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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-01-27
Middiebury, Jan. IL, 1916.
THREE MEN MURDERED By A
DRUNKEN SEA CAPTAIN!
From the Posfnn Tr,vcIIa-1

Our readers may remember that about
two weeks since we noticed an extraordinary
case oil alledgod muiiny and murder at sea.
\ on board Of an English slip called the Tory,
| The statement, as we then had il from a Liv5
crpoDl paper, was that Il Capt. Johnson. o.
! the ship Tory, Of Liverpool, on his reldrn
from voyage, had charged his men with
mutany, attempt at lis lie, and actual muir
der OF one OF the men and the Isl and 2,s
mates at sea. The men, on his CONF hinf,
were arrested and examined al Liverroofz
aud in the course olthe examination. the con-
fused appearance Of Tie captain excifCd so
much suspicion lhatihe Magistrate was III
duccd to hear the story Of Tie prisoners them
selves. WHO united in charging Il c captain
with bcGsfly drunkenness md shocking cru
city 10 his men, and with being himst # tie
niurdre Of the two males The result was,
that the captain in his turn was committed
for examination ard tine WAS taken tor fur
Their investigation.
Our last Liverpool Papers furnish us with
additional particulars OF this very singular
affair which underwent a Further Cxaniifa-
lion on the 20 oil last month. The n,eI, fix
teen in number were discharged, the COM
plant against them having been Withdrawn.
They were SET free amidst the cheers Of a
crowded audience in court. The captain WIS
then brought up for examination, charged
with murder Of The two mates and ore sea-
man.
He was led into court almost in a fainrir.q
condition. He appeared Frustrated in mind
and body, sunk into lis chair which vas
given him, and grasping convulsively The
front OF the bar. bent his face down upon il.
and remained in that position throughout u
heightened examination of the Witnesses
The substance o. the testimony against the
wretched man was, that he was habituallv
drunk that he quarrelled with his mates and
men continually, and that the chief mate
was driven TO desperation by hi5 iIl-ireafment
and cruelty, and finally Jumped overheard
and drowned himself-thal on one occasion.
aliersome words had passed between him ard
the second mate, he struck the officer with
pistol and wounded him severely, and then
ordered him 10 be put in irons and placed
IN the main top, from whence he was ordered
down into the cabin FIVE or six times dnrinr
rs many hours, and each time still being
was struck by the captain with
a cuilass, and cut and niangled about the
head and hands, so that he was covered with
blood; at last the POOR mate
was 100 weak 10 stand. and the captain or
dered the men TO lash him with ropes end
anu urag Nun out OF ihe cabin; squeeze
him;' but death ended the poor fellows sun-
erings before any further cruelties could be
inflicted.
In relation to the murder Of the seaman,
The evidence was that he died in the cabin,
in the presence OF the captain ard two or
three Of the men, after having been crually
beaten and stabbed by the captain with n
bayonet,the captain at the time was under the
influence OF liquor. The captain was fully
for trial.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-01-27
THE SLEEPING SLAVE.

iAh, sleepl-alas the days at hand:
On tree and flower the morn-dews stand;
One hour, and en- heavens arched blue
The risen sun will spring TO view,
And thou mast greet him from the wave,
Midst flowers, and dews, and light-a Slave
Yet sleep!-ttat hour is all thine own,
And dreams may on its wings be sIrown,
Bright as if waited from afar
BY genii guests ofmoon or star;
Brighter than on his eyes may rest,
The slumbering lord of east and west,
Dream, wretched one-but not OF tIme'
Nor ev'n thine own remembered CLINE!
Dream not of mother, wife, or boy,
OF childhood's games or freedoms Joy;
Forget thy native valleys stream
Forget thy fathers house-yet dream!
Dream ofihe world beyond the grave.
'Tis broad, but in its walks no slave!
OF Heaven, where many mansions be,
OF Him, who orders one for thee,
OF Him, who notes thy tears and sighs5
Dream thus and conquer-Slave, arisei,
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-01-27

We find the following good one i'll Cassius
nj. Clay's True American: A man named
Bently was n most confirmed drunkard, hut
would never drink with friend or in public,
and always bitterly denyed when caught
little 10 steep, ever lasting liquorl One
day some bad witnesses concealed themselves
in his room, when the liquor was running
down his throat, seized him with his arms
crooked and his mouth open, and holding
him fast asked him with an ar of triumph
'Ah, Bently, have we caught you al last
you never drank hap Now one would
suppose that Bently would have acknowl-
edged the corn. MOI he with the most grave
and irrepressible face, he calmly. and in a
dignltied manner. said, Gentlemen, my name
is not Bentlyp
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-01-27

The One Hour RULE.-The Alexandra
Gazette congratulates lis readers OF The
'one hour rule in the House Of Representa-
tlves. The editor says:
Suppose for moment, that there was M
such rule in existence, now that the Oregon
question: is under debate! What quantaties
oil iorih-what hours Of bombas.-what DAYS
Of innate stuff! Now we have Groth, and BON.
past, and inanity, occasionally. it is true
NAT cannot be helped-but ii is in Jets, spurts.
one hour at time,-there is a pause, some
lnlermsslon, some variety-it does not pour
'u' IN one weak, washy, everlasting foodp
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-01-27

A MAN WHO HAD FIVE LEGS CUT oFF.-Mr
Conner of Lowell, some three weeks since
had both legs taken of by railroad car al
Woburn. He was removed TO Lowell, and
had each of them amputated, one above the
other below the knee. but above the railroad
amfutaton. 1t became necessary, soon
after, 10 amputate the other leg above the knee.
Thus he, in fact had fire amputaiions. equiv
alent 70 an amputatiOn of five legs. He was
out on Christmas day.
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men, of an application which he has made
ofelectro magnetism to The propelling ofma-
chinery. BY this agency trip-hammer j;
made 10 fly almost with The rapidly of Ugh
ming, and rotary and reciproaching engines
work with admin able correctness.-Bcsto1
mail.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-01-27

., " " The Twelve Apostles Of the Saints
IN 'l 'So have granted new dispensation
s 81 ulelF deluded followers. Inasmuch as
as,o , VI the families are divided in opinion
Mo nv ne policy fremoving west ofthe Rocky
their Wins, husbands are permitted TO change
a;sn wives, so as TO overcome ali ,beso E,,io
'''e0'e' relative to emigration ~ "''''
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-01-27

The VERMONT PHILosIPHER.-Mr Da-
venport, of Brandon, who has for a number
ofyears been distinguished for his close and
deep investigations in physical science, has
recently (says the Vergennes Vermonter)
made an exhibition before a body Of scientific
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-01-27

TIE PATENT OFFicE.-The business Of
the Patent Office is much behindhand, and
applicants for patents haze to wait three or
four monihs before their claims eau be exam
ined.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-04
DR.. DUNCAN'S EUROPEAN PANACEA, FOR THE
CURE OF SCROFJLA,

kUkE OE SCROF JLA,
DYSPEPSIA, liver complaint, dropsey, pimples on
IL the face and body, letter gravel govt. rheumatism,
ulcers and of description syphilis scorbuc
Affections weakness and debility inflammation Of the kid
neys and bladder, female distractions and weakne and
all diseases arising from torpid condition Of the glands
and depravity or mpurty of the blood.
The history of this truly great medicine is too well
known to those who have visited the capitals of England
and France, within the years. require any
Commentator them. But for the benefit of the ain
Guilds of 1nerca it would be proper say that it is ia
vonte remedy among the nobility throughout Europe
This panacea is perhaps the happes' combination OF me-
dcinal agents made embracing as does the power
of Graduating diseases by its unequalled effects IN Pur
flying tho blood renovang the fluids and removing OBJ
structions from the whole glandular apparatus-1hs
medicine goes work slowly and silently, extending its
influence to every giving them vgor and activity,
and finally putting the whole machinery Of man into
complete and healthy action.
OrDr Duncan's European Panaeea is Just received at
his Western Office. $50 Sycamore street. Cincinnati at
which place agents the South and West will please di.
their orders.
Price 81 90 per bottle supply Just received at the
Richmond BOOK STORE.
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WHY WILL YE. DIE.
RcwARE OF CONSUMPTION.
LR. DUNCAN's EXPECTORANT REMEDY
ALWAYS CURES

CR. DUNCAN's EXPECTORANT REMEDY
ALWAYS CURES.
We and f.o-.. Of the Eastern papers, that this
popular medicine is performing some of the most
markable cures record the City Of Philadelphia,
perfect health, in New York 27SS, Boston 100. Ba
more 100, and would suppose average amount in
all other Cities where this medicine has been introduced
This fact il sufficient evidence-showng the wonderful
efficacy Of this truly valuable medicine are acquan
tod with humorous persons Ill our city who have been
restored to perfect health by timely Of Dr. Duncan
Medicines and would therefore nd them to those
suffc ring with the premontory symptoms of Consump
tion-such as Colds. Coughs, Chiliness Impaired Appe
lite SLIGHT Fever Hoarseness and difficulty growing out
IF the matter that itself in the lungs
of the throat dry and painful cough tghtness OF the
chest attended with of suffocaton. complexion
and pad, difficulty of breathing redness of the
cheeks papitaon Of the heart sick headache, satIsh
in the mouth pain in the sde breast and
small of the back heat of the skim Irregular state of bow
sde depression of spirits fanness, attended with weak
ness and debility of the whole system, gddiness
and dimuess Of sight: pain tie stomach
vomiting wasting decay o: the body attacking cough
degree Of hea: increased pain n the breas: and
side splitting of white green and white or bloody
matter, night sweats, hectic fever, &C. &c, Such are
come Of he symptoms of that dreadful de-
s,royer CONSUMPTION. And being serious and
solemn fact will those afflicted any longer deprive them
selves Of cure. when is near at hand-which IS
DR.. DCNCAN'S EXPEcTORANT REMEDY, med
icine that aas established itself millions % both
Europe and the United States
This valuable medicine = fer sale in Richmond IND.
at the BOOK STORE.
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TIMELY WAR~fSG,-To those predisposed 10 ConsuDp-
ton. The weekly records Death the
that die Of Consumption, should convince ALL that
tim" should be lost procuring something
hydra due season. before il takes hold
OF the tender membranes Of the lungs causes them
to disease. Tins Timely caution may be the Of
sparng from the shadows Of the grave placing
within their reach Remedy that Tens Zhs.ssnds
used before ihem--many who living Of
health to the present Is then blessing
sumpfioe that there medicine that will their
Affections and sound health. This be found
IN the timely of Dr. DrScsNs ExrETcBaST RExEDY.
medicine expressly for Of lungs and the
promonltory symptoms of consumption. Those who
afflicted with cough cold, hoarseness, Of
the throat bronchitis splitting Of blood pain tie
and side difficulty of breathing, &c, should delay
procuring this medicine until il is late.
a. Dr. Duneans Western Medical Office rs $50 syca-
more St, Cincinnati where his medicines are for sale.
j. For sale a the Richmond Book Store
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NEVV NATI. AND WINTER GOODS,
at 3, W. GLIB 3 q TBS
Cheap CASH Store!


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1jFor sale by Is",p y ~ U'i, Richmond,


Cannot be had than Sanders School Reuters Nos p
oad4 Spelling Book and Primer.
from hundreds of practical teach
j of the highest Responsibility all the
Union before giving unequivocal testimony that
Sanders School Books the bcs,dre
Of q similar kind
We have ndatory notices
the last reehs By the teach
the W Western States well from
New England bearing equally recent dates. holding such
language as the following:
81 believe them excel in several respects any series
before the c.''-Principai Of High School.
One striking excellence of these books
tive character they offer young minds by which they
the time if the plan the author carried by
the teacher the pupil will he taken through rigid
tai exc rcise. '-Principaio o. Icadenay
81 pleased with the the lessons both
in spelling and reading There easy Transition from
the simple the difficult, and taking the
whole think is the best hare The tone of
the lessons high and we'll calculated impress avora
bly, mind the g''-Principal FeanaLe Institute
ri think these books excel all other School Books of
their kind in l would particularly notice the
easy in which the pupil is led along from the
alphabet to finished style of reading" "-Prinei
pal Primary School
particularly do approve Of the SpeUinc Book as al
togehe the best in use.'Teacher in District School
The ssc bers would have II distinctly understood that
Sanders School Books ured in the best
and sold be sold low
'.simar Class Books published the country
WIN. II. MooRE < Co
Publishers of Sanders School Books.
10 Main ST. BET Third and Fourth, Cincinnati.
For sale wholesale and retail by
u. P HOLLOWAY, Richmond Ind.
Nov. l9.-41-tf
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MANSION HOUSE.
RIG HMO Nd, Nd.

VINHlS House formerly known the Temperance
Hail." and recently occupied by William Nixon,
lately been reftted up superior style, with the
design Of making of the NEST comfortable resting
places weary traveller, in the western country
The subsc rber also takes great pleasure informing
his old nds. the travelling community generally,
that his ABLE shall heretofore while occupying
the Richmond Hotel,) supplied with the choicest riands
the country affords.
His STABLE is large and convenient and is attended
by the very best OF Osers and supplied with the best OF
Provendsr
He feels confident tina. pains thu. shall be taken to
make those who may with HIM, comfortable and
Home will hin, ~ asking share of public
patronage. BOARDERS take. by tie day week on
The most favorable tc.s.s.
x BEOOKINS
Richmond. Dec. 2ith, 1915. 52-tf.
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NATIONAL HOTEL.
DANIEL D. SlOAN,-Proprietor,
RICHMOND, IND

1uNHE subscriber wishes call the OF the
travelling public TO the fact that he has returned to
his old Stand, (THE NAyiOSA that he IS
putting House, veil the whole establishment
in order for the Of the travelling
public with the determination that he will not be out
done kind and close attention TO these that
may him with cali No pains shall be spared for
the comfort and enjoyment Of his guess-1n short he
is determined 70 keep good and orderly house. and
mako every person that calls him home His charge
shall be low any house Of the kd in the west--no
shall 90 away dissatisfied his power prevent
Feeling oI pas. ne hopes be sustained
by his old friends and customers Any favor will be
thankfully received. and his humble way shall! be
turned.
NJ Good sheds for car.iages-good yard for wagon
ers, and every to them few good horses and
Carriages tha. any wishing conveyance to
adjoining town shall be accommodated 7rhou: delay.
Richmond. Oct %. IS45 43-tf
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Sa 81, ssLEL.&MC LEEs

MANUFACTURE of Coaches. Barouches, Friends
wi Garry alls, York Wagons, Phmtons. Bugges, &c.
Also, superior article of Coach Cabinet, and Japan
NAKSIsiI, manufactured in Phad lpha, b. whose
knowledge Of the art places him without rival w ar
ranted not to crack.
ALso-Carrage Trimmings of every description, such
as laces Cloth, Silver Hub Bands, Door Handles Lamps,
Lock and Hinges, Rugs Nc.; all of which Will be fur
nscd AT the lowest Cash price Persons distance
be- accommodated by dropping line the subscriber,
Main street, opposite Mr. Giiber,s Hotel, Richmond. Ia
June ii, lc45. l9in ~.
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JEW DAVID-Those who are acquainted with the
character of Jew Davd's Hebrew Plaster and Persian
Pills will doubtless be glad to learn that another shipment
has been received by the travelling agents who
prepared furnish local agents with fresh supplies
immediately. The immense quantities of these articles
Sold proof sufficient of their medical
affection woo suffering under all the horrors Of Lame
back, Rheumatism, Seated Pains, Weakness, PAIN
the side breast. Seedlings Tamors, kng's Er, &c.
all of which this plaster seldom fails cure) with
Dyspepsi1 Lrer affection, Fper Chill Ferer, Fere and
Ague. Scrofun, any of the diseases that
impurity the blood and circulating fluids,
tonshing OF which these Pills have become
popular for the benefit of such will suboin "a few
of letters showing the which these
medicines are held, where known
indianapolis. pril 4h, l-45-1essrs D. Iiarter Co
-ents.-You will please send - doz boxes Hebrew
Plaster and doz boxes Persian Pills, Immediately The
demand continues great and shall doubtless sell
large quantity this st ason. Yours, respectfully.
JoHS J. OwsIEY, Druggist
Newtown, Ia. april lO,h lS45.-Alessrs. D. Harter s..
Co.--Cfnts-I would that the Hebrew Plaster and
out Of Pills. had better send some by the stage dri
doubt not that this medicine will be much
ed this season every body calling for it, Yours
truly. JONI Mick r.
Charlottesville Ia. Jan. o, l745.-MesSrs D. Harter
& Co-Gents.-I have sold nearly all the large sup
ply of the Justly celebrated Hebrew Plaster Per
Pills you furnished three weeks since, and would
be well to keep well supplied, find calls for the
medicines reasing daily. would here state, that
have articles in my drug that give better
faction than the Hebrew Plaster and Persian Pills
Moan S. THOMPSON
Washington, Ia, Aug. Sd, l@4i.-Mcssrs ID. Harter &
awaiting the arrival of supply of your celebrated
Hebrew Plaster and Persian Pills, write you the
eond time saying that out We have frequent
calls for both Plaster and Pills. which render gene
sfacton. Please send another lot Immediately and oblige
Yours. respectfully. GALLAGHER & w ALTERS.
J
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The undersigned offers for sale his Saw MIL stu
ated mile North of Richmond. 1t is Of the best
seats this section of countryside machinery Of the
best workmanship of the latest improvements 1t is
complete daily and for location
passed by any Mil in the country
Any wishing purchase, is invited call and
examine 1t has all the necessary appendages, dwell
ling house, &c. sc. WI BULLA. Sen
NoyeIsbe. 9TH; 49,. a5u
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Handsome Residence For Sale

VI>HE undersigned offers for sale favorable terms,
the residence IN which he resides. 1t is situated
Market street immediately the Public Square
of the most pleasant locations the CITY. The
building a TW O-STORI BRICK. recently built. in
modern style and besides being of the best materials
finished IN superior style 1t Is commo,iious and
nient, and has all the appendages of comfortable Gwel
ling Ii has
Wash.lIOu>e, Smoke House, Dairy. Cis,ern.
stable. &C..
all IN good order. The grounds neatly laid ont and
well cultiv rated with choice collection Of the best fruit
and vines.
WM. VIRGINS.
Richmond, June Is, Ic4J. 2Iif
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horses His terms Will be suited TO the times.
Richaond, June 1, 1915 atf LEWIS BCRk
SUpnkN MorHfR OF CoNsuMrTfo>s.-Ths
fact is clearly demonstrated whenever have
Gen change in the weather. IL is a, this time that the
seed of Consumption the system. and
until the Lungs become seriously and DANCE ously dis
esed when all probability the patient for iii. frs; time
will be GIN o seek relief How many thousands thus
elect themselves ana suffer their health and finally their
life to BE- DESTROYED The first percepbic foot prints of
CONSUMPTION. eNpt rienced at Sudden changes of
weather. oarseness and Cough, Soreness Of the
Throat and Irritation of the Bonchi Pain the Head,
GOODNESS Of the Feet, and sudden Chness the Be-
dy AT length the Cough increases, and finally Prostra
and Languidness of the whole system follows which
/ Indicate Il sudden decline of Health and the speedy APP
proach of CONSUMPTION These facts plain they
appear to sensible does not, however
alarm those afflicted until il be too late IL is there
the importance for those who bc at
tackled from the effects OF sudden changes atmos
phere to a, once procure 'DR. Dt MEANS CEl.ERRA-
TED EXrECTORANr REMEDY,' the Greatest Pre-
| tentative and Life Guard of CONSUMPTION. and the
Certain Medicine that will disease and again
restore the IL NliS TO their former Health.
| Dr. Duncan's Great Western Office Just opened in
Cincinnati. al 100 Sycamore street few doors below
9TH. where his Medicines can be obtained in large and
small quantities.
! For sale at the RIcHMoxD Book STORE
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Cash Paid for Wool!
III III LBS. OF WOOL WANTED AT THE

FISHE undersigned IS prepared 10 receive WOOL, to
manufacture Cloth flannels. blankets. Saith
nets and Jeans, either by the yard on shares-on
erns suited to the times He also has on hand very
good assortment of the above goods which he
willing to EXCHANGE, for WOOL. OF other produce.
I5He will also Full and DRESS CLOTH, at the
customary prices
LEVINUS KING.
Richmond ,nrh Of 9Th mo lS.5 22tf
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XZARNISIIES.-s. r. Lippincot:. has Just received.
from Ph!adelphia, superior article Of Pale Coach
Body Varnsh, together with Cabne: and Japan Varnish
also, lot 0! fashionable Carriage Trimmings, low for
cash Richmond, June II, lei5. 1914
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Match Safes.

4 SAFE, neat, and secure Bon for keeping Matches,
"A for sale a the BOOK STORE.
nSchoo Books. States, and Stationary of all kinds
for sale, cheap, ut the RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
Richmond Oct. 10, 1915. 42:;3t