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FEMALES ARE.

T is indsputable fact, demanding serion= sol
L emn consideration, tiet Of the aifel ana
l"Y'es' OF the female sex fail teay "o an on;imeiy
grave; the unconscious victims Of i3air own suicidal acts
From the Register Mortality hnt deaths oil
Females far exceed tho=e Msie and tha, the great-
est portion de II the bloom q ysl before they attain he
age Of twenty-five, yea, twenty! 'oasual zion dis
case tia, spreads ia is3aoJ9 sou the
verse, ahi nlp5 both gTcat aud SMALL Listen. then,
warning voice which echoes constantly in your cars and
guard yourself FIRST increasing seed this
which, knit threads and hurry you
the solitary tomb! a the aIss1ake yoI If
its poisonous fangs aud you heed nti
death ia Il rivetcI ia our system It IS only a, this
your health; hut il may bc late May these
81 from yor slbers nnf cause vo 10 slen 10
the solemn voice and medicine has
prolonged ami preserved the lives Of thousands when
/ IN time.
DR.. DUNCAN'S EXPECTOEANT REMEDY.
medicine prepared especially for diseases Res
pira Organs, viz Colds Coughs inuenza, Bronchitis,
Soreness OF The throat and Inflammation OF the Aiucus
Membrane of the Bronchi. Splitting Blood, Asthma, diff
Guilty OF breathing, \ c. &c.
FORGET ME .NOI?-s.FoHGs.T }, Z Hor.''-how oft,
iondy spoken. Friends a, parting whisper il as
"souvsnEto its potency they enshrine forever
in ths heart eff hearts, ply impress
others ina e and ali the soft renembrances
and ha!luclnaons of being connected Under such cir
cumstances these words
care as those sounds in break Of iay.''
Blu, there other circumstances when this short sem
fearful import When an enanlva cruel
RELENTLESS ENEMY! meets one n, every corner.
stands ~ the beside the socnn hof u midnight
w,'h the as gh Of mora, AMI feaflniy and solenny
whispers, what then becomes serious warnug-FoRGEr
NE FokSkF NE <1I- tRe ctal at dissolved,
the vision fades and f9oIishy hardy with
hold the attention uaheed the monitor.
Reader, such enemy is CONSUMPTION!i When
hrs' marks you for ITS vIe'if by fastening on lungs
disease however slight il may be. il
o: warning, bidding forge, that the citadel Of
life il attacked, and that without attention
II will inevitably yield 10 the assault.
Reader forget il n0i' cold and caugi is the FIRST per-
ceptah!e footprint Of Consumption i proper
course Of eondu, then evidence IL you labor under
rs influence! Should you neglect employ remedy
when certain and safe is hantt Aebiaks Reason
and Judgment respond nesative-ten you plainly YOU
should Then If suffering it'll the unerrins Premohi
tory seeds of Pulmonary cold cough influenza,
bronchitis Of the throat. asthma. splitting Of
blood, &c. will you frs, Of all make trial Of DIR. Dun
cams Expecforant Remedy 1t safe and eicacous
remedy, and certain all disease from your syste
when used before il is ate therefore delay
your lungs fall prey Consumption, and render your
recovery precarous rBe You careful that some 'riing
nosrm is paimed upon yea by sellers of
cines iii place Of DR.. Duncan's
GA fresh supply Jus, received and for sale
Richmond, June 81, 1874. BOOK STORE. /
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DIP. HOLLOWAY & 3. ~. DAVIS.

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tits stated by eminent medical men, that
at least one-third of the children IN the
United States die from teething a nd dis
eases caused thereby.
The paesa re of the Teeth through Tho
gums produces dangerous and trouble
some symptoms. 1t is known by mothers
that there is great irritation in the mouth
and gums during this process. The gums
swell the secretion of saliva is increased.
the child is seized with frequent and sud
den fits Of crying, watching. starting in the
sleep, and epasms Of peculiar parts; the
chilli chripks with eyfrerue violence, and
thrusts its fingers into its mouth. Il these
precursory symptoms are not speedily al
leviated, spasmodic commissions universal
w supervene. and soon cause the dissolu-
ton Of the infant This intallible remedy
has preserved thousands Of children when
thought past recovery. from commissions.
As-soon as the .:Oriental Drops are rub
bed on the gums, the child VIII recover.
This preparation is SO innocent, 50 etflca-
cious, and so pleasant, that no child will
refuse to let its gums be rubbed with It,
When infants are at the age OF four months,
though there is no appearance OF teeth,
one bottle should be used on the gums. to
open the pores. Parents should never be
without this remedy in the nursery where
there are young children; for II 4 child
wakes in the night with pains IN the gums,
/. Immediately gives case by opening the
pores. and healing the gums; thereby
preventing Commissions, Fevers. ac.
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From the Louisville Journal.
The Texas Chicken.

The Lokies are all down in the mouth,
They just have heard the news from the South
That the coon has given them another bite,
And the Texas chicken wouldn't fight.
Get out Of tho way, your poko-root poison.
Can't hurt Clay nor Frelinghuyscn.
Tho Lokies thought that thoy could yex US
If they could fool the coon with Texas;
They swore twas card that could not fail,
+ But the coon had too many rings on his tail.
Get out OF the way, &c.
John Tyler laid the Texas org
And sont forthwith to the South 10 beg
That John Calhoun would sit on tho nest,
And to hatch it out would do his best.
Got out of tho way, &c.
But soon as it tho light of dav,
The Lokies stole the chicken away,
But how to hide theft was tho dcaso
So they stained the bird with poloberry Juice
Oct out OF the way, &c.
They took it South and turned it out,
And sworo twouid pu! the TO rout;
1hoy opened tho ring and ccarod the pit,
But the doylish bird wouldn't fight ii bit.
Get out Of Tho way, &c.
Tho Lokios, to their sorrow found
That same old coon was on the ground
And when they brought their rooster nigh,
Oh, how ho mndc tho feathers fly!
Get out of the way, &c.
H. 30 they tried Northern man,
With tho principles Of the Southern clan,
But now they've widely changed their tune
And arc trying to fool that same old coon.
Got out Of the way, &c.
a Southern man, with Northern face,
They have got to fill Vans place,
And vainly think to win his election
BY swearing that ho goes for protection,
Got out OF tho way, &c.
And thinking to fool the Keystone State,
They've got George Dallas for his mate,
a nd backwards now his namo they spell,
In hopes to make il Jingle we'll.
Got out of tho way, &c.
This twisting and turning things about
Is thing that George knows al about,
And spelling backwards is just the game
That suits alike the man and name.
Get out Of tho way, &c.
In 40 tho Lolsios swore it was wrong
For the Wings to sing merry song,
But now they hook songs and tunes,
And noxt, we expect, they'll hook our coons.
Get out of tho way, &c.
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Principles of the Ultra LOcOfocOs.

Wo clip the following list of sub-trcasurcrs du-
ring the administration of Mr.. Van Buren,, from,
the Clinton Republican, there published as illus
trativc of the principles of ultra locofocos.
Let the reader remember that tho restoration
OF tho subtrcasury system, is ono of tho avowod
objects for supporting Polk and Dallas. If the
tax payers wish their money stolen and wasted in
that way again, let them vote the ticket; if not,
they can prcvnt it by coming up manfuliy and
voting for CLAW and Erelinohuvsen
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From the Shelby Ky } News
Cross Ou;ragcs.


The Louisville Journal brinrs to us accounts
of most shocking outragcs pcrpctrated by tho To-
cos in tho city and county on Sunday night, Mon
day and Monday night.
On Saturday night, James Guthrie made a
most lnllammatory spooch, in which he called up
on tho loco focos .'to 10 the polls III body,
and if necessary, to spill blood and spill it free
ly,'
On Sunday night, Godfrey Pope, the murderer
of tho amentcd Bliss, led company of some 80
60 dospcradoos, to tho mill of Mr.. Standforcl
about or $ miles from tho city, and committed
most gross outrage upon several laborers and
the son Of Mr.. Stamford. Tho following OK.
tract from the statement Of tho brother of one of
tho individuals injured details :he particulars:
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 5, 1911.
Inasmuch as Godfrey Pope has published a hand
bill. giving his version of the part he took in the
murdcrous affair at Standiford's mill, and as nv
brother IS not able at this time to make his state
mont, | feel called upon concisely to relate tho
facts as got them from my brother, and tho 9TH
persons who were beaten by Pope and his
band of dcsperadoos.
On Sunday, just aftor dark, some fifty horse
mon rode up to Mr.Tyrcll's house at Standiford's
mill. They asked for old Mr.. Stamford. Ho
replied: "iio IS not here; l suppose | would do as
we'll '.les, damn you,' replied tho man, ..wo
want to take those mon you havo back to Louis
vllle.' Stamford answered. .'Mnd Your own
business and will mind mine" AT this thev
dismountod and simultaneously knocked down
Standliord and my brother. Then they all fell
aboard of the men and bcIaborcd them with
sticks ~ the most shocking manner. Ono of
thom, Mix, - not expected to 1--we. lis head -
bruised and cut very severely. Stamford was
taken off for dead. My brother and several of
the others tarcl nearly bad. Two only
capped slightly injured. All but Standiford, who
was left for dead, and tho two that fled. ia
ken to Bruncrstown, and left at Joseph Funk
tavern; the dcspcradoes then retired.
Among tho persons onga yod in this ou,rag 20
were James Stvors. O.ocofoco candidate for tho
Legislature in 1879 Wilson Cooke Simeon B.
Lewis. Owen Atkinson, (constablo,) Jesse Tai
bolt. lllte Keller. Robert Blair, two of the Gill
ands. y. Nool; (stcp-son of Col. Doup, now Loco
foco candidate for the Legisaturo,) and Godfrey
Pope. Pope says,
he was one of the party detailed to
''exper' the laborers from the neigh
hood,
but denies that he was the ground when tho
assault was made. All concur in stating he was
there from the commencement
nc above hasty statement was made to dsa- |
busc tho public mind until Mr.. Standiford and nv
brother can make fuor one. Pope's handbill |
was shown me late last eveninr
JAS. E. BRISCOE.
In the language of tho Morning Courier we
say: ''Wo believe Mr.. Briscoe's staten,an, !, mo
foronce to Pope's. FOR tho simple reason. that any
man who would bo guilty of participating in snch
= dastardly outrage, would not hesitate IS prevar-
lcate IN order to screen himself from the intamv
he 50 Justly deserves
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TREASON IN THE ca1IP.--La Indiana. locofo-
CO paper published IN Spanish III this city. takes
stong ground against tho annexation Of Texas.
ne Courier. too-at least the French side Of it
gives annexation a cold shoulder Hurrah for
Folk. Dallas and Texast-[N. o. Bee
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+ Several parishes in tho 4th Congressional dis
trict directly border upon Texas. and at the re-
cent election the wings cut down The Iocofoco ma
lority of last year 400 votes. Certainly this Tex
as question does occasion wonderful! changes bur
they seem to be from locofocoism 10 whiggery.
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few copies II tsi= valuable uor, base seen receive,
~ ana szEers ~ sale AZ TIC BOOK STORE.
Rjcamo15, 4 =. 9th. 1914. I5tf
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Peace 7o3. the .TfOther.
0TIET AND ROSY HEALTH FOR TIE CHILD.
GOLDEN ORIENTAL DROPS.
TO PARENTS AND NURSES.

.szFor the relief Of children cutting teett.-L10
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CASH FOR FLAXSEED.
CASH FOR FLANSEED.

ME Subscribers VIII ei.e the highest price casl, ia,
EIsAN>EFD, deiire1et ut thelr in Richmond
J13y 25th, 1911. IRWIN REED &, BROTHER.
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Billions History OF INDIANA.

BOOK TORE.
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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-07-31
CABINET
w Warehouse.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform
tina inhabitants of Middlebury and vicinity, thai
he his noon hand a alargc assortment of Cab
met Furniture ,-such as SECRETARIES. BU-
REAUs, Book CvsEs WARD ROBES, TABLES,
FANCY WoRK, LIGHT and WASH STANDS,
HIcH Posi-. FRENCH. Cor and TURN-UP BED
srEADs. SorAs, BED SoFAs and CHAIRS. To.
geth'r with various other arlicl"s Of house hold
furniture All jobs in bis line will be executed
at short nniic 'iand in most approved sty le. Per-
sons wishing any of :he a5nve articles, will do
we'll 10 call on the subscriber, as The is deiermin-
ed TO sell as chrap for must kinds of produce
as any one in this country-and for CASH, a
good deal cheaper.
BISHOP one door south The Baptist church.
HORACE NICHOLS.
Middlebury, Jan. 10. 1871 So
N. b. H N. would just HINT 10 those who
owe him that he is in want of his dues.
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Winter Arrangements.
MEDICAL INSTRUCTION.

The subscriber continues to give Med.
icai instruction. designed by particular a,
ieniion 10 indigenous medical Botdny. and
TO The principal practical subjects of gene.
raj Therapeutics. 10 adapt the course 10 the
requisites OF those who intend 10 become
Country Practitioners.
tie has engaged s. Pearl Lathrop, A. N.
NJ. ID 70 instruct in natural science, and
an and comparative Anatomy.
gentlemen who desire may have admis-
sion 10 the Lectures given in the College
on Chemistry, Natural History and Philos
ophy.
JONATHAN A. ALLEN.
Middlebury, Dec 2Oih 1913. 3S;,f.
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% CASES Parasols and Umbrellas, just
- reed and cheap enough by
A. FRANCIS.
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THE
Patent Lace.

INVENTED BY E. II. BANNING MD.
OF PITTSBURGH PENNSYLVANIA,
VIII be kept constantly on hand by DIR.
w. p. Russell, of Middlehury. he having
purchased of the Original Patentee the err
ctusire right to make and rend the same with
in and for the County of Addison. VT, and
in Essex County State Of New York.
The Patent Lace has now been before the
public for a number of months-hundreds
have been applied in different parts of the
country, and with a success never before
equalled by any REMEDIAL agent. Numerous
well authenticated certificates of its beneficial
influence in the removal of diseases of long
standing, might be furnished from this imme-
date vicinity-in addition to the statement
of cases and certificates of cures furnished by
DIR. Banning and others. But this is not
deemed necessary, as at the present time ref
erence can be given to individuals wearing
the Lace in nearly every Town in the Coun-
ty.
PHYSICIANS have long felt the necessity OF
a supporter differently constructed and more
perfect in its adaptation to the human form
! than any that had been presented to the pub
lie. The invention of DIR Banning's meets
with their general appreciation, as it is de-
signed to relieve symptoms, and to remedy a
class of physical maladies which can not be
reached by medicines alone.
The decent or displacement of the vicera
from relaxation of the abdominal muscles OF
other causes tends to alter and derange the
function of every organ in the human system,
and in many cases this deviation from the
natural healthy position of parts is the sole
cause of general debility in Males g. Females
of Dyspepsia, affections of the Stomach ana
Lirer PaLPitation Of the Heart, Spinal Irri-
%tation, Hysteric HpOcOndria, Piles, Prolap-
sas Uteri, Suppression Of Urine. The Bron-
chitis of public speakers, and incip,ent Con
sumPtOn-all Of which will be much relieved
ifnot entirely removed by the use of the Pa
tent Lace, when their existence is caused BY
Physical arrangement and a mechanical dis
placement of parts which can be readily as.
certained by observing the form and symp-
toms of the person affected.
This instrument has been examined BY
Drs. Mott, Rogers, Frances and Griscoml
Of New York, the Faculty of Pittsburgh,
Hartford and New Haven and has obtained
their favorable testimony.
Application for the Lace can be made al
the honse of the subscriber, two doors south
of the Court House. Patients at a distance
will be visited at their residence if required.
A specimen of the Lace together with va
rious kinds of the most approved Trusses
now in use can at any time be examined al
the Druggist store of Russell g. Gridley first
door south of the Post Office.
w. P. Russell.
Middlebury, Feb. 9th 1874. 40:tf
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WRIGHT & BUSH,

WRIGHT & BUSH,
ARE now receiving a general a~ssur'-
ment Of NEW GOODS, suited to the wants Of the
community which with the stock on hand, rs Intended
10 embrace every article desired by our customers,
among which will be found various
NEW STYLES OF GOODS.
for ladies' dresses, such as: Aalqarines, organdies
Delaines, muslinU, lawns SC. &c. Bonnets and
Ribbons-a great variety. Cloths and Cassimeres-
a large stock. Summer cloths of every style and
price. Hardware, Crockery and Glass ware, Drugs
and Medicines, Groceries, Paints, Oil, Iron, Steel,
Nails, Glass, Dry Fish, Salmon, Salt Flour, Window
Sash, SC. S.
Their stock in fact, embraces every article usually
called for in this section of the. country, which will
be sold for ready pay, or approved credit in all cases
as low as can be procured in the county, and less
where the cost will warrant it.
Shoreham, May 10, 1874.
IRON.
OF every size and shape, Nail Rods, Horse shoes,
Nails, English, German cast and spring S,eel for
sale by WRIGHT and BUSH.
shoreham, May Is, 1874.
FAREWELL'S
Slips, Walking Shoes, Caters, Buskins, for ladies
and Misses, Chacks, and Boys Organs, for sale by
Shoreham, May Ia, IA. Wright y Bush.
200 pairs thick and thin. sole Leather, upper leath-
err, and calfst ins, for sale by WRIGHT BUSH.
PLOWS.
Vergennes, Starksboro' and PouEtney, at Manu-
facturers prices. WRIGHT and Bush.
Nav, IA, 1874.
Boots and Shoes, a large assortment, fresh
from Market, for sale by
T.. SLADE & Co.
ay Is, 1874. 23m
Calicoes, Tickings, Cotton Cloth, Sum-
mer Stuffs for children, together with a gen.
eral assortment of staple Dry Goods for sale
by J. M. SLADE, & Co.
May Is. 1874. 2 3m
Hinsdill's Family Flour, Superine andEx-
ira, for sale by J. NJ. SLADE, Il Co.
May Is, 1874. . 3m
White and Red Lead, Linseed Oil, raw
and boiled, and Dye Stuffs, for sale by
J. NJ. SLADE, & Co.
May Is, 1914. 23m
PARASOLS g. sun SHADES,
for sale by
May IA, 1874. Brorrn & Sheldon.
HATS.
One Case Extra MoleSkin Hats, manufactured
Legay & Co. Washington Street, the most fash
ionable Hat store in Boston, warranted better
in quality and style than the Elm street Hats, for
sale by
May ID, 1874. Brown g. Sheldon.
ChonSo 500 lbs Cheese a first rate
CHceSc. article
Tor sale by w. S. Jon NsoN.
TO THE LADIES.
Flower Seeds a great variety for sale by
u. BECKWITH & Co.
April g. 1874.
Gorn FIRST quality at so cts. per
Ooih, bushel for sale by
A. FRANCIS.
RONNETS, and elegant Ribbons and
az Trimmings the newest and most fash
ionable style, just received and offered very
low by A. FRANCIS.
New Treatment ofConsumption !
Buch1n's Hungarian Balsom IF Life.
Prepared in London, England, and rec
commended by all Cf the most celebrated
| DL,.n- -, Er,- Gil .lI-.l. ~.
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FLOWS FLOWS.
CHARLES AIKEN,
HOUSE.

The subscriber would respectfully inform the
public that he has taken the Tavern Standfom-
crly occupied by Joseph C. Huntington on the
west side of the bridge, in Mlddlebury, and in
tends to keep a house Of public entertainment up
on strict Temperance principles, and hopes TO Sc
care the patronage of all who will be satisfied
with the fir t rate accommodations which such a
house can afford. He has had much experience
in his line of business, and flaiiers himself that
nv his assiduous attention to supply the wants OF
his guests, he will be able to give entire s~atisfac-
tion to all those who may favor him with their
Gu stom.
ALLEN II. HAWLEY.
Middlebury, April 9th, 1874. 40
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Price Reduced.

THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE ,as well as Of
experience, has alWa avs been decisive in favor Of
PHELPS TOMATO PILLS. They have been
in general use as a Family Medicine for five years,
d ring which lime, more than a million of %atflict-
ed ones have eX erienccd their healing virtues
From Maine to Georgia and from the sea to the
Rocky Mountains may be- heard the voice Of graf
itude f r deliverance from suffering, by this the
Peoples remedy and in every hamlet are living
witnesses able 1" tell Of their deliverance from
death by this valuable remedy Were all the testi
mony published which The Proprietor has received
concerning the good effe is Of his Medicine. i
would convin~e The most %sceptical Cases almos
innum rable Of Dyspepsia. Jaundice, Bill Gus Fe,
,ers. and Liver Affections, R umatism pains in the
back side loins and limbs, acid stomach, gravel
ha itual costiveness, sick headache, colds cough
and Ia g fever, scrofulous diseases ulcers and to
nors Of long standing &e have been cured b,
these Pills alone, and the te ,impny recorded with
proper vouchers ; and it is confidently bell we'd tn
no C Sc Of The abnve complaints can irhsrand q
perseverins use of he Pills-so ,ay the Physicians
Pint up in Boxes. with the signature Of G.. X.
Phelps, NJ D., on The side label
Beware Of imposition. Many are base enough
10 try 10 i'm tate this remedy. Be pm ticular to gel
the genuine and you v i'll not be disappointed in
their effef Is.
AGsSrs Never buy Of Peddlers-they are
never allowed to carry tn genuine Pills. Send
your orders to the Proprietor, Hartford, or some Of
his general Ag ns VIII are appointed by him.
GENERA Al DEPOT,
at 226 Vain street Hartford.
AGENTS.
Sidney Moody, Middlpbury,
Volney PoSS. Brandon,
HURLEY & Higgins Salisbury,
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THE WORCESTER PREMIUM
EAGLE PLOW.

The bes; pillow now extant; and whichdrew
the premium at the blowing match of the
Massachusetts, Agricultural Society last fall.
Nothing more could be necessary than a
statement of this fact, to commend it TO the
farmers of this region. 1t has given perfect
satisfaction whereverit has been tested. The
subscriber has the above Plows for sale at his
establishment in Middlebury and feels certain
that it is a first rate implement of husbandry.
ROYAL D. FAIR.
Middlebury April 8, 1874.