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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-05-29
New Store--New Firm---New
Goods.
BRINSMAID & BROTHERS.
SUCCESSORS TO
PANGBORN & BRINSMAID,

BOlSIGfNG}gP ON, We.
ARE prepared to sell at the lowest Boston or
New York prices, at wholesale or retail, WATCHES,
CLOCKS, JEwELRY, GERMAN SILVER, plated
BRITANNIA and other Metal Goods, GOLD THIN
BLEs, SPEcTAcLEs, CHAINS, RISGs, PMS,
BROOCHES, and all goods in the line, and besides
the FINEST description of Goods we are keeping a
great variety Of Goods at wholesale supply Ped
lers or others. TO sell again, and invite calls and
orders from abroad, assuring customers that they
will find the Goods low, and of the quality they are
sold for.
We import Goods, or buy them wherever we can
get them advantage, and shall sell SO that we can
give our customers satisfaction.
Orders from distance attended TO promptly, and
as good bargains given, TO say the least by per-
sonal application. Clocks watches by the Box
or Single. We are Agents for tie Diamond POINTED
GoLp PENS, FLY NETS, for Horses, and Morris
We have WILLOW WARE, COMBS, BRUSHES,
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, RAzoRs, and other
Cutlery, COMMUNION FURNITURE, FISHING
TACKLE, BASKETS, STOCKS, COLLARS, SUsPES-
DERs, Sc
We have DRESSING CASES, WORK Boxes, MU-
sIcAL INSTRUMENTS, Bass and DOUBLE Bass
VOLS, hELODIASs. and most smaller instruments
Of Musical Merchandise.
In short, we would just say that we have a very
extensive and varied assortment of American Eng.
lish, German and Paris, FANCY ARTICLES,
anu We are iuil aware tl't the way TO sell them Is
to put them so LOW that Boston or New York will
not be more favorable place to buy them. We buy
for Cash, and sell for Cash. Our Gust omers can buy
as cheap here as at any other place. If any one
chooses TO send the Cash for Gold or Silver
Watch from distance, any other article, and
leave the selection TO us, they shall have an article
WORTH THE MONEY SENT, and If il does not suit
1t can lie exchanged. Our Silver Spoons are made
in our own shop.
Particular attention paid to fine Watch repairing
BRINSMAID g. BROTHERS,
BURLINGTON Vermont. IH
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NOTICE..

Whereas my wife ANNA, has left my bed
and board, and refuses to live with me.
hereby notify the public that will pay no
debts of her contracting after this date.
GEORGE III. SUMNER.
Bristol, May Goth, 1874. 3;3w.
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TEMPERANCE HOUSE.

The subscriber would inform the public that he
tinues to keep House of Entertainment at his old
stand in Salisbury. None will have any reason TO
complain Of his want of attention his customers, or
Of the absence Of any accommodation which can be
expected at country house. The resolution he has
taken to Danish liquor from his house, he will
secure him the patronage of all those who sim
cerely DESTROYS Of promoting the of Temper
ance. THOMAS w. KELLER.
Salisbury, May 10Th, 1874. 3
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G-The Philadelphia correspondent Of
the Tribune writes that the Native Amer
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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.
B0zaets and Cops made and repaired as usual,
in the neatest and best manner, and most fashion
able style, at fair price.
Entrance to her rooms at the front door.
Middlebury, Nav lst 1874
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ADDISON COUNTY WING


The Wings of Addison County are hereby
notified, that, the usual County Convention
will be held at the Court House in Middle
bury, on Wednesday, the 10Th of June next,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to select candidates to
be supported for Senate rs for the legislature
and to make all the necessary arrangements
to secure The success of the Wing cause in
the approaching political campaign. Address
es may be expected from several distinguish
ed Wings of the County in the afternoons land
also to an adjourned session expected to be
held in the evening.
Middlebury May 2sth, 1874.
HARVEY BELL,
WILLIAM Ii. WHITE, County
ALFRED P. Roscoe, Com
KENT WRIGHT, mittee.
JONAS SMITH,
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NEW BOOKS

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WZZ is now receiving from
SNl0Ns New York, several
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Pamphlets; among which are the books pub
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Tract Society.
ALSO,
Stationery, Fancy Articles and Pictures.
Arrangements have been made for ordering
any Books that may be wanted, during open
navigation.
MiddIebury, May %, 1874. A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04
Extract Of a lsner TO the Editors


"l think oil attentive observers Of The signs Of the
times must be satisfied that Mr. v Buren, is the choice
of very large proportion of the Democratic Repub
lican party of the United States and am happy TO
see tina, his nomination their candidate for President
will be received with such unanlmity aud enthusiasm.
by the great body of its members. consider Mr..
Buchanans conrss, in Withdrawing his name from the
list of candidates for the Presidency at this time,
worthy Of all praise; and shows, in the highest degree,
his disinteres!cd devotion TO Republican principles
And hope before the Convention meets in Baltimore
in May next, that there will be but one opinion and
feeling among the Democrats Of the United States, as
their candidate for President trust our friends IN
Congress viii insist successfully upon modification
of The present Tariff The mad schemes of the abe
ltIonsis, headed by J. G. Adams, may excite the dis
gust Of oil friends of the Union and Constitution but
that band of fanatics is too contemplate in numbers
and desp'cable from the unhoy warfare in which they
are engaged to serious alarm at present re-
gret, however, that any Of our friends should differ
with to the disposition proper to be made OF the
petitions preferred by them TO Congress, as to which
experience has proved most fully, in my humble judg-
inent that discussion but increases the agitation and
excitement and fans the fame which may, at some flu
ture day, consume US. | rejoice that you continue to
urge upon those to whom our rights and interests are
entrusted 10 resist at the threshold, every invasion OF
them"
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him from The ranks Of the Whgs-bs il SO; he VIII
maj. his own bed and he must lie on It as ne
We will have further quest on WIN the n,au ~
MAN upon MIR. Tyler's views and positions ne u'e-
dams to ask MI Tyler whether the rumor, That was
.8aa,. concerning the change of his flag, is correct
We admire even the spirit in which he dscaims u, u
the Editor believes, we have rght to presume,
from his expressions that the report sis equally suP'o
and ridiculous :. i,
The Madisonians declares, that "the President ~
capable Of any thing base or d'shonorable II 'he
lending of any sort oil aid count-nance to MI Gay De
branded By Mr. Tyler as "base or dishonoraeis, we
have nothing more to ask say We will cease 10
,,eshise the hIadsonian further upon this SUBJECT
Rnt we kuoo. that similar impression begins to pre-
vail. dmonr the Wings, at Washington
The Norfolk Herald may tell US indeed "not I, oe
aarmed-ihat the Wings expect nothing from Nf. y
Ier and desire nothing" &c that "he can never again
cotton 10 the Wings, but the existence OF the ru-
mor 10 which we REFER shows at least what they are
heg;nninu TO erpect, if to desire. The impression
upon them was probably made by some hasiy expfes-
sons thrown out in moment otexcllement by an III
friend OF Dir Tyler Who seriously be-
iieve. without an ineffabe contempt for Mr ~
Ter, that his weight will be thrown into Mr.. Clay
scale, Passion might dictate that coutse-Judgment'
never-But we state this rumor, not because we mean
to tuke charge of Mr. Tyers "reputation, as the Ma
disonian hinls-but in justice to ourseves-to sho"
that some of the Wings themselves are lending 'ne'r
ears 10 similar rumor.
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1reor, rhe Lunehburr Repnblieon.l

nTRUTH is MIGHTY AND 1T WILL PREVAIL
II must be confessed that the result OF The last f!csi-
dental campaign. lessened the confidence OF man
sound Republicans in the strength ofru'h, and IN the
intelligence and virtue Of the great body OF the voters
Of This county Let all whoee faith ives thus shaken
look 10 the votes recorded in favor Of Martin Van Bn
ten Though he was ;lapdered ah ha
yillied in every possible manner, IN PRINT, upon Inc
hus,ings and by men Of high talents and in high Stu
tons; and though his enemies raked and scfapee every
hole and of the country, and rallied under their
standard every ignorant voter whom they could onpe'
or in any wise influence their favor, even by probes
sing principles which they abhorred, or by denying ana
denouncing principles and measures which they were
seeking to establish, yet The polls Of Van Buren, oul'
numbered the strongest vote ever before given BY any
party in any party contest, even making allowance Tor
the increase of population. And although ne was
cheated and beaten, his friends have stronger reasons
for courage and confidence than his enemies; for no
was beaten by ouaging truth and justice and IN many
instances by outcouning the census itself
Such cheating must not be permitted to thrive Inc
language of every Republican patriot ought to be-
nTTuth is mighty, and it shall PreraH
But. in order to IFS trumph every talking and
vr,ine Democrat must do bis duty. Our editors es-
pecay must contend for the TRUTH and combat error
honestly, iearlessly and necessarily Every reading
DemocIa, must exert himself within his sphere to 'u'-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04

IsruMrs or c.-.7iantic and Pacific
canal-By Mexican papers it appears that Santa Ana,
previous his departure for Vera Cruz Issued special
edic, regarding the contemplated canal for uniting the
the Pacific with the Gull of Mexico by The lshmus OF
Tchenantepcc The following embraces its substance;
Whereas the survey ofte route has been completed and
everything ready for commencing the important under
taking OF uniting the Atlantic with the Pacific. by the
Gulf Of Tcheuanepec, the Mexican Government, is de.
srous assist the contractor Don Jose Garay, with all
the at its DISPOSAL we have deemed 1t proper 10
decree as ollows-A prison, capable of accommodating
three hundred convcts 10 be built under the d.
reeton of the contractor for the contemplated CANAL the
judicial authorities of the departments of Vera Cruz
and Oaaca, required TO send to the said prison oil
persons found guilty, in order that they be employed
in digging and working on the said canal The con.
vies are to be clothed and maintained by the contac-
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would be required make The refy richest people
that ever existed. Yet, by our own acts, We weaken
annually our best customer-and only loefoi one
the chief article of luxury we cultivate, enc put me
money into the pockets OF france anu tngiahd LIE,
us mend our ways By buying German merchaudize 10
the extent OF our wants b such course We should
see ere long 900 hhds Of tobacco shipped every
wear TO the North sea, for German Consumption. In
conclusion, just nav, let me mp'ore the planters 10
awaken to ,he.s true Interests. More hereafter
Yours truly, AGRlCoLA.
P S-The Emperor OF Russia has recalled his Am
bassadcr fran Athens. lie disguised wnh Greece
declares that she has shown herself unworthy OF his
protection, aud demands the arrears OF his loan Inc
elections of Greece flushed IN the ratio oil one
representative for every 21,000 souls The civilized
world is impatient h tief the GREEKS are cspa-
bic of conducting Their Affairs wh, taer The pre-
per material exists among them for Parliamentary en-
actments Of q wise and wholesome nature. The Oao-
man Empire feels the approach OF crisis tor II once
Greece gives ample assurance that che has attained
moral force of chara:er viii be Impossible tor t!is
Spl,an 10 maintain dominion Nix nion OF
Christians with four million Of Turks appears that
Abdul Meshed is exhausted physically as well IS men
tally, and that his brother, now eleven years old, will
become his successor.
Russia in the time concentrating her stengtt
q her Southern frontier In the present condition .
things Austria is somewhat frightened and begins t.
think it prudent that she should cement more closely
her alliance with the Germanc body III order TO retalr
her power-to enable he: 10 resist more successfully
the eventual aggrandzenent Of Russia, now contain
ing "a 900 900 inhabitants. Austria has given some IN
dications of her intention TO join the German CONNER
cal League, which, if effected will 60 far to complet
the union Of great nation 1t would, however, still b
imperfect Hanover and The Hanse towns not dis
posed to become members of t-and they can never b
coerced contrary TO their inclinaons, to take such
step All the crowned heads Of Europe are struggling
for power not more for its love- than Tho security it at
foris them Blu, common fate awaits them in tn
progress OF events. ".nene Iekei, is written on th
wall They have yet TO learn that:
"Where rights own banner calmly is un.u7!d,
The PEOPLE are the SovEREIcSs OF the world"
AGRICOLA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04

The House of Delegates of Virginia is redeenling
its pledges to the people. They are determined on a
short session. and they adopting the most effecual
method u effect their object. The Republican Party
are resolved, that the Wings shall have no cause
to arraign them at the Hastings for prolongng the
session The Wings must plumb the track,
or encounter the consequences of their own pro-
crsstnuton. They may ask for time on the Tax bill
They may stnve off prompt decision. The bill is ad-
vancing with rapid strdesAnd it is calculated, that
both the Revenue and the Appropriation bills may pass
The House during the week. The Chairman Of the
Committee of Finance is displaying much energy
in the passage of the Revenue BILL as he has shown
ability in the composition of his Report.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04

Voluntary Tetarn to Sarery.-The Sandwich Cana
da WesO Express chronicles al occurrence that took
place in that neghborood on the 2lst ult, which may
be Interesting to our anti, slavery trends in this vcinl-
IT, Three slaves, who had escaped from bondage IN
the United States, had been working fox come months
pas. with farmers the vicinity OF that town Their
owner for they all the property OF one man, having
discovered their place OF refuge sent his nephew to
suade them 10 return and promise il they would so,
they should not be sold or punished for their absence
The quandam slaves REPLIED that if their master would
himself come and give the assurance they would re-
turn The master came and gave the required pledge,
and then left them, lest his presence might be cons
dered as coercion The three men, true to their pledge,
packed up their clothing, and unaccompaned by any
white man, proceeded to Windsor, crossed the river,
and voluntarily went back to slavery one of them OBJ
serving es he went beard the ferry boat that he
never knew what hard work until he came to Ca.
nsda.-THclo York paper
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04

ShNDS'S Fere- dsarmed IF ITS ter
- roys-This dangerous and alarming affection, which has
swept stage Of time many both at the innocent
infancy and vigorous period of manhood
has al length andoie, and evil effects
the system laid b. its powerful influence. little
sh scarlet fever which lei. her dreadful state; little
body was with patches OF scare eruption large lump,
sucth ng like BILE and least inches IN diameter made
ills on shoulder which broke aud discharged
incredible quantity Of most offensive matter and
non; be sides this discharged large quantity of corrupt
from the ears of very offensive character Almost dcspairns
of ever stopping discharge they made trial of Sands's sar
Bottle BALTIMORE Saa.
no For particulars advertisements in this and other city
papers.
Prepared and sod wholesale and RETAIL and for expectation
by A. D. SANDS CO., Druggists and Chemists Granite Build
ings m Boadway of Chambers street, New York
Sold in Richmond the Agents. A. DUVAL CO., in Peters
burg by RoSSER 4 ANDERSON, in Norlos By ~ A. SANTOS,
and by Druggists generally the principal cities in the u s.
Price, 81 per hoiti.--6 hotties for IS.
~ CAUTION BE particular ask for SAsps's sarsapa
,il!a and take 10 other. JAM
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Above, we have high prices during the pe:o4
years, when our duties were light. THIS teach,
The doctrine that should be taught in every s..
and which is taught where tie Schoo-boy Ee4..
history Of his country.
Then, shall We be rebuhed for opposition ie W.
be derd'd for our opinions upon t4;s subject )
Rebuke and dersion are filling the vacuum for van.
argument Tnen, are we not estlnisbcd al their
candidate standing behind cider barrels, and cio,hf
coonskns, to hide the nakedness of Bank, TanG, 3
tribution, &c. for, when The Wings at the e1sra-
nary session, began II sound the eide! barrels ios
doctrines, the first thing exhibited was Bank Z
when the Coons began 10 shed their jackets, on "a
own nakedness was written, in letters not 10 be Il
taken, Tariff Distribution. DO net The tables
ferred TO, convince every farmer, at least one Il
considers his own interest, tina; the Democratic pol
should be his BUCKLE NECK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04

In the report of the proceedings ofths Democrats of
Buckingham, given in our paper of the 10Th Decem-
ber the name of one of the Delegates to the State De
mocratc Convention improperly printed -" m
Luke instead of Wiuiam Leaeh. This is to be re
most intelligent Democrats in Buckingham, and we
have no desire to "swap" him away, or to change hs
good Democratic name.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04
TABLE OF CONTENTS.

We have thrown upon our Last Page. the Proceed
ngs Of the Democracy of Madison and Henrico conn
ties, with variety of other maters-and on the FIRST
Page, three very interesting Letters from our Foreign
Correspondent, .4gricoia, viz: Nos 90 81, and 22-
(relatng to our Cotton and Tobacco trade with Ger
many-Tobacco statistics, collected With considerable
caro-the progress of Iron Steamers in The North OF
Germany, &c, &c)-Under our Richmond Head, We
have a,rayed various Communications, the Proceed
ings Of King William county, &c, &e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04

The Washington correspondent Of "liilfs N. Hamp-
shire Patriot" IS pleased to say, that 'the Richmond
Enquirer even comes down TO suppicate President Ty
Ter and his friends rend out of the Democratic party
by the Globe and its followers, TO unite with them
in aid of MIR. Van Buren's election. Certain it
is, that without ell the efforts and aid of the Pre-
sident and his friends, New Jersey, Connecticut,
Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, and perhaps several other
States cannot give their votes for Mr.. Van Buren,
We have not supplieated MIR. Tyler or his friends
who, by the BY, very apt to overrate the number of
his friends Mr.. Tyers honor, Mr.. Tylers prl iples
disposed erect ourselves into inquisors of his
opinions, or The keepers of his conscience If he thinks
that the principles he has professed will be best sup
ported by the election Of Mr. Cay-if he be willing to
promote the Of the author of the Fayete let
legf he be ready TO kiss the FOOT which has spurned
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ILLIsoIs-In this Slate, the delegates to the Balti-
Convention are appointed by judicial circuits
each crcui. being in fact congressional district. The
lst and 9th have appointed delegates, and instructed
them to vote for Mr. Van Buren, The Convention oil
the 9Th circuit has appointed Mr.. Walters editor oil
the Register and the Rev Mr. Cartwright The alter
nate. Among other resolutions, they adopt the follow
ing
Resolved That Van Rnren the frs: choice of the
and that delegate hereby instructed
support and for him as the nominee OF the Democratic
National Convention for President
Resorsd That is the belief of this Convention, that Martin
Van Buren, choice of the Democratic Party of this district
The office of President and that lie of whole
confidence Of the people who have delegated
that will energies Tepe the
lent, UNJUST and parzan ISLANDERS which have directed
him that his patriotism, his integrity and his firm de-
has been the object of unjust caumny; and
defeat Presidential of $780, Of
cepon fraud the polls, and mad excitement and thar
have fullest confidence his present popularity, and
s'sobcr second ihousht' Of the people,"
They recommend Col Johnson as Vice President.
New HAMrsHlRE AT The Democratic Counsellor
District Con vention holden al New Boston, N. II :,
on the Goth ult , Mr.. Charles F. Cove Of Nashville,
was appointed delegate 10 the Democratic National
Convention to be holden at Baltimore in May next
and Mr.. Luke Woodbury. of Antrim, a substitute
1.-THE Convention unanimously nominated Martin Van
Buren, for the next Presidency, and instructed their
delegate 80 to vote at the Baltimore Convention
When the vote declared be unanimous in favor
OF MIR. Van Buren,, the Convention gave three hearty
cheers long and loud, the members congratulatine
each other in the happy unanmily of opinion that pre-
vailed, and the cheering prospect of success in wpne
away the foul stains which the corruptions Of Wing.
gerry have left upon our national glory"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04

The editorial article the BILL in the Wing of
yesterday morning, greatly msrepesents the report Of
the Finance Committee in stating that the payment of
the residue of the temporary debt Of was post
poned to "more convenient time" That balance
could not be paid off, until the revenue derived from
the tax bill of the present sesson had been collected
Under the reduced rates of taxa,on The committee ex-
pressIy state, that sufficient revenue will be collected
to quida,e all the temporary debt in the ners fiscal
year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04

" We have received the Proceedings Of the De.
mocrats of Grscnbrier county, who appointed dele.
gates TO the State Convention and also the Distrc,
Convention, which meets at Union on FIRST February
resolution in favor of Mr. Van Buren, was carried shy
an overwhelming majority. We have also received the
proceedings of the Democrats of Nelson county, who
have appointed delegates to the State Convention.
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NEW BALTIMORE ACADEMY-This Institution, situated
five miles East of Warrcnton, Fauqne county, viii com
mcncc session The 18th OF January lsii, under IN
superinendencc of Elder John Ogeyc heretofore Tuition
from se $780, depending DrancesBoard $50
Of ten months Prices In proportion for less time
CHS. HUNToN, President
Dsc % Ce-w5w