and small,
Caters and l-2 Caters, Cloth Buskins,
Walking Shoes, Misses Slips and Chill.
dren's Shoes Mansfields and FarwelI's,
Also good Kid Slips at 62 1-2 per pair,
Gents Pumps and Slippers,
Double Refined Sugar,
Drab De Etc Beverteen,
Gambroons, s; all kinds Summer Cloths,
SalaratuS,
Diaper Crash and Burlaps.
Carpet Warp and Binding,
Fed Tick and apron check,
st. Croix, Porto Rico, HAVANA and
N. o. Sugars,
Bl'k and Cold Cambrics,
Padding, Canvass, Selecia, and all kinds
trimmings,
Sheep Irvine. Bed Cords,
Clothe Lines &c.
Lamp Oil. Soap and Candles,
Suspeuders-all grades,
Jet Buttons and all other kinds,
Florence ami Straw Bonnets and Straw
trinnings-look at ours before you buy
elsewhere or be sorry after,
Rice, Goldfish,
Glass and Putty,
Palm Leaf Hats and Hoods,
Linen Cambria Hkfs.
Window Paper,
Travelling Baskets,
Caps-a variety,
tobacco. Sal Soda,
Mac. and Scotch Snuff,
Calf Skin and Cowhide Boots,
Indigo,
Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia & other spices,
ALSO,
Hard Ware, Cutlery and CROCKERY,
Tea Sets-of an entire new style,
Stone and Earthen Nare any quantity,
Together with many many other Goods and Chat
tels such Chains, Lasts, sash, Window Blinds, Shoe
Pegs, Axe Helves, CLOCKS, BTooms Pat Pals, Whips,
Wheel Heads, Forrest Bedding, House Furniture, Mats
&c which comprises much greater assortment than
be found At any other Store, at prices that fail to
please purchases Our friends and the public Tespec
fully iaviled 10 call and examine for themselves
May o, 1914. z. BECkWIIn Co.
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The Locofoco assertion. that the late
Judge Elliott of New Orleans is Il Wing,
turns out to be a-Hec. The New.
Orleans Tropic says he is Locofoco, and
enrolled his name with a Locofoco club
some months ago.
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Nj a rr d,

In Leicester, May 10th, by Rev. A. G.
Shears, Mr.. Joshua E. Bemis, of Brookfield,
Mass, to Miss Lucelia A Seaver, Of Sails
bury, v.
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PROBATE NOTIIE+.
STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF + H"iOA i,
Addison District, IS.
Be ii remembered, t!.@j Probate Court hell -
Middiehry in and f5F the Dsik-t II addison u o. e.
10Th day Of May A.. D. Is Il: pressat HCn S.iss :;
Jenison, Judge.
Sally Burwell and Joseph Hayward administrators
Of the estate OF
ALLEN 'RURW ELL
late Of Bridport in said District deceased prcscTs
their petition in writing said Court, prayrg i,r
lcence To sell real of the said deceased for the
purpose of paying the debts Of the deceased AMI
penscs OF Administrations and therein set forth The
amount Of debts due from the deceased, snd chars-s
Of administration, the value of the pcrson.t cs,.ia
and the situation Of the real estltc and that it Is
esslry sell real Of the deceased for the ur
poses aforesaid Ii is tliereGpon ordered, that sari
petit ton be considered at Il session Of sal. Cosrt 10
be held at the Office Of U. II Everest, Esq. in Shore
ham IN said District Tuesday the 4th June next,
one O'Clock in Tie afternoon atd that said admin
strators give notice thereof 20 ali persons interested
that they may appear and make their objections i
any they may have said ceace being granted by pub
lishing certified copy OF this order in the North
ern Galaxy, newspaper printed at NiIGlebu-y,
three weeks success vely, previousto the tire -
sid Court. 3w.
=: S. Bushnell eegistcF.
a true copy u record
AResi. J $. Bushnell RraIs'er.
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BOSTON MARKET,-May IA.
WOOL.-Prices irm-stock not large
demand good.
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P. s. The correspondent of the N. Y.
Commercial says, that on Thursday highly
important message was sent to the Senate
yesterday the object of which was to urge i'm
mediate annexation. The same correspond
ent says we have not yet seen the message
which announces that the President has made
war with Mexico. The movements of the
naval forces and the military in anticipation
of the effects of annexation operations upon
Mexico are under the law of nations held to be
acts of hostility and good cause for war. The
President excuses these hostile movements
which were done undera secret understand
ing with Houston, on the ground of an incho-
ale treaty the object Of which must not be
lest
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BIRrH.-In North Carolina, the ladies OF
Chang Eng the Siamese Twins, of daush-
tiers.
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a true copy u record
-AnsSl, J $. Bush

STATE or VERMONT,
District Of addison, IS.
BE it remembered that at probate CORR kcltcr
al Mlddsebury within and for the district &C idisczy
on th@ 10th day Of May A. ID. 1874
EliZur Peck administrator Of the estate Of
SALLY ODER
late Of Cornwall in said District deceased m sents
his administration account for allowance: II i there.
upon ordered, that sail account be examined .ar al.
owaGcs alta session # said Court tpe held I: tho Of
ice Of the Register 81 said Court in said M.dls busy,
on Thursday the 20h day of June next n Que O'Clock
in the aite noon, IN that notice thereof be given 10
all persons interested, that they NAV srrezr snI
make their ohjectars, if airy they may have to ia,
allowance Ct said account, by publish rg c. tifri
copy Of this order Il tic Northern Galaxy a tusps.
per orn,ed said Mildlebury three weeks .ucvcs.-
iSeiy previous to tic time CT said Court
J S Bushnell, Res.
L .rue copy o. Record.
it.est J s bushnell Ps5i,.e- x
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RECEIPTS OF REvENUE AT THE PoRr OF
New York We are to-day enabled TO
present comparative table Of The receipts
Of Revenue from Customs at this Port,
SAYS tho New York Tribune, for the first
third Of the present wear, contrasied with
those of the answering period last year,
II viii be seen that tho Increase Of Rev.
enue the present years over 1913. during
these four months, is $4.Gl7. 1851
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NEW STYLES OF DRY GOODS.
DARAGES, Balzarines, CoIumbines,
Ed Gro De Valence, Wool Grape. Grape
Nemours, Grape Summer Stuff. Silk Stri-
ped and Fancy Ginghams, Monteith Checks
and Lavender, French De Lanes, this day
opening by P. w. COLLINS.
April 10Th, 1914.
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ATTENTION.

Sixth Light Infantry Company 9th Regi-
ment, Cornwall May llth 1874.
The Commissioned, Non Commissioned
Officers, Musicians and Privates of the Com
pany aforesaid are hereby ordered to assem-
ble,at the Inn of Herman Samson, in Corn
wall, on Tuesday the 4th day Of June, 1871
at O'Clock in the forenoon uniformed, arm
ed and equipped as the law requires, with
twenty four rounds Of blank Cartridges for the
purpose of Military drill and inspection and
there await further orders.
By order of
CALVIN w. FOOT, Capt.
JOSEPH NIMBLET, Clerk.
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ATTENTION..

The Commissioned, and Non-Commis-
stoned Officers, Musicians and Privates, OF
the First Company, of the Sixth Regiment,
OF the Vermont Militia are hereby warned to
appear with the arms and equipments requir-
ed by law, at b. b. Browns Tavern in Mid
dlebury on Tuesday the fourth day of June,
A. d. 1874, at nine o'clock precisely, in the
forenoon, for Inspection, and Military duty,
and there await further orders.
Capt. HENRY T. DORRANCE.
E. J. PHELPS, Clerk.
n. p. Members of the Company will
take notice that by the l55th section of the
Militia act of 1912, no farther warning is re-
quired.
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UNION HILL

AT CLAIR ENDON STRINGS,-i9if
70 A osi!iosl H 5lso,5:,., :; d. H.
sigIs3 above establishment. announce
49, .asszz5 TO the public that the sane h..
this Spring undergone thorough ami COM
plete renovation, and is newly furnished aud
fitted for the comf1rt and convenience Ct in
raids and the reception Of fashionable COIN
pany. parties Of pleasure, &c. &c.
OF the medical properties of these waters
nothing need he sand. Hundreds who have
proved their yirue, are ready to testify That
whereas they were once blind they nos Sec"
and thongh once lame ard infrm they now
can leap Cor 10y"
a LADIES' SCHOOL
is now III successful operation, contu; ted by
Miss J. NJ. Smith of Rockingham, VI. IN
able and accomplished insifucircss, rhiok
will g;re such ycr1g ladies' IS wish to res,or..
impaired health aad al the same tii.'c attend
20 literary rursu ats, an opportunity q sperc
ing few weeks most pleasantly, arl =; tn
finG expense.
The subscriber pledges himself TO zach -
may please to isyeT him with ths;T E-i.on mas 8
that they shsll 20 away satisfied wiih his &c
commodations AID his charges fer II, ssEc-
DAVID Hong GA%.
Clarendon Spa hay 1, 1874. 81
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Ladies black, dark, and light Kid Bajous
manufacture, white and black silk do. Isle
thread, mohair and lace do. cotton, linen and
pic mic do. blk mohair and fancy silk mitts !;
gents rubber kid do; gents Isle thread linen,
cotton, and buckskin do; child's cotton do.
for sale by BROWN s. SHELDON.
Nav ODD.
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STATE OF N!Bd
District =, kdaiso1.

STATE OF N'BMiAT,
Distract .. Addison,
BE it Remembered that al q NfJ3..e Cont
holden ct Aid;.le5uIy il sad dslIi::, ~ Il. lC.h
day Ct My 1914.
Norman Topper eud Rlfus 2erkn, ezecu,or, .:
the last viii and Testament of
HENRY HER
late Of said M.ddetsry deceased prrseE, ,.-ir Al.
nnsiration account ;ur AL, vance 81 IS th-r.ut1,.
ordered, that said account be ;Inact cr as. a...
nj session IF sail Court 10 b. heia al the va..=
the Register Of said Count IL sid iliacitiaiv ois
Thursday the 2eth Jay Of June ne=, 1t ms 'c!.,l
IN the afternoon, and that nc:iee ,rs.f - ssr =
all persnns Interested, thai they my aFrezr ~.
make their objec;iUns, IT any th-y nav :.ss 20 u -
allowance Of aid ;.eovunt by publish:. crftjrr,,
copy Of this order in the herihsrn Gll--, a i=Ns~
paper printed at said iddlsbny three ueuh. -;,-
eessiyely previous to tie time Of said Cru:t
J. y Bushnell Rey.sirG
i true cory Of Reeoia,
Attest j. 5. BusIaeu EeFis;-r.
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Full Of Goods.

The largest, cheapest and best
Stock of Goods ever offered in this market
comprising almost every variety of kind,
style and name, which were bought 10y
with cash and which are SELLING CFt
RAPIDLY at small advance from Cost,
by A. FRANCIS.
May 9Th 1871.
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AS WE EXPECTED.

S3,OIn.I25 S7,627,315.
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All persons indebted to the Town Of Middle
bury formonies loaned of the Trustees of Surplus
Fund, are hereby notified that immediate pay
ment must be made or suits will be commenced
against Them before the next Term Of the County
Court.
ED BARBER, )Trusteess of
OF. TURNER, Surplus
JAMES NJ. SLADE, Fund.
Middlebury May 10Th, 1914.
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$4,000 Wanted.

IN exchange for Dry Goods aud Groceries
in small lots 10 suit purchasers, at better
rate than has ever before been offered in this
market, apply at w. 5. JOhNSON'S
May II. 1874. Cheap Cash Store
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PRINTS PRINTS PRINTS.
THE largest, best and cheapest assortment
Of Prints in Addison County, is now offered
for sale BIZ w. S. JOHNSON.
May II, 1874.
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ogether with many VERY many ether Goods and Chat
tes such Chains, Lasts, sash, Window Blinds. Shoe
Pegs, Axe Heves CLOCKS, BTooms, Pat Pals, Whips,
Wheel Heads Forrest Bedding, House Furniture. Mat
&c. which comprises much greater Than
be found at ally other Store At prices that fail
please purchasers Our friends and the public respec
fully invited 10 call and examine for themselves
May q, 1874. z. BECKWIIH Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-04-05

and gave Foresight the hand; Good Hn.
NOR took Humility under the arm and led
the way, the rest all cheerrully follow
ing.
1t would be leading US TOO far to repeat
all the adventures with which the Virtues
entertained each other over the bowl.
Suffice II 10 state, the resolve which at the
end of the sitting was unanimously aGop-
ted by all present: this was, that, from
that time forward the Virtues should al
ways travel together, and should seperate
as seldom as possibl, since they found
each one given over TO herself, without
the counsel and support Of the rest, only
played the fool. With this resolution
all the Virtues were highly satisfied.
They concluded this feast with a song
which Good llumor improyised, and
which they styled the League of the
Virtues
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ron TIE OTTAWA FREE TRADER.
INVOCATION TO VIRTUE.

Come, heavenly muse, assis, me in my scheme,
And angels aid to harmonize my theme
Exat my lay, my humble pen inspire,
And Gil nay soul with Virtues holy fire.
Hail, Virtue! hail, thou purest source ofjoy;
Thy chaste, ethereal pleasures never cloy.
The bliss refined that from thy presence springs
Dutvies the wealth and fame oil sceptred kings
Without. thee vain is fortunes gIittcring store,
And wealth, with all lis pagcantry, is poor;
Honor without thee is an empty name,
And royal splendor but badge Of shame.
Behold suppiant at thine hailowed shrine!
o, draw me with thy silver cords divnc
Let not my bark on fjIiy's waves be toss'd,
Nor on the shoals Of vanity be lost;
BE thou my helm on life S tempestuous sea,
While heavenly cherubs. sacred unto thee,
Quit their bright seats, their golden pnons spread
To guard my heart, and hover round my head.
Ger all my wand ngs through this life preside
With hope my anchor, and with thee my guide
III reach shclt'rng port-a peaceful shore,
Where stormy Winds and tcmpcsls rage no more
Where pleasure reigDs, ecsa,ic and sublime,
For thy bess'd heirs beyond the fight of time.
ELlZA.
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From the London Punch.
Literary Novelty.

Friday last, Punch had the salts faction
of being present at Signor Sivori's fare
well concert. lie was exceedingly d.
ver,ed by the Performances Of that clever
violinist, which also reminded him of an
idea that had occasionally occurred TO
him before. on hearing Ole Bull. Lstz,
and other professors of musical gymnas-
tics.
He perceived that the talent Of these
gentlemen lay principally in executing.
variations on certain iavorite airs: that is,
in disjoining their different portions, and
filling up the intervals with divers ianias-
teal and eccentric movements Of their
own-runs, shakes, and so lorih thus
inlerspersing the original music, which
was expressive of some sentiment, feel
ing, or state Of mind, with passages
which, having no meaning at all, formed
an agreeable contrast TO the melodies
wherewilh they were blended.
Now, the idea that occurred to Mr..
Punch was, that the principle which $50
greatly to the qualification Of the public
is acted upon by the musicians, might be
advantagcously applied to the sister art of
poetry. lie thinks that Shakespeare with
variations would very probably be rcceiv-
ed with great applause. The variations,
Of course, should correspond in express
siveness and intellectually to those above
alluded to. For instance, let the line to
be varied be-
TO be, or no, to be; that is the ques-
ton
The theme nigh, first be recited, and
then treated as follows:
TO be or not, fiddle; TO be, diddle -
that, toora Is, looral; the question lay.
Fiddle, fiddle, idde idle, tooraI looral,
lay.
Tooral, to be; looral, or not, lay, to
be; tina, is, fiddle; the question, idle de
dee.
TO, yoddle; be, doddle; or, for; not,
dol; TO, de be, rol that, of; toll lol;
question, de rido.
Yodde Joddlc fol de rol, to be; hey
down derry diddle DUN, or not; whack
rum Ii oodiy, to be, no down, that; chip
chow cherry chow, is; taa la la la, the
question.
Ding dong, harum scarum dive, quos-
ton.
RICH, fol de ridd, oddly, bow WOW
WOW!
Drowning men will catch at straw /;
and, considering the present declining
state Of the drama, Punch seriously re-
commends his suggestion to the notice Of
managers. lis adoption will doubtless
astonlsh the weak minds of many, 10
whom Shakspeare's sense, at present too
strong for them, will be rendered the
more palatablc by dilulion.
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1t is well for both rich and poor 10 be
often reminded of the extreme changea-
bleness of their condition in this country.
Judge Story remarked, with great justice
as well as force, in his speech in the
Massachusetts Convention in our
country, the highest man is not above
the people the humbiest man Is no, be-
low the people. II the rich man be said
to have additional protection, they have not
additional power. Nor does wealth here
from pcrmanen, distinction of families.
Those who are wealthy to-day pass to
the tomb, and their children divide their
estates. Property thus is divided quite
as las, as i, accumulaes. No family can
without its own cxerlions stand erect for
a long time under our statutes of descents
and ds,rbu,ions--,hc only true and legi-
innate agrarian law. 1t silently desolves
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NO. ~.

the mass heaped up by the toll and dill
gence of long lie Of enterprise and in
dustry. Property is continually chang
ing, like the waves Of tie sea. One wave
rises, aud is soon swallowed up in the
vast abyss, and is seen no'more. Arof
Their rises and having reached its destined
limits, falls gently away, and is succeeded
by yet another which in its turn breaks
and dies away silently on the shore. The
richest man among us may be brought
down TO the humblest level and Ike
child who has scarcely clothes enough to
cover his nakedncss, may rise 10 the
highest Office in our govefhmcnt-ard
the poor man, while he rock his infant oil
his knees. may justly indulge the consol-
alton, that II he possesses talent and vir-
tue, there is no Office beyond the reach
Of his honorable ambition. 1t is mstak-
en- theory that government is founded for
one object only. 1t is organized for the
protection Of life, liberty and property,
and all the comforts Of society--,o enable
lis to indulge in our domestic affections,
and quietly 10 enjoy our homes and our
lircsides.'