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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-26

HARD TIMss-No MONEY The cleo.
ton Of Polk has inflicted an irreparable
shock upon the business Of tho country
Here is evidence Of tho misery:
q In the bookstores of the city Of New
York, an unprecedented number Of splen-
did ANIMALS are 70 DO found, some of them
as high as $40. This, for n mere fancy
book, is no mean sum, saw fans to-day,
in fancy shop, valued al IS, but Bou-
iant has them as high as $50 or 500.
They are beautifully ornamented with
precious stones and .obong mirrors Of the
size Of dollar, and Sometimes in addition,
a minute gold pencil and ivory tablets on
the side Of tho handle. Muiis are sold as
high as $50 ia Maiden Lane; pocket
handkerchiefs hang in Broadway windows
at $50 or SIS; flute Of tortoise shell
for Sl20; while Black, Pumpkins g. Ball,
jewellers 10 Broadway, rcAiled lately IN
Que day iewelry 20 The amount 81 five
thousand Io'lssl So ws GO Il
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-26

FoR oREGoNl--An emlgrating company,
expected TO number over one thousand,
will start from Independence, Mo. on the
LIST of May, headed by Capt. I. NJ. Adams.
An who wisli 70 50 to that land Of promise
are invited to join.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-10-28

~ The letters. exposed by Mckenzie, il
is said were written twenty or thirty years
ago, and Mckenzie is Il poor dog. SO say
the democratic papers. Admitted. and what
then: uoyt does not deny their authenticity,
and no one else! and Hoyt now seems TO be
after portion Of the sales, on the ground that
the letters were his properly! These papers
all le' light 10 quote Alexander Hamilton, Tim
othy Pickering, and old John Adams, and
tho doings Of the Hartford Convention, from
thirty 10 fifty years ago.
In one Of the published letters, Swaftwout
writes 10 his friend, under date of March /,
1929, 90 days after Gen. Jackson's inaugu
r;ilisn) as follows Whether or not | shall
get any thing in The GENERAL SCRAM-
BILE FOR PLUMBER, remains 10 be pro-
ven; but rather guess | shall" In few
days after he was appointed Collector Of New
York. and poor Uncle Sam was THUNDER
Ed" Of 81 100000. BY compromise, = small
portion Of this may yet be realized. AT
hcarf,' " higs have no relish for assisting such
patty.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-10-28
LEGISLATURE

We dill not receive the last Walion's Dali
y containing the proceedings of Friday, in
season for This paper. The most important
thing we noticed was that the school bill in
the Senate had been reported TO tho Senate
by the Committee of the Whole, with amend
HentS rhich were generally adopted. Two
hundred dollars is the salary fixed upon for
Tho Superintendent, and two dollars per d.
en- for the County Superintendents.
The election CT Judges of The Supreme
Csuit occurred on Friday. Judge Williams
was elected unanimously.
Stephen Royce, Is; assistant Jnsice.
Isaac F. Redfeld. I'd
For Sd ASSISTANT Justice, a. G. White
Fnore, Milo l.. Bennct, and Timothy Follett
Esre nominated. The baIiotings resulted as
follows:
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Extract ola letter dated Grafton Mass Feb


~---- 49, - - -@~tNt Nt1tCu NFTdllOn AI9SS. ERb-
81. 1915.
DEAR SIR:-There have been n oreat
number of cures effected by Wistars Balsam
OF Wild Cherry in this vicinity-manv of
them of severe Colds and Coughs. Their,
is also number OF cases of dong standino
Consumption in which the Baisam is beino
used, and more benefit is derived from il
than from any medicine ever tried. There
is one striking cure Of a young lady, in this
place, who has been sick for ten years 10 my
knowledge-she is now taking the second
bottle; and has received great relief from il
w ,rd,T,' believe, ere long will be entirely
e. Duon accounts are almost daily received
ron every part OF the country. The array
Of testimony is so strong that all must believe
mat Dr. Wistar's Balsam is the best medicine
IN the world for all diseases of The limos and
Liver: No matter how old and inyeferate
your disease may be this Balsam will cnre !,
1t cure be possible The vast populari,v = Of :,
ms InesImable remedy has caused counter
lells and worthless limitations 10 spring up in
the country, of which the public should be
ware: Be sure 10 get the genuine DR.. Wis
tar's Balsam ofwild Cherry.
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ITEMS.

They have invented a Sewing machine :,
France, which takes 200 Stitches , ,n;n,,,a o =,
y axes an entire coat, button holes e,cs,,nI
Isilsrs will be at discount. P''u
anomas Carlyle has just published life
q Oliver Cromwell. in two thick volumes
lie mixes out Oliver to bo considerable of a
nae.
Now York State has gained in 80 counties,
$500 IN population. during the past five
ITO SLo0P pc has in press new novel, entitled
10 Chain Bearer
Tb, ..a naGrmon War is ended for the present
,,-~ peOple IN the Mormon vicinity have de-
.T5 r.nea 10 drive them away next Spring. at
q;1;a .1a'. The Mormous have expressed
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-10-28

To SASDs's SARsAPARILLA.-Disca of
the skin are very numerous, and their pathol-
Ogy hitherto has been Involved in much OBJ
security. Salt Rheumc, for instance. embraces
no less than forty different varieties OF cu;a-
neous diseases; hut the name Itself simply
implies the discharge of sall;sh ilrid from
the abraded surface. All these diseases, viz.
Ring worm, letter, Soald Head, Lcrra.
Eczema. &c, have their origin IN an impure
state Of the system and deranged condition
OF the digestive organs generally. The s:on-
ach. owing TO an unhealthy flow of BILE is
unable TO perform its functions properly. and
the skin sympaihiSes with it, causing dryness
and itching sensations at one time, al another
moisture and general relaxation. The pa.
tient is first annoyed with burning and pecu-
liar tingling Of the skin, which induces rub
hln9i I'D short time small waiery vesicles
appear that discharge and run, leaving the
skin raw and sore then follow scabS or scales,
which dry up, and for short time there is
no appearance of disease. But il soon breaks
out again, and goes through the same course
continuing gradually 10 increase the extent
until the whole body is enveoped in disease.
Sands's Sarsaparilla is, from experience,
proved to be radical cure for this class of
diseases owing to- its peculiar operations on
the system. IL enters into the circulation,
and its influence is felt to the remotest parts
of the system. 1t gives tone and energy TO
the powers of nature and the blood-the
grand fountain of health and life-s reuova-
ted by its use; the constitution rallies, dis
ease Is thrown of, ana the patient restored to
perfect health
for further particulars and conclusive evil
dence OF IFS superior value and efficacy. SEQ
pamphlets which NAV be obtained of accents
gratis. w. p. RUSSEI. Accot
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-10-28

Van Isoac Rogers, Harry Burton.
man, - - C,ss7fv-D. w, G.. Clarke, Bran
nI @so;rnan. A. L. Catlin, Jacob Edger-
'0p addison Gssfg-Harvey Bell, Middlebu
-, Chairman, VIM. Y. Parker, A. 2. RIOS
c1e, Bella Howe, julius A. Beckwiih, Royal
Gangs Co,.nty-N. G. Hale, Chelsea,
Chairman, Jeremiah Foster, Carlos Carpeh-
ter. r.
Orleans Cossntv-D. P. Walworih, Coy
estrv, Chairman, Henry F. PreDiss !oei IL, H.
Dagcett, D. p. Cobb, George Leonard W.
J. Hastings. S. w. CLARK, w. i. May.
ChiHeadcn Colt1aty-L. Cummings, bur
lingion, Chairman, David FISH, "m. har-
man.
W,s1;artoa C5arnty-Orrin Smith, Berlin,
CHAIRMAN, D. P. Carpenter, F. F. Merrill
Franklin Cotsaty-Orlando Stevens, ST.
Adams. Chairman, S. w. Keyes ]. w. Hub
bard, Jacob Wead. Homer E. Royce,
Cuedonia County-A. G. Chadwick, st.
Johnsbury, Chairman, Bliss N. Davis, Jack
son Willard.
ESSEX Ctunf,r-Lucius R. Webb, Guild
hall, Chairman, John w. Herlshorn, David
Hubbard Jr.
LanloiHe Countg-Henry Stowell, Cam
bridge, Chairman, Harrison M Villas: Cha's
Co.'s.
Grand Lie County-Albert c Butler, Al
burgh, Chairman. John A. Chamberlain, Gil
bert Allen, Asahel Allen.
Mr.. Fairbanks, from the nominating com-
mittee, presented the names Of the following
gentlemen, 10 compose the State Central
Committee, aud they were unanimously APP
pointed:
Harry Bradley of Burlington,
Andrew Tracy Of Woodstock,
George T. Hodges of Rutland,
Pertus Baxter Of Derby,
&. P. Walton Jr. OF Montpelier,
Samuel Adams Of Grand Isle,
A. L. Miner of Manchester.
The meeting wac addressed by Messrs.
James. Barrett, Stevens, Shafter, and others.
On motion, it was ordered, that the Secre-
iaries cause the proceedings ofthe Conven-
lion 10 be published in all the Wing papers
in the State.
On motion. the Convention adjourned.
SILAS H.JENISON, President
SAMUEL G. CRAFTS,
PHEEEAs WHITE, VI, p-o-;so,,,.
frAoTHY FoLLETr, -'''
Gro. I. HODGES,
0.P. CHANDLER, ec.a:
ID. W. c. CLARKE, o'''
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-10-28

The F4EMER's LIBRARY-We have re
Ceived the Ilh number Of the Farmers libra
ry, edited By J. S. Skinner, and issued from
tee press Of Greedy s. McElra;h in N. York
II continues the Principles OF Agriculture, by
Abort d. Thayer, a work which would de-
light any enlightened and enlerprising agri
oulIuFistin the country. The Monthly Jour
val portion ofiho work contains many instruc-
i've articles, and much Intelligence highly
Interesting 10 agriculiuris's.
We think ihc Farmers Library is destined
Ultimately to take high stand among the
most useful agricultural productions Of the
lines.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-10-28
BRIGHTON MARKET.-MosDAr, Oct.

BRIGHTON MARkET.--MoSDA Oct.
20, 1915.
Reported for he ~ E. Farmer,
Al market 2l5O Beef Cattle. 1900 Stores,
5000 Sheep 2l5O Swine.
PRlcEs.-Beef Caile.-A small advance
was effected. We quote Extra $4.75 800.
FIRST quality $3.50 4,75. Second, 4,25 a
$50. Third quality SO a 3,75.
Barrelling Caiiie.-A lew sales only were
effected We quote last weeks prices, viz
Mess $3.50. No. l, So. We are informed
Il small advance was made above our quota
tons.
!Stores.-Ye earnings S. az; two years old
So Is; three years old SIS "a.
Sheep.-Saes little lsrter. Small lots
from 81 90 to I,S8.
WOOL. The market is well supplied with
feeces. or pulled, the stock is somewhat
diminished, but there viii soon be full sup
ply.
Prime or Saxony Fleeces, washed, ID 9!
a 40c American full blood, do 35 81
Do. 81 do 80 a 34-Do 1-2 do 81 a 81 Ia
aud common do 2S 30.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-10-28
THE BOSTON CULTIyATOR.

We have for few weeks past been favor
ed with an exchange Of The Boston Cultiva-
tor. Sofar as we can Judge from the small
number nc have received, it is ably conduc-
ted both in the agricultural. news and mis-
cellaneous departments. each ofwhich seems
70 occupy about an equal portion Of the pub
LEGATION. To farmers who conline their read
ing 10 bu: one or two papers, the Cultivator
would be as interesting as any one paper
which could be obtained. as it contains full
share of the news Of the day, in connection
with miscellaneous reading. We find tia,
several Cultivators are taken by distinguish
cd agricuiturSts ofthis region, few OF whom
are among lsIconiritufors.
Tho Culivator is printed upon a large
sheet, and may be had by application al the
oEoo Of Tie GALAXY.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-10-28
III Il RI d,

In Keene, on the 18th, ult,. by the Rev,
A. A. Liyermore, Mr.. 5. Parkman Tucker
man. of Boston, to Miss Mary o. E. Perry,
daughter OF The late Gen. Perry of Keene.
No less than 10 marriages were consum-
mated at Vernon VT, the 'GreIna Green OF
New England. by Cyrus Washburn, Esq, AT
or about the usual equinox, 1915
In Hinesburg on the 2Ist INST by Elder
Siowel, Joseph ii. Ferre. of Bridport, to
Miss Caroline c. Pelton, of Hinesburg.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-10-28
AuG ] L0Il ]

The subscribers will sell at Auction nrsi
the Vermont Hotel. in MiddIcbury, on lie 5il
day OF November next, Il large amount o
personal property, consisting Of
HORSES, COWS and other CATTLE
WAGONS, Single and Double;
SLEIGHS, do. do.
SLEDS for Horses and Oxen;
OK YOKES and CHAINS;
HARNESSES, single and double;
PLOWS and HARROWS;
HORSE and HAND RAKES;
OK CARTS and HORSE CARTS;
STOVES and STOVE PIPE.
And great variety ofarlicIcs not speci
fed above, ofalnozt every description.
TERMS-On all Gums OF so and up
wards six months credit; on all sums Of 5i0
and upwards three months, in all cases appro-
we'd endorsed notes on interest; under so,
cash.
Sale will commence at 0 O'Clock A. NJ. and
continue until all the property is disposed Of.
SAMUEL SWIFT.
EDWARD ID. BARBER,
JAMES NJ. SLADE,
Administrators ofJ. Wainwright, deed
Middlebury, Oct. II, 1915. 2i;3
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-10-28

inrv of Keniuckians have decided that
hre,Iing into A mans office, taking by force
a mans press and type, and forcibly proven
,uu him from publishing his opinions upon
| cacfs of common interest, is not violation
| Of Kentucky law.
Daniel o. Cpnuel is addressing the broth
of the boys in Tipperway, Ireland.
Frederick Douglass, who was here two
years ago, at the famous Great Convention,
is enlghtening Dublin, on the subject OF
American Slavery. Admission to his lectures
for lOur-pence.
The Governor general of India has been
obliged to interfere TO prevent gambling
among the officers ofthe b engal Army.
The Rev. ]. Blanchard & Rev. n. L. Rice
of Cincinnati, have recently had public de-
bate upon Slavery. 1t is to be published.
DR.. LarJner as.lately perfected appara-
tus to cure provisions. cistein to hold
brine communicating with an ar-tight cyl
inder, in which the swab is placed, and
pump which withdraws the brine from the
cylinder and returns it to the cistern.
DIR. Cobb, the Poet Laureate Of the
Z, " NJ, has called upon our Legislature for
assistance in his lite rary labOrs. Ills petition,
embracing an account OF hi life, and hlsto-
~ of his perseverance under difficulties was
referred to the Comm. on Education, who
asked to be discharged, and so were let of
halt cooked.
Mackenzie, the publisher OF the Hovt &
Butler letters, is exculpating himself from the
charges of treachery and apostacy. The
grounds are, that all is fair in politics.
The letters teach different doctrine.
The Vice Chancellor has refused to raise
the injunction restraining the sale of the
Hoyt letters. 1t is appealed to the Chancel-
Tor.
In England they have Young England
party in Germany Young Germany
party; and now, the lights Of The age are
setting about Young America party in
America. The first goes for carriers, and
broad shirt collars; the second goes for revo-
luton and no shirt collars and the last goes
for the rig hts of every body and no shirt at
all.
James G. Birney is said to be sck--ofhis
par.y-We nope.
I!imes-the Great Millennium man, has |
concluded to put of the end until 1917 be-
yond which, he says, time can have no ex-
sience. Until that period, the Advent Her
aid can be had at his Office at . dollars per |
innum, aud liberal discount for country
radc.
The WORLDS Convoniion,' held at New /
ork city, Numbering 100 souls, including +
BOYS, women and children, Sectors and |
amp lighiers,) for the purposes UiUnvcrsai |
Philanthropy and HomiSpheralr Refcru'.have
resolved that Mankind are bora without .
heir knowledge and CONSENT After which, |
The Worlds convention found il necessary
10 adjourn.
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TO Young MensOf Enterprise.

The subscriber wishes to engage several young
men ofenterprise in a business that will afford Z
net profit OF from thee 10 five hundred dollars the
ensuing winter.
Any young man who wishes 10 engage in safe
and pleasant business may obtain all necessary
information by applying 10 the subscriber at
Chimney Point A capital of fiom fifty 10 one
hundred dollars will be required and ample sccu-
rity given for The money, with interest.
DC. GOODALE.
October Is, 1915. 2G;tf
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Di c d..

In this town suddenly, Mrs. Blinn widow
of the late Jonathan Blinn, aged ~ years.
In Clinton Arkansas, Aug. 2lst. Harmon
Matthews, formerly of this village.
In New Haven, CT, Oct. 9Th, Mrs Mary
Dwight, widow Of President Timothy Dwigh,
aged 81.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-10-28
There Is no eIcuse

For the Headache lclen you can obtain the
Genuine MarshaiFs aromatic Catqrrh and
Headache Snuff.
This Snuff is a certain and perfect cure for
the Catarrh, also Common Colds in the Head
and the Headache, and is an excellent article for
sore and weak eyes. 1t opens and purges on all
Instructions, strengthens the glands, and gives
healthy action to the parts affected.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
All those wishing to purchase the genuine arti-
Gle of MarShalrS Snuff should purchase that Of
which II. c. Gridley, Middlebury, vi. is the pre-
prieior, and no other, as manufacture PERSONAL
ly the Snuff sold BY said Gridiey.
Dr.. MARSHALL
certify that the above article was executed
in my presence by Dr. lLirshall, and that his sig
nature thereto is genuine.
DoraStus Woos,er-Ju1ce.
lMiddlebuTy, January II, 1915. SO
n. B. The name OF II. c. Gridley. proprietor
will be found upon every BOTTLE Of the genuine
lMarshall's Improved Snuff Sold wholesale anC
retail by FL. c. Gn1ley, MiddlebuTy, vi. AGENTS
w. P. Russell, and S Moody, and by druggists
generally throughout the U. States and Canada.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-10-28
STATE OF VERMONT, ,
District Of Addison, S..


Be it remembered that at Probate Court held
Ct Middlebury in and for the District of addison
on the Goth day of October, A. D. 1915.
William 5. Lane and Charles d. Lane admin
iStratorS of the estate of
WILLIAM LANE,
late of Cornwallin said District deceased, present
their petition in writing said Court, praying for
license to sell real estate fsaid deceased for the
purpose of paying the debts of said deceased and
the expenses of administration; and therein set
forth the amount of debts due from the deceased,
the expenses of administration, the value of the
personal estate the situation of the real estate and
that tits necessary to sell real estate of said de-
ceased for the purposes aforesaid 1t is therefore
ordered, that said petition be considered at the
session OF this Court 10 be held at the Office of the
Register OF this Court in said Middlelury on
Thursday the 10Th day of November next, al one
o'clock in the afternoon and that said admins
traitors give notice thereofo all persons interested
that they may appear and make their objections if
any they may have, to said license being granted.
by publishing certified copy OF this order in the
Northern Galaxy-a newspaper printed at said
Middlebury-three weeks successfully, previous
to the time of said Court.
]. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy of Record.
Attest, J. S. BUSHNELL, Register. &c
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GARDEN COTTAGE,
Near hrs. HenShapS.)

II r S. ]. w HIT A KER
MOULD respectfully give notice that she has
" just arrived from Europe, bringing with her
the latest Freaotand EagliSi Fashions foI Silk and
Straw Bonnets of every description, which she
intends to manufacture at short notice for all who
NAV favor her with their custom.
Mrs w. having been in the employ of one of
the best shops in England, feels competent 10 do
any work in her line, such as making nctr, or alter
ing at bonne,s, to the present fashion in a neat
and durable manner. All work entrusted to her
care will be warranieddo give entire satisfaction
AIddIebury, Oct 81, 1915. 26;3m
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-10-28
F.4EE GOODS.
A. Il. e RIM. CHIPMANs

80 ~ - CIV. CA44A .slANtA
4 RE nov receiving froIa Pos.on. fresh ,urriy
II Of Goods, Of which We u .! elumcralc lew.
such IS 49,
AmerIran, Frcsch anil German Broad
CIo;hs, Beaver, Pilot. IN Clnadd Cloths,
for over coats, Blk AMI Fancy Cassimeres
and fancy Docskins, fancy s ,tinc;rs. Cash
mere De Co>Se Rrpj. Cashmere. fancy
DE LINES Six ani Cotton Warn AIpac-
ca, Orleans and Indiana Cloths fancy Tiaid.
Booking, great var'riy 81 Shawls, such
as Boston, French Gaia, Net, Satin Stripe,
Silk < Wool, b X ID mask, Sc. A laree
stock OF Calicocs anu Cu,tl1s, MufIs, Beas,
l'atS, taps, Bufial7 Robes, Boots & hoes
Grocer les, Crockcry Glass and Hardware
Medicines Oils, PAINS, Sc.
Having boushta heavy stock, we are COY ffent
we can sive our customers aid friends quality
and prices which cannot tuI suii, al less, G VIII
say that We will sell Is low as The lowest. an
Kinds Of ProI1ce, LaR.cr, Shingles, &. TAKEN
81 The highest mai hei Prices
BridFari SEPT. ., lst5.
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n LEW GOODS.

have this day received, a large and
SPLENDID assortment of staple and fancy
DRY GOODS
among which may he found, black, blue
black, Broad and Beaver Cloths, Black and
Blue Cassimeres, Fancy do. rich winter
Vestings, Ottoman Rep. Cashmere dEcos-
Sc, Alpaca. silk warp, Fig'd Lunetia, May
ID ne Alpaca, and Cashmere Shaw's, Prints
Il great variety sheetinr, shirtingss, Drills,
brown and bleached Cotton yarn, Sc all of
which will be soil at a small advance for
Cash and most kinds of Produce.
w. CHAPMAN.
Versennes, Oct, Is, 1S45.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-10-28
NEW GOODS,

Tie subscriber Is now receiving and opening at hls
store IN MonAIon Borough, La &C and elegant as
sortncnt Of
DRY GOODS,
comprising greater variety than IS usually kept 10
country store, and he desires to call attention to
the largest assortment Of Dress Goods and Cloak
ihss that he ever before had tie pleasure Of Offering
10 the public, embracing the fashionable AMI
newest styles, some Of which selected express.
y with the view Of pleasing the Friends and o,ler.
wishing plain and rich Goods,
Also, Groceries, Hardware, Crockerv aud Glass
Ware, Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Linseed ami
Lamp OIL, Cut and Wrought Mails, Win,low Glass
and Putty, Looking Glasses, Powder, Shot, Lad
..ui Pereussian Cars. SUPERFiNE FLOUR, Sah.
Fish, SC, SC, SC.
lie has also received assortment Of Boots and
Shoes, consisting OF Mems and Bows Cowh:de
Boots, Colrse-f-e aud Calfskn do. Women's and
Misses Calfskin Shoes and Bootres, Of superior
qisllIiyand about two-thirds the usual prices Also
Farwelrs Shoes, Slips and Buskins. India Rubber
over shoes. Wooden Clocks and Umbrellas, eou,nri-
sing the largest and best assortment ever before a.
iered in this place, prices unusually low, an, ~
the most accommodating terms. The highest prices
paid lr produce. The people are invited 10 rail- and
examine.
=. c. SXIFIs
kOakfon Oct IL IsS
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-10-28
TAKE NOTICE. GENTLEME
LADIES. REMEMBER.

That CashmereS, NJ. De LANES, Rcpt Dc
LANES, Chusans, AlpaccaS, plain and figured,
Cords, Gimps, fnnges, velvetS, ribbons, hat nib
bons, Silk girdleS, cords and tasselS, worSted
boas, cravats, fancy velvets, gloves spiral cord.
quilted borders, bonnet silks, carpet bags, cali
Goes, muSlins, cloth buskinS, CATERS, slips, walk
ing shoes, shawlS, &c &c, YOU can buy OF the
subscribers cheaper than of any one else in this
vicinity. z. BECkWITH & Co.
Oct. 1911.