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The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-15

STATE OF VERMONT I Be it remembered
District of Addison SIS. ! that at Probate
Court holden in Mddebury in and for theDistrict
of Addison, on the 4th day of Feb. A. d. 1913.
Lewis Hunt, named executor IN an instrument
purporting to be the last will and testament of
LUCRETIA HUNT
late of Shoreham in said DistriSk deceased pre-
sents the said instrument for probdte 1t is there
upon ordered, that said instrument be considered
for probate by this Court, at the session thereof
TO be held at the Office of the Register of this
Court, in said Middlebury. on Thursday the I'd
day of March next at one o'clock in the afternoon,
and that notice thereof be given to all persons in
terested, that they may appear and make their
objections if any they may have. to the probate
and allowance of said will, by publishing a GER
tilted copy of this order in the Middebury Galaxy
"a newspaper printed at said Middlebury-threc
weeks successfully previous to the time of said
Court
Jed. S. Bushnell Register.
A true copy Of record.
Attest Jed. S. BuSsreU, Register. Al
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-15

AccrDExTs-On Wednesday, the 26,h ult
near night, Washington Tilton, overseer or
a section Of the Vermont Central Rail Roao
in Roxbury, was Instantly killed by The pre-
mature discharge of steam blast his body
was pierced by the lamping iron. About the
same time, Patrick Lyndes: an lrishman,
was killed by the caving in Of bank in
Montpelier Hehad no relailvcs in this Coun-
try. On the 9Th. Mr.. Ora Jackson, res
peciable citizen of Montpelier, and super
iniendent on a section in Roxbury. was instan-
ly killed by the premature discharge oil d
blast
The Rnyalton hill stage was upset be-
tween Royalton and East Bethel, on the
morning Of Feb ]. Three passengers were
Injured. and one was not expected 10 survive.
The road was icy, the wagon slued, and
going down n bank, turned two complete
summcrsciis.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-15

A COMMON COLD AND CoUGH.-It should
be remembered that a cough is always an
evidence that some impurity has lodged in
the lungs, and which, if not speedily remov
cd, will so irriiaie these delicate organs as
sooner or later TO bring on an Inflammation
of the lungs-a form OF disease which we
all know is the high road 10 consump-
lion.
Wrigh's Indian Vegetable Pills. are a
most delightful medicine Tor carrying off a
cold, because they expel from the system all
morbid and corrupt humors (the cause of
every kind Of disease) in so easy and natural
Il manner, that the body is relieved of all its
suffering az if by magic. -Four or five OF
said Indian Vegetable pills, taken every night
on going to bed will in a short lime remove
the most obstinate cold-ai the same time the
digestive organs will be restored to Il healthy
tone, and The hood so completely purified,
that inflammation of the lungs, consumption,
or any other form ofdisease will be absolutely
impossible.
Sold in single boxes at 25 cents each.
Beware of Counterfeits of all kinds Some are
coated with sugar, others are made to resemble in
outward appearance the original medicine The
safest is, TO purchase Of the regular agents
only, one or more of whom may be found in every
Iillage and town in the State.
w. p. Russell and S. Moody, Agents.
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Judge A. G. Sutton of Norwalk o, writes
under date of November 10, 1916. that At
Vaughn's Vegetable Lilhon,ripric Mixture
is doing wonders in all kinds of complaints.
People invest it with properties little short Of
the magical In Fever and Ague, in bilious
diseases, in dropsy, in gravel. in female d.
fficulty, lung diseases. CT assumption. dispe
psa." &c. &C., for why should we 90 over
The whole catalogue, il takes all these and
more, and lis beneficial effect is apparent in
every instance: +" put TO what must we attri-
butte its success; there we stop. the whole
course Of its success has puzzled US, we do
mol understand it. Medical men step out of
their path 10 crush it, they but their heel upon
it, it escapes them, they look about little and
ifIhey are unobservcd. they throw off that
dignity and pomposiry Of manner which is
half their capital in Trade, and fall 10, tooth
and nail, 10 put il out of existence; but the
harder they fight lie stronger grows The
noslrum, and the weaker their own practice,
and discontinued, they resume with the air
of broken down dandy his once fashionable
but now ragged cloak. their dignity soied
anG torn by tine fray, and walk off with an air
Of majesty. Reader get pamphlet 10 the
hands of A gems in this vicinity. the adver-
Isemcnt is in our columns, under Great Amer
lean Remedy. w. P. Russell, Agent
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WING NATIONAL CONVENTIONAL Will
be seen that the Wings of Congress with most
excellent spirit of Union, have agreed upon
the time and place for holding a National Con-
TentiOn, on Wednesday the 9TH of June next,
at Independence Hall in Philadelphia Moth
ing could be 50 inconsiderate and so certainly
lead to defeat as to suffer question so momen-
tuous to be decided by some partial indica-
lions of popular feeling in some sections and
forthwith adopting them as the voice of the
whole people. Such indications in nine case.
out of ten must be partial and can possess nc
binding force upon other sections of the cOun
try.
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rounded. Admittance was demanded by the
gallant little party, but it was for time refus-
| ed, when Col Silica, wounded Mexican Off
kcer on parole,opened the door and assured Col
lWincoop that Gen. Valencia had departed
thatday for Tuluco but this was not credit
ed, and lights were demanded to search the
building. Col. Silica then proposed to deliver
Gen. Valencia the next day if the party would
leave. To this the Colen would not assent, &
proposed TO send an officer and eight men with
him to wait his return. This proposition COM
pletely nonplussed Col. Silica. and convinced
Col. w. that Valencia was really in the house.
Search was accordingly made, but nothing
could be found of him. Col. w. then declar-
ed that he would not leave the hacienda with
out him, and that if Valencia would give him.
self up he would be perfectly safe, but if he
attempted TO escape he would not answer for
his life. At this moment person stepped up
and said, " / am Valencia" He then said that
it was against the usages of civilized warfare
to attack man in the peace and quiet of his
family, in the dead hour of the night-The
Colonel answered that 1t a0ds the only ,cdy he
could be captured. Col. Arreta was also cap
tured in the same hacienda on that night.
The following officers volunteered their SER
vices in the expedition; Capt. Bennett and
Lieut.. Clinton: Of the list Pa. Regt; Capts.
Diller and Harley, 1t. Davis of Gen. Cushings
staff; Lieut.. Perry of Gen. Patterson's staff
Capt Lyberg, llth inf. and Lieut.. Tilton, Vol
tlgeurs.
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FA1LUREs-We perceive from our ex
change papers that failures of extensive estab
lishments of cotton and wooden are constantly
occurring in the East. Several branches OF
manufactures, hitherto rendered successful I'M
der the fostering protection of former years.
will continue TO prosper, tariff or no tariff
But those great cotton and WOODEN establish
mcnts, in many of their most important rami-
fcations, are already feeling the effects of the
low tariff of 1916. The dividends have,in great
many instances, decreased, and the stocks fall
len below par. Without the advantages of a
severe famine in Europe, and with the contin-
nance of the Subtrcasury, the embarrassments
and bankruptcies of 1910 will soon beupon US.
The consequence is,as will be seen from ac-
counts subjoined, that wages must be reduced
or labouring men will be soon thrown out Of
employment.
Reduction of Wages. The Boston Manu-
featuring Company at Waltham reduced the
wages Of their piece hands ON the lastpay day,
and have given notice of a reduction next
month in the pay of the day hands Quite
number of the girls have quit work and gone
TO their homes. Traveller.
Similar accounts arc often meeting our eyes,
. although not so often as they will ill few
months should the present enormously drain
ing war be continued.
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JUDGE NLEAN.

The Editor Ct the Eoston Courier has placed
Judge M'Lcan of Ohio, at the head of his col
umns as candidate for President. He gives
,evcral very just and sensible reasons for this
course In the first place Judge M'Leans
character and position highly commend him to
the surfaces of his fellow citizens. For forty
eight wears the slave states have had the Pres
ilcncy, Tie free states only twelve, and the
North West only ore. These facts settle the
question from what section the; President should
come, and above ali should he be a northern
man, and other things been equal the next
President should be taken from the North
Western States Besides the Locos seem &c
lie settling upon that point. They are fur
ming their eyes upon Lewis Cas-, of Michigan,
a northern man with slavish principles.
But Mr.. Buckingham makes this nomination
subject to the decision of National Conven-
ton, with tie condition that he must be sound
and reliable an the question Of slavery.
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siderable blood. She was afflicted with grear
pain in the side and breast,-this continued
for several months, until she was reduced
almost 10 skeleton. During this time che
was under the care Of good and skilul phy-
sicians, who done their best, but did moi re-
move the symptoms which appeared 10 be
fatal Consumption, and which threatened ev-
cry day 10 carry her off. AT last, friend
who had been afflicted with a very bad cough
for several years, told me he was effeciually
cured with DR.. Wistar.s Balsam of Wild
Cherry, and recommended my daughter 10
try it. She did so, and when she had lakon
a single bottle, she began to improve. l
then told her physician that my daughter was
using Wistar's Balsam. He replied very
well, Think il good preparation-keep on, il
will not hurt her,-sbe continued 10 useit until
she was restored 10 good health. believe
il saved my daughters life, and do not hest
tate 10 recommend others who are afflicted as
my daughter was 10 try it.
RICHARD TERRELL.
N. B. Let those who have any doubts
about the merits OF this popular medicines,
go 10 their own neighbors for proof of lis
efficacy.
~ Beware of the Syrups, and all other
Of Wild Cherry. Buy none hut
the genuine DR. Wisiar's Balsam, signed |.
BUTTS on the wrapper.
w. z. Russell Agent
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The Vera Cruz correspondent of the Delta
gives the following particulars of Yalencia's
capture:
Gel. H. NJ. Wynkoop, of the I'd Pennsylva-
MIA Volunteers, having learned by Mexican
friend, that Padre Jarauta and Gen. Rea were
at Tlalnepanatla, about five leagues from the
city of Mexico, applied to Gen. Scott for per-
mission to take twenty men and capture them.
Permission being granted the Colonel set off
on the lst with IS Texas Rangers, under COM
lnand of Lieuts. Daggert, Burkes and Jones.
Upon arriving at and charging Tlalnapanatla,
and finding no one there, they learned that
Rea and Jarauta had left for Toluca few
hours previous TO their arrival. Colonel Wynn
koop here learned that Gen. Valencia and his
staff we're ut hacienda some six leagues dis
lani- lie Immediately set off with his party,
ana arrived at the hacienda, which they sur
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EATAL ACCIDENT.

i sad accident occurred in Starksborougl
on the 2Sth ult terminating in the death Of
Mr. Azial White Mr.. White and several 9th
crs were cutting and piling logs on the noun
tain, when the former gentleman stepped back
few PAGES to get measuring POLE and while
proceeding to measure a tree just fallen, a dry
tree, about IS inches through, descended up
on his head, which fractured his skull, and a
limb at the same time breaking lis back caus-
ed his death in about five hours.
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STOP HORSE THEE.

The annual meeting of the Bridport and Addi
son Detecting Society was held at David Hills il
B.idrort on the 9TH inst. The meeting was vel
attended, and an unusual degree of interest mani
tested in the welfare of the Society, the financial
affairs of the society show that it in SC
prosperous a condition as at present The COM
mittec of safety reported there were 1882 in the
Treasury and that there have been no cxpendi
lures the past year 1t is over 80 years since the
organization of the Society and the officers take
pleasure in saying that much good has resulted
thercfrom The following officers were appointed
for the wear ensuing.
EBENEZER ALLEN, Esq, Press.
JOHN B. HUNTLEY, Vice Press.
CHAs. n. HAYWARD Secretary.
CuAs. HOWE, Treasurer
Committee Of Safety
Jas. G.. Eldridge. Danl. c. Sunderlin, David
I'LL, Reuben Gillett, Jonas Heminway.
Committee of Pwsuers.
Amasa Williams, Jas. Frost Jonas n. Smith
Danl Eldridge Abel z. Skif, Philander Jones
Society adjourned to Allen Smiths in Addison
on the lst Monday Of Feb. ls49.
CHAs. N HAYWARD, Sec.
Bridport, Feb. 10th ls4S.
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STATE OF VERMONT. ,

DISTRICT OF New Haven IS.
Be it remembered, that at a Probate Court hol-
den at Bristol within aud for the district of New
Haven on the Sd day of January Is4s.
Winter H. Holley Esq. guardian Of Walter C..
Dunton and William Dunton, minors and Children
OF Ezekiel X. Dunfon late Of Bristol aforesaid.
deceased. made application to said Court, for Ii.
ccnse to sell the following described lands of his
said wards laying and being in Bristol in the
County of Addison and State Of Vermont, TO wit,
one Equal undivided fourth part of the sam-mill
and privileges thereto pertaining, held. by his
said wards as tenants IN common with Uriah +.
Arnod-representingt to said court that it would
be conducive TO the interest Of his said wards 10
to sell the aforesaid real estate for the purpose Of
putting the proceeds Of snch sale at interest.
Wherupon the said Court appointed the 9th
March Is45 at 10 o'clock fore noon, at the
office ofthe Judge Of said Court for the time and
place of hearing and deciding on said application
and made an order requiring notice to be given.
to all persons interested, TO appear and object to
the granting Of said license if they see cause, BY
publishing a certified copy of this order in tho
Middlebury Galaxy newspaper printed at Md
dlebnry in the County of Addison, three weeks
successfully all of which publications shall bs
previous to the time appointed for hearing.
HaTpey MznsiH,
A true Copy Of Record.
40 Attest Harry hzzsiH, Jul,ss
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DIED.,

In Panton, Jan. -, Mrs. Lucy, wife of Hon.
Samuel Shepard, aged 60.
The subject of this notice was worthy men,
Der of the Baptist Church, which relation she
sustained more than thirty years.
As a wife Mrs, S was an agreeable compan-
ion, ever devoted to the interests of her fami-
ly, both temporal and spiritual, discharging the
duties Of mother and step-mother with impair
TALLY.
As a neighbor, she merited the esteem of all
who knew her. Tender of the reputation of
others, detraction never dweltupon her tongue,
and many, grateful for past favors, will rise up
and call her blessed. By her death an afflict-
ed husband and children and wide circle of
friends are called to mourn, but not without
hope. We trust their loss is her eternal gain.
Con-.
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COLORED ENJOYS.

The Senators Ardouin and Delva, Omen Of
COLOR presented TO the King Of the French,
Tuesday; letters accrediting them as ENJOYS
Extraordinary and Ministers Pionipotcntiary
of the Republic of Hayti to France, for the
ext hangc of the notifications of the 18th of May
last.
These colorcd Senators could gain no such
admission to the republican presence of the
Chief Magistrate of these free people, Cour.
and Enauircr.
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NOTICE.

THE Ladies of St. Stephens Church Middle
bury, will give a TEA-PARTY on Wednesday the
10th inst. at half past six o'clock p. NJ in the as
sembly Room of the Vermont Hotel. The Cen
tlemcn and Ladies of Middlebury, and the neigh
boring towns are respectfully invited to attend.
II Tickets admitting Gentleman and Lady
at one dollar, may be obtained at Mr.. J. Hagar's
Bookstore, at II. \. Shedons Store, and at the
Vermont Hotel
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STATE OF VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT
District of New Haven SIS.
Be it remembered, that at probate court hold
en- at Bristol, within and for the district of New
Haven on the 18th day of January 1913.
The administrators on the Of RUFUS Fl.
BARNARD, late of Bristol deceased, intesiale,
made application te said court in writing pray
ing for license 10 sell so much of the real estate
ot the said deceased as will raise the sum of
S6i3 &c with inciden tai charges, for the purpose
IF paying the debts against said estate.
Whereupon the said court appointed a session
thereof TO be holden at the office of the Judge Of
said court in Bristol, on the 9th day Of March
1913 at 10 o'clock forenoon as the time and
and place for hearing on said application and
made an ORDER that the said administrators notify
all persons interested to appear and show cause
If any they have why the prayer Of the said adj
minisirator should not be granted by publishing
certified copy of this order in the Middlebury
Galaxy newspaper printed atMiddlebury in the
county OF Addison, three weeks successfully pre-
vious 70 said Time.
Hurry MunsiH, Judge,
A true copy Of record.
40 Attest Harrey MInsiU. Judge.
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Medical Meeting,

The Addison County Medical Society will hold
meeting at the Vermont Hotel, in Middlebury,
on Thursday the l7tE inst, at o'clock, p NJ.
The object of the meeting is to take into con-
sideration the measures proper to be adopted in
Allen.
The members, and all medical practitioners in
the County and vicinity are requested to attend
with their ladies. CHAS. L. ALLEN, Sec.
Middlebury, Feb. s, ls4s.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-15

rs Gen. Pierce, in his Concord Speech,
claimed Col Martin Scott as a New Hampshire
man. Nota bit of New Hampshire about him
he was from Old Bennington. Wonder if
the old General fired as wide of the mark in
Mexico
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-15

PEoFEssoR NURSE MADE PACHA.-A cor
respondent Of the Journal of Commerce, wri-
ting from ConsiantinopIe. saws that a decora-
ton in diamonds of a Turkish Order of Ho-
nor, such as is given 10 pachas 1.-TWO tails,
is actually in the hands Of our Legation, for
Professor Morse from the Sultan, in return
for the view of his Telegraph. Ii will arrive
in America with Royal diploma at the
same time.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
DiSiict of New Haven IS

DlSucI OF new haven, IS
At probate court held at Bristol within, and
for said district, on the 1llh day of January
1913.
An instrument, purporting TO he the last will
and testament of NATHAN MEADER, late
of Lincoln in said district, deceased. being pre-.
senled to the court here by Jesse Meader one OF
the executors therein named, for probate: 1t is
ordered by said court, that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear at session Of said
court, 10 be held al the Office Of The Judge Of said
court in Bristol. on the 9th day of March
1913, at 10 o'clock A M and show cause, if any
they may have, against the probate OF said will !,
for which purpose, il is further ordered that
copy OF the record Of this order be published
three weeks successfully in the Middlebury Gal
axy, a newspaper printed at MiddiebuTy, in this
state, all which publications shall be previous to
The said time appointed for said hearing,
Harrey NunsilI, Judge
A true copy Of record,
II. JfuHsW, Judge. 40
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SPARE MINUTES Spare minutes are the
gold dust Of time ; and Young was writing a
true as well as striking line, when he taught
that sands made The mountain, moments
made the year" Ofall the positions of our
lie. the spare minutes are the most fruitful il
good or evil. They are the gaps through
which temptations find The easiest access to
the garden of The soul.
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PIANO FORTES,
Piano Eortes,
Notice to Contractors,

PROPOSALS will be received at the Office
of the undersigned al Burlington, or at the office
of George T. Hodges, Esq. a: Rutland VT until
the 18th day of March 1913, for Grading and
Masonry on the following sections of the Rutland
division OF the Rutland and Burlington Railroad
to wit sections l, 2, 3. H. Is, &C. 90, % and 23-
Satisfactory security will be required from Con-
tractors to whom the work may be awarded
The estimates of work on the sections above
named is as follows, 3i3 $40 Cubic yards of
Earth Excavation. $500 Cubic yards of Solid
Rock Excavation. 200 Cubic yards of Loose
Rock Excavation. 1910 Cubic yards of Cul-
vert Masonry.
Plans, profles, and specifications may be seen
at the Engineers Office in Rutland, where all
necessary explanations will be given.
32;w5 t. FOLLETT, President
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and independent stand, and save this noble Re-
public from the frightful calamites which the fla
grant ambition of rash clique politicians who
now WELD the powers of the government seem de-
termined to bring upon US.
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~ The Magnetic Telegraph is in operation
as far as St Adams
The steed called lightning, (says the Fatcs,)
Is owned in the United States;
Twas Franklin's hand that caught the horse,
Twas harncsscd by Professor Morse"
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FROM THE OLD DOMINION.

Waynesborough. Augusta County, Va,
Mar 16, lS47. DR.. Fowle:
During the past year, my daughter was sick
with feve about TWO or three months this
left her in low and feeble state. she then
was attacked with most violent and severe
cough, raised daily large quantities Of very
bad corrupted matter, accompanied With con-
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
Monday, February IN

Reported for the Boston Traveller.
At market, l52 Cattle, 172 Sheep, and 50
Swine.
Prices-Becf Cattle-A few extra, 81; 1st
quality Sc $50: I'd quality s. $40.
Sheep-SS,25 5,25.
Swine-S4 so $50.
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BOARDING
AND
DAY SCHOOL SC

The Spring Term of this School will com
mence on Wednesday, the LIST day of March next
and continue eleven weeks. The attention o
those who are qualifying themselves for Common
school. Fl RARRETT-
Leicester, Feb. eth, Is4s. 42;w3