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-, FOR SALE on SE.-:Thry-,wo, Lots oj
tv (.found i, f,e a. Ea7simus. Y. J. founded by lery
Avenue. md Efs iIafsiu'us. ED Soatheets. about
ore nile rom Jersey Cay. c. pa!tcIa.s inquire 81 4
Chatham Grssi. Je-- IN
-: -us leather ~ goods i,50 Cf meadow and wood
l1Id BcuninG County. Vermont. Apply ~ Na
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The following table gives the total OF Wheat,
-Four and Pork received Cleveland 10 t Sept with such
proportions of as TO Cnnnla or five seasons:
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.--+57-yr-,,r r.Tr--.t -TJri'. ~ ~ -
-? THE STATE Gt ty-,t4i 1871 ]. U.s. : i'9 'i'=a-1
...,fs iDr s-la q q :ar7S a. c0Hh'. ~ rri g"
~ cUsl sl.e i-l sSi ~ i lfzi - - 8 i-S" u''in-
-.s IN c-cecr sepC!g, s'6 ii Ss'-y nui
ii !,r-s. being S1eJ gi1 O! Aets Haven I'd
- ~ New YC.S. tis ivr-uu NJ. ur tua 10 u cicetiikF
4c-irshle. Fo- ;urths. inin-rr.t ticn apply 70
RUSSELL SMITH, h;-or;sy md '(och'es!;
,sIGt y llUe-ty-st. ". Z.
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LEGAL.

DY ORDER OF Thom,, c. Chuenden. Fr; .lrd;r Of tie
IS ounty Courts oi the County oi Jefferson, notice tgieJ
ivrn That an attachment his sr against lc estate 81 'i It'
EiN CHAPLIN nonresident debtor on due pfeoi ..e %
Fist JUDGE pursuant the direction, o the 'iaale
cnnrsynnr Attachment. nga, uSccndHc, c'ucene' bNd
non rssnt debtors. and that the aGe Wi ~ sod 1i te
nnJ discharge such attachment according 10 law wh -
month. from the i. publication O. th notice. nm mn d
y,nsn of any debts due IA Inn by residents ci t' >sc aud
bc delivery 10 INN ar Tor his ol any properly hn ~
S,te bpuTrinc 10 in md the transfer 0 my cA pau =
hA- oie 'o' o' - ~ J.NlilI.iN.
G., t,,. .1.trt-t 4 t'r,.lts
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7r..- FARM FOR s3I-E.-Ihs subscriber oilers tor sale
49, hi' farn OF q acre. cie n whole "t ~ tlrt i Is
Va, large aiug;iu Farm ousc. Ou;housss. &c.
Inc GnLs excellent order with fences A. IT PrR,nnef
that will putrnr'e without personal eStmineton e
..r'ht7 description : -u.t'sd. Ara'y 10
nuc02v HENRY :. LDH IN. Lake ll%hOyac.
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~,CARpA'S ACOUSTIC OU-Herr something wnr;h
= attending To- coming does from mhn % extensively
known Il. Is NJ t:raeH. both in the c and country
irraby certify tha The Effects Ii cold last
goie i-.care paay sai attended with very disaeFr'
Die noises lse .inlcg rf bells r. whlc grGuniy lncrei
lIn coUpe,ey hearing Of vghsa wa ia
durad Scsrpas icnnstlc Oh ant am no" happy 70 say
tb, vii Inc m ni one bottle al the above med che, cil
to rs vs as ever aaG az gEreebc noises have entirely
disappeared Any further information e'pscune ~, cae VIII
be s!adly given by calling NE Ut No North t,iths
Rare. Dh-NiLL nhAf-fr.
Penrrei by T. BELL. and sod whnlesae and etail By 4
g. K D. SNND n:useists No % tui;on-stret, aS jtoad
way, and - f;3si BT-aI.ay. Pace g. Hii I'm
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cEBRING'S RESrOR ATTVE CORD!AIes'n Justly Gee
= bfated for the cure Of DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS AZ
FECTIONS DEBILITY &c. - prepared and soh. whole
sae and retail by the ptopretn ut No I1Hy 81! II may
lo be ohlins Of the following respectable Druggists and
& Co III Broalvty and 10 As;o House; Wn. Burger. y
Corrand s.: A. B. u Sand. ~ Fu,oa T.; 2 sands &
% y,S Ircui1uy David Sands Co., u East B0Adw1y
israel igo 2ii Fulton st.. ]. aan rs Greenwicn It, 9.
johy g. Pearl 81; j. l.. Sch.efein. ia uana 81 j. =
Cotton 2s5 Rieecker street.
AGENT IN NEwAgg. z. r. T. Williams, 2s5 BfoGdS
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Fcs passage OF gsf qRgY on 9G;riK ar KIc G.iG 70, ws..

:. t,-;ss, ,, PEEKSKIlI. AND NEW-YoRN--
S-a II tnctlns Csnr, I,snding. Ne'pan1,S'
%--.,sSy-S, Point trH,sy Pnnt Hay"rstr1w. cn"dfr-
- Il Ii,gl ,ka. Vani0utan's Dock Muck and Huy
lrr', Landing. The Steamboat ANEOW. Capt Smtn u
leav. New ok irct Of Ko street, every Mont1c ~
n-r. fr the above named auzs Sundays eNcepie1.
tnucin- NJ foot OF a nort street each way k'UfI-
iu viii eave Peekskii at O'Clock, and NyacN al ococ"'
P VI ~.
y a-Th'9 aF r.s fine opportunity FOR Pleasure Pare'
ar II --rg Cor prnie, u NiHcS AMI re
man there about returning the Cy 10y tive lhi
kfni. Df .'rcl.-ut taken lbs.
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's'Ha GREAT SECRET DISCOVER ED-COs ANTS
f3IEaT fEASF--fli- u east j. IA leii yl4ei bsigg
combined ~ ptUper cE.s;cal Dr. Du sin IN.
ORIGINATES ~, d0ith ~i,sSafta is. Vsog' G-c
~ hny WY r the Flsus md GlSa
o-Aed DIOsncilg YfsFG. BREAD IN ~ -. Vi
toNAN - PS Erl' YtASI
uie:- e1n b. soaJ crtr sr h-v;~F tooI osrt
chsnlca eertAu'y iust iurs - ,li
chi rrFtiy and # pyaad h hk!t -Dnry sect
IL iu word. be - ~,r. tec-se The o.ft> ~
i.e e9st GrH c-i5f1ins rxsri'y oit lie e..'a
nlof-o fssBZ dn. l., 5H pfpc.s, iGr- rf;A-
tsnn .,ss ne~ EnoSn L.si ~ ,fS -slss-
tou my make Il, and 5a4e nj aavs isse ton
N ttirty mluCtes cold You Ike
dsh ger Ic your health sod ~ho's-iie and letai by
NJ +. MUSSEY C,dt1n Hal.
aust Gomez OF Rsekluan and NaSsaGltre=s.
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The ,aI Farm is il good nf cultvn,ion-cnt Thirty
tve tors n iiny Es ss-ss' good p1por@n 81 w oo-.
hnlfng the purchase iHcGey remain an 0rf nnd ~ sage
per For uheI particulars inqur. OF fie,'rs
ha innnS0r y son. Se@NnfS. ~ x. :. y !RHs x Co.
Fuipi-st. or ST Z. Tr-sGar. Mc.ncael, Aew-Isis-
Also has fo sse number IL uae and pleasnni t>un
ry Residences ara Fans end near tnc vnce" N-ucen.
~ furi 10 10 10 acr,s. y.t CoDtbuin.,. lngD''e OF
SO lw' NJ. r. FREEMAN. ;itfuchrr. :. .-r'ey.
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i,r-s FOR SALE a GREAT RARGAlN-A Farm of
ss7 .hy -four n Imun Town n Jersey. 3s miles
~fom Rshsry mi q from MstcCa ea-ths location
pleasant md hea;hy. cunyeaent pi sc-sss o New OH
cGrs eqv,n. ioGI Gay within three hundtei yGfd OF
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1 DELICiOCS SOAP FOR THE 'rOIi. Ii.ET-THE Cfl
Il Log E soAP.-i. rakes .ofenIng ls,aer lHipsrts
tie rui De co. flower SaIder sn- te Ba-. isd
tcy arsnt- Sold st - BIosfiay aud z! hathaIs
-.ra pr.-s, aBI lao
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SECOND BOARD
Pub:tc STOCK Exchange....srrr. 10.

SECOND BOARD.
s5 Norw Wor.... btw IS 20 Canton Co.........lo AK
,g9 ,!s! - do,;; stw o.; % ds............slo 4d
TIE revenue at the Port OF Boston for the months
Of july and AUGUST or The ls5 ard ISL follows
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ue. lsiI.-s, MMfR ARB ANGE,lENT-F0R
5at %ohAsZS2fE#Ey G G2s%SS tRG 1i6 T ,ii
- iD.-lhe new and ;p1im ..-,,n9o.t L
l. eng foo o laune street dnlly, ,SundHy, .Ice!'d
NJ O'Clock a. " md VI pselug the most beautiful
scensry o'hc Hudson river :" Permoni where nn'ensrt
eqle va ley o.tno tsmrp,, 10 Gs. en- hlddieovn. etc
fe;uuin. leay We MiGdletnwn AZ a., A. ~. aud y. NJ
ssa,sc,. hy the Ninniag Line m fou ~ i've
hour II and ld.etown Nd return 10 the CITY ut nus
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nYi.--s1 ca.ts n sicie. ~ sale BY
L. ~ GRINNkI4L, AlSTURS & co, South st
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ne EOuts struck Of rot. hummer The
CERTIFICATES n he American stitre show TIM Msy. i.fl.
ore OF the t-elvemcrth clock. placed with t.iu
/; hsS performed m al respects : ealerted.
The moderate. The public invited RAJ. and
sI-mine iJt Themselves. Ui3 In.
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yAYNE'- ,,iE5HNAFlNB BAi.StN-is certain safe
s etfsc., remedy ;1r Dfsenery. lhaFrhn'a Loo-e
n.-s Choi.,n NnrDu, nmplull. tuc. t,-oirs
rni1, sr -,urnrch sex aGi Nervous Headache ttenft
ru gva,efhfs-i v4in srsrss o! te StImnch. ccitns
-,,is 40 q. Food g:cf Eating, nad also ~h.t" 'ts'a'
rrs1 ne .ndy ,qt rn , g. OF Appe'te, k.-a>snss
aT- i@ah.5 Ia Si.sr .nj the stomach all Hh.el',
.iq nc. darr Nscyors TrrGoo aat i'Tltrhins,. Sec
rt-s r. goas .I- can ami otsis-' g: -pInts. ttet
9- =i riGs ut Iaf..s $50. To- al BoNe' affections sud
Ias taa Of r aos iert. plea'as; and safe cenoorsi.
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Nnd ~. IEy ylTgln h-T0Ngng ITN'I DTI
fourth "l TIE and Tin" ihe
snd Defendants between then 10 be mrda
cOdIGs tn the laws and ciOms Gt this Cor WInw cath
lnaGc md pruvsd. dn shGay aUd to 10
done do mol permit. Gru;uy and a-ru,t the ias
and us said and have yOu then there nnus
,hOee sumnonsr and this Wit. Witness tho Iln John
n. Conynghsn, President "t aid a Wst,lnife.
ha ninth day Of August A. d. Eighteen Funded md Forty
Four. A. 3GDFOkD, PrO,hOHc.,fy.
Wikesburrc. Aug IL. Hl,9 iw
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4 MEXICAN ELASTIC SUSpESDsRS IND WEB.
4AbleG-! ne 'ufisine perfection .ained by ne
ofos-fents c ne .ib5cr!irr ln tDL.er
a9d aidutins It 10 The manufacture EI.stc
tt h -, ms ie" 'rn cry him ,-ng t.if tie
0%is now nirtr it sa> by hnn te
ioae t'e sivhnnEes he claims his n.uufac-
tlfc 'r'th hi vi Goodyear, freed ron.
@ 'a ', - ln-2stthte irrD g. its vccCsf M; exclusive
y ol eiiihifs inci' e.-'ictJ sEG tna Il
stltiHsA- Without LdGlGV, bui. %. p.s.t s cnrra
spaipal snlons tnH-e So have rsed Mr. Ga sa,UeUder
1li teS t-st tr-,f eIeSHy itEr bslng shot
Ini ea'rsly ,,bssie b. Day prgc-. and feae>
p.H-is rf webbing sVtef- eIalng- ~. -, u. NJ IS
fn Ia'e = hspEtin"ut embracing Ai the - . yst
tens. always on hani and .,sr .s,e l- H. T. iJ,i
Successor IN Tire ROxEary InGtz s,lbb'= o.
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-17
FANATICAL SECTS.

DoERlLITEs-These were set of fan
atics, which sprung up and f1ourished in
Leydcn Massachusetts, in the ear 1897
and their society embraced some members
who resided in the Southern part Of Wind.
ham county in this Stale. The founder
was an imposter by the name Dorril, a re
fuge from the British army under Gen.
Burgoyne. Dorril pretended 10 be pos
sessed Of supernatural powers and that, Us
he was armed with attributes of Deity i.
was not in the power Of man 10 hurt him.
He and his followers abstaine1 from eating
FISH made use OF neither food or clo;h-
ing which was procured at the expense of
life, aud, if they had full faith in him, he
assured them in the name Of God they
should never die. They put off'their lealh-
er shoes and had others made OF cloth or
wood. One was a blacksmith he pro-
cured and used pair of cloth bellows. and
all lived upon milk and vegetables. They
discarded all revelation except what Dor
ril received, SET at defiance all the laws of
man. and were governed in all their con-
duct, as he expressed it. "by the light of
nature" Meetings were held once a week
at which their worship principally consis.
ted in eating, drinking, singing. fiidling
and dancing. and hearing lectures from
Doril, who, was well qualified for that pur-
pose. They had covenant BY which
they placed large share OF their proper
ty in common stock. and the blacksmith
became their treasurer. In short time
DorriI collected large society. among
whom were some very respectable famil-
les in the towns of Legion Barnardton.
Massachusetts People went from all the
neighboring towns. 10 hear and see the
marvellous doings ofDorril and his asso-
ciaies. AT length at one of their meetings
goodly number having assembled, Dor.
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ril opened with music. &c. and began to
deliver his lectures. Al that meeting one
Ezekiel Foster, of Legion attended Us a
spectator. He was man of good sense
ofa;giant frame. and had countenance
that bespoke authority. When DorriI
came TO theidociriue of his mysterious pow
ers, helhad no sooner uttered The words
no am can hurt my flesh" Foster rose
indignant At his blasphemy, and knocked
Dorril down with his it Dorril afffigF.
ted and almost senseless, ATTEMPTED 10 rise,
whom he received Il second blew. a; which he
cried for mercy. Foster promised 10 for.
bear. on condition that he gculd reaource
his doctrines, yet continued beating hin.
Soon 4 short party enSuet, when Dnrril
consented and did rencunce his doctrines
in the hearing OF all his as,on;shcd follow
overs. He further told them that his CD.
ject was 10 see wha, fools he could make
OF mankind. His followers chagrined and
ashamed at being made the dupcs Of such
base fellow, departed in peace 10 their
homes. Dorril promised his adversary,
upon the penalties ofhis life never 10 in
pose upon the people any more
ThompSon'S Vermont.
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-17
CALOMEL-CAUTION TO BEEF EA-
TFR=

\ quack not thousand miles from y. Y,
usually traced all the diseases of his patients
to the use Of Marcary and prescribed a sPe-
oific which be had invented as the remedy.
4 young man in perfect health, to amuse
himself called one day and asked the learned
DR.. if he could tell him the nature of his dis
ease, and prescribe remedy. The DIR. en-
tered into minute detail of symptoms, and
stated the whole was the effect Of MarcWy-
adding, suppose You have taken large qnan-
titles of it. The young man answered, No,
not as know Of But, says the DR.. it must
be, for there il is in your system, and can
see il III your face. Said the youth, don't
know now it GO: there, for never took any.
But what have You taken, when sick, says
the DR.! Nothing said he, for never was
sick in my life, nor took particle OF medl-
dine of any kind. The DR.. for moment
was non-plus'd. Finally, he exclaimed, L
guess know how it happened, haven't you
eaten freely Of beef! o yes, said the youth.
Wei, that must be the way then, they put
Unguentum on the calves, and it staid in their
system, you eat the beef and that transferred
it to yours.-Bur. Free Press.
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SETTLEMENT OF HONG KONG.

According TO the las, accounts from
China this place appears TO be advancing
in importance.-But three years ago there
was scarcely hut upon the island, and
the only inhabitants visible were fisher.
men, who chiefly lived in boats. The
place is now covered with buildings. chief
ly of stone, and Inhabited By officers, mer-
chants, clerks, &c, and the Chinese. Gc-
curing confidence in the English, are so
rapidly adding their owl number 10 the
population. ;ha; Two thousand huis are 10 be
seen IN the quarter selected for residence.
The town formcd by the European and
Chinese residence has been Gamed Vic.
toria. and the public buildings therein ore
erected under the superintendent Of an
experienced officer Of the ROYAL Engin.
eeTS. Every description of article ofcom-
moa Use in England among families Of
responsibility may lie had at Hong Kong
at reasonable rates. The advertisements
IN the dong Kong newspapers give every
evidenca ct thriving, busy population Of
enierpr.sins individuals. Ships are adyer.
tised for England and elsew here; cheap
hats ere 10 be sold an individual has le-
ceiYed cargo Of fine cheese aud bottled
porter; and another promises 20 GU, coa's,
vests, and parta!oons lher the newest Lon
dol and PaTisian fashions partnerships
dissolved, new firms formed, and a hundred
other matters Of similar nature and i'm
port
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One Of your curlcs touched me on the
nose, and that organ was transmitted into
loaf sugar oh, spice of spices-garden
Of dolightsl send me lock of your hair
send me any thing that your blessed fin
ger hath touched, and l will go raying
mad with ecstacyi
One look from thy bright eyes would
transport me iucontinently into the third
heagen! Your lips are red roses gathered
from Eden by the hand Of an angel
Your words are molten pearl, dropping
from your MOUTH Ely heart blazes at
the thought of tbeel My brain is an
everlasting fire. Oh, come most delights
ful of delights, and breathe upon me with
your seraphic breath When you do come,
DC sure and bring that two shillings which
YOU borrowed of me, as l want to buy
some tobacco
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A Love LETTER:-The following sweet
moroccan, which originally appeared in the
New York Union, is reported to have been
picked up in the Park. We insert it as a
model worthy of the imitation of the
"loye sick swain,'' whose situation may
be such as TO compel him TO conduct his
courtship in writing =
"DEAR SWEET oh, my love, clara
fed honey and oil of cilron, white loaf
sugar of my hopes, and mo'asses OF my
expectations you have been absent from
me three whole days! The sun is dark
at mid-day-the moon and stars are black
when thou art absent. Thy step is the
music of the spheresl and the wind of thy
gown, when you pass by, is zephyr from
the garden of paradise in the time of early
flowers | kissed you when we last met,
and my whole frame filled with sweetness!
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-17

Rum Rum 1T has been proved by
parliamentary evidence. that $4,000, 900,
are yearly lost 10 the British nation by
shipwrecks aud accidents al sea, caused by
intemperance. From Nov. IL, 10 March
10, little over four months, GIG vessels
were wrecked and 1000 lives lost the
chief cause of which is strong drink |!
Would thar there was not drop of the
cursed poison in the world--what an am
cunt of misery and suffering would be done
away. Let Us, then, whether we be ia
England, America, or any part Of the
globe where rum is sold, do all we can to
put down the horrid traffic-let every man,
woman, and child be aroused to action,
and do something to suffering human
ity!
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ANECDOTE.

lone of the weallhiesl farmers in Con-
neclicui. tells the following story :-sWhen
first | came 10 settle, about forty years ago,
| Iold my wife meant 10 be rich--a,l she
wanted was enough TO make her comforts
able. went 10 work ami cleared up my
land; l've worked hard ever since, and
have got rich-as rich as want 10 be.
Most Of my chiidfen have settled about me,
and they all have got farms. But my wife
ant comfortable yeti"
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TERMS OF EIGHTH VOLUME.

Village subscribers, 81 90
Nil Subscribers 200
i,i;,iIaals and Companies who take at the office
1i,7J or $50 cents ifpaid in six months.
rb,.e who take Of Pos,riIers 50.
Ifn9t paid II he end Of the year 2, 25
N ,,ners discontinued until arrearages are paid
e,-eo, atihc option ofthe proprietor. No paymeI t
10 ,rriers allowed except ordered by the proprie
Tor.
Recommendations must be addressed to the ed
itor PosT PAID
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0TOn the Great Western Railroad,
England, is an inn called, like hundreds
of others, THE Queens Arms" From
this inn new coach mas lately been star
ted, named "The Prince Albert" The
worthy landlord put out bills informing
her Majesiy's subjects, that. "The Prince
Albert started from the Queens Arms pun
c;ualIy every morning, at seven o'clock."
Rather early, this cold weather:
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SKTP BUILDING.--We learn from en- Off
c;al document issued from the Treasury
departments, that during the year ending
Sept. 30lh. 1912, there were built in
Maine 81 ships, so briggs, So schooners,
sloop, and one sieamboat--a total of 3s,>
GO IS tons. New York built 2O,24I :;
Observation-Disclosures; and Pennsylvania,
1866 tons. The total buill in the Union
was l29,CS2 81 tons.
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0FMiIton was asked If he intended 10
instruct his daughter in the different Ian
guages--to which he repliej,-"No sir.
one tongue is sufficient for woman"
Milton new this fact by sad experience, for
his wife was shrew. On another occas>
ion, when some gentlemen called her a
rose-"Ay," rejoiued the poet, " feel the
MornS."
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The RAscALLY TARIFF "A correspon'
dent writes o US that Two gentlemen in
the town Of Richfeld. and another in Ex~
e:er--al extensive Wool Growers-have
severaIly disposed OF ;heir three last clips
of Wool for Forty Gents per pound The
Tariff must be put down Such things
never'll answer !-OiSeg0 Republican.
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-17

DOMESTIC ExcHANGEs.-The Chauia-
uque County Censor says ihot most of the
Butter mads in thai county the past seas
or, went 10 Boston. Two o. their nIer-
chants sent over thirty tons each, and took
Domestic Goods in exchange forit. That's
the kind Of decker FOR the interests Of both
sections. We feed and they coiEe.
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ExHUNATIos OF Cow. PoRTER's Re-
,iAIHs--The U. S. brig Trux:on having
arrived a; ConstanIinop'e, The exhumation
ofthe remains OF The late Commodore Por.
Ter. (whose valiant services TO his country
viii ever live in OF: memory took place
on the l4:h Of October, in The presence Of
all the foreign representatives Of the Courts
Of Europe 4, he Sublime Po.e, lie olli-
Gers of The steamers %nd ships of war, in
port, and the Americans resident 10 Con.
staniinople. The cap and sword of the
deceased, over which the American A,g
was thrown. being paced on the. coffiu,
The procession moved slowly 10 Ito beach.
The il;ernuncio of Austria, the Ministers
Of Spain and Sardinia, aad tire Belgian,
Swedish, and Neapo!i,an Charges d. Aft
airs held The pail; The T'ruxlou and sicam-
or carried their flags half mast high, the
former firing minute guns, and on heI'.re>
turn IL Zophane, she turned by II. NJ.
steamer Deyai:allon and without coming
10 an anchor she proceeded on her home.
ward voyage, aad is now hourly expected
10 arrive in the Delaware.-N. Y. PLe5.
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-17

The Wings Of New York talk of Thar.
low Weed Esq, Ediio. of the Albany
Evening Journal, as their candidate for
Governor, ar the aext election.
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-17
LINES BY A LADY.

Az an excuse for her zeal in the cause o
Temperance, and addressed to frient
who told her she "was almost a mono
maniac on the subject of alcoholic
drink"
Go, feel what have felt,
Go, bear what have borne
Sink meath the blow father dealt,
And the cold. proud worlds scorn-
Thus struggle on from year to year,
Thy sole relief the scalding tear.
ca, weep rs have wept,
Der loycd fathers fall,
Sc every cherished promise swept,
Youths sweetness turned to gall,
Hopes faded flower strew'd all the way
That LED me up to woman's day
Go, knccl a. have knelt,
Implore, Lcseech aud pray
Strive the besotted heart 10 melt,
The downward course to stay
Be east, with bitter curse, aside,
Thy prayers burlesqu'd, thy lears dehed.
Go stand where have stood,
AMI see thc strong man now
Wild, crashing teeth-Iips batlred in blood,
And cold and Iiy'd brow;
Go catch his wandering glance and see
There nirror'd his souls misery.
Go. hear what | have head.
The sobs of sad despair,
~ memory feeling fount had stirred,
And its rcvealings there
Hath told him what he might have bean,
lad he the Grunkard's fate forcseen.
Go to tliy mothers side,
And her crushed spirit cheer,
Thine own deep anguish hide.
Wipe fron her cheek the tear
Mark her dimm'd eye her farrow'd brow,
The gray Chat streaks her dark hair now,
Her toil-worn frame, her trembling limb,
And trace the ruin back to him
Whose plighted f.i,h liz early youth,
Promised eternal love and truth
But who, forcsworn, hath yielded up
This promise in the deadly cup,
AMI lei her down from love and light,
From all that made her pathway bright,
And chained her there, mid want and strife,
The Iowly thing-a Drunkard's WIFE!
And stamped on cllillhood's brow SO mild,
That whitening blight-a Drunfard's Child!
Go, hear, sec and feel and know
Ali that my soul hath felt or known
Then look rpon the wine cups glow,
See if its brightness can atone;
Think if It's favor you will try,
If all proclaimed-'' IT'S DRINK AND DIE 20
Tell me ! hate the bowl!
Hate is feeble word
ioathe ,aIh0r-my very soul
With strong disgust is stirr'd
Whenever see, hear or tell
OF tie dark Be1gage Of Hal