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Wings are you ready

The election is at hand Are you ready
brother Wings, for it Is tie spirit Of 1910
again kiudled in your bosoms Does the
love of country spire You with courage and
zeal for the approaching contest! Apathy
and indifference are sure to bring de al ::
eternal vilgance is the price Of liberty
thought the Wings Of old 70 Lei us iee'
the same and act accordingly NO True
Wing will sleep at his post in the time oil DAN
ger. The Locos are awake end active.
rbev arc ralIying their troops throughout
The State, in hopes Of victory. Men by APP
pointed holders, are. sirasersing the
State in obedience 10 orders from head quar-
,ers. rallying the faithful 10 The contest.
Unscrupulous in their means and ,ef1orts,they
blush not TO avow them. They think the
Wbigs rre disheartened and discouraged, and
will not trouble the polls with their presence.
Brother Wings, let it not be for yon to regret
after election, that you stayed away from the
polls and neglected your duty. Let every
one think that upon his personal efforts The
result of the election depends. and we lear
not but he will act, and act with spirit ana
energy. union and firmness. Rally TO inc
rolls with enc accord, and we triumph
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From. thin Bello,rs Falls Gazette.

The Montpelier Patriot, the Green Noun
tain Freeman and the locoioco papers are
crotcing most Justify over the Wing State
Convention. which was, really. very spaing-
ingly attended. 1t happened at very busy
season of the year, and at a time when but
little excitement prevailed. We are ashamed
of the number present, though we suppose ii
TO have been at least five times as large as our
opponents represent. They areso accustom-
&c to Misrepresentation, that itwould be won
deriul, indeed, if they came any nearer the
truth: 1t was generally expected that the
Old ticket would be renominated and there
lore 1t was unnecessary to make n great
Convention. In fact The people had decided,
long before the convention was holden, who
would be the candidates.
Fer the bare honor Of n large copxen,ion.
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CONE ONE-COME ALL!

1t is said that we dare not discuss n1iioal
politics, and hence direct attention to State
affairs. What are the national questions the
gentlemen wings wish to discuss! Is IL The
TdriG! We arc discussing that every week
so far rs regards the interests of Vermont,
and if we are not mistaken experience has
brought us such aid as TO make discussion
unnecessary TO convince any rational man.
Is 1t T'erGs We shall be very much graf
ified to meet the British. French, Mexicaus.
or their allies, the frderalists, at any and at
all times, 10 discuss the subject with the pen,
or any weapon they may choose.
We cut the above from the VI. Patriot
Before we conclude TO enter upon a discus
sion. We wish to have Mr.. Marston answer
few questions in regard 10 the Tariff. How
much protection would be affolded the far
mcr upon his wool, Of any and every grade,
to have foreign wool come into the country
as Mr.. Polk said it ought TO "DUrY FREEl'.
Give rs an answer 10 this question Mr.. Mars
ton. No lodging. To the mark. Give the
answer.
Where would our great surplus of Wheat,
Beef, Pork, and other productions Of the far
mer, meet with ready and sure market.
were our own manufactures stopped, and
our country iiooIe,i with iurrisn paupcr la
bo: goods Answer This Mr.. Marston. How
long would the numerous factories in the land
run were the duty on foreign goods reduced
10 IL l-2 per. cent? Give this question an
answer Mr.. Patriot if you please.
If the duty at present upon coarse wool is
inadequate to afford protection why did your
party go dead set against it in Congress at the
time the bill was passed and why did YOU not
petition tho last Congress to have it raised !!
Out with the answer if You have one. As
MIR. Polk is an open and avowed opposer of
the principles of protection to domestic in
dus;ry,and you profess to be its staunch friend.
why Go you not raise a delegation to wait
upon MIR. Polk, and plead with him and his
Cabinet to sustain protection and particularly
as applied TO wool Let us know Mr.. Mars
ton. The public are interestel IN this matter.
But about Texas. Are you in favor Of the
existence Of slavery in Texas. Was You
not one year since opposed to the admission
ofTexas! Dad you not laud to the skies
MIR. Van Burens anti Texas letter? Did no,
many ofyour party vote in there association,
that their delegation to the loco national con-
veniion from this state, had n.isrepresented
their known minds, in throwing overheard
MIR. Van Buren, and nominating }. X. Polk !
Was not MIR. Polk nominated on the ground
that he was in favoro the annexation of Tex.
as, and the extension aud perpetuation Of
American Slaveryl Do you not know that
you are the allies of shareholders, the abettor:
and promoters of the accursed system
When these questions are fully answered VIC
will then proceed.
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advocates of free trade. annexation, and
Southern tyranny and domination, as if the
North was not already sufficiently Inundated,
for the sake of simple municipal regulation
which even il it does no good works no such
horrid evil !
Although we would gladly have escaped
saying any thing in relation to this Conven-
lion, we could not avoid few words Of eau
ton to our Wing friends against the fatal
snare thus set to eutrap them, and the folly
OF falling into it. Indeed we were forced TO
speak out. However reserved and neutral
our journal has held itself, and will hole, IN
relation to the license question,we cannotdal-
ly with the profigacy of this Locofoco at
tempt to discover the Wing party. by this
artful scheme Of making flare up upon
the subject Of temperance. Although we are
determined not to set down ausht in malice
we should regret extremely to see single en-
lightened Wing enter tho proposed Conven-
tor. and engage in its proceedings. Our
doctrine is. touch mol, taste not, handle not
Let the Locofoco leaders alone in all their
glory.
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Town Committees.

We hope the Town Committees will see
IN it.-that district Committees are appoin-
fed and voters brought out on the day OF
election. Much depends upon their prompt
action. Negligence on their part may Prove
disastrous. generally attends prompt
and efficient action. A ful! supply oil votes
should be early obtained, and voie-dislribu-
tors appointed, who will be at their posts.
Weurqe the Town Committees TO act at
once. as only weeks elapses before election
day icomcs. Remember sSeptember ID is
The day.
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OUR RAILROAD.

From letters received from Boston we fee
more and more encouraged that the stock o
the Rutland road will be taken. Ii may be
work of time, but our committee are conf
dent that they are daily gaining ground. They
are determined TO Persevere to the end, and
to fight our cause into favtr. They are pre-
pairing pamphlet to meet the outrageous
misrepresentation of FELTON,, who now ap-
pears as their worst enemy. The current is
public favor is fast setting right, A gentle
man in town yesterdaysfrom Boston says as
we are informed, that many oft those who have
taken stock or the Central road, not having
as yet paid any instalment, will abandon it
for the Rutland. The Fifchburgers are a
harmed at the prospect Of the construction Of
the road from Nashua to Charleston, there to
connect with the Rutland; And the Cen
trails are also in a tremor, fearing that the
rude repulse they have given TO the Concord
and Lebanon people will induce the latter to
leave White river for the Passumsic. The
BelkDap Gazette states that the subscription
TO this road is rapidly filling up. Three hun
this general IN clee among rail roads we have
never doubted that the Rutland would come
nj victorious. Ii is the right one, and will
finally prevail. We shall soon see.
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INDEPENDENT CONVENTION.

The freemen Of Addison County without
distinction of party, who believe the presen,
license law TO be unconstitutional, unjust and
oppressive, and who desire TO see religion and
morality, ofsprings of truth and conscience,
instead of the creatives of legislation aud
hypocracy-alI, in short, who are disposed to
be freemen rather than slaves of self cousti-
tuted society, are requested to meet at the
Town Room in Middlebury on Friday 22d
day of August next at ono o'clock p. N. to
nominate Candidates, for Senators for this
County and to transact any other business
which may be deemed necessary at that time.
By the reques: of MANY,
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BRIGHTON MARKET.-Moxpar, At

IL, lS4@.
Reported for The n. Z. Farmer.
At market 900 Beef Cattle 1900 Sheep
and 100 Swine. 100 Beef Cattle and 1000
Sheep unsoId.
PRIcEs.-Beef CdtHe-We quote Extra
1925. First quality s.. Second qualify,
1925 a. ,75. Third quality, So a 4.
.Sheep.-'Dull'' Lambs from SIPS to g
Old Sheep fromSl so 10 225.
.SIrine.-Former prices were not sustain
ed. We reduce our quotations. Shoats, 10
peddlc 1-2 ga for,Sows, and 41-2a SIS
for Barrows. Old Hogs 4 1-2 and A.
AT retail from to 1-2
WOOL. Fleece Wool of the new clip
continues TO come in freely, sales of several
small lots have been made during the past
week.
Prime or Saxony Fleeces, washed, II. IS
a 40 c.-American full blood, do 81 81
Dos do 80 n 35-Do. l-2 do 81 n 33-1-4
and common do 2S so.
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oANDss CELEBRATED SARsAPARILLI.-
This excellen, compound, which is creating
such universal interest throughout the
country, has at length made its way success
fully into the favor of ON citizens and the
people around us. We have read again and
again OF The efficacy of this invaluable ,nedi-
cme-Ii we can call very pleasant beverage
medIcine-but not until recently have we had
any positive proof which could induce MS TO
speak freely oft. But from facts in our
possession, we are now well convinced that.
without any exception,.i it is the safest, pleas
ATTEST, and best compound ever offered to
the public, for the cure of an chronic diseas-
es, rheumatism, scrofula, and all impurities
Of the blood: together with many other COM
plaints.
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1t has been SO long remarked that the age
is one of the 'nostrums andnostrum vendors.
that we hardly dare recommend valuable
discovery in the medical science, lest we
jeopardize onr reputation for crudulity and
consistency, but in this instance we hesitate
not TO hazard the remark which we have
made above.-Hartford Rerie,r.
For further particulars and conclusive evil
dence of its superior value and efficacy, see
pamphlets, which rray be obtained ofagents
gratis.
w. p. Russell Agent Middle5ury VT.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the Cham
plain and Connecticut River Rail Road com,
pany will petition the legislature OF Vermont
at their next session, to be held on the second
Thursday Of October 1915, to pass an aci
granting to them the right to extend theifroad
from Burlington to Canada line.
Middebury Sih, August le45.
SAMUEL SWIFT Clerk
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FIFTY THOUSAND D0LLARS!I
PAID FOR THE ORIGINAL RECIPE OF THE
CELEBRATED IMMINENT
ST. John Z0ass'.

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nj a rri ed,

In Burlington on Wednesday evening, 18th
inst, by The Ri. Rev. John II. Hopkins,
EDWARD ]. PHELPS Esq. and Miss MARY l..
HAIoHr, both of that place.
In Whiting. on The 9Th inst, by the Rev.
MIR. Allen, Mr.. Quincy Lockwood to Miss
Charity Brace, all of Whiting.
In this town, on the Sd INST, by the Rev.
J. T. Philips, Mr.. Joseph ST. Jernain OF
Moscow in the province of Canada, TO Miss
Aurela Little, of Middlebury.
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STRAYCOW-

Strayed from the subscriber, in the village
of MiddIebury, on the 10th Of the present
month, light red milk COW; she bad some
black paint on her horns, now mostly worn
off, Any information of her thankfully re-
ceived, and all charges paid.
THEODATUS PHELPS.
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Di C d..

&KEzx-sxzHx51nzs. zsaEzz7zzzsEsyssES2zzxE
NORTH YARMOUTH, MAINE, March 4, 1874.
For eight years have been more or less
afflicted with a disease ofthe lungs. During
that time have been attended by eminent
physicians, and have takenImany ofthe most
popular medicines in the country, all of which
did me but little good. Last May, | was
seized with violent cough and pain in the
left side, and bleeding of the lungs. A skill
full physician was called, and he said it was
called, and said it was of no use TO take much
medicine. continued very well ill Nov.
when the cough and raising of blood began
again,with increased violence. was running
downvery fast and very little hopes of ever
recovering my health again. In December
began TO use DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry, and received more benefit from one
bottle, than from all other medicines. have
nowtaken two botilesand Iamin better health
than have been for seven wears
MARY JOHNSON.
Mary Johnson is my daughter. and know
the statement above 10 be true. 7 am we'll
acquainted with the circumstance other com
plant, and feel positive that she owes The res
toratlon TO health, TO Wistar's Balsam of wild
Cherry. u WIN
=, JAMES JOHNSON.
MIR. Johnson is one of the most resnectahlc
and wealthy citizens of North Yarmouth,
Me. VI ''''''u
For sale by Dr. w. P. Russell.
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PRRlFY THE b l. GOD.
MOFFAT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
AND
PHOENIX nIrTERS.

I The high and cnyicd celebrity which these pre-
eminent Ne.ii:inc> have acquired Tor their invaluable
efficacy in all the diseases which they profess to cure
has rendered the usual practice of putting not only
unnecessary, but unworthy Of them. They are
known by tIcr fruits; their good works testify fer
them, and they thrive not by the faith Of tho cFe!u-
lous.
IN ALL G. Asses
Of asthma, Acg,e and Chronic Rheumaiism.
affections Of the Bladder and kidneys, BIZ
ioas Ferers and Lirer Complaints DysPePsi0'
General Debility. Nigh. S'cedis, Nervous
Complaints, Piles, Hush Of BiOod 10 The Head,
Sou ry, Sail Rhean, iSirsiings Sc.
For further information see Moffu's Almanac and
the Good Samaritan which may he found at the
Drug Store Of w. T. Russell,
authorized Agentfor MiddIebusy
and vicinity
PS Look out for ConuterfetS.
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D0CT. J. BR0CKWAY
FROM ALBANY, FORMERLY

INOh n LID NV . OlNMEINbI
OF VERMONT,
Will be in Middlebury on or about the first
of August. He will be prepared to render
professional service and advice. not only, as
Dentist. But having lost one of his limbs at
the notorious =" anti-limb" Fulton Ferry n.
York City, and been compelled to call into
exercise his bump Of constructiveness, (of no
mean Development beiore,) he has substitu-
ted Tor himself an artificial limb superior to
anything of the kind heretofore in use. Sym
pathising therefore with cripples he offers his
aid to the entire race Any man, woman or
child minus a tooth, palate, nose, an arm
or a leg may do themselves favor by consult
ing Doct. B.. who also designs and applies
various mechanical fixtures for the relief of
the impotent,Ihe manned or delormed, consul
tation fee, where nothing further is done, two
Dollars.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
We the subscribers, being appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the district of addison,
Commissioners TO receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against the
estate of
JUSTUS MORSE,
late of Leicester in said district, represented in
solvent and also all claims and demands exhibit
ed in ogffet thereto, and six months from the 3lst
day ofJuly last being allowed by said Court Tor
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business OF our said ap-
Pointment at the dwelling house Of Widow Jus
tus Morse in said Leicester, on the last Tuesdays
of September and January next from nine o.
clock on each of said days.
Given under our hands this ID day Of August
A d. 1915. IL
LEONARD D. JENNY, Commis-
JOHN PROUT, StoHers-
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Rheumatism.

This most distressing disease, which is so uni
verSally prevalent, is easily cured in short time
by rubbing in few bottles of the liniment
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Mr.. +. Brown.- Bath. Ne. .iYay ~ 1911.
Dear Sir:-I have some time past Sufirr-
ed much from J.undice and Dv<pri<:a ft
the Stomach; loss Of appetite, aud trouble
| and pain From the least simple food, with
pain II tho head and side; a slight cough.
general wcaknesSand debility ofthn system.
Aftcr nsing number medicines without
any relief was induced to try your Sas-
sapnrilla and Tomato Bir,erS. | received
/ Immediate relief from The usc of one Bot
! tie, and feel sratified for the great relief /
have received, and would recommend il To
ali who are sgI .ria. from similar disorders.
Yours truly FREDERICK p SLAIp
VIZ +. Brown Utica, MY. Nav I7ih, 1891
Dear Sir:-i again out 81 vonr 81 .:,r arill,
snd Tomato hirTS; II j. an article that - rii.rli
thought Ct; Old lly fson Frankfort, liz, Ar,er
County, Say- she iis been confined her h,isc Tor
seven wears, anil this has enaIiicd her To- rst ,rt
Several in h- city say tli;,t it is the best .,r,;irar
ttcy have ever taken.
Please send me- a fresh supply soon, as haven't i,
b1tiIc IN The store Your VI iih respect.
J. l.. WARNER, per Il. +. R..Y.
To Mf. Brown, Chemist, Boston
] certify that nv wife has been afflicted II iih 70
very bad huinor her Eicc, and at her s;onlrh fu
fifteen years past. After using v rinus n-sicii,-s
recommended fnr her complaints with iitlir - ~,
benefit, she Commenced using by the advic &C h.r
Edward Mason, Apurcary, ynur s;a Sat,ar. Ia a,,.
Tomato Bit.crs, aah The IL Ia better health r,.
re has cipre enjoyed i,r the lat fifteen yc;,rs on
J would checrfuy recommend to MI AMI c;eiv o.,
who is ali lieted with any Of the ermplIinrs ,ha
this inaIcine is ninended for, il in ffrfi
ence to any aIiiclr in psc
Yours Respectfully, J. Z. LEACH
FALN 'vTH, May 20, 1914.
LIVER C0TPI AMT, can be cured wihnri r~sOI
ing 10 mercury, ;fyou VII only use Browns Sars
parilla and Ton.,it Bitiers.
To Mr. Friedrich Brown, Proprietor Of the Sar>
par Ia and Tomato Btfcrs
This certi6cs that INV wife severely aE lies
with the LIVER Complaint and her health Was =.
seriously undermined. Having tried var trs y.
sc iptiuns. without sucerss, she foI tui: iel,
duced to Try your oar>aparilla and Tnmatn Bitter
her health soon began to improve. and Sic ~
much better in hc:h and would advise any oPc in
health to use them. Yours Respectfully
CHARLES CARRIE
PORTLAND, Nc. June 5, 1874
For further information inquire of Ire Ars.
W. 2. RUSSEI
III orders for tie above should be u
dressed TO the Pr ,prietor Frederick Bro
g Washington ST. Boston.
AgeRts.-MiidIcbury, w. 2. EusSs
Vcrgenncs, Jo hn II. Bowman; Shorcha
Wright and Bush Whiting. Joseph
monds Cornwall, B. + Haskell; Bril-,
G.. W. ParInc'ce ew Ha, en-, a. PR
zoe; AloHk;on. =. G.. Smith Cormv
|. G. Mead HinrsbHrgh. Boymtou & p
rett; Burlington, Peek s Spear Brand
Warren and Hiss; Pitrsforl, Henry
mor,s. They sre sold also by Drugs.
and appointed Agents generally ihrot.
out the State.
PRICE, dollar bottle or 10
FOR dollars
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Palsy,

OF the legs, arms, hands, or face will he speed
lily restored to action by thoroughly rubbing wit
The liniment one hour al a time three times day
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THE MISSION 70 ENGLAND.

The report that The mission 10 England
mas been offered TO Louis McLane appear,
o be well authenticated. The Washington
Journal announces the fact, and says Nv
Mel. will accept it. Report, however
was incorrect in styling in special miss
on. Mr.. McLane will take the place o
Mr. Everett, who is 10 be recalled. ant
The prominent, matter whick the new Min
'sler will have in charg. will be the salts
(t ciory and final adjuslmen, of the Orego,
question. Repor. further says that Mr.
McLane will depar. for London early il
the ensuing month. From the circun
stance that he will 60 with leave of alb
sence' from tie Railroad Company owe
which he presides, taken in connection
with the contemplated appointment of
Presidentpr tsmporc in his place, it MAJ
he inferred that his residence abroad vii
70, be protrac,ed.
The official confirmation Of the appoin,
men. CO me 6y last mail.
OWciat--.Appointmeni by The President
Louis McLane, of Mary and, MInis,e
PIen ipole nsiary and Envoy Extraordinar,
to The United Kingdom of Grea, Bri.eil
aud Ireland. vice Edward Everett. recall
Jed.
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North Branch Canal.
THE STOCK TAKEN.

We were pleased TO learn by the fol.
lowing slip from the Luzerne Democrat,
lha: the stock OF this company, was all
taken on Tuesday last. The compile lion
of this Canal to New York State Lire will
be glorious eta in The history of Northern
Pennsylvania. II will give immense i'm
pulse 10 the Iron and Coal business OF
Columbia and Luzerne, by opening an un-
bounded marke. for them in Western New
York, as well as through the whole length
|of The chain of Lakes. We also learn that
arrangements are now making for the com,
plelon OF Cauawissa and Little Schuykill
Rail Road, through TO Wilismsport, which
will open market eastward and westward
With these Improvements, in connection
with the State Canal, passing through the
heart Of Columbia. she is destined. shortly
|fourishing counties in the State, and the
beautiful village of Bloomsburg, with hel
iuMShsO "o'Ci POWOlS ~ uCAduodUic OCus
of Iron ore and Limestone, The centre ol
attraction and of business.
THE Books for the Subscription TO the
4 capital Stock Of the NORTH BRANCH
lCANAL COMPANY were opened by
the Commissioners al the Phoenix Hotel
| in this place at Q O'Clock P. NJ, to-day
and ii is with feeling Of especial salisfac
Elton that we are enabled 10 inform ou
Friends here and abroad that The whole sun
was subscribed, and the first instslmen
Ipaid before closing the Books, at 6 P. NJ
The amou, Of capital 10 one million Of dol
lars.
| This improvement, when com mpleted, az
il undoubtedly will be, and soon, will eper
Ia wide feld dor the enterprise, in lusiIy and
and capital. not only Of Northern PenRsyl
0ania, but wall bring here from other sguar
!ers men and money, 10 aid in developn,
he resources go long lying asleep within
,ur borders.
Our Coal and Iron will be made availa
,e 10 their full extent; and rich harvest.
will be respcd by The careful, and tho EN-
srprising operator. The l7lh of June W,
sci down as brigh. day in The records of
IWyo ming.