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FAREWELL CONCERT. s.-.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF TIE POoR.
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The IA R1ffDNff)Nxs

Grand Musical soirc-. comprising Vocal Instrumental
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Introduction Of New Piece. &e
Admission 95 ets. Children accompanied M their psr
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FOR SALE

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CIRCULAW SaWS
STOCKING

STOCKING
Neutrality-suspicious. EcKIIART Resnce,G,i
&r " intefms the eitikeIss of Wheclg and v,etnY
Wal DE eontnues u fsctnre nes shifts ana
drawers "f sarrftof qualify Mhibs he l. thanh mi
TOT past f2tfr, be hopes attention Ia
eontialnAnof of the lie win hereafter keen On
hand nneF article than has ma m,
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Oct 80, 3sR.
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fTthE HkifiSn fUIfIT--sonsistins 81 di~cours,.
~ 10. h,s eminent living diTiigs IN Rnvlaug 500,
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etc eees ~ the Rev. W. -addafdS, Rector "T arsrs
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NJ. l.. EASTMAN,
PRODUCE BROKER.

nEtoIhs his Whale sitontion 60 me pnr,hs.e ..a
- shipment ~ Proi8te fos TIE ,,.,, A t,aI s ee
ArSon ~ one bali PEE cent. lof pafei,a.s nanIe M a.
sna one per cent faf Ifohsss of sugar aSs asotss
f-p'e'seh pepRi sure
ALMANACS FOR 1917. = -
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eefy 81 TIE tNe.f lftess fof % rsss
sesi JOHN y fHOApSON, Union ssye,t.
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MARDWARE

"a ND CgTLERy--'rbc sulscriter he. is., rsre,,,,.
49, and oPeaed fssh supply Of Hsrip are asa s.ss
ery and y weestes 10 furnish every thing in tho llsTS
ware and cutlery line, he s exclusively In thai lsl
hes devoies bis aftensial Eeiert,s az evr esl
particularly, and ssch goods necessary fr sbr 80.
'soa OF iousc. and will sell the a.at snoisssi.
Octoirf %. 1916 1880.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-09-15

But there Is dopb;. rot only whether Santa
Anna cln, OF will. sell for anne xation' auoih-
er Department OF Mexico,-hnt doubt. also.
whether our own Northern Democracy will
take il. without an especial guarantee (Wil-
mot'sl against the establishment OF slavery
there. The South does not want il, SO
seems. without slavery, and the North, il the
Democracy here don't change their minds
won't have il. with. Thus War is to eneoun'
ter many snaes, We see, before ii can GOA
quer peace as at tirst intended, or buy
peace the last idea IN Washington.
Meanwhile. we are lavishing money with
a proiusion Iever before known in the gov
ernmsnt. and the war is such perfect God
send to the states where il is spent, that peace
to be bought or conquered. is very uHde'no,
cratic, and, Of course. unpopular. Shrewd
men in the army and navy tell US, this ,rdr Is
costing more than the last ,rar zee had rith
England, the 6rst po,oer efthe earth IN
Y. Express.
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in straight lines-eyery warmer body % eE-
.rv eolder-and the eEiire surfaee iifeh is
continually sending up rays through The clear
ar into free space. Thus on The eaTihs sur
face all bodies strive, as II we're alter an
equal Temperature. ian equilibrium Of heai.)
while the surface as whole tends generally
towards cooler state. Blu. while The sun
shines this cooling will not take place. for Inc
earth then receives in general more heat man
il gives of; and If The clear SKY he shu; up
i,y canopy Of CLOUDS. these viii arrest ana
again prevent il from being speedily diss'pa-
ted. At night then When the sun IS absent
the earth will cool ihei most; on clear hign'S'
also. more Than when cloudy. ana ~hen
clouds ouly partially obscure me shy i"ose
,,r,. w,Il became the coolest which look to-
ward. the cIearest portions Of the heavens.
Now. when The surface cools. the AIR III con-
,,c, ,r,,srcool also. aud like The " arm cur
ren,s on the mountain side, must forsake
marion OF The ~aTery vapor II has hitherto
retained. This water. like that floating mist
ON the hills descended in particles collect up
on every leanet. and suspends themselves
from every blade Of grass. in drops Of 'Pearly
drw.'-And mark here beautiful adapuon.
Different substances are endowed win The
property efrsdiaiing their own heat, and thus
becoming cool with different degrees oil ra-
pidity; and these substances, which, IN the
air become cool at FIRST. also attract hrst. and
most abundantly. the drops of falling dew.
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FRONOREGON.

az OzEEOs SPEcT4roE-The N.csous
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BEWARE OF THE LAsso.-Two Volunteers
belonging TO a Tennessee regiment we be-
lieve, who had Obtained permission TO visit
the city, were on their way mp from Burrita
and when within about fifty miles of the city
were overtaker by couple of Mexicans on
horseback. who, under the preteDce Of asking
them some questions. made a survey Of their
persons 10 see If they carried any pistols, per-
csiving none, they rode short distance in ad
vance. arranging their lassos wheeled short
round and eau rushing on the two unsus-
pecting volunteers. designing TO rope them
round the neck, and strangle as they dragged
hem into the chapparal close by.
The necas Of both were caught by the
ropes. but before the moose could be drawn
they exiricated Ihei heads and made for the
chapparal, worse frightened than was over
mustang when caught in a similar manner.
The MexicsBs did not make second at
tempt, but made their way off as fast as pos
sibIe. The volunteers remained hid during
The night, and came into the city next morn
ing. When they met Mexican onthe road
again. says they. he will be requested 10 Keep
his distance or abide the consequence. The
greater distance between an American and
Mexican The more safety.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-09-15

'THsEr CHEERs -Lupickous SCENE
One Sunday. recently. during high mass al l2
in ihe village Of Gleniarifi, Ireland. three Ia
dies OF the Pro;es,an, faith WIRE Obliged TO
take shelter from one OF those heavy sumner
showers which SO fsqueniy occur in the
South OF ireland. The osicis:isg priest knew
ing ~ho they were and Wishing TO appear
respectful 10 them stopped down TO his all, n
GSni. who was en- his knees. and whispered 10
h,u', Tl.rSs cAcirs for the Protestant ladies'
The clerk, no was rather an ignorant man
st0oj Up sRG Shouted out 20 the congregation
three cheers so- the Protestant ladies' > which
the eongregairon Immediately took up and
gave three hearty cheers while the clergy
.1sn actually stool dumb founded
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FROM MEXICO.
From the Malamoras Flag.

An American was found in the market
square on Wednesday night. stripped naked
and stabbed in several places. he was not
dead when found but his wounds were so Sc
we're that his life was despared Of. IL is sup
posed he was living seuselessly drunk at the
time the deed was committed, aud there can
he no doubt the perpetrator was Mexican
as their custom is 10 strip their victims, The
possession Of their clothing being sufficient
inducement to commit murder.
Numerous as are these occurrences, II Is
matter Of wonder than more are not killed,
as Americans can be found lying The streets
drum all over the city and at all times OF
night and fall an easy prey to the ponifrd Of
Of the Mexican. II is surprising that men
can be SO regardless Of their safety as 10 sui
err themselves to be so over2oweied by liquor
as 10 fall down in the street like senseiess
brutes. We trust th, mention OF these muir
der,, which occur almost every night, VIII
have the effect 10 warn persons OF their dan
ger.
We heard yesterday of one or iwo addition
al cases OF murder, but could rot gather the
particulars.
A gentleman, arrived in town on Wednes-
day by steamboat from the mouth Of the Rio
Grande, mentions having seer floating in the
river, below. the body of man, Judged to be
soldier. and supposed TO have fallen over
board from some one Of the over crowded
steamers engaged in removing the volunteers.
We have heard OF several instances in which
life has been sacrificed by tine unnecessary
stowage Of six and eight hundred men upon
one Of these small steamers. Several boats
have passed so closely packed that it was
barely possible for the men turn round with
out enGansering the life ofsome one on board.
Our attention was attracted the other day
by seeing Mexican pass our office with a
lasso around his neck and fastened 10 the horn
of an Americans saddle. We followed 10 the
guard house and there leaned tina; the Mex
can was the one who had killed n volunteer,
in The market short time since. He is said
also TO have committed numerous robberies
recently. for one Of which he had been ares
ted by party of Mexicans and broken away,
when the man who brought him in overhaul
ed h i'm.
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I.pon,-s TOO NrcB.-People do cot pave
relaxation enoogh in New England neY
,.o generally have a care-worn expression
from infancy TO age; and the fact csnoo' "e
denied. that anxiety is a Weanness 10 INC
flesh. We are all cIilitsn5us M IBIS country
s.pecially in the Northern States, hardy al
fo,diux ourselves opportunity for esilng OF
.le.nine in the manner which nature demards
for she can only conduct her chemical OPP
erations properly, and re-sdJust the derangeo
xit.l machinery, " hle We are qrietly SUM
h.rine. We recruit ourselves and gro" i~i
during a refreshing nap-but exhaust the sys-
tenn, both physically and mentally, IN Pnr-
suiug 10 excess the ordinary round oil every
DAYS business. AN work and no play makes
Jack a dull boy is a pioverb based on pro-
found knowledge Of the laws Ofour being.
Females, in New-England, are worse on
than the other sex il the deprivation oil oui
door relaxation, as custom has made II vnlg
., breath the fresh air Of heaven; unless II Is
done in a very lad, like manner. Hence they
make feeble mothers-lOok thin, sallo~. Iaph
aud die by thousand, prena ureiy. oi on,
saers that would never have been developer
had there been less education Of The mind ana
more Of the body, in girlhoof.
A sad mistake is produced bya 100 im.
plicit belief in Tho adage that time Is money
since the FIRST object q: pursuit is. in eou'e-
auencc. made 10 be cash. Those Who at
tempt TO rest reasonably from their labors. a;
proper periods are either afraid of not having
enough, or are perpelualiy reminded that
iileness ends 10 want. So The shuttle flies
faster than it ought to go ; The farmer cheats
himself out Of all that 10 worth having. health.
by denying himself and his boys holiday
because time is money and example is every
thing; merchants in cities toll for the iinme-
di,te benefit Of thieves and paupers-pay-
ING taxes in proportion to their income-and
leave the world unsaiis6ed, having never
found themselves ready TO rest and take com
fort. We work too mnch and too long III
New England -McdicGl journal.
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/ DEAp Man D1SrSe.-The ssiluwu-r h7-
4lcrsas Story Is ueIi ir 5bs LoGsioo Lancet
Wbiie residing Al SsGe, pant TlsIr 10
TIA bIBan.s azyism Ell.rs, ant ansng the ucrs
-sirsariia bic pislents. cus Wis FGi-ae1i a1t To
ne Ee,s ldt oess slgsIt with rlirrh Gitfici1Irv
from ---iirti,s, tieat-f 1pcu lirszslf 5E vuiizu-
tlrT s1Irv1ilsd ID assst, under IN Enrressicr
ala1 l= vas :s.iGnE1 DECLARING lint Z end re.,-
PIE never Az Il Wis srcn cevisa-E iilar t,s. II
SUE must ns e.issI, WieG the humane tqcnur
oecacrght at Tie ililsHin;r ztTIiI.rsfII BALI
i iigzsn Of ale a1ei1d'tniis. dressed IL white
shroCsts. All c,cI-- ii.res and hiIliH c,1aergi
Ei-a ci,aik. were Iiarvl,s,i m ziIgit file with
isslIsi silence iIIis 1dii1iIl,s HAT effis
1ailr-slr shere 3e gSssrvet! them. tiiruurt
Oi,'ar Fr1rFnsely Tsir srrn,, at lp.su 10 4 herr
y lneiil Hall,. ~ said be that WIZ t,.cs.rs..f
presently q, ~ IiTsn,iuIL q" pls BE- they IN
- lR'u. suerI : .is Hlse HsRSg- s. y tiir - III
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TOWN ITEMS

o. We Gu, the following from the Free
Press. However some men Who call them
selves Wings may view II. Il solemn
Truth; and we commend il to the eous'de'a.
ton OF all whom il may coueern. hoping that
it ma, not breed SO man, disturbances, nor
SC, So many tea pots boiling, as our own arti-
Gle on the same subject did, last week:
MIppLEBuRY TOWN REPREsEN-
TATlVE.
Very general surprise and astouishment
were felt on Thursday eeenirs on the recer-
tou Of the intelligence that hidSlsbsry had
elected locofocJ representative She had
been set down as good for IS aajori,, over
ererg tkiHg. II turns out that she had that
majority, aud more too. but IL was good Tor
nothing particularly except To procure the
election Of a locpfco. This is vile use
to put Wing majorilies to, aud our friends
in Middlcbury will probably soc II IN that
light next time.
tits pretty generally rcalrzedby the Wings
Of this town that we all deserved, actually
neeied, good. downright Ihrashing. There
is no use in miueiug the natter We must
acknowledge the corn; aud since we have
suffered some VIC may as well be good ma
tured about it,-abuss each other only within
the limits of reasonable charity-aud thank
our stars that matters arc no worse.
MI. d. +. Barrett Of New York
City, is giving a course Ct lectures in tho
Town Room. on the doctrines aud disclos'
ures Of Swodcnborg. Attic close Of each
lecture, tracts on this subject arc freely dis
iribu,ed; tho oascrness with which the boys
mud men crowd around torcccivc these books
reminds ono of the Missionaries aud the
hcaihens at Ahmcduuggcr.
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\ CoLD CLiNAvE-A correspondent, of the
y Y lcuru7i u CoOHerce- zsys.-iAtM2e-
srrsc had = very interesting interview with
Neshochsf ulh>sIoasry. who, with MS VIE,
bad a<en SIX vseks n co0Ing down from Tie
irozea Nerth to rhsl place he had been a
bSrsns among the Indians under the Juriz-
5pcrSo0 Of The HusisoG'z Bsy Company, ant
gcoe - kish - IS dag Often n MS travels
* had WITH ms couPaEioos bzSS down u =
seI7perarurs 80 below 2 The Way was
ae ssbj, - bUlsi 5r-- e nes n the aefgaoor-
hood u .hisvr-y ls,tians. ss6 gerrrg warn
!, possible 70 ID IN 4 oU5slo rp6e and ban
set and 20 70 <ie-P- In a coUPie OF hoCrs The
heat st the bs,,lY suul1 ae 50 exhausted that
r5 ~'ss Deressary 10 gyt Up = 20 ga The loS-r-
nsy- II EI< rcS 1EceszIry 1, WIZ Ssc sae day
fsr thsre * 20 5I.-ilt thsre-
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A MEXICAN WEDDING.
From the New Orleans Plcayune.

10 Que Of the letters Of our correspondent,
IL he gives description Of wedding hich
no attended at Csmargo. 1t is curious H.
lustra,ion of the manners and customs of the
Mcxicans. The letter bears date
CAMARGo. August IL. lS46.
4 Mexican wedding is 10 come off in the
church tomorrow night al ! O'Clock. and |
am going Ia form one of the party. This
getting married at the solemn hour Of mid
night is new idea to me, and would not
miss the scene for any consideration. Will
they invite oac to Kiss the bride, wonder
And il invited, ought fellow 10 profit by the
privilege! But W. will see the bride before
we decide these momentous questions.
Capt. Miles. on being informed OF the wish
Of the party To hold the wedding tonight,
extended to them every facility for going tn
rough with the ceremony unnolrsted. Had
nc received information n little earlier. he
would have furnished them with music, so
that regular hall would have taken place.
iHg. I'll ATTENDED the wedding last
nigh. aud shall never regret 1t. though it is
rather hard 10 he reused out oi a sound slam
Der At o'clock at night. Al half past one We
entered the church, where the padre aud his
assistants were already rubbed for the ceremo-
Mexican and four boys, the latter being three
foarihs Indian. The altar was lighted np
with long wax candles, Get Ia massive silver
candle STICKS. aud candles we're also burning
in the vicinity tf the large wax figures in 9TH
or parts OF The building.
The bridegroom soon made his appearance
With the bride. ai,end,d hy bride smSid and
sroomsman. The bridesmaid. beautiful
MI. 4
figure .errr looked at. The BRIDE. tall
awkward. Plain-lookins woman of twenty
tsCee. wps dressed in dark figured stuff. Tie
bridegroom. short, stumPy fellow. ahou,
- years old, with an usly visase. had Oh
white pan,s aud blue ruundahout He looked
Confused. and took VERY Ii,ile EO,;cs of the
hCIde; ~ tact. &c acted like man whe fei;
that he was getting himself ia,p disssreea-
Bile sI'nSt,on. Thr FIRST part Of the ceremony
was similar 70 ,h,t observed in Louisiana
Tbs haa4s Nerv Joined. tin. placed upon the
bOxer. etc. The parties ihen kncly bcfor ,he
ALTAR. aud one en.i Of beautiful silk rrSoz O
was thrown over the srsde's h.s a. The Other
end fsllies about The shaGl4-rs Of the hride
sEccfu.
\ slk cord. sho0, the sisc of The 'i,,le 6ugei
With regular hansusn's ngOse. ~ss iher
slipped over the hcaa Of esrh. yokIus then
together hard sn3 f,<,- They reElsinvd il
ihss posisses. hOtJsss l0ns hsh;ed candies IL
th-'r hsr4s, for nrsrly "a hour. The a<Sis
eseasss se2rieI saG iesaed III lie on the
rope. 90, %, hsE,i cse,ssh 70 eieAe the loVSu /,
hasAand, The Isa4re was IN The n,ssrtirne
gagged ~ PRAYER. arri eae Of Sbs boNS rsss
lssste silver BEL ecc istoashy. - vzAs up the
isseAe @e5'eeee of ,~eaey Or charity. no crV<se-.
'seHSsslNss, a1l ch~s sslsT<-j INTO thvis for,
'7<r STATE OF sta p lry- Al ,sads rSssrsg
Salstiy sre-f siss cherrA ord scattered Il
tA<hr ho-ses- Do t.sar ~ i've Az.srscans
~ers prsssne. S'-hss'y fs5rrs,,rty. ~ae
caaed - 70 SEss sh- oru5-- II.
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Coon ADVICE. Whatif people do speak
against youi Let them feel that you are able
TO bear il. What is there gained by stopping
to correct every word that is whispered 10
your discrediil Lies will die il let alone but
il you repeat them TO this one and anotl err,
because your enemies bad the imPudence to
make them. you keep the fire burning, and
open the way for dozen sIanderers. Keep
on your course, 90 straight forward, and
rrorble not your head about what is reported
but feel all the better and wear less fright
full face. SlanJer never killed a sterling char
acter. and it never will. Her coat will not
set upon him. without pull here. jerk There
and twist bclow-and while this work is
going on, the false words are forgotten by the
multitude.
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TIE DEW

TIA tseeey u tia deE . Interesting To al
tiAss assEnlFsss ssu.nIaas- mi Illustrates sti
h = pasiDer uls ssaliii,si .c,slsiIry al he sg-
er1lsprs OF her ssS;erI. Prsissssr lghnsoG.
IN nis A .rs,iflsasras CAersIssry rcmarss. 5iar
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