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manufacturer sustained, the farmer IS ben
Gifted. And so closely interviewer, Is e'-
ary branch of business in our country,
that destroy one, and YOU to certain ex-
tent destroy the whole. Sustain one, and
Won thus contribute to maintain the whole
Nothing but the Tariff laid upon wool,
enables the farmer to realize 4 home mar
ket for that article at fair price. De
stroy it, and who buys his wool, unless he
will sell it at from Is to 30 cts per lb.-
Free Trade destroys this home market, by
permitting the importation OF wool, at
prices which the Vermont farmer cannot
competc with. Strike down the manu-
facturer, and you strike down the farmer.
Saws our Loco neighbor Tariff is tax
upon the people. Yes we allow it is. But
how does it work. 1t makes man pay
dollar to get dollars, and this depends
very much upon what he may buy. Some
live upon wlss' they make themselves. In
this case, they get the three dollars with
out paying out anything, if they have sur
plus to sell. We may resume this subject
in future. We say however down with
those principles that 60 to decrease and
destroy our own industry, and make us
the mere willing passive instruments, to
build up other nations, in preference to
our own. In other words, down with
Loco Foco Free Trade, which will result
In making us dependent, rather than indie
pendent.
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Wings Read.

- We hope our Wing patrons will after
reading this number of our paper, just hand
it to their Loco noighbors, (if they have any,
We do this, so that they can have the views
of their Candidate for the Preridency, (Mr.
Polk upon the Tariff. 1t will be seen from
the extracts given, that he Mr.. Polk, takes
the bnOadest ground for South Carolina Free
Trade. Mr.. Calhoun himself never went be-
You'd this Loco Candidate for the Presidency,
in his zeal to destroy protection to home in
dustry. Our Loco farmers in voting for such
a man, knowing his avowed hostility to
Northern interests is some like a man step
ping up to looking glass and with razor
cut his own throat. In the one case, death
literally ensues, and in the other, destruction
to their property is sure to follow. We hope
these extracts will be not only read, but pre-
served by our whig friends, and upon every
suitable occasion read TO their Loco friends
for their edifcation and comfort.
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REVOLVING HORSE RAKEs.

TEVHE subscriber has RECOMMENDED the
4 manufacture of these rakes, and viii be
pleased to receive orders for them, and soon,
to save expense in delivering them.
He will furnish rakes superior to. any now
in use, repair old ones if desired, or make
parts to order.
He will make few extra fine teeth rakes
for gathering the fuest hay, and raking after.
Drag Rakes also for sale.
CLARK RICH.
Shoreham, June 1874. 5iu.
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q We would merely enquire Of our
Loco friends the reason why the resolu-
ton introduced at their meeting for or
ganizing an association, charging the late
riots in Philadelphia to Mr.. Clay and the
Wing party was not passed. Aye, why
why was it not called up at a subsequent
meeting from the sleep it was put into at
the first? Our ex-Postmaster wasted his ink
paper and speech for nothing. We hope
they will let the people see the thing
But they dare not do it. No! No! If ev-
or there was an insult offered to any as
sembly, it WIS offered that night, in the
resolution above referred to. We dare
the Democratic association TO pass that
thing, and LET it be published to the world.
Come gentlemen no lodging. Let this
community know your real sentiments
Charging the murder ofthe Catholics and
burning of their houses and churches to
Henry Clay and the Wing parry This
is what the resolution embraced. If this
is denied it can be proved-and who III
troduced it! a prominent member ofthe
Loco party in this town. We hope tc
see the thing. Wonder ifpartiality for &
desire 10 catch the votes of the honest
sons of the Emerald Isle, had any inhu-
ence upon the mind Of the mover in this
matterl Merely ask the question.
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ADDISON COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.

The Board of Managers of the Addison
County Agricultural Society, are hereby no.
titled to meet at the Vermont Hotel in Mid
dlebury on Thursday the 18th of June, inst.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of ap-
pointing time for holding the Annual Fair,
selecting committees, awarding premiums
and transacting any other business for promo
ting the objects of the society. 1t is hoped
that no one will fail to be present. The
prosperity and usefulness of the society much
depends upon faithful discharge of duty on
the part of the managers.
S. II. JENISON, President.
III. BELL, Secretary.
May 24th, 1874.
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their Annual meeting, at Middlebury, in the
Vestry of the Congregational Society on
Wednesday. June 10Th at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
and, at the same place and on the same day,
THE VERMONT MEDICAL SOCIETY
will have a semi-annual meeting.
All regular Practitioners of Medicine are
invited TO attend.
D. C. GOODALE, Sec'y.
Addison, June Sd, 1874.
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ADDISON COUNTY BIBLE So
CTEuNV

The first annual meeting of the Ad-
olson Co. Bible Society will be holden in
Vergennes on the lastWednesday ofJune,
being the Goth. Addresses are expected
from the Rev. ]. Meacham, Rev. J.Leon-
ard and Ed. Seymour Esq. 1t is hoped
that much interest will be felt in the meet
ing, and that many will be present.
Will the papers of the county please
notice.
S. PEARL LATHROP, Sec.
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MIDDLEBURY ALUMNI.

Hon. MYRoN LAWRENCE, of Belchertown
Mass, is expected 10 deliver the Grafton be-
fore the Associated Alumni of Middlebury
College, at the approaching Commencement
which occurs this year on the last Wednes.
day of July, instead of the third "Wednesday
of August, as heretofore. Printers in ht
State are requested to notice the change.
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FIRE INSURANCE MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting of the Rutland and Addison Mutual
Fire Insurance Company will be holden at
the office of E. June, in Brandon in the
County of Rutland, on Wednesday, the Sd
day of July next at one O'Clock in the after
noon, for the purpose of choosing Board OF
Directors and other necessary officers of the
Company for the year ensuing, and for adj
justing the losses and making the necessary
assessments therefor, and for the expenses OF
the Company for the current year.
By order of the Directors,
E. JUNE, Secretary
Pres't office Brandon, 5th June, 1874.
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WING STATE s. RATIFICATION
CONVENTION.

N Darlington, Wednesday, June DC, 1914.
The Wings of the State of Vermont, (and
all others without regard to name,) who are
in favor of the elevation of HENRY CLAY
to the Presidency, and THEODORE FIRE.
LINGHUYSEN to the Vice Presidency Of
the United States, are requested TO meet in
Convention at BURLINGTON, on WEDNES-
DAY the Goth of June, at 10 O'Clock, y. NJ,
for the purpose of nominating Candidates for
State Officers and Electors of President and
Vice President of the United States. And
also to confirm the nominations made by the
National Convention held at Baltimore the
first of MAY last, for the Presidency and wee
Presidency; and for the transaction oil otner
matters deemed necessary, preparatory 10 the
Annual September Election.
As Governor Mattocks declines being con-
sidered candidate for reelection, (which
will be seen by his letter herewith made pub
lic.) new candidate for that Office is to be
selected. This circumstance together with
matters connected with National affairs, must
render this Convention a very interesting one
to the Wing party.
The Committee suggest therefore that the
Wings of the State be not represented by
delegates or individuals, but that the rhOte
Wing party appear there in mass.
A number of distinguished gentlemen from
abroad, it is expected, will be present, and adj
l. al
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By fire on the 9Th. The fire originated in the
one belonging to Mr.. Johnson. The build
ings adjacent were preserved by the exertiOns
of the citizens and the Fire Company. The
property was insured, for small amount, but
,ot epough TO cover the loss sustained.
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MISS BARTHOLGMEW

Has removed to the house Of Mr.. r. L. Fuller cii
the street leading from Pleasant 70 CoWt Stree,
where she invites her friends md customers 10
call on her.
Bopaeis ant Cps made end repaired * us:.i
in the neateSt ami best manner, and most fiShiur-
able style, q, a fair price,
Entrance to her rooms a. the fros.; der.
NiidlehuIy, Nav lst. lsi4.
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To THE READING PUBLIC.

MR.. l.. +. LOCKE, member ofhliddlebury Col
lego, having been appoin dGeneral Agent for Wilder
& Co.'S FoREIGS& AMERICAS PERIoDIcALsOF-
rIcE, Boston, would NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for 1903 Pub-
LEGATIONS, and works to bepublished in Numbers.
A list ofwlich may be seen at the Post Office.
An the works and Publications, embraced inItllai
list and all others desired, except weekes, will lie
furnished to citizens Of Mddehury and vicinity al tho
prices named in the list, FREE OF POSTAGE, Ia
diria,E subscribers anywhere in the statryor within
one hundred N les, furnished b. mail at much loss OK
pense than ifsent from the Publishers Clubs Lyce.
ums, Libraries, Reading Associations, and Ladies
Reading Socisties supplied the rost favorable
terms. Large packages semitic any place the state
free iexpense Small packages sent by stage or -
er conveyance At small charge. Agencies, c"eeions
an Orders, (post paid) respectfully solicited aH'
promptly attended to.
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A Crumb for LOcOs.

We commend TO the attention of our Lo-
CO friends the following statement concerning
the Revenue aecruing under the present wing
Tariff. The prediction made by the Locos
through the Union, that the "Plack Wing
Tariff would cut off importations so that
enough would not be raised for the support
of the government by way Of revenue, have
all been falsifed by experience. Look at the
with that received years previous. NOW
the Locos complain at the Protective features
of the Tariff, as prohibiting foreign importa
lions, consequently lessening the revenue re-
ceived, raising the price of goods &c. But
how is it! The Tariff works well. FOREIGN
impoftations are not lessened. The products
of the soil advance in price. Goods are no
higher. Revenue is increased, and protec-
ton to home industry carried out. But to
the article. Read it Locos, and then in the
iall' march TO the polls if you can and vote for
Polk Tor President, who is out and out Free
Trader of the Calhoun School. "Consisten-
cy thou art the jewell
THE REVENUE,
The receipts of Customs at the nort of
New York alone for the first five months of
I844, Gust closely somewhat exceed NINr
AND HALF MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. against
some -Four Millions in each of the two pre-
ceeding years. The total Collections at this
port alone, during 1874 will pretty certainly
exceed TWENTY MILLION OF DOLLARS, be-
ing considerably more than the entire Reeve
nue. of the Government for either of the last
four years. The entire Revenue of this year
will almost certainly exceed FORTY MILL
IONS OF DOLLARS, of which over FIFTEEN
MILLIONS (f we keep out of trouble with
Foreign Nations) may be devoted to the re-
dnction of the Public Debt, which amount
Ell to Twenty-Five Millions on the first day of
January last. Let the Tariff be sustained
and Mexico and Texas left to themselves, and
one Government may be entirely ont of debt
a a on the LIST of January, 1846.-TIi-
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New Store---New Firm---Nev
Goods.
BRINSMAID & BROTHERS.
SUCCESSORS TO
PANGBORN q BRINSMAID,
l3U{SlfII EI1f4pOlIH, VIII

l3U{2lhlQGf1f9POlNg VIZ
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, PINS,
BRoocHEs, and all goods in the line, and besides
the FINEST description of Goods, we are keeping n
great variety of Goods at wholesale to supply Ped
ers Others to sell again, and we 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 to advantage and shall sell SO that can
give our customers satisfaction.
Orders from distance attended to promptly, and
goodbargains given to say the least, as by per-
sonal application. Clocks or watches by the Box
or Single. We are Agents for the Diamond pointed
GOLD PENS, FLY NETS, for Horses, and Morris
We have Willow WARE, CONES, BRUSHES.
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, RAzoRs, and other
Cutlery, COMMUNION FURNITURE, FISHING
TACKLE, BASKETS, STOCKS, COLLARS, SUsPES-
DERs, &c.
We have DR. EssING CASES, WORK BOXES, MU-
sIcAL INSTRUMENTS, Bass and DOUBLE Bass
VIoLs, MELoDIANs. 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,
and we are fully aware that the wav 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 customers can buy
as cheap here III any other place. II any one
chooses to send the Cash for Gold or Silver
Watch from distance, or any other article, and
leave the selection us, they shall have article
WORTH THE MONEY SENT, and if it does not suit.
it can be exchanged. Our Silver Spoons are made
in own shop.
Particular attention paid to fine Watch repairing.
BRINSMAID g. BROTHERS,
BURLINGTON VERMONT. 46
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rious Wings, while Jas. X. Polk, with his
black flag of Free Trade shivering in the
wind, leads South Carolina, nulifiers and
Vermont Loco Focos.
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GLOVES.

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 & SHELDON.
May ODD.
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DISTRICT CONVENTION.

We learn from good authority that the
Convention for nominating a member Of Con-
gress from this district is to be holden at Bur-
lington on the 25th ultimo. This is the day
proceeding that upon which the State Con-
vention is to be holden. We hope "Old Adj
dison'' will be on hand with the people from
every town. We shall give the regular no
tice next week. BY the way, we would like
to know if our Burlington friends, put the
string of the door latch on the outside in 1874
as in 1916. In 1910 the string was ont, and
we believe in many instances The latch ira'
of and doors ride open. Knowing their hos
pitality we presume the same course will be
pursued this year as years ago.
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TEMPERANCE HOUSE.
AT THE POST oFFIcR

The subscriber would inform the public that lac con-
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 toners
Of the absence of any accommodation which can be
expected at a country house. The resolution he has
taken TO Danish liquor from his house, he trusts will
secure him the patronage of all those who are sim
cerely DESTROYS of promoting the cause Of Temper
ance. THOMAS w. hEELbh.
Salisbury, May 10Th, 1874.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT, ,

STATE OF VERMONT,
District Of Addison IS.
Be II remembered, that at a Probate court held
at Middle1ury in and FOR the district OF Addison,
On the 2Sth day Of May A. D. 1914.
Whitfield Walker and James Huntington naT-
ed executors in an instrument purPortng to &c thu
last will and testament of
WILLIAM HUNTINGTON,
late of W hiiins in said district deceased present
the same for probate 1t is therefore ordered that
the same be examined for probate, az a session OF
said court to be held al the otice Of the Register
Of said court, in said MiddlebuTy on Thursday
the ooh day of June next, at one o'clock in the
afternoon: And that notice thereofbe given 10 all
persons interested, that they may appear and
mako their objections, if any they may have, t.
the probate and allowance of said WILL by pub
fishing certified copy Of this order in he North
em Galaxy-a newspaper printed at said Middle
bury three weeks successfully previous to tho
time of said court.
J. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy Of Record,
) Attest J. S. BUSHNELL, Reg.
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CONGRESS-.

Our worthy law makers are as busy as bees
in making political speeches for home con-
sumption. 1t is thought the Senate viii lay
the Texas Treaty upon the table, to sleep for
6 months to come. 1t is however under dis
cussion, and many able speeches have been
made against it, by various Senators. The
question of the Tariff has been put to rest in
the Senate, by the decisive vote SO to 4 10
lay the whole subject on the table. In the
House the general appropriation bill being
up for consideration, has afforded a rich OPP
pOrtunity for members to deliver themselves
of speeches they have had in store for months
past. The Locos are sadly in the limbo in
regard 10 the AntiTarif' opinions of their
nominee for the Presidency, Mr.. Polk. We
shall if possible, publish some of the speeches
exposing some of his Inconsistencies upon
this and other questions agitating the coun-
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ADDISON COUNTY WING
Convention.

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 18th of June next,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to select candidates TO
be supported for Senators for the legislature
and to make all the necessary arrangements
to secure the success of the Wing cause in
the approaching politicalcampaign. Address
es may be expected from several distinguish
ed Wings ofthe County in the afternoon, and
also to an adjourned session expected to be
held in the evening.
Middlebury May 28th, 1914.
HARVEY BELL,
WILLIAM I'll. WHITE, County
ALFRED p. Roscoe, Com
KENT WRIGHT, mittee.
JONAS SMITH,
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STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Addison.
Be it remembered that at a Probate Court held
at Mddlebury in and for the District Of Addison,
the 10Th day OF May, A. ID. 1914.
William p. Russell administrator Of the estate Of
MARSHALL S. DRURY late Of said MiddsehuIy do
ceased, presents his petition N writing to said court,
praying for license sell the real estate Of the said
deceased for the purpose Of paying the debls Of tho
deceased and expenses of administration and there
in sets forth the amount Of the debts due from the
deceased, the charges Of admin stration, the value of
tie personal estate, and the situation Of the al es-
tate fthe deceased, and that it is necessary 10 sell
the real estate of the deceased for the purposes
aforesaid. 1t is thercupon ordered, that the said
petition be considered at session Of said Court to BIS
held the Office Of the Register Of said Court e'
said Middlebury, on Thursday the 10Th day of juno
next at O'Clock in the afternoon, and that said
administrator give notce thereof to all person in
terested, that they may appear and make the Oh
jections il any they may have said license being
granted, by publishing certified copy Of this order
in the Northern Galaxy three weeks successfully
previous TO the time of said Court.
]. s. BUSHNELL, Register. 5
A true cory Of Record,
Attest, J. 5. BUSHNELL, Register.
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FIEE.-The barns of NIr.Myrou Lanewor-
'-ty' and = Johnson. Esq, wers Consumed
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GOV. MATTOCKS.
n W
MAY 30, 1874.

We are sorry in being compelled TO print
the following letter from our able ard highly
respected Governor, declining a re-nomina-
ton for that office. His reasons are howev-
or conclusive, and Of course the Convention
of Wings TO convene at Burlington the 26th
will have to select new candidate. Upon
the individual this honor will fall he will have
one solid comfort-that of receiving vote
FROM the great body of Wings which cannot
be very feeble expression Of confidence and
esteem. Give the people good candidate,
possessing true Wing principles together with
hsnesty, Ctid(ulness, and dcrotiOa 10 the Can
siiim,ion, and he will be triumphantly elect
ed.
GOVERNOR MATTOCK'S LETTER.
To CALVIN TowNsEY, Esq, Chairman o.
the State Wing Central Committee
Sir
As Wing Convention is soon TO be call
ed to nominate State Officers, and as | may
again be proposed for Governor if ! remain
silent take the liberty to inform You and the
Frcemen of the Stale, that | most respectful
ly decline being a candidate for reelection
the reason for doing this having held the Of
flee but one year, although undoubtedly antic-
ipated, should be stated.
The overwhelming affection with which it
has pleased God to visit me. has rendered me
unfit to he the Chief Magistrate of this intel
! ligcnt State. where there are so many of far
! superior qualifications, aud whose minds are
not impaired by old age and mental suffering
| In retiring forever from Public life, de-
sire to express my gratitude to the People OF
the State for the offices hich, by their rep
resentatiyes, they have conferred upon me-
During the canvass for the Office which
now hold, the support Of my political friends
and especially the Wing Press, deserve my
wlrmest acknowledgements; and my OPP
poncnts, including their Presses, with few
small exceptions,) gave me battle in man
ner that was fair and honorable, for which
o,ler them ms thanks.
People of Vermont, Adieu! have known
You long, and love you well--and may the Al
mighty have you in His holy keeping.
JOHN MATTOCkS.
Peacham, April 10, 1874.
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Attest, j. 5. BUSHNELL, Register
STATE OF VERMONT, }

STATE OFVERMONT, !
District Of Addison. So.
Be it remembered, that at Probate Couri
held at Middiebury in and for the District OF
Addison, on the 9th day of May, A. D.
lS4l.
Hannah w. Gates and Dan. Warner ad-
ministrators Oft estate Of LEW II. GATES,
late of Cornwall in said District deceased,
present their administration account for a.
lowance. Iii therefore ordered, thar said
account be examined for allowance, at scs-
sion of said Court TO be held at the Office of
the Register Of said Court in said MiddleI Grv.
on Thursday the 20,h day of June A. ID. 1914,
at one O'Clock in the afternoon; and she SAID
administrators give notice thereof 10 al persons inter
es;eds that they may appear and make their Oh
cctions ifany they may have,to the aowance ofsaid
account, by publishing certified copy of this order
in the Northern Galaxy a newspaper printed NJ
Mildlcbury in said District, ;tllree weeks success,
| lively previous W the time Of said Court.
J. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
A tue Copy Of Record.
Attest ]. S. BUSHNELL, Register.4
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NINE CLOTH CAPS, new style fol
Il Gents wear, by
BROWN & SHELDON.
HATS AND CAPS.

HATS AND CAPS.
Spring pattern, fine Mole skin, Leghorn
Double and Single Brim, Silk, Velvet and
Cloth Gaps at BIRGE'S-
April10, 1914.