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Temperance Lectures.

The Executive Committee of the Addison
County Temperance Society express their
sanction of the following appointments of Mr.
j. ?. Coffin, as a Temperance lecturer, whose
credentials are such as to recommend him high
ly to the public confidence. Mr.. Coffin is au-
thorized to act also, as agent for the Vermont
Temperance Herald.
P. BATTELL, }
A. WILCOX, Committee.
j. DAVENPORT
Middlebury, Feb. 26, Is4s.
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poINGS IN Observation-Disclosures


From the record of the 18th, it will be seen
that the Bill to enable the President to deluge
the country with Treasury shin plaster has
been voted down by majority of one. But
the Loan Bill for borrowing 16 millions ha:
PASSED the House. Can it be obtained at G OF
per cent of the very men who are now buy
ing up Government Notes at reduction Of
2l-2 per cent.
A Correspondent of the Tribune says that
he has to day read letter from the Crescent
CITY, eminating from a respectable quarter.
stating that intelligence had reached Vera
Cruz. that Gen Scott had refused to acknowl-
edge the authority of the Court Martial lately
instituted by the Secretary of War. lie de-
clines being tried by civilians, and had arrested
the very officers appointed to try him.
But seriously-and everything in relation to
this gallant, honorable and much-abused Off
Ger should be seriously said-if Gen. Scott has
50 far forgotten his allegiance to authority,
which. however abused, is still authority, his
offence would be forgotten by generous peo-
pc, in sympathy with the wrongs and insults
that same "brief authority" has with so much
ingenuity heaped upon him. The soldier
Jealous in honor" sensitive perhaps to fault,
can be parloned for hasty resentment of in
iu.;es, manifold, designed, malicious.
Whether these rumors be true or false, Of
ono fact we feel melancholy impressed, that
there is great insubordination in our Army of
Occupation.'
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DIED.

In New Haven, East Mills, on the 9th of
Feb, Mr.. Jenison Merritt, aged SIS. In the
death Of this individual, an afflicted family are
called to mourn an affectionate husband and a
kind parent, and the community, one of its
most worthy citizens.
Printers in Montpelier are requested to no
tice, sc. &c.
In Goshen, on the 18th of Feb, Cynthia
Maryon, daughter of Isaac and Maryon Gale,
aged years and months.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICT

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We, the subscribers, being appointed bv the
Probate Court for the District Of Addison Com
missioners. to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons, against the es.
tate of
NORMAN DANA
late OF Shorcham in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto: And six months from the 18th day Of
November being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend to the business Of our said appoint
ment, at the dwelling house of James Moore in
Shoreham, on the Sd Mondays Of March and NAV
next from nine O'Clock. A. VI. until four o'clock
2. NJ, on each Of said DAYS.
James Moore Commits.
AsG Jones sioners.
Dated at Shoreham this 2sth day Of January
ls4s. ~
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DEpor AT M1DDLEBURY-A full meetin

DEPOT AT MIDDLEBURY.-A full meeting
of citizens assembled yesterday afternoon tc
compare views in regard to this subject, and
after discussi on of the proposed locations, ap-
pointed committee to make examinations, s
report to an adjourned meeting on Monday OF
next week at ? o'clock P. N. .Messrs Pete,
Starr, Rufus Wainwright and Solomon Parker
constitute said Committee
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CoLD FEET are always an evidence that
the blood is encountered with morbid humors,
which not only render The circulation slug
eish and unequal. but prevent proper sup
ply Of the vital fluid, 10 the exiremiiies.
Hence col,iness ofrbe hands and feet, accom-
panied with headach, giddiness, and many
other unpleasant complaints.
W.ighr's Indian Vegetable Pills are one
of The hest prevenives in the world against
Cold Feet. because they not only cleanse
the blood from those impurities which are
the cause. but they impart vigor 10 every
part of the system; consequently the ex
iremilies being properly Supplied with the
vital fluid, receive their due proportion Of
animal heat; aud coldness of The feet. head
ach, giddiness, palpitation ofthe heart, and
every other SYMPTOM of a disnrderei circula
ton. will be rapidly deriving from the body.
Sold in single boxes ot p cents each.
Beware of Counterfets of all kinds Some are
coated with sugar, others made to resemble in
outward appearance the original medicine The
safest course is to purchase of tie regular agents
only, one or more of whom may be found in every
village and town in iheS
w. P. Russell, and S. Moody Agents.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE The subscribers, being appointed by
The Probate Court for the District of Addison
Commissioners, 10 receive, examine and ad-
just all claims and demands OF all persons a
g5Inst the estate of
ENOS NEGUS,
late Of Middlebury in said District, deceased.
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
Offset thereto: And six months from the 10Th
day OF Feb. 1S4S being allowed by said
Court for that purpose. we do therefore here.
by give notice that we will attend 10 the bust
ness ofour said appointment al the Office oil
Dorastus Wooster in said Middlebury. on
The Sd mondays in March and June next.
from nine O'Clock, A. M. until lour clock p
III. on each Of sal days.
DordStus Wooster Commis
Thos. H. Fitch sioners
Deed at Middlebury this 17ih day of Feb
rpary 1913. 43
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ton of HENRY CLAY! Som the stronges,

uUH OF HENR1 CLAY So meet the Strongest
extremes of the pageantry oflifc.
Dir. Clay's progress between Baltimore and this
place was complete triumphal march, AT eve
Iry point on the road crowds of people were assem-
bled to greet him as he passed. Thousands of
persons thronged out to Broad ST. about O'Clock
to await the arrival of the cars and every part of
the city through which the cortege was to pass
was crowded to excess
On the arrival of the cars, Mr.. Clay was greet
ted with tremendous acclamations. Escorted by
a cavalcade of fifteen hundred young Wings on
horseback, and countless numbers on foot and in
carriages, with several fine bands of music he pro-
ceeded te the residence of Mayor Swift No
speech was delivered, but on arriving, the Mayor
simply apoogized to the crowd, who went home
to supper while he and his guest sat down to din
ner.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
Monday, Februdi

Reported for the Boston Traveller.
at market, 450 Cattle, 172 Sheep, and 50
Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-We noticed one beau
tiful Steer and one Heller, fatted By Mr.. L.
G. Collins of Washington, Duchess CON. Y.
taken at 81 81. We quote few extra Oxen
at 81; first quality, ESQ; second do SIS a
5,75.
Swine-Sales at wholesale from ga to 4
DE
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AGRICULTURAL PAPER.-Casper c. Hop
kins, of Burlington, has issued a prospectus
proposing to establish an Agricultural paper,
suited to the wants and capacities of our own
State. The Free Press says: The Agricul-
tural community in our vicinity, need no en-
dcrsement of the excellent qualifications Of
Mr. Hopkins, for the editorial management Of
The forthcoming periodical"
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DEATH FEX-PREsIDENT ADAMS

1ANial thS -Ntltioi9h vi Yesterday
The venerable Patriot and Statesman, John
Quincy Adams, expired at the Capital last eve
ming little after7 O'Clock. He fingered to all ap-
pearance insensible and Unconscious from the ne
Rod of his attack on Monday until an hour after
sunset last evening, when he gently breathcd his
last and BIS spirit returned to God who gave it -
Ii is not for us TO pronounce the euogy of one so
eminent, and so honor.bly and constantly ascot
a'cd with al that was exalted in his couniry's his
tory, from the very foundation of the Government
10 the present time That task will be fttinglv
discharged By more competent and more appro-
pirate hands. 1t will suffice for this brief notice
to say, that few men have filleda larger space or
acted more important part in the great civil af-
fairs o! their country that few have commanded
higher admiration for Abilities or won a wider re-
spect for unwavering integrity and rigid adher-
ence to his ssews of duty. His domestic cEarac-
ter was not less bright than his public, and was
truly above all praise and all rcproach.
The TREATY, &c-The Washington cor
re pondent of the Baltimore Sun, who is I'M
derstood to be the same semi-oflicial gentle
man who writes for the Philadelphia Ledger,
writes (Feb. 2S) regarding the Treaty; as fol-
lows:
Yesterday counted some twenty Senators
who were pledged to vote against the rati6ca-
ton. To-day | count 16-s falling off of A.
They avoid quarreling with the Administra-
ton. and especially those who look to the Pres
idency. Sam Houston, who knows the Mexi-
cans better than any one here, will denounce
it, and hear that Col Benton himself feels
disposed to oppose it. If the latter will apply
his master mind TO the subject and use his ty-
ranieal powers of persuasion, in a cause which
at this moment seems to require such aid, the
country will be laid under deep obligation to
him. The masses forgive Tyranny sooner than
weakness. What a pity that the Vice President
has not a chance of interposing his casting rote.
In has hands oil ,rould be safe
think the probability of the Treaty being
ratified, or only slightly dissented from, is in
creasing; but the friends of the Treaty must
not halloo before they are out of the woods.
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PEACE!l PEACH!

For nearly two years past we have weekly
devoted portion of our columns to the most
disgusting variations of bloody battles, murder
and devastation inflicted by our countrymen
upon a weak and defencelcss nation. We re-
joice that the horrid banquet in blood which
Polk has set before the nation is soon to be
ended We do now entertain some delightful
hope that the time has arrived when we can
talk of peace, of which tolerable prospect
presents itself 1t can no longer be doubted
that Gen. Scott has assumed the responsibility
of negotiating peace with Mexico, which is now
in the hands of our cabinet at Washington.
1t is believed that it will be submitted to the
Senate If not already. So important to the
country is peace that we will not allow ourselves
to believe that the Senate will rejectth treaty.
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STATE OF VERMONT
District of Addison, S.
Be it remembered, that at Probate Court held
at Middlebury in and for the District of Addison
on the 9th day of February A, d. ls4s,
Hiram Spalding son of
PHILIP SPALDING
late of Panton in said District deceased moves the
Court that partition of that part of the real estate
of said deceased, which was set out as dover TO
his widow Hannah Spalding now deceased, be
made among the heirs of said Philip SpaIdino
deceased, and that commissioners be appointed
for that purpose: 1t is thereupon ordered, that
said Hiram Spalding notify all persons interested
to appear before this Court at the SESSION thereof
to be held at the Office of the Register of this Court
in said Middlebury. on Thursday the 10th day Of
March A. d. 1913, at one O'Clock in the afternoon.
at which time and place this Court will appoint
commissioners to make partition of said estate.
by publishing a certified copy Of this order in the
Mddebury Galaxy, newspaper printed at said
Middlebury, three weeks successfully previous
to the time Of said Court.
Jed. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy of record, 43
Attest, Jed. Bushnell, Register.
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a!IIzFiRM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale his farm, con-
tanning about 265 acres of land lying two miles
south of the village Of Bridport ON the stage
road leading to Whitehall 1t is believed that
said farm contains all the essential qualities to
constitute it a first rate farm. There is SIS acres
of INTERVAL affording great crops of hay,
with some of the best tillage in this region to-
gether with all the upland necessary for MEAD
OW, PASTURAGE, sc. The farm has a great
tain all the wants of the farm for any length of
time. There is a comfortable house, five barns
and other outhouses, which together with the fen
ces will be found in good repair. Said farm will
be solo at a fair price, and credit on one half
given if desired with security on the land.
E. CLAYES.
Bridport, Feb "a, ls4s. "A
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

IUMMISSIUNERO NUIIJE.
We, the subscribers, being appointed BY the
Probate Court for The district Of Addison
Commissioners, to receive examine and adjust al
claims and demands Of all persons, against the
estate Of
NlCANER NEEDHAM
late OF Shoreham in said district deceased, and
also all claims and demads exhibited in offset
thereto and six months from the 23d day of De-
cember being allowed by said court for that pur-
pose, We do therefore hereby give notice that we
will attend to the business of our said appointment
At the Office of c. X. Wright IN Shoreham on the
ID Mondays in April and june next from nine
O'Clock a, NJ. until four o'clock p, NJ on each of
said days.
Silas n. Jcnison | Commits
Kent HrigLf. I sioners.
Dated at Shoreham this Sth day of February
Is4s. ~
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Goodson & Clark Of Bellevue. Ohio, Nov,
23d, $780, sent a letter 10 DR.. G. c. Vaughn
The proprietor ofihe celebrated LiIhonrriptic
Mixture. the Great American Remedy, with
statement that in The vicinity of Ohio where
they do business. the article has had unprece
dented sales. Nothing like it has ever APP
peared, Peopl. resort o it for alIcompIainis,
and lis effect is always good, old cases which
have baffied the skill The medical men have
yielded 10 il, and the faculty are using it in
their practice. A large number of medical
men are Agents for its sale, IA strong proof Of
the great virtues of the article. Call IN
Agents in our paper whose names are 10 be
found under-Geat American Remedy. and
get Pamphlet w. P. Russell Agent.
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Agricultural Notice.

The Board of managers of the Addison Co
Agricultural Society are hereby notified to
meet at the Vermont Hotel, in Middlebury on
Thursday the 9Th of March, at O'Clock A. NJ.
for the purpose Of preparing a list of premiums
for the next Annual Fair, and appointing Com
mittees to award the same.
By order of the President,
E. w. BLAISDELL, JR, Sec.
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BATE, Me-, May rs.
Mr. z Rrnun =

WI l.. DIOWU.-
Dear Sir: Having tasted he value Of your
Sarsaparllla and Tomato Bitters, | take plea
sure to give 10 you the facts OF nv case for
your own satisfaction and the benefit OF others.
| have been suffering with he ErysipeIas hu
NOR in my side, causing my hand and arm
to swell very much, and 10 be painful; at the
same lime, and for some time previous, have
been troubled with weak stomach mos, Of
my looI has hurt me, and there has been a
singular faintness at The stomach, which has
been increasing. and caused me much diff
Gully. Alter commenced taking your Bit
irrs. could preceive gradual and imme-
diaie relief, and would recommend it with
much confidence 10 those who are trobled
with such complaints.
Yours truly. WIN. DONNELL.
Bath, Me-, May 81. 1914. A:
W. P Russell, Agent
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THE TREATY.-This important document has
at length reached the Senate, as will be seen bv
reference TO our Congressioal Proceedings The
Telegraphc report says but little of its reception
but we shall soon be in possession of full particu-
lars
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100000 HEMLOCK PLANK.
f7 E1 ezr5r1 cEr=1 AL
Notice to Contractors

PROPOSALS will be received at the Office
of the undersigned al Burlington, or at the Office
of George I. Hodges, Esq. a: Rutland VI. until
the 18th day of March 1913, for Grading and
Masonry on the following sect, rs of theRutlsnd
iivision Of the Rutland and Burlington Railroad
TO vii: sections l, 2, "a. Is, I6 20, % and %
Satisfactory security will be required from Con-
tractors TO whOm the work may be awarded
ne estimates OF work on the sections above
named are as follows, 343 $50 Cubic yards of
Earth Excavation. $500 Cubic yards of Solid
Rock Excavation. 200 Cubic yards of Loose
Rock Excavation. 1910 Cubic yards of Gull
vert Masonry.
Plans, pfohles, and specifications may be seen
at the Engineers Office in Rutland, where all
necessary explanations will be given.
N32;w5 I. FOLLETT. President
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STATE OF VERNON

. IA1E OE NERMON
District of Addison IS.
Be it remembered, that at a Prof ate Court held
at Middlebury in and for the District of Addison,
on the 18th day of February A. ID. ls4s
Aninstrument purporting to be the last will and
testament of
HOPE BRADLEY
lare of said Mddlebury deceased. having been pre-
sented to this Court for probate: 1t is therefore
ordered by this Court, that said instrument be
considered for probate at the session Of this Court
to be held at the office Of the Register of this
Court in said Middlebury, on Thursday the 9Th
day of March next at one o'clock in the after
noon, and that notice thereof be given to all per-
sons interested that they may appear and make
their objections, if any they may have to the pro-
bate and allowance OF said viii, by publishing
certified copy of this order in the Nliddlebury
Galaxy-a newspaper printed at said AIidilebury
three weeks successfully previous to the time Of
said Court.
Jed. s. Bushnell. Register.
A true copy Of record.
43 Attest Jed S. Bushnell, REGISTER.
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GREAT CHANCE for BARGAINS
Selling OF at Cost
GRAVES 6 MCkEAND.

Will offer tho balance Of their stock Of Boots and
Shoes at COST and many of their goods adapted
to the Winter Trace, viii positively be sold at less
than Cost. for they must 60 at some price to make
room for New Goods.
The following low prices will convince every one
that now is the time to buy cheap for Cash:
former price.
Mems thck:Boots, Sz,UO $3.50
&c Dob'lCaIf Double Soles 3 10 $50 375 to4.25
Calf Boots, 2, to 375 ESQ TO 500
Leather and Velvet slips, Sc 63c 75c. SIC.
Womens Calf Booiees, 96c. l,l3
sc Kid Walkers, LOO ITO LIS, 81
Slips, Sc. 75c. &c, 100
Morocco Polka Boots, 81, 1,5O l,63, rs
Bows Boots and Shoes of all kinds at the same
rates Also, Misses and Chidrens Shoes and Boots.
- Those who make an esily call will find all
goods as advertised, and viii have the best chance
20 get the best bargains
MiddIebury, Feb. q, 1s4s. 43
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JOHN QUINCY ADAMS is DEAD
Wash NcroN Thursday, FEB 81. 164S.
The venerable Patriot and Sage. john
QuIacY ADAMS, quietly brealhed his last. in
the Speakers room in the Capital, last eve
Ming few minutes before 7oclock.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned feeling great respect for
the character and worth, and high admira-
ton Of the talents of the late HoN. SILAs
WRIGHT, and wishing to perpetuate his men,
DRY, and to show our regard for his many es-
Unable qualities which adorned his character,
both as public man and private citizen, do
hereby request all who feel proud of his name
and greatness as Vermonter, to meet at the
Congregational Meeting House in Weybridge.
in the County of Addison, on Monday the goth
day of March 1877, at two o'clock in the after
noon, to consult upon tho propriety of erecting
monument to his memory, in that town, and
10 devise the means to accomplish that object.
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TELEGRAPH COMPANY MEETING.

Amcctiug of the stockholders was held pur-
susnt to notice at the American, in Burling-
ton on Wednesday of last week. Full and in
;eresting reports says the FreePress, were pre-
sented by Prot. Benedict, in behalfof the trus-
ices, also, report was made by j. II. Peck
Treasurer, showing the financial situation Of
the Co. 1t arrears that the line is in operation
10 St Johns, and is already constru- ted quite
through to Lapairie, when carried across the
St Lawrence, it will perfect the communi a
in with Montreal.
The receipts at the several cffces estab-
Eshed are quite as large as could be expected
The report of Prof. Benedict highly praises the
energy and perseverance Of Mr.. Cornell, and
bis fidelity to his engagements.
BOARD OF MANAGERS.
Willis Lyman, President.
H. F. Rice, Secretary and Treasurer
DIRECTORS.
y. W Pomeroy, R. w. Sherman,
l. Cornell, c. NJ Fletcher,
A. Houghton, c. P. Peck,
Geo X Platt, Lyman Harrington,
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Mlusilal Noiife.

Mr.. WHITCOMB having taken up his win.
ter quarters at Middlebury, takes this method Of
saying to his friends, and the dancing community
generally, that he is prepared to furnish good mu.
sic for
!&.AIGG5 GA.11:e5:s2S So
on reasonable terms. Any number Of pieces fur.
nished from two to five, as the occasion may re.
quire, his band consists Of Claronet, Post Horn
LIST I'd Violin, and Opheyciede.
Letters addressed to r. f. Whitcomb Middle.
bury, Vt. will receive prompt attention. 27if
MiddleburY. Nov 8. Is47
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

OOMhIo SlONERS NOTICE.
We the subscribers, being appointed By
The Probate Court for the District of A6dison
Commissioners. 10 receive, examine and adj
Just all claims and demands of all persons A.
gainsl the estate of
JONATHAN A. ALLEN.
late oil Middlebury in said District, deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited
n otise' thereto: And six months from the
10Th day oil February 1913 being allowed by
said Court for that purpose. we do hereby
give notice that we will atteaI TO the bust
ness Of our said appointment, at The late
dwelling house of sam deceased in said Mid
dlebury, on the goth day of March, and the
10Th day Of August, from nine O'Clock, A. M.
until lour O'Clock, NJ. on earh of.said days.
l 5 E @s1T 5a,ier. Commissioners
Chester Elmer,
Dated at MiddlebuTy this 2Is day of Feb
ruary. lS4S. az
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For Sale

About tweniy-one acres Of excellent land, sit
uated IN Cornwall, about Two miles from Middle
bury WI age, on the Troy road; and about the
same distance from Cornwall Meeting House.
oaiG iot has house and good barn on it, with
good fences, and is well walersd. Also a de,scb-
ed piece of abGulforty acres, grass land ON lbich
is large spring of water which never dries.
FoT farther particulars enquire of. b. ROB.
BINS. on the primises
Cornwall, Feb. 10Th, 1888. a sw
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RECEPTION OF HENRY CLAY AT PH1IADELPHIA.
GREAT PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. "a, Is4s,
The flags were at half-mast all day for the
death Adams, and steamers flying for the recep-
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Middlebury Female Seminary

The Summer term Of this Institution will CON-
mence on Monday, April 18th, and continue IA
weeks.
A full board of the best qualified teachers will
be secured for the several departments.
S. PEARL LATHROP,
PRINCIPAL.