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FOREFATHER,S DAY,

Rev. n. 5. ). Beaman ID. d, of Troy N.
Y. is expected to deliver the address at the
celebration Of this anniversary in this village.
on the evening of December Twenty Third.
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Die d

In Leicester, on the 9TH inst, Mr.. James
Fits aged 70 years. highly respected inhab
liant and one of the first settlers of the town.
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Barrelling Cattle.-No sales.
Sheep.-Sales from 81 ,25 to 2 90.

Sheep.-Sales from 81 ,25 to 200.
PROVISIONS. There is an unsua
limited supply of Beef, and prices for new
packed have further advanced. The
transactions in Pork have been languid
former reported prices, some inferior
brands sold at reduction. There have
been further sales ofLard for expectation
WOOL. The transactions in this ar
ticle during the week have been limited.
No salesw orth reporting.
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NETWORK GRAND ACTION
PIANO FORTES.

WM. PEAsE late from New York, respectfully
announces to the Musical World and the public
in general that he is receiving splendid assert
ment Of the celebrated Grand Action Piano FOrtes
(oi Case wood and Mahogany constructed on the
most approved principles, with all the modern i'm
finess Of Touch, and perfectness Of Mechanism,
and warranted to endure the extremes of climate
in this Country. Old Pianos taken in exchange.
Piano Fortes tuned
Piano Forte ware room, W. Poultney, nearly
opposite the Academy.
N b. The above Instruments have received
First Premiums (Gold Meda!s) atlhe American
and Mechanics Institutes, New York. for the BEST
TONE, Touch & FINISH, and the subscriber can
refer persons 10 several gentlemen who have pur-
chased of him during the last FIVE years. The
above instruments will be sold as low as can be
purchased in New York, thereby saving expense
of TRANSPORTATION and warranted for ! year. %
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PAINTS UYE-STUFES.

The subscriber is now receiving and will
he constantly supplied with ertry article in
the above line, both officiHal and Patent,
Mineral Waters from Saratoga, (pure
Wines and liquors for Medicinal purpos-
esq
IPPrescriptIons put up by competent
persons on the shortest notice.
Store first door south of the Post Office
and open at all hours. W. p. Russell.
Aliddlebury, Nov. 18th, 1914.
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ADDISON COUNTY COURT COM
menced its Session yesterday. Judge Bennett
presiding.
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n. 3. All the Modern operas now perfor
in New York are taught BY the subsciber.
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-hIttSt " . =. II 7 = ~ u y nv u . :
A true copy ofReccrd.
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LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES
HEN u CL AZ

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~ the month of March, and greatly improved
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VIII be designated isieditei.
Edward Prime, Esq.
Samuel Ward, Esq.
lCharles Davis, ESQ;
Eugene GIousset, Esd.
John Howland. ESQ.
iDariel Stanton, Esq.
James j. Jones, ESD.
| Abraham Schermerhorn, Esq
Victor De Launey, Esq.
James w. Gerard, Esq.
James w. Otis, Esq.
! T.. Felix Foresti, Esq.
James Foster. Jr. EsQ.
J. Collins. Esq.
James F. Psnniman, Esq.
oseph Hudson. Esq.
John McKeon, Esq.
! w. s. We,rnore. Esq.
Grnest Fielder, ESQ:
John i. Brigham, Esq.
James J Mapes, Esq.
James Ring. Esq.
lCharles A. Griffin, Esq:
tWm. {. Rhinelander, ESQ,
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Mortimer Livingston, ESQ.
il. NJ. Copeaheim. ESQ,
Aug't Seignette, Esq.
7. Van Zands, Esq.
D. Barney. Esq.
David G.. Golden, ESQ.
4. Bmda, Esq.
Francis Cottenet, Esq.
Louis X. Bridge, ESQ.,
| Alex. NJ. Lawrence, Esq
Ralph Schoysr, Esq.
George {. Dekay, Esq
w. Coster, ESQ.
n. Nj. Bostwick, ESD,
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Important to Parents.

racps AND ARGUMENTS ON THE TRANS.
MISSION OF INTELLECTUAL AND MORAL
QUALITIES FROM PARENTS TO OFFSPRING:
most curious and interesting Collection of Facts
illustrating the primary which determine the
Character Constitution, and Sex of every. Child, and
The means of directing and controlling them: By A
LADY OF NEwYoRK, who has devoted many to the
patient observation and study Of this important subject
with citations of the testimony OF eminent Authors PLY
sician and many Of Maternity within the circle Of
the authors acquaintance.
The whole forms one Of the important and interesting
work, ever given TO the public, embodyng facts which
Mother or one likely 70 become such remain Ignorant OF
without imminent peril herself and ifnot fatal injury
10 her offspring
The work III be published on the ls Of March in hand
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, q Spring Course of Lectures az the Col
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u spring course of Lectures at the Col
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The Spring Course Of Lectures the College of Pysi
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hdch 8ii and continued until The FIRST OF June ihIes
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Diseases the Skin by H. D. BuIkeg N D. late Physi-
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Pathology Diseases the Chest b. a Clark NJ D. Pro
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TT E RIB Ne
DIR. BACON'S GRAFTON.

Before The immense gathering Of Wigs IN the
Tabernacle last erenias
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illustration Of this general truth, and are best de-
nonstrated BY the fact that at this moment his
name need not be uttered. In aH this assembly,
here Is not heart that does not thrill with CRATE
full and enthusiastic impressions OF that name.
And not here aione-f,ot merely where our Ian
guage IL spoken-not merely IN those countries
and places with which We have frequent and
familiar lntercourse-but in other lands, that
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Important TO Mothers

CHILDBIRTH WITHOUT PAIN: Being an Account of
an Experiment with the Principles aud Reasoning on
which it is founded: showing that the agonies OF Child
birth may be greatly modified If not entirely obratcd by
ample avoidance Of improper Though common articles
Of Diet and strict adherence to the Regimen prescribed
by Nature 10 Women la state OF pregnancy,
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National Clay Song.

"A National clay song
wv. Harrison, OF Pearl and Chatham streets has
Inst patllsIcd song entitled HENRY CLAY-an Historic,
Patriotic National Song with explanatory engraving
Air .quld Lang SVne'
In after times, when years roll on,
And ages pass away
Your ereot-gIand- SOn. great grand-slre,
Will speak with pride of lay" &c.
Z" Ye yeomanry-both Tank and iile
You've trod the downward way,
Attention Right about. and face,
And, Forward! March. for Clay.
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% Complimentary BENEFIT TO Signor
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the eve Of such 2 victory be found going
over to the enemy. | must beg the favor
Of you TO do ne the justice to insert this
note 10 your paper Immediately.
Very respectfully,
Your obedien; servant,
r. p, LETCHER
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THE INTREPID JURYMAN.

Extract from late publication, entitled
/" An Excursion from S,dmou,h, IN Devon.
shire, to Chester" by the Rev. Edmund
Bucher.
| csnno, help consratulaing our country
upon The in,eslimabe value Of trial by Ju-
~; | have lately met with proof of its
excellence, which ought not 10 DO forgotten.
A Judge, on the north west circuit OF
Irelnnd, tried cause, in which much of the
local consequence Of gentleman IN The
neiphbofhood was implicated. II was u
landlords prosecution agalns, one OF his
tenants, Cor assault and battery, committed
on the person of the prosecutor by the de-
PENDANT, IN rescuinc his only child, an lnno
cent and beautiful girl, from personal ylo'
lailon. When the defendant was bro'i into
Court, the prosecutor also appeared, and
swore to every fact in the indictment. The
poor defendant had no lawyers 10 tell hls
story--he, however pleaded his own cause
efftctualIy, appealing TO the judgment anc
the heart. The Jury found him NOT gully
The Judge was enrnged, and told the Ju
nv they must go back and re consider tn,
matter adding, be was nslonished at lheil
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.WESCEEE.f.y-EGgS.
From lie Raleigh Independent.
E1AfE-EaE.

4 TEASaLATED PROM TUE ITALIAN.
" ha, happy hing II would be for hu
an society, # 1t we're always governed by
10 principle. aud II rulers would not b.
accessible TO the cotapl0ials OF their sub
$ "hen oppfc sed. o. this the relation
ae ivlloslos story may serve as an OK
fr.
Kan T. emperor Of China was ouc day
ing, md Whllsl n the foil Ell ynent
~ tho pleasure. which thi, exercise
d give, he saw pnaf old man y no WAS
y "a the ground, aud aPpe AIRED TO DO
tafsed ~ prolouni gr'tt.
4 iar emnctor stopped hts horse, and sad
.'n, Z" Wy good Cd mtn, Wha, is the
gso Of the sorrow. which | see painted
O Your face" Alas he replied,
'ns hlmseli, =" the naifa,iun of ny mis-.
Hales might possibly arouse your cuun
''on, WINS, II won d renew the tear,
aeh have often fsllpn s.nce my I'll elton,
iis souh b. lhe oaly consolation |
w receive"
Pethap.." sfl tho l. nperor, it might
Pc more benpiie,al Than you suppose
~ 70 me ! pray gu, the cause oi your
si"
I will cnleavor to obey" replied the
MIN "as yon insist upon II, !" aud after
deep Ugh no thus CON ncucrd h,s nara
10.
u possessed a house and some laud:
dover, but had an aIiecllounie son,
30 bad labored diligently since bus early
hlhood 10 assist me IN gaming our live
hood Content 10 labor cheerful ~
''henng the fruits Of II: perfectly satisfied
'0 our peaceful tot, we thanked a KIDD
ioSdence, and blessed The monarch, who
V maintained the peace OF his empire,
~ had made abundaucc to flourish. But,
as after having grown gray IN this hap
medocrl,y, my blessed condition. tina.
,o0ld experience n sudden revetsion,
"'ch strikes a, the root Of all my happl'
y" Not far from my humble dwelling
e,o was magnificent villa OF the Einpe
surrounded by extensive grounds EN-
hlshrd by all the luxufles OF nature anf
The governor OF this villa, who dc
'h'bk OF the misery which he woult
"s upon poor old man, lnhumanIy de
"ea me Of my house ard land, say inl
was convenient for tho emperor
II should be attached 10 the VILLA, Sc
!" road might be opened through II Il
magnificent dwelling. But what put
''n'ng stroke 10 his cruelty, | have los
Only consolation. Ny son would have
:" aole to support me the few remaining
Ss OF my life, but" (herc tears intetrup
"''h ior some moments, and the un
","n person utter exciamutions Of lndIg
'"O0,) che has continued the old man
N'p'''ed me Of my son, my only hope
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
A NEW WHO SONG.


"A, "a Wig Tan. Of YANKEE DOODLE
Come Wings attend your voices lend,
A. loud as any thunder,
win Yankee tunes, Kentucky Coons,
VII make the Locus wonder.
Yankee doodle reel and jis..
Yankee c,hdlC. dandy,
Turn TIC lscas ell TO Wings.
YanLee doodle, dandy.
Nsa hea, our voice. vel tell our choice.
1T sion Tie Naiiaa's risin',
With al or breath, ven go our death
Der Gay aud Ffelinghuyscn.
y4tikee doodle. where Is Das
Tagkso d0a3le. dsndy,
kftcfcaiion goes ouf man,
h,iicc doodle, dandy.
ror jimmy Polk. it is m 1kc.
Net beat hiai ali TO -nashc-,
A. clear a. DAY, With Henry Clay,
"Ths Mil Boy Of the S .shc-."
VSsuks- SADDLE, glorious day,
Yankee doodle. dandy,
All oar gels. ihcy 70 for C,,y.
YANKEE doodle, dandy.
u spi,n Of fate our candidate
VIII oeeupy tbs Palace.
ls .p,to oil tr'ek, ~ cen Old Nick.
1o' b,cked By Poik and Dallas.
Yiukce d ode. H,ind the lune.
isnkee doodle. dsbdT,
Noae can best that ssro old Ca,
Yankee doodle. dandy.
Biv,. dapf b. b'iad. nor left beh,nd,
rJou intend 10 mafrr.
Or cal, h,vc s.le, no MAJ they'll we'd.
laic,s he votes ior Harry.
ysnkte do0air, gets wife,
Yankee doodle. dandy.
Then be hsppy all your life.
Yankee dood!v. DADDY.
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giving such an infamous verdict. The Ju.
~ bowed, went back, IN a quarter Of an
hour returned, when the foreman, veneer.
able old man, sLus addressed tho Bench (:
My Lord, IN compliance With your de.
sire. we wen! back to our room but as We
found then no reason 10 alter our opinions
on our verdict, We return it TO you, 10 the
same words as before-not gully. We
heard your Lordship's reproof; but we do
not accept II as properly applying TO U.s.
Individually aud IN our private capacity, il
IS true, wo are insignificant, men; We clam
nothing out Of this box, above the common
regard due to our humble, yet honest sta
tons; but, my Lord, assembled here as a
Jury, We cannot 3e iusenslLle Of the great
importance of the Office We COW sustain.
Wo feel that We are appointed as you
are. by the Law and The Constitution. not
only TO act impaflially between The King
and his subjects, The offender Bud tho often
ded. but TO form the barrier Of The people
agnins, tho possible influence, pre- JUDGE CT
corruption Of the Bench, to which We do
not Wish TO oder tie SMALLEST drgree Of dts
respect, much less OF insult We pay il the
s2ect which oue ttibuual should pay to
another, for the common honor Of BOTH
This jury did no, accuse the Beech Of par.
TALLY OF oppresslon-no, We looked upon
II as lie sancllly Of truth and justIce; still,
my Lord, We cannot erase from our minds
tie words Of our school books. By them
We are taught, that k,Ugs aud Judges are
but fslllble moflsls: aud that the sets oil
Justice have been polluted by TrepulIan,
Sctoggs, and Jeifieys." The Judge
/ ltowned at these words, but the intrepid Ju
ror proceeded: A" Ny lord, am but poor
man, ye, am free born subject, and a
member Of the Constitution nay, ! am
now higher, for am one Of its representa-.
ives; | therefore, claim for my self aud Eel
low il re- Liberty Of speech"
/ u, Judge here resumed his complacen.
! cy, and the orator continued his address :
+" We have nothing 20 do, my Lord, with
your private character IN Ihls place, II is
ycicd by your official one you know no'h.
/ na Of US bu, as Jury, aud in that situation
We look 10 you for reciprocal respect be-
cause We know Of no man, however high
his tile or his rank, 10 whom the law OF
the Constitution would whrran, an unpro
,oked insult tows rds that tribunal in which
they have vested the dearest privileges they
possess. We sill here. my lott, sworn Il
give verdict according TO our conscen
COS, and the bes. of our judy menls ~ II :;
c11ience, > n 41+afs- s,s ~
We have, 10 our minds, discharged ou
duty us honest men. Ii We have erred
sc are accountable, not 10 your lofdshiP
DOR TO the King who appointed you, but Il
a higher power, the KING OF Kings"
Tue Bench was dumb, The Bar silen,
es'onishment aud applause murmured thro
the crowd, aud the poor man was dis
charged.