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RICHMOND
I 0 i n D Z R Y
STOVES. HOLLOWAY WARE, and
CASTINGS,
a { e. n & N d n: ii Prices
IE>HE undersigned would respectfully inform
Il the public that he carries on the Eonndery
on hand. for sale. superior lot of SION ES;
consisting of Mes /, = and IMPROVED PREMIUM
COOKING STOVE, SriLMAa's IMPROVED cooKiNG
STOVE. seven and en-plate Stoves Of different
sizes. with general assortment Of Franklin and
splendid PaFlor Stoves. Aiso,-fots, Kettles.
Andiroas and Nacgon-Eoxes. lie also manu-
features ana makes TO order-cARpENc MACHINES.
coNDENsERs, SPINNING and MAPPING MACHINES,
broad and narrow POWER ICONS. FtfIrNG srovrs.
and all kinds Of machinery used IN utanufaetur-
ing establishments.
MIL GEARING, or All MINDS.
made on the shortest notice. He feels contiden
III saving that he has the largest aud best selected
lot of patterns IN the Western country for Grs;
ANA Saw Mills. lie has. III short, the latest
improvements IN thc Mil Gearing line.
TfIRaS!.gNE MACHINES.
He has an excellent Thrashing Machine which
he manufactures. and will sell for CASH aPpro-
we'd TRADE Fer ease to horses, and neainess and
despatch III the execution of orA. /; is not lnfc-
rlCr 10 any in
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EXCHANGE OFFICE!

IL The undersigned, having gone into tn,
ENchangr business, al Their old stand opposite III,
Post Office, v ouid inform their customers ans
The public general that the are Just receiyin.
the largest stock Of
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0fsc Thousand Packages.

some TIOJSA ND>s of different pat.
terms and coIotlngs and comprising every thing
d desirable in the line, FOREIGN and DDMI.S.
TIC. All of which are off red for sale for cash
or satisfactory credit at the LOW EST PRICES b, the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17
WAREHOUSE OF
Il Il l n 4 :; O \ l. Y.
No. &c, CEDAR STREET. NI:,y-YoHI,
LEI, JjDS0A s. LEE;

LATE LEE jCbSoN
Occupy the spacious FIVE STORY WARE
Hot Sc, No. 6CEDAE SIkEET,--ihe WHOLE
of which Is devoted TO the exhibition and sale OF
the SINGLE ARTICLE Of
...E.tt az. CALI GR5,
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NUMBER IS.

9th. The committees VIII enter upon their
respective duties, at II o'clock and award all
premiums in writing, signed by the members
thereof, giving assent to the same.
| 9th Premiums on all property entered,
except crops, shall be awarded and published
on the day of the Fair at o'clock, p NJ.
Competitors for premiums on field crops
shall lodge with one of the Secretaries a spec
ifcation containing the necessary details, at
least ten days before the Annual Meeting OH
the fourth Wednesday in January, and the
premiums on field crops shall be awarded at
the Annual Meeting.
Applicants for premiums on nurseries will
be required to lodge with the Secretary, Il
specification detailing the manner Of cultiva-
ting the same, the age of the trees and var1e-
ty OF fruits, at least ten days before the Meet
ing on the fth Wednesday in january, at which
time premiums on nurseries will be awarded.
The Committee on field crops shall meet on
the day previous to the Annual meeting, TO
make out reports and the specimens OF the
several crops brought into competition shall
be exhibited at the Annual Meeting.
The Committee on Arrangements and off
GERS of the day, shall wear blue ribbon in the
upper button-hole OF the coat or. the day of
the Fair
The Committee viii assemble at the Town
Room, at 10 o'clock, and receive the list of
competitors for premiums in the several class
eS, who have complied with the conditions and
rules Of The society.
1t is desired that the competitors for prcmi-
inns should have their entries made AID take
their cards from the clerk on the day reced-
ing the Fair, or as early in the morning as pos
sible on the day Of the Fair, to eual lie the
clerks to make out lists Of competitors or tho
several Committees.
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| gentleman, imbued with a military spirit
and we doubt not with patriotic impulse
entered into the late war with Mexico With
out, as far as we know, any previous military
education. War was with him a passion,
not profession. He proved himself gal
liant soldier, and came out OF the war with the
reputation OF an accomplished officer. He
acquired distinction in the war. He has a
relish Cor military life, and. at his early age,
is probably ambitious Of farther distinction.
There is no difficulty in believing that he
has been selected to lead the American force
which is TO conquer these States from Mex-
co. We shall continue TO believe it until il
is contradicted by the same authority as that
from which we received the information
Thirdly: II is no contradiction of what has
been stated concerning Gen. SHIELDS being
designated as the head of this enterprise TO
say that, when last heard from. he was trav-
cling in Illinois. In that State is his domici
What more reasonable, what more probable,
than that gentleman about 10 engage in
such an enterprise, perilous in very view Of
it, should desire, before departing upon an
expedition from which he may never return,
TO set his affairs in order? What more nat
ural than that. engaged in a secret enter
prise, he should keep his secret TO himself?
lie could not lave been expected TO proclaim
il from the house-top
Fourthty:: We shall be happy 10 learn that
Gen. SHIELDS has really determined not 10
engage in this enterprise. We have suii-
cient esteem Tor him TO desire, for his own
sake, and earnestly 100, that he may not be
Implicated in il. National lntellgencer.
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Women, says newspaper writer, love
flowers, and as flowers are liLewomen in their
beauty and sweetness, so they ought 10 grow
ID together. No flower garden looks COM
pete without woman in it-no woman ever
seems so lovely as when she is surrounded
by flowers. She should have her fragrant
boquet at the party window plants in + er
paror IF possibe,some rich and rare flower
all these, and supplying all, every man in
lie world should have a flower garden for
his wife and daughters. Every bouse-the
smallest cottage in the country as well as the
largest mansion-should have around it the
perfumes Of lilacs, pInks, and other hardy, o.
doriferous flowers, tina: cost no trouble, but
bring with Them every year world Of beau
" and fragrance.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-29

We should like to see the newspaper that
would suit every body; it would be curios-
ity. Such a thing never did nor ever can
have place among the things of the earth,
yet thousands are astonished that the paper
10 which they are subscribers does not con-
tain just such articles as they like TO read
best One expects moral essays; another
love tales and miscellany: another looks for
sermon; while all wonder that their par
ticular taste is not suited-never for a mo-
ment surprising that an editor caters for the
mental appetite of thousands.
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THE "BUFFALo Hunt. Some doubts
and no little Immature have been cast upon
that part of statement from correspond
ent, published by Us some days ago, Cot d
hostile expedition being about 10 be organ
lied from our borders, against the Mexican
provinces on the Rio Grande,) which repre-
sents Gen. SHIELDS as being at the head oil
il and a Washington correspondent OF one
of the New York papers goes so far as I'M
ciylly to speak OF the statement as = mis-
cradle fabrication" imposed upon us; for
that. though in fact solicited 10 undertake
such movement, there is no eridence 10 show
that Gen. SHIELDS is connected with il, he
being, when last heard from, travelling in H.
inois.
Upon which we have TO remark:
First: That the authority upon which we
published the statement referred to is much
higher than that of any Of the parties contra
dieting it, The substantial part oil 1t, the
hostile design, is corroborated by every one
even those who carp al our disclosure. VINO
is to head or command in the enterprise Is oil
little consequence. The essential Is' tna'
such scheme is aioot.
Secondly: No personal disparagement or
unkindness was intended by US toward zen.
Shields in publishing the statement that ne
is AZ the head orthis movement against me
Mexican States Of the Rio Grande. mat
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-29

K Some forty years ago, Fisk and Up
am were classmates, at Cambridge. AT
LAT time, it was fashionable for gentlemen
O wear their cravais enormously stuffed.
'isk was noted for wearing the largest stuff
ng Of any man in college, and rather care
IS about its being clean. Fisk called in al
pham's room. one morning, and said -
Come, Upham, I'm going over 10 Bos-
IN. to day will you go along?"
Il think not" said Upham, Il have no
usness there to-day. BY the way, Fisk,
0 you have your washing done in Bcsion2''
No." said Fisk; "what the d put
hat into your head ?"
Why" said Upham, 81 see you have a
bundle of dirty clothes around your neck
and thought perhaps YOU might be taking
them over 10 Boston to have them washed y
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-29

"Well, what ?"
That your drinking should never troub-
lie me any more"
"And no more it shall = screamed the
wilful woman, falling, as she spoke, into
convulsive sobs of the widest laughter.
mo more it shall, for I've took -"
"What. ma'am, pray what -
'In the name of Heaven, what p
"Nhy, then, I've took the-PLEDGEr"
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ABOVE AND BELOW.
BY JAMES r. LOWELL.

o, dwellers in the valley land,
Who in deep twilight grope and cover,
Till the slow mountains dial-hand
Shortens to moons triumphal hour
While We sit idle, do you think
The Lords great work sits idle, too a.?
That light dare not o'erleap the brink
Ofmorn, because It's dark with you2
Though yet your valleys skulk in night,
In Gods ripe fields the day is cried,
And rcapers with their sickles bright,
Troop, singing, down the mountain side,
Come up, and feel what health there is
In the frank Dawns delighted eyes,
As, bending with plying kiss,
The night-shcd tears of Earth she driesl
The Lord wants reapers: o. mount up,
Before night comes. and says-'too late
Stay not for taking scrip or cup,
The Master hungcrs while We wait;
lis from these heights alone your eyes
The advancing spears of day can see,
Which Ger the eastern hill-tops rise,
To break your long captivity.
lone watcher on the mountain-heightl
It is right precious to behold
The first long surf of climbing light,
Flood all the thirsty east with gold;
Bat We, who in the shadow sit,
Know also when the day is nigh,
Seeing thy shining forehead lit
With his inspiring prophecy.
Thou hast thine Office; we have ours.
God lacks not carly service here,
But what are thine eleventh hours
lie counts with Us for morning cheer;
Oar day, for him. is long enough.
And what be eiveih work to do,
The bruised reed is amply tough
To pierce the shield of error through.
But not the less do thou aspire
Lights earlier messages TO preach;
Keep back no syllable fire
Plunge deep the rowels ofthy speech.
Yet God deems not thy ;eried sight
More worthy than our twilight dim
For meek Obedience, too. is light
And following that is finding Him.
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ADDISON COUNTY
AGRICULTURALFAIR,
At Middlebury, Wednesday, Oct 4. 1913.
DIFFERS of the Gntiefn.

Hon. ELIAS BOTTOM, of New Haven,
President.
DAVID HAZARD, Esq, Ferrisburgh,
WIN. r. SANFORD, Esq. Orwell,
Tlce Presidents.
E. W. BLAISDELL, Jr. vergennes,
Secretary.
Assistant Secretary
HARRY GOODRICH, Esq, M.ddIebury.
Treasurer.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-29

A SIMPLE ANSWER TO POLITE CUES
TON Can l show you anything more to-
day, sir ?" asked the civil gentleman behind
the counter, of his worthy customer. Yes, -
was the reply. VIII you be good enough to
show the silk umbrella left here three weeks
ago."
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FRUITS.

FRUITS.
Best sorts Apples, not less than 10
each, loo
I'd best, 81
Largest variety of superior Apples 3 of
each, sc
Best two varieties of Table Pears, not
less than 10 each, 100
I'd best. 90
Best quarts of Plums, 90
Best 30 punches Grapes, so
Best Seeding variety of Apples, not less
than ten, 80
I'd best, SO
Best 10 Pears, 80
10 Peaches, 80
10 Ounces, 80
Largest variety of Plums, so
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-29

The formation and steady pursuit of
some particular plan of life, has Justly
been considered one of the most perma,
nent sources Of happiness.-Maitkus.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-29
JOSEPH H. BARRETT, EDITOR.
TERMS OF VOLUME XIII

Village subscribers, $500
Mail subscribers, within the State, Sl,5O
If rot paid within the year, SI,I9
Mail subscribers ont of the State, 5000
individuals and Companies who take at the Office,
$50, or sl,75 if not paid within the year.
Those who take of PostriderS, $500
If rot paid at the end Of tbs year, 1925
NJ papers discontinued until arrearages are
pail except at the option of the proprietor. No
60 act with, or payment made TO Carriers, cash.
/. ne, or otherwise, allowed, except assented to
~ proprietor.
Communications must be addressed TO the
r, Posi- PAID.
~. B. PALMER, Congress street, Bos-
q is authorized to transact business for this
.aner.
-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-0O
JUSTUS COBB, PUBLISHER,
HON ALL KINDS OF BOOK AND JOB PRINT
ING WILL BE EXECUTED on
SHORT NOTICE.
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MANAGERS.

MANAGERS.
Job Lane. Cornwall,
Gusiavus V. Cook, New Haven,
Rowland I. Robinson, Ferrsburgh,
Morris G. Smith, Panton,
James Dunn. Bridport,
Nazro Northrop, Shoreham.
Edwin Everts, Wallham,
Z. G. Drake, Weybridge,
Ephrahim Moullon, Jr, Whiting,
Daniel f. Rust, Orwell,
Cyrus Porter, MiddIebury,
VIM. ~ Garter, Monkion,
Washington Miller, Salisbury,
James S. Messer, Leicester,
Daniel q. Meags, Vergennes,
Charles Smith, Bristol,
Russell Tabor, Lincoln.
Jarvis Hoag, Sfarksboro',
Jonas N. Smith, Addison,
Frederick Smith, Ripton,
Elnathan Knapp, Goshen,
Eber Lamb, Granville,
Chas. G. Robbins, Hancock,
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PREMIUMS

OFFERED BY THE ADDISON COUN-
TY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
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Who are quacks. The administrator Of calo-
mel 9-the professor of the Water cure 7-the dis
ciple of the great Hahnemann who administers
his minutes dozes, and wonders at the nonbelief of
the million ?-the Steam doctor ?-the Botanical
doctor7-the mesmerizcr and ten thousand in
ventors ofPatent cureallsl which is THE one true
system?-we pause for a reply. Our Courts Of
Justice show the blistering bleeding, calomel fac
ulty often arrained for manslaughtcr; but like a
band of brothers they swear each other through
thick and thin. The Water cure has men like Sir
E. L. Bulwer to prove its powerful medicinal a
gency, over all other remedies. Then steps forth
a host of believers in Homeopathy the ONLY true
system say they.-Oh no, it is steam only, says a
most respectable group which you can rely upon,
it cured us when all else ailed:-hold says an
other party, botanical treatment has proved itself
the only safe and reliable means of cure, we have
been through all your systems and they all failed
botanical treatment cured us A loud cry as
from millions of voices-Vaughns Vegetable
Lithontriptic MiXture-the Great American REM
edv. after all other medicines had proved futile.
saved OUR lives. So we go reader, and the agents
of this medicine in this place will give you PAM
phlet look into it. DIR. G, c. Vaughns Lithon-
triptic sells at rate ofmany thousands per year.
Sc 2w W.P. Russell, Agent.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1848-01-04

81 A somewhat playful remark VIC ventur-
ed TO make, week or two since, in relation to
the inaccurate indications of his thermometer,
seems to have brought on terrible outbreak
of malignity, from the pen Of that man of "high
marx and likelihood" the editor of the Voice,
Since, should this very pink ofcivility enquire,
he would find that scarce subscription for any
public object in Middlebury for years past, is
without our signature, TO which is affixed a
donation about as liberal as any of our neigh
bors in proportion to our means, we can hardly
account for neighbour IIolcomb's charging us
with nigardliness, unless it is because we refu-
sed to give him Five Dollars to help him out
his losses for abusing Henry Clay, like very
pick pocket in 1914, and at last turning traitor
to aboIitionsm This we have never had oc-
casion to regret, as a man who has betrayed
one party is seldom true to any.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1848-01-04

STATE OF VERMONT Be ii remembered
District of Addison IS. that at Probate
Court held at Middlebury in and for the District
OF Addison, on the ODD day of Dec. A. D. lS47
Oliver J. Eels, administrator with the will an
nexed of the estate of
BETSEY STOCKWELL,
late of Cornwall, in said District deceased, PIE
sentS his administration account for allowance:
1t istherefo-e ordered that said account be exam
HE'D and considered for allowance by this Court
at a session thereof 10 be held al the office OF the
Register of this Court in said Middlebury, on
Thursday the 10Th day of January next at one
o'clock in the afternoon, and that notice thereof
be given 10 all persons interested, that they may
appear and make their objections, if any they may
have, TO the allowance of said account, by pub
fishing certified copy of this order in the Nor.
them Galaxy-a newspaper printed at said Mid
dlebury-three weeks successfully previous to
the time OF said court.
Jed. S. Bushnell Register.
A true copy ofrecord.
So Attest Jed. S. Bushnell Register
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DIED.,

In this town on the 2Sth of Dec. last, after a
very short but severe illness, Mr.. Ichabod Nj.
Cushman, aged 60 years.
In Bristol, on the path of December last,
Mrs. Almira Hall, wife of Horace E. Hall. a.
ged SO years.
In North Ferrisburgh, Nov. sOth, Mr.. Ed
mund Lyman, aged 46 years.
Printers in New Hampshire, Massachus-
cts and New York, are requested to publish.
On the Goth, Albert R. Casey, student of
Middlebury College, aged IS years.
Yes, Casey, thou art dead Thou in talents
so rarely equalled; thou in manlineSS never
surpassed, art gone; thou champion of our
rights, thou upholder of our name, never again
shall we grasp thymanly hand. To thy friends
we can truly extend the hand of sympathy,
for they have been smitten indeed They
have lost what we rarely find, genius; willing
yea anxious, to cultivate the rare talents be-
slowed by liberal hand. Ours is no idle con-
dolence, no empty sound, it comes from the
heart, It is felt by each, by every one of us
for we too, have lost thee from whose noble
ness, from whose friendship, We promised our
selves so much, and with them must we say
bH. Oh, how hard. Farewell.
By CLAssMAIE.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1848-01-04

TIE SNow-THe WeATHeR.-We had on
Saturday night, savs the Boston Atlas Of yes
terday, fall Of about four or five inches of
snow, which has given US the first sleighing
fthe season, and people seem determined
10 make the most of it, as the bells jingled
right merriIy through the day yesterday. and
all last evening. On Sunday afternoon and
night the weather grew bitterly cold. The
thermometer, yesterday morning, in the CITY,
indicated one degree above zero. At New
ION. we understand, it stood at sunrise at 4
below; at The Observatory, at Cambridge, 5
below al Dorchester, 6 below zero. Fran
coma vet to be heard from.
The Nantucket Inquirer, efMondav, say 8
Within The lasttwo days we have had proba-
biz the greatest fall of snow that has been
known here at one time for several years.
1t commenced showing gently on Saturday
morning and continued TO do so until evening,
when the wind increased and the storm be-
came more violent. 1t showed hard all Sat-
urday night. and until yesterday. The snow
is so deep that, when it trodden down, we
shall probebly have some days of first-rate
sleigh g. None Of the churches, we believe,
were opened yesterday"
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wIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.

We have not unfrequently called attention to
this article in the columns of our paper, and we
have done so with the full confidence that it was
good one, and deserving TIE patronage of the
public We have had chance TO witness its eff
fects upon some of our friends which in addition
to the high encomiums passed uponby our breth-
rcn of the press not in paid puffs, but in honest
candid statements from having derived a benefit
themselves, makes us DESTROYS of advising all
those who have occasion to resort to remedy for
pulmonary affections, 10 avail themselves of 1t.
We have too much confidence in Mr.. Fowle, the
proprietor to believe he would thrust this, or any
other medicine upon the community: unless he
had full faith in its efficacy-in confirmation OF
which the proprietor offers mass of testimony
from the most unqnestionable sources. Neither
would we be understood as saying that this will
always cure consumption after it is seated, al
though it seldom fails to relieve the worst cases
hut at this season of the year almost every body
is liable to a cold which if neglected will lead to
fatal results-by taking this medicine, we doubt
not many lives may be saved.
Ne,D EngIaad IVashingtonidn Boston, Jan. lS47.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
w. p Russell, Agent.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1848-01-04

STATE.OF VERMONT Be it remembered
District of Addison IS. that at a Probate
Court holden in and for the District of Addison,
on the 9th day of December A. d. ls47.
S. II. Holley and Lydia Larrabee named ex-
ecutors IN an instrument purporting to be the last
will and testament of
JOHN S. LARRABEE
late of Shoreham in said District deceased, pre-
sents the said instrument for probate 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 goth
day of January next, at one o'clock in the after
noou4and tina 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 will, by publishing a
certified copy of this order in the Northern Galaxy
"A newspaper printed at said Middlebury-three
weeks successfully previous to the time Of said
Court.
Jed. S. Bushnell Register.
A true copy of record.
Attest Jed. S. Bushnell, Register. sc
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1848-01-04

WRIGHT's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS are a
safe, easy and certain cure for Colds and Coughs;
because they carry off, by the stomach andbowes,
those morbid humors, which, if deposited upon the
lungs, are the cause of the above dangerous COM
plants. A single twenty-five cent box of said In
dian Vegetable Pills is generally sufficient to
make perfect cure Of the most obstinate Cold
at the same time digestion is improved and the
blood so completely purified, that new life and
vigor will be given to the whole frame.
Beware of Counterfeits of all kinds Some r
coated with sugar, others made to re semble
appearance the original imedicne The
safest course is, purchase Of the regular agents
only, more of whom may be found in every
village and town in the State.
w. 2. Russell. and S. Moody, Agents.