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,.,,k il. and that is the last Mr.. Cough rec
elects ill thiInorning. when he recollects to
80 heard it said that there was reward Of
tared for Mr.. Cough, the temperance lecturer
Sir. Coughs friends make no charges as
vet: they are rejoiced at having their friend,
and the friend oftemperance restored to thenl'
aod they thank heaven that he has been pre-
served. But what course will the public au-
thorisies pursue? Will not every person wno
has been engaged in this fendIsh iransa ~
he called to an account We sincerely MP
SO. Some strong narcotic dr"gJio'Iw NJ.
opium-was probably adnlnis'eITJIu ~ -
Cough, in no small quantity. ms ma,Gn
ring, gold pencil, and ch'in' ~ete az h; T IT,
had about $40 in money about hiln' ilt
Will bo recoIiected that he had S23o when he
left the Croton Hotel,
There are many things to be called up a.
,,,ong others the fact that although this gen
,Ieman had been missing week, no titinss
had been heard of him until a reward was OIL
fered for his restoration. But we are in hopes
that when the effect of the drugs with which
h, had been dosed is worked oil, that Mr.,
Cough himself will de able TO give some in
formation which will throw more light upon
the whole transaction. At present he Is
quite delirious-N. Y. Con-. Adr- Sept, 10
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nFSANDs's SARsAPARILLA.-Light is the
most important, the most sensible and strik-
ins phenomenon of the universe. 1t affords
the means Of exalted and exquisite pleasure,
and is the source from whence man derives
the largest proportion of valuable knowledge.
When decomposed it is found to consist of
the seven primary colors, thus proving the
Sun, the source from whence il comes, to be
the grand painter of creation. As light is to
the physical world, so is health to the physi-
cal frame-remove the one, and all is blank !;
take away the other. and man withers ere he
blooms. As the genialrays of the Sun infuse
warmth and renewed vigor into vegetable
creation, so SANDs's SARsAPARILLA infnse s
streansth into the weak and languid frame.
Daily experience, shows results the Eost
pleasing aud unlocked for, thus gladdening
the hearts of thousands who had given up to
despair. Cures are recorded calculated to
satisfy the most incredulous and as facts are
stubborn things they have only TO be men,
toned. Chrouic arrangements, cutaneous
diseases, impurities of the blood, &c. are
safely and perfectly cured by its use.
For further particulars and conclusive evil
dence of its superior value and efficacy, see
which may be obtained of ggents
gratis. w. P. Russell, Agent.
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Tss TARIFF.-Thc Baltimore Patriot has
a lettor from its Washington correspondent,
which concludes thus:-
Unjust say word or two abau! The contem-
plated Obstruction Of The Tariff The work Is
10 he donc-and the people will have 70 sui
fer! The rcvenue from the customs, rs You
perccvc by the returns Of the last month IL
New York, is falling oil very materially
Added TO this, the post Office department VIII
probably fail to meet lis expenses Tor the cur
rent wear. by something Ike 81 100000! In
this state Of things, what will Mr. Walker do!
WHY. propose 10 reduce TIE tariff on iron.
and WOO, and boots and shoes, and cabinet
furniture, and coarse cotons, &c. &c, and TO
lay a duty on tea and coGee, and other foreign
articles OF consumption which our people,
from habit cannot well do without.
Perhaps he may do as lie once proposed IN
the Scna;e, as the bcsimcans of raising about
S2OQ00C0l, Just revenue enough 10 carry n
the government economically, the had Il ter
ribic horror OF raising a Surpla5 , r'comrren-
d-d that a tax oftweniy per cfut. be levied
OF the gold and silver plate in the private
families Of the people OF the country! But
when Senator Simmons, in his quiet, mathe-
NAUTICAL way, showed tbs Mississippi econo-
mist that such tax would raise a surplus OF
something like eighty millions Of dollars, The
proposition stuck its head under a leal and
went TO sleep-to be, or not to be, walked W
TO lie in Mr. Secretary Walkers forthcoming
Treasury Report.
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FACTS TO BE REMEMBERED.-That Con-
sumption Is almost always produced BY a
cold that might easily be cured. That Wis
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry will cure any
Cough or Cold, no matter how long standing.
That the milder form of Consumption itself
is also cured by this Balsam. That it is con-
ceeded by many lawyers, clergymen and ply
sicians that this Balsam has never been
equalled efficacy in all affections of the Lungs
and Liver. That scores now rejoice in the
possession Of good health who. but for this
Balsam, would have been in their graves
having been given up to die by their friends
and physicians. Above all remember that
this invaluable medicine has been initiated
under various names, and that DR.. Wistdr' S
genuine Bdisam Of Uild Cherry only can be
relied to CURE. 1t has been warranted to
cure Asthma in every stage-what no physi-
clan has ever achieved-and has never been
known to fail. For delicate health in young
females it stands unrivalled-as it does for all
diseases of this climate.
For sale BY W. P. Russell.
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~ Ex-President Van Buren, has written
a letter in favor of the annexation Of Texas,
in which he says that all further agitation
of the question, or obstacles to its amicable
completion by the citizens Of either country
would be unwise and highly inexpedient
and, in case Of war with Mexico should be-
come necessary, he says:
II cannot permit myself TO doubt ihat .ne
administration will, as it ought, be supported
in the prosecution OF such war by Inc
hearts and hands of the whole people"
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The QUEES's VIsIT To GERMANY, MAY
ExcE, Aug. l6.-Ai six O'Clock this evening
her ma jcsty and The Prince, accompanied on
" by their own suite, arrived in the Fairy al
The Government House of this city. Vast
military preparations had been made.
Az usual, cannon Numbered and music
played when the Queen landed; her males-
fy and the Prince were received by Prince
William Of Prussia, the governor Of Mayence.
lSth.-The Queen and Prince Albert have
denarted for Wurzburg en- route for Coburg
The Queen and Prince travel in a close car
riaee and four. one postillion, German fash
ion. riding one Oft wheelers, and humping
mos, uugracelGlIy along, Joltlng mass oil
boots, and blue and yellow Jacket Two ba-
rouches. containing The members OF her suite,
and luggage van. followed The royal car
riage, which was escorted by small but
smar! party ofPrussian Lancers.
~ At Leipsic, on the 12th, a riot broke
out among the people upon religious grounds,
in which several persons lost their lives.
BITTEN BY ARAT-ExTRAoRDIN CASE.
"A few evenings ago, young man named
Hays, an assistant in the provision Store Of
Mir. Bancroft, on The corner of Purchase and
Federal streets, went home TO his house, and,
putting his hand into closet, in the dark,
lett ii seized sharply. Upon withdrawing il
he found large rat adhering to him so firm
w that he could not shake the creature off ill
he had killed it. The wound left was incon-
siderable, and Mr.. Hays thought nothing of
The matter till his hand began 10 swell. Up
on calling medical aid, it was found that the
virus had spread through his system, and he
now lies in a very dangerous state. In the
opinion of the physician, amputatIon would
be useless, and he can live but short time
The swelling in the hand is now suosideo,
and ii appears as,if withered.-POSt.
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contain sixteen pages of solid matter, which
will enable the publishers TO give all the pro-
ceedings worthy Of being preserved in book
form, for binding and future reference. The
exceedingly low terms will place it within The
reach of all the publishers hope that their
friends will use their exertions in obtaining
subscribers.
~ Those who forward Five Dollars shall
receive Eleven copies-Ten dollars, Twenty
three copies-Twenty dollars, FIFTY cop
price 10 forty cents, for
volume of 500 pages.
A title page and complete index will be ad-
ded at the end of the volume, to makeit more
convenient for future reference.
THEOPHlLUS FISK,
JESSE E. DOW.
Washington, Aug. II, ls45.
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IRoX IN EURoPE.-Late statistical returns
made in Berlin, give the following i'm
port1nt facts in regard 10 the production oil
iron in the different states Of Europe, viz
England. 100000 tons; France, 100000
Russia, 100000; Zalverein and Hanover
100000; Austria 100000; Belgium, 150, 900;
Sweden. $4,000; other ports of Europe, 80
0O0.-Total, 100000. One of our Ameri-
can states produces more than any one of the
five last divisions OF Europe!
Iron MINES OF NEwY oRK.-There is sufli-
cent iron ore in one mine in Newcombe, Es-
sex Co, N. Y. within 200 feet of The surface,
TO make eighty million cubic feet Of iron!
|A stranger died in Rochester, N. Y,
Sept. 3, supposed to be Landon Bales, on his
way from illinois 10 Colchester, VT His
wallc, contained S22, and his trunk a quanti-
ty Of clothing.
MORE MASSACHUSETTS BEaUEsTs.-Mr
Hayden. n Massachusetts gentleman, has
gwen $4,000 to The Vermont College at
Burlington.
AZ Major Noah says: Brandy and wa
ter and segars, a fast trol:ing horse, a pocket
book with bank notes, gaming and late hours
are the rocks on which are wrecked many
bright hopes and alluring prospects-the fond
anticipa;iOns Of parents, and the realization
of anxiousIy desired blessings"
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S6,132.300
9.637.00G
SLIGO 800
Real estate,
Personal estate,

3l0, IOJ SUI
There are IS public schools sustained by
the town. and AZ teachers are constantly en-
ployed, of whom only four are males.
There are PSI vessels belonging TO the
town, engaged in the whaling business; they
are all ships but five, their united tonnage be-
ing So l62 tons, and they are manned by a.
bout 1000 men. Their value is estimated al
S7,530,000. and the entire capital engaged in
the whale business varies but little from nine
millions of dollars. The value of whale and
sperm oil and whalebone imported in 1874
was more than three millions of dollars.
The above is condensed from the National
Magazine.
1t would be difficult 10 find in any other
place an equal population earning annually
SO large sum OF money. Few are aware
how much wealth is drawn from the great
Deep. About ihree-lourths of the globe is
covered with water; and the amount of fish
of all kinds, oil, guaIo, and other marine pro-
ducts, which can be obtained from this vast a
bode of organic life, iscapable of an indefinite
increase.
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j ? 500 Pages for Fifty Gents IN 81
PROSPECTUS OF THE
CONGRESSIONAL JOURNAL.

The editors of the United States Journal
propose 10 commence, with the next session
Of Congress, weekly publication under The
above title, 10 continue through the whole
session, at the unprecedented Ioio pr1ce oil
FIFTY CENTS ! TO each subscriber Tor
volume offive hundred pages!
twill contain faithful and impartial rec
ord OF both Houses of Congress, the gist oil
all the important speeches which may be de-
llvered. &c. &c. The most competent repor-
tiers will be employed and nothing shall pre-
vent 1t being made worthy of the patrona ge
of the public generally. The Journal will
10 patronise tn, publication. 1t being the
long session, as it is called, the volume will
contain at least 500 pages; each number will
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-09-23

H- Father Miller has published an ad-
dress or apology in relation TO his doctrines
concerning the end ofthe world. He admits
his mistake as 10 time, but says that he was
actuated by pure motiyes-also; thai SINCE ne
was wrong as 10 time, he can only 1--we IN con-
ainual expectation of the event he con
cludes with this sentence, wiil'H SHOWS nun
10 he an aniable and well-meaning, though
mistaken man:
"For my indiscretions and errors. ark par
don; and all who have spoken evil OF me
without cause, l freely forgive. My labors
are principally ended. | shall leave TO my
Younger brethren the task of coniending Tor
The truth. Many years toiled alone; God
has nowraised up those who williiil my place
shall not cease to pray Tor the spread OF the
truth"
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FARM E0R SALE.

THE Farm which the subscriber has occu-
l. pied for several years past in WeybTidge, is
70 Sale. 1t contains about one Hundred acres
including detached piece of about &c acres in
the vicinity of the main farm.
Upon the premises il good Dwelling House,
two Barns, Sheds, &c Situated in WeybridSe,
aboutIwo miles from Middlebury Village. Pay
ments made easy. Let those who are inclined 10
purchase, call and examine the premises.
HARVEY II. LAWRENCE.
Weybridge, Sept. 20, 1915. q
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

An adjourned meeting of the Addison Co.
Medical Society, will be holden at the Yer
mont Hotel, in Middebury' on Thursday the
18th inst, at one o'clock p NJ A general
attendance of the members and regular prac-
ticioners with their Ladies, and Medical stu
dents, is requested. Medical Essays will be
given by Drs. Bradford and Billiard. Other
communications calculated TO promote prac-
teal medicine and surgery, may be expected.
S. P. LATHROP, Sec.
September 10, 1S45.
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Nj Il r e d,

In Salisbury on the 10th inst, by Rev. II.
Fl. Smith OF Whitehall, N. Y, Mr. Orson S.
Taylor, to Miss Samantha B. Sayles, both of
the former place.
On the 10th inst, by Rev. t. A. Merrill,
Edward G. johnson Esq, cfJericho, to Miss
Cleora S. NJ. Potter OF this town.
In Pawlet on the 10th inst. by Rev. E. w.
Plumb, Mr.. William + Bascom, OF Orwell:
10 Miss Anne +. Strong, ofthe former place.
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New YoRK AND ERIE RAILRoAD.-The
subscription yesterday amounted to one hun,
dred thousand dollars. in the aggregate, al
The closing OF the books last evening, it was
found thai one million and six hundred thous-
anddoIlars Isl, 6OO,OO0) had been subscribed,
which is one hundred thousand more than
one half OF the amount wanted. The new
board Of directors deserve well oftheir fellow
CT tiZens for the result thus far.
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i C d..

Sept 9TH, 1s45, Emily Caroline, daughter
OF Calvin Hagar of Whitehall, Illinois. Born
in Middebury, VT, I'd Sept, 1922, aged %
years. She visited her friends in Middebu-
ry in company with her Father, last month.
Also, at the same place, last August, Lydia,
consori of Evarls Griswold, formerly from
New Haven. VT. aged about CO.
In New Haven, on the 18th inst, in the tri-
jumps of faith, Mrs. borett E., wife Of Walter
Barton, in the 33d year other age,
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Ice-House Butter.

Ibave in the cellar of my Store capacious
IcE-HoUsE. and have made arrangements 70 nave
Butter delivered at the Store In cool weaIhei vi
LII, in the morning only, when it is immediate
I,-rt, in the Ice-House Those who want the
hest quality of Table BurTER, can at all tunes be
supplied. H. "a On
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BRIGHTON MARKET.-MoSpAr, Sept



Is, 1915.
Reported for the " E. Farmer.
At market $50 Beef Cattle, 425 Stores,
5000 Sheep and loco Swine.
PRIcEs.-Beef CdttLe.-Last weeks prices
were fully sustained. We quote Extra ST.
25. First quality IS. Second, 1925 A.
IS. Third, $3.50 400.
.Stores.-Two years old,s9 a Is; three
years old SIG "a.
!Sheep.-Lambs 81, % LIS. Old Sheep
$3.50 200.
WOOL.-There is full supply of both
fleece and pulled Wool in market, and sales
in moderate quantities continue to be made
at our quoted rates.
Prime or Saxony Fleeces, washed, lb 81
a Acc American full blood, do 35 a 81
Do. "a do 90 34-Do 1.2 do 81 81 IA
aud common do 2S 30.
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MEDICINE for the MILLION Il
SEAvER'S JOINT AND NERVE
LlNIMENT

nor the cure of rheumatism, Gout,
4 Sprains, Bruises, SwellingS. Cramps,
Numbness, Lameness of all kinds. Pain in
the side. back or loins, Ague, Stiff Neck ,
Stings of insects, Chilhlains, Fresh wounds,
Burns, Freezes, and all cases of
External Injury.
7 here has never appeared Il Medicine
which possesses the penetrating and heal
ing power in so great degree, which at the
same time cannot by any possibility pro-
duce injurious effects. BY lis action on the
skin. it exciIes healthy circulation of the
blood, and removes all distractions TO the
INSENSIBLE PERSPlRATION, which
is the cause of so much human suffering
Ii has comp etc control over fire, and may
be used with perfect safety in the worst ca
ses of burns. The price put upon it, being
far below other medicines of the kind most
effectualIy removes every obstacle 10 its u
UNIVERSAL use. Why will you suffer pain,
when a safe elficacious and CHEAP meJi-
cine is within your reach!
Important to Owners OF Horses,
This Liniment is not only beneficial to
tie human system, but is the best article
that can be used for Horses that have been
Spraned, Bruised or Called, and for most
diseases requiring anexternal remedy. The
high character of the gentlemen signing the
following certificate, will render il of inter
est TO all who may have occasion to use Il
remedy of The kind.
The undersigned have made use of Sea-
ver's Lniment, for Horses. and finding it to
he a valuable remedy for Lamencs. Calls
Sprains. Bruises. Sc. would recommend II
10 our friends and the public generally, be
lieying that those who may have occasion
to use remedy for any of the diseases fol
which it is recommended, will not be disap
pointed in its effects.
Lowell Parr, BratIlcboro n,
Otis Bardwell, George huntington, Pei
elijah Armstrong. Walpole n. u.
Prepared only by T. SEAVE& & son
Druggists, Walpole N. FL. REED, WING
& CUTLER, 81 Chatham st. Boston
Wholesale Agents.
OBSERVE.-Every bottle of the genu
inc will have The signature of i. SEAvER s
ScN, on the inside wrapper.
Price, 25 and 30 cents.
For sale by w. P. russell. Middlebu
ry; JB. Huntly. Salisbury; Ross, Bran
don; Winsow, Pittsford; Sroddard. Ru,
land; Roscoe, New Haven, Huntington
Vergennes; Peck & Spear. Burlington; Col
Inns, Montpelier, and by Druggists an
Merchants generally. 2OeOwtf.
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EaRoas OF THE PREss.-Every column oil
A newspaper contains from ten 10 twenty
thousand distinct pieces OF metal, the mispla-
cling OF any one of which would cause blum
der or typographical error. With this curl
GUS fact before the reader, he must wonder at
the general accuracy OF newspapers, and be
more disposed 10 excuse than magnify errors
of the press.
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STRAY.

Came into the Enclosure of the subscriber
about the middle of July last, a red yearling
heiier, line backed, some white on the belly
and ieg s The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges and take her away.
East Middebury, Sept 18th, 1915.
WILLIAM HARRINGTON.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that thesubacriber will petition
the Legislature of Vermont al their next session,
to he held on the second Thursday Of October,
1915, for the revival of the grant Of his ferry at
Larrabee's Point in Shoreham.
JOHN S. LARRABEE.
Shoreham Aug y, 1874.
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BAG. The population accordingto the cen
Sns of leI0 WAS 1928. This shows ratio
of increase of So per cent. in five years and is
probably the argest OF any town in the State.
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.

On the 18th inst, as Samuel N. Squire
of New Hrven, eldest son Of Dea. Calvin
Squire, was stoneing .a-well, with the expec-
tation of erecting house the coming spring.
most heart rending circumstance took
place, which almost Instantly caused the
death of young Mr. Sqaicr. In the act OF
letting down man into the well by rope
the young men at the wheel lost their hold,
and the man was about 10 be precipitated 10
the bottom, when, TO save his life, Mr.. Squier
clenched hold OF the windlass, and was struck
by the rope around the windlass, which chan
ced TO be unlocked from the tub at the bot
tom iii was double windlass. He suiviv-
ed about three hours, but wholly uncon-
scious. He has left an affectIonate wife to
whom he had been married only few
months, together with a large circle Of friends,
to mourn his untimely end.
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POPULATION OF BUFFALo.-The Buiiaio
Commercial Advertiser states that the cen
sus Of that city has been completed, with the
exception OF part Of the Fourth Ward, and
that the result exhibits population oil 2s,-
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DISSOLUTION.

The CO partnership heretofore existing I'M
der the firm OF Johnson & Mathews, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, and the stu
alton Of the parties is such as renders The set
Element ofall unsettled accounts by Note or
Otherwise, absolutely necessary therefore all
those concerned are requested TO take imme-
diate notice.
.C.JOHNSON.
ELI MATHEWS.
Middlebury, Sept 10Th, 1045. 3w.
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Shingles! Shingles!!

100000 Pine and Spruce Shingles of the best
qualify, for sale by P. w. COLLINS.
Cornwall, Sept. 20, 1915.
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STRAYS.

Broke intothe foreclosure OF the subscriber
on or about the Sd inst. 2 two year old heii-
ers, one red and lined-back, and the other red
with white spots on each flank and belley.
The owner will prove property pay charges
and take them away.
New-Haven, Sept. 10th, 1915:
JULIUS l.. ELDRIDGE.
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NOTICEi!

Persons having unsettled accounts with the
Subscriber, will please call at his office and
settle by Cash or Note.
After the 18th of Oct next, all unsettled ac-
counts will be found in the hands ola third
person. IRA STEWART
Mddlebury, Sept. Is, 1915.
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CARPET WARP.
so lbs Superior Carpet Warp,
JustIec by II. o. SMITH.
July 7th, 1915.
Flour.

FLOUR Of the most approved
y Brands, by the barrel and half barrel, con-
stantly on hand for sale by
New Haven, June 20. a. r ROSCOE
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FIRE! FIRE!l

THE Members Of the Vermont Mutual Fire
issuance Company are hereby notified that the
following assessments have teen made by theDi-
rectors on all notes in :orce on the days follow