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II SHE undersigned, administrator OF
Il the estate of John Il. Walter, OF
La Sale county. deceased, will attend
before the honorable court Of probate OF
said county, on Saturday the ID of No.
vember next, for the purpose of settling
and adjusting all claims against the estate
of said deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate are hereby mott
fled and requested 10 present them at IL ;
time for adjustment according 10 law " 70:
WIN. RICHARDSON, .Adm IL
Ottawa, Sept. 10. 1874. l4--6t.
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Journal.

OHapodiGna.--I'here is capital an
ecdote told in this work, of PhiladC phia
charcoal man, who was had up as a
nuisance, for sounding his horn in the
streets. The official reproved him with
the most dignified solemnity, and jimmy
stood the rebuke, as if Satan han not only
allowed him his own color, but also his
courage. His reply was cogent and con-
elusive: Look here, your honor said
he. i na'nt no disposition, by no means,
to complain of them ere people as has
complained of me. Folks in nv line can
bear upwards of considerable in the way
of epithets, without changing color or get
tin mad. But do say, that axes them
as charges me with making too much
noise in the world, why they have got up
such an antipathy agin' my horn! And
! should like to know if my lille tin az
fair troubles them 50 now, hO1C then w'e'
feel when they come 10 hear tie big tn ny
pet that is TO be ble'o at the dGl o"'
judgment. calling them, just as like %
not, to a coal-hole, a mighty sigh, 7 We"
err than the one came from (! '"' ~
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An Eloquent Ldea.-During the course
of his remarks at the grand rally in New
Market, Gen. Gordon alluded TO his ac-
Quaintance with Col, Polk. Il was
said Gen, G. intimately acquitted with
Col. Polk for more than six years, hav-
ing roomed with him-and had every op.
portunity TO know him thoroughly. lio
is a man Of the purest morals, exalted,
talented, and refined viriunes.' lie also
alluded to the lady of Col. Polk--spoke
of her as every way qualified TO adorn and
dignity the White House. The speaker
then humorousy alluded to the fact OF
their being childcss, and referred 10 the
same coincidence in the history of sevc-
raj Of tho best, wiscst and most patriotic
OF our Presidents. But added the elo-
qucnt Gordon, elect Col. Polk Presi'
dent, and the Union will be their child
the whole nation will be their family |!
And well and nobly is he qualified, both
in morality and talents, to take charge OF
such glorious family
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IyNN:E ZEN Eis..

MASRIED-At Indian Creek, Sept l7lh, bv
the Rev. n. Warmer, Mr.. llAnuIsoS W. RICE
10 Miss Many HAHnING, all of Indian Creek.
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a Thrilling sketch,


d an incident which occurred some years since a
Il the n aluraI Bridge in Virginia, comprises pas
sage in lecture on genius, delivered by the eel
ebratcj ELIuu BruRlrr, the learned blacksmith,
+ of Rhode Island
G The scene opens with a view Of the
t great Natural Bridge in Virginia There
are three or four lads standing in the
G channel below, looking up with awe to
4 that vast arch Of unhewn rncks, which
j the Almighty bridged over these cycrlas-
ting abulments when the mornng stars
, sang together. The little piece Of sky
spanning those measureless piers, is full
! of stars, although il is midday. II is al
most five hundred feet from where they
! stand up those perpendicular bulwarks
! of limestone, to the key rock of that vast
f arch, which appears to them only of the
, size Of a mans hand. The silence of
| death is rendered more impressive bv the
, little stream that falls from rock 10 rock
, down the channel, The sun is tarken~
| ed, and the boys have mconsciously TN
covered their heads as if in the presence
: chamber OF the Majesty OF the whole
earth. At last, this feeling begins to
wear away; they begin TO look around
them. They see the names Of hundreds
cut in the limestone abulmens. A new
Iee'Ing comes oyer their young hearts, end
their knives are IN their hands IN an IN
slant. Nv hat man has done. man can
90, Is their watchword' white they draw
themselves up and carve their names a
loot above lhoSe VI hundred InlI grown
men VINO liaa been there before them.
II ey are all sa'lSned with this feat OF
PhFs'cal eNer''oh' except one whose cX-
, ample Illustrates perfectly the forgotten
rum 'hal here is no royal road to intel
, Iec'naI "mncnce. Tins ambitious youth
sees name just above HIS reach name
mat VIII De green IN the memory oi the
world wI'eh 'l'ose ol Alexander, Cesar,
; ana bnhapar'e shall rot IN OBLIVION. 1t
was 'he name OF washington Before
ne marcneu WIN braduock to mat iaIal
heid' ne had been mere, and leit his name
- L ~ Us = ,o',''''' 40
glorious thought OF the boy, to write
MS name sIde by SIDE with that OF the
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From the ST. Louis ReveiIle.
New Orleans GuCssiug Hustitutc.

New Orleans Sucsstng Ans'liNtc'
Naemotechay Eclpsed-Netc England
Ahead-Ihe professors Nowhere.
A seedy son of New England found
himself, recently. all alone, unknown, and
hard up in New Orleans. OF course,
he soon set about guessing some way TO
get out of the scrapc and, before he had
quite whitfield his stick away, he became
absorbed in the inception of grand thot.
1t seems, sitting down to guess, his aslute
brain made plunge, AT once, among the
metaphysical and scientific ramiications
of guessing; and, not long after, he might
have been observed, with a sober sort of
twinkle in his eye, marching off along the
.Lovec,' apparently looking for a house
to let, hummlng--
Yankee DOODLE come along!
! When fortune falls distressing,
There's nothing like a Yankee song,
And scientific guessing
Early next day, our hero and another
odd.Iooking genius was seen on ladder
mailing up broad strip of canvass all
across the front of house on the Lcyee
and, the job being completed, there was
displayed, in llaring, sprawlmg' slaggIlng
broken-backed, decapilated, knock-kneed
round shouldered, bow-legged. llmplng
letters. Roman, German, Hebrew, cali
graphic, chirograpic, Arabian, Armenian
and Pot-hook-ian--
NJ ORLEENS GEsSGNG INSTIToOT.
GEssiNG TAur In ONE LESSEN.
only 20 Flee cents.
The thing produced sensations a
once, among sailors, pedIers, Levee la
borers, and all sorts of straeglers. on
Professor borrowed an old rotten awning
: hung i, up. and divided his room IN Two
; put his assis,an, at the door TO take IN TN
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Uicked Boy.--In Broadway. New
York. mischievous boy was seen the
other day walking behind lady, and
tossing pebble stones (unperceived by
her( towards her person. He did not de-
sist until nearly peck Of them had been
lodged upon the SHefiermed by her bus
tie, tina, projected some fifteen inches.
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Taxes for 1874.

NOTICE is hereby given that WILL by my
~ self or agent, attend at the following time 5
and places for the purpose Of receiving the tax
due the state aud county for A. d. 1874 to wit:
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TeaCker.-What Is a common denomi.
nalor
Scholar. Smith or Jones.
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New FaElulid Winter Goo

h from Philadelphia, an en- wasting
assortment Of seasonabe GOOrelleclion
sisling in part as follows, viz: Use be cast
5000 yards Calicoes, ade her at
1000 do 81, A, arAlon with me tn
and brown shirlings ar man who attended
so pairs wooden rs the letter have al.
B R GA d Dr emolumen, being very
cass'meFes' grSe imagined that | was not
IucNy Jeahsto visit the MarseiIcs theatre.
'lahhel' Ved the managers letter immedi-
alpaccaand followed it in person without
kerry. When | arrived at Marseiles,
Gle first person whom ! saw was the sur
geon who had written TO me, lie was in
waiting for me al the principal hotel there.
As had not answered his request for
money, the good man had said in his sim
picity, "he will be here in person." and
day after day he had looked for me. The
words with which he saIuted me were
these; "You have lost no time, sir.
Doubtless you thought, and Justly, that
death might come in the way if delay
took place. All | am glad To see you
| it is proof OF your unwearyipg kindness
to your relatives" What could do
My purpose had been to visit MarseilIes
fer the theatre only; but there was a de.
gree Of touching simplicity in the physi.
clans manner, which had more effect in
preventing me from disclosing the trull
than would have been produced by an at
tack upon me for negligence. | felt i
impossible to avow to such man the rea
and sole purpose of my visit to Narselies
and, accordingly, instead of going slraigh
to the theatre as intended, walked ava,
with the doctor 10 my sister-In-aw's.
Il found her in most wrelched hovel
scarcely penetrated by single ray of tn,
sun. Near the bed of the poor sullcrc
stood an object which drew MY first at
tenlion. This was her little girl, witt
large black eyes, beautiful curling locks
and countenance finely formed and intel
ligent, while marked at the same time by
3 a degree Of grave resignation, the rcsul
IUi he prccncous habilude of suffering
! How interesting thd creature seemed t
= me felt at first as if could have Ia
ken her fondly to my arms but sordi
: avaTice suddenly interposed, and slruc
= me with the thought that, if allowed my
self to he moved, | must assurcdly hurle
, myself with new and heavy duties while
D., might press upon me for life. invnm,
= larIy shrunk back at this base suggestio
| of the demon within me. The physical
: saw the movement, aud, good man, h
i ascribed it to pity. "'rhe sight of IN
5 misery touches you, sir said he "br
the physician mus, look closely into III
= ills which he would cure. II is you vii
u must be the physician here. Come mig
i your poor;relative."
J WHEN my sister in.law noticed my ~
l. proach. she made an effort tn raise he
o SELF There was upon her faded COIN,
l.. nance "A mixture of sadness and prd
r which told me plainly it had cos, |,
is much 10 apply TO me. She descended
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COMMERCIAL.

tAlSaSo democrat ClnCe,
Sept. Is.
Business has increased much for the past week
and presents lively appearance. Wheat comes
in freely and demands 50 cts. 65l has been paid
for some of the very best samples this morning.
For further prices see Price Current.
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Il shall retire in DIS gust as the nig-
ger said 10 the hurricane.
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Which NH I0W Choose ?-e 5,
early age of twenty-five years, jar IN
Polk procured in the Tennessee l.
,ure the passage of law to punisl H'nG
ing. pre-
At the advanced age of sixty as
years Henry Clay, an United State a
ator, sworn to preserve the Const'y,
and laws, was put under bonds st
vent his seeking the life of his fello '"o
in duel !! s'"
Which of these men will mo- w
religious people now sustain for , nI
position in the Republic !-LOw :,
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THE OFT A
NtTHER REMARKABLE CURE
CONSgIHlloT'gON

4 MONG all the famous medicin
n ton, none seems to be meet
success, or gaining higher rep
wonderful article, WistW's BQlsc-
That it stands at the head OF .
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TO show that you are neat :',''''s ''"''
ly about your person, never e e.
basin after washing, but lea, u..
next one who wishes to use w No.,
rinsing it out'he will very w - ~
clude that if so much soil b. ;t..., - L.,
one man but little could h; ,s., ls..;',, =.
HE towel, or ornament foo,,or,oJ n,;sa.
clean face and hands yo, ono M,
gentili.y, this hint sho, ne now i t. me-.
to pass unhceded, espS no said this was ,
at public house.-hoted for his reneros
Herald. bo,l--vou a mise, ?
"Respectable" Rho heard MIN non
rack rho wre,cb coniblc.' Not So an
at different times al speak but the truth
daughter, aged ten yea II now "lorough'.
loJ hv Ros,o, ;rrv ailing.' And wha,
Court. The reason w"Po" YOU return
was very respectable T. - n's'e"' anu
Scven men picked -, r'o", '' ".
open boat.--Capt. Der w 49, !
Vicksburgh, arrived at n I am obou, 10 70
>'e" orieans' P'cAeu ujst, occurred il
passase' ooa' co"'a'"yi given to the thea
the crew Of the British sc, o,,,r ora 81 m,
w''''' ha'' caps'Aeu' ihthi me the g,ea
Tue crew were oeyohu uesciplument. Tw
were 'n'f.een oays IN me a, that pero,
was oniy IA 'ee' song. ilBer of the Ma
them died in about three hoiioc Ina, he So,
taken on board the Vicksburg
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A young lady having purchased an as
sortmeut of music at a warehouse, on re-
turning to her carriage, recollectcd piece
which she had neglected to buy. Sir
said She, on re-eniering the shop, there
is one thing which had forgotten, and
which lnow require you TO give
And what is that' inquired the young
music-seller.
1T is, sir, '0ae Kind Kiss before rt
part
| The gay youth vaulted instantaneously
over the table, and saluled the fair stranger
TO make Raspberry Jom.-Pnt sixty
four raspberries in goosd.quill, and you
JON is complete.
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.NeaU Goods.

THE subscribers now receiving mot from such
places as troy and Boson but direct from the greatest
Commercial City the Continent large and
well selected stock Of seasonahle goods all Of which were
bought with cash and cash prices. and will be sold
low and many articles less than any other Store North
South, far We have great variety of CALI
Goes maRy which will be sold at II cents per yard
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Price Reduced.

THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE ,as wei as Of
experience, has always been decisive in favor u
PHELPS TOMATO PILLS. They have been
in general use as Family Medicine for FIVE wears.
daring which time, more than a million of affiici-
ed ones have exi 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 deliverance from suffering, by this the
Peoples remedy and in every hamlet living
witnesses able to tell of their deliverance from
death by this valuable remedy. Were all the testi-
mony published. which the Proprietor has received
concerning the good effects Of his Medicine. 1t
would convince the most sceptical. Cases almost
innum rable Of Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Bill Gus Fe-
vers and Liver Affections, K umatisu pains in the
back side loins and limbs, acid stomach, gravel,
habitual costiveness. sick headache, colds coughs
and lu . fever, scrofulous diseases, ulcers and tu
mors of long standing. sc, have been cured By
these Pills alone, and the lie iimony recorded WI
proper vouchers and it is confidently bell wed a.
no sc of the above complaints can withstand
perscverns of the Pills-so say the Physieiaas-
Pint up in Boxes with the signature of G. r.
Phelps, n. D., on the side Label.
Beware Of imposition! Many are base eaossi
to try TO i'm tate this remedy. BE particular 81
the genuine and you vi not be disappointed in
their effects.
AGrXTs Never buy Of Peddlers-the, are
never allowed 10 carry the genuine Pills. Send
your orders to the Proprietor, Hartford, or Of
his general Ag nts, VIM are appointed by him.
GENERAL DEPOT,
at 226 Vain street Hartford.
AGENTS.
Sidney Moody, Middlebury,
Volney Ross. Brandon,
HURLEY & Higgins Salisbury,
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Harm for Sale.

Lying in New Haven, on the Beech hill
road, near the geographical centre Of the
town; and one and half miles south Of the
meeting house, and six miles nor,h Of Mid
dlebury. Said farm contains one hundred
and scyenty-fve acres OF laud,with equaLpro-
portion OF pasture, meadow, and woodland
is well watered with never-faiiing springs;
besides two streams of water coming TO the
yards, and first rate well of wafer near the
house. On said farm is growing an orchard
of as good grated fruit as there is in Addison
County. There is growing on the farm four
kinds Of mulberry, with foliage sufficient to
feed 20 or $4,000 worms. There is on the
premises two story dwelling house, with
two large barns, a horse stable, and wagon
shed sufficient to store eight or ten tons Of
hay, and other out buildings For further
particulars inquire of the subscriber on the
premises. HARVEY HOYT.
New Haven, April 18th 1874. so; ms
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OLD, and Young Hyson. Hyson Skin,
and Black Teas. Loaf, Lump and Brown
Sugars, molasses, Cofies, Rice, Raisins
Spices, and pepper, foI sale unusually low
at STEWARDS.
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THE
E afGnd Lace.
VENTED BYE. p. BANNING ND.
OF PITTsBURGn PENNsTLyANGA

INVENTED BY z. p. BANNING MD.
OF PIrTsBURGH PENNSYLVANIA,
VIII be kept constantly on hand by DR..
w. p. Russell, of AIiddlehury, he having
purchased Of the Original Patentee the or
cLusire right to make and Uend the same with
in and for the County Of Addison. Vt, and
in Essex County State of New Y ork.
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
DR.. Banning aud 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 10 the human form
than any that had been presented to the pub
lie. The invention of DR. BanninS's meets
with their general appreciation, as it Is de-
signed to relieve symptoms, and to remedy a
class Of physical malades which can not be
reached by medicines alone.
The decent Or displacement of the vicera
from relaxation of the abdominal muscles o,
| 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 I'm Males & Fcpla1 r.
of DysPsPsia, affections Of the Stomach oaa
Licer PaiPitatioa .ef The Heart, SPINAL Iri
tation, Hysteric Hypocondria, PILES, Proi0p
sas Uteri, Suppression Of Urine. The Br0n
ciiitis OF public speakers, and incipient Con
samPtioa--all of which will be much relieved
ifnot entirely removed by the use OF the Pa
| tent Luce, when their existence is caused by
! Physical arrangement and mechanical dis
placement Of parts which can be readily as
certained by observing the form and siup
toms of the person affected.
This instrument has been examined by
Drs. Mott Rogers, Frances and Griscomt
of New York, the Faculty of Pittsburgh
Hartford and New Haven and has obtaineC
| their favorable testimony.
Application for the Lace can be made a
| the honse of the subscriber, two doors soutl
Of the Court House. Patients at 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 s. Gridley frs
door south of the Post Office.
w. P. Russell.
Middlebury, Feb. 9th 1874. 40:d
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This Packet viii be in first rate order Tor
the accommodation Of Passengers and
freight WIN leave Vergennes at O'Clock
in the morning, lowed by Steam Boat to
Whitehall. Freight must he on board the
day previous. Those moving or visiting
their friends in the far West viii find This
the most expeditions. and ut the same time
the cheapest route they can take. Those
who choose to do 50, can have every facili-
ty for Boarding themselves. Due attention
will be paid 10 all passengers by a careful
Captain and crew. For further particulars
enquire Of
L. CHAPMAN, Agent, Yergennes.
JOY & WEBSTER, ! Buffalo.
VIM. SIMPSON, i'U'i'''0
Vergennes, April st 1871.
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WRIGHT & BUSH.

AXE now receiving Il Seherai dsSo-
meat of NEW GOODS, suited TO the wants of the
community which with the stock on hand, is intended
10 embrace every article desired by our customers,
among which will be found various
NEV STYLES OF GOODS,
for ladies dresses such Aalqarines, organizes;
Delaines. musline, lawns Sc. sc. Bonnets and
Ribbons-a great variety. Cloths and Oassimeres-
a large stock. Summer cloths of every style and
prce Hardware CrockeTy 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 VIII
be sold forready paw or approved credit in all cases
as low as can be procured in the county, and less
where the cost viii warrant 1t.
Shoreham, May 10, 1874.
IRON.
or every size and shape, Nail Rods, Horse shoes,
Nails, English, German cast and spring Sleel Tor
sale by WRIGHT and BUSH.
shoireham, May IS. 1874.
FAREWELL'S
Slips, Walking Shoes, Caters, Buskns, for ladies
| and Misses, Chacks and Boys Crugans, for sale by
shoreham, May IA, IA. Wright y Bush.
BOOTS
200 pairs thick and thin, sole Leather, upper eath-
er, and ealfskins, fer saleby WRIGHT & Bush.
PLONS.
Vergennes, Starksboro' and Poultney, at Manu-
facturers prices. WRIGHT and Bush.
MAY, =, 1914.
Boots and Shoes. large assortment, fresh
J. N. SLADE &. Co.
May Is, 1874. 23m
Calicoes. Tickinos, Cotton Cloth, Sum
4,
eral assortment Of staple Dry Goods for sale
by J. NJ. SLADE, & Co.
May Is. Isi4. 2 3m
Hinsdill's Family Flour Superiine andEx-
ira, for sale by J. VI. SLADE, 4 Co.
hIay Is, 1874. 2 BIN
White and Red Lead. Liuseed Oil, raw
and boiled, and Dye Stufs, for sale by
J. NJ. SLADE, & Co.
May Is, 1914. 23m
PARAS0LS g. SUN SLIDES,
May II, 1874. Bro,cn g. Sheldon.
HATS.
7 One Case Extra 1Toleskin Hats, manufactured
Legay S Co. Washington Street the most fash
il qualify and style Than the Elm sueet Hats, fo
sale by
!, May 10, 1914. Bro1ra s. Sheldon.
Cheese. ,, 5@I lbs Cheese first rate
Tor sale by w. S. Jon NsoN.
TO THE LADIES.
Flower Seeds great variety for sale by
II. BECKWITH & Co.
April g. 1874.
E,orn. FIRST quality at so els, PEI
Wi ' bushel for sale by
A. FRANCIS.
RONNETS. ard elegant Ribbons ant
- Trimmings the newest and most fash
ionable style, just received and offered very
low by A.FRANCIS.
New Treatment ofConsumption
Buehan's Hungarian Balsam Of Life.
Prepared in London, England, and rec