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The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-09

@ We like the sentiment of the fol.
lowing scrap, though the author is uu-
known. Whoever he may be, if his prac.
ice accords with his precepts, we would
like to shake hands with him:
"A genial and happy disposition find:
materials of enjoyment every where. In
the city, or the countrY-in society, or ir
solltude-in the theatre, or the forest-ir
the hum of the multitude, or in the silence
Of the mountains, are alike materials of re.
Election and elements of pleasure. 1t i.
one mode ofpleasure to listen TO the music
of Don Giovanni" in theatre gittering
with light, and crowded with elegance and
beauty: 1t is another to glide at sunset over
the bosom Of lonely lake, where nc
sound disturbs the silence but the motion
0i the boat ;hr7' the waters. A happy
disposition derives pleasure from both. a.
DISCONTINUED temper from neither. but is
always busy in detecting Deficiencies, and
feeding dissatisfaction with comparisons
The one gathers all the flowers. the other
all the netiles, in his path. The one has
the faculty of enjoying everything, and the
other ofenioying nothing. The one reali.
yes all the pleasure of the present good
the other converts it into pain, by piniuo
after something better, which is only bet
ter because it is not present, and if il were
present would not be enioved."
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SAW dist


Mcssrs. Editors Much has been said in
he agricultural papers about the value of saw
dust for manure Two or three years ago 4
peg factory was put in operation in this Vi
cinity. Most ofthe timber used is BIRCH very lit
tie white maple. Mr.. Clark, one of the most
scientific and practical farmers and fruit grow
ers in this vicinity, procured largo quantity
Of the saw dust and refuse pegs, he bedded his
horses, cattle, and hogs freely with it, and
when it was saturated with urine, it was SHOW
cIcd out with the manure in the compost heap.
lie told me few days ago that it injured his
crops more than fifty dollars he said it APP
pearcd TO burn and dry his vegetables all up,
and where he put the compost around his fruit
trees the toad stools would start up.
have quite lot of the saw dust and refuse
pegs in my barn yard, should like very much
10 know how TO manage it so as to have it ben
cGcial and not injure my crops. If you or
some Of your correspondents could give any
information in regard to it, it would be thank
fully received by a subscriber.
One word in regard TO manure. My farm
was once covered with pine and chestnut tim
Der. | can buy long manure for about two
dollars per cord. VIII it pay the way TO buy
sulphuric acid to dissolve bones, if not, how is
it best to apply them2
Yours, A.
Brattlcboro, March 2S, 1913.
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ALIENATION.

Alas they had been friends in youth;
But whispering tongues can poison truth
And consistency lives IN realms above;
And life is ihorny; and youth is vain;
And to be wruth with one we love,
Doth work like madness on the brain.
But never either found another
To free the hollow heart from paining-
They stood aloof, the scars remaining,
Like cliffs, which had been rent asunder
\ drcary sea now flows between,
But neither heat, nor frost, nor thunder,
Shall wholly do away, J ween,
The marks of that which once hath been.
CoLcriigc.
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FIELD CROPS.

Applicants for premiums on Field crops will
be required to lodge specification with the
Secretary, or Assistant Secretary, detailing the
manner Of cultivating the crop, the expense
thereof, and the number ofdays' works expend-
ed, and the condition of the land the year pre-
vious.
The quantity Of land specified in the list Of
premiums must in all cases be in one piece, be
measured, and the entire crop harvested and
measured in the presence Of the claimant, and
competent disintcrestcd witnesses, furnishing
certificates of the same.
The above named specifications and Ger
tificates TO be lodged with the Secretary, or
assistant Secretary, al least 10 DAYS before
the annual meeting in January. Specimens
Of the crops OF wheat, corn. oats, peas, beans,
and buckwhea;, off red for premiums, of al
least quarts, must be left with the Secreta-
nv or assistant Secretary. for the examination
Of the committee, and for exhibiting at the
annual meeting. But no second premium
will be awarded 10 the same individual for
The same kind of crop.
STOCK.
Premiums will not be awarded on live
stock unless the claimant shall have been the
owner oil the same, al least months previ-
GUS 10 the Fair.
All competitors Tor premiums on animals
shall give notice 10 the Secretary or assis-
iant Secretary, of their intention OF prcsen
ling them for premiums. in writing. at least
two days before the Fair. or lodge like no
lice with the manager in the town in which
the applicant resides. ten days before the
Fair, and il shall be the duty Of such mana
ger 10 forward said notice 10 the Secretary,
or his assistant, al least two days previous 10
the Far, that The necessary accommodations
shall be provided for Them.
Sheep offered for premiums must have
been sheared after the LIST of June.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
No premiums will be awarded on any
farming implement unless invented by The
claimant and presenting a new and useful
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SONG,
by CHARLES SWAIN.

So mournfully she gazed on him
As if her heart would break;
Tier silence more upbraided him
Than all her tongue might speak
So mournfully she gazcd on him,
Yet answer made she none =
But tears that could not be repreEsed
Fell slowly, one by one.
81 hoped" she said,-but what she hoped
In bushes died away;
81 thought" she said,-but what she though
Her tears might only say
She could do nought but gaze on him.
For answer she had none;
But tears, that could not be reprcssed,
Fell slowly, enc by one.
Alas that lie should be so short
SO short, and yet so sad;
Alls that we 50 late are taught
To prize the time We had
The silent sorrow of that hour
VIII haunt his daily track;
And oft he'll wish, when lost the power,
He'd called that wecper back.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-09

ELoQUENcE.-One of oJr exchange
papers gathers up the following " bursts
Of elCqucnce."
Your honor sits high upon the adorabl,
scat of justice like the Asiatic rock o
Gibraltar while the eternal streams o.
lIstice, like the cadaycrous clouds of the
valley, flow meandering at your feet"
This reminds us OF the commencement
of speech cf a lawyer in New Jersey
Your honors do not sit there like marble
statues to be waited about by every idle
breeze
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Of the friendship, 1 ought to say, of the
British people" The King then addressed
similar observations to several persons.
and appeared moved at the kindness of
feeling exhibited towards him.
The remaining members of the party
having entered two other carriages of the
same description, also hired, they drove
off in the direction of Claremont, distant
from Croydon about IA miles. As the
ex-monarch drove out of the station yard
he was again cheered by the spectators.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-09

HiGHFALUTIN!-Thc following is an ex-
tract from the speech of Mississippi mil
lila officer Gentlemen, my mind nat
urally converts with pleasurable eng
mas 10 the delightful tapestry OF the Ore
gon Territory. IT'S there that nature is
more than herself, for the soft breezes
from tile lIegO Islands watts to the listen
ing ear the varied symphonies of the jack
davis. sweet carroling TO the mclodious
epiphany e a thousand crocodiles.''
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-09

BoTs IN HoRsEs.-The NY. Spirit of
the Times gives the following recipe for
the cure of bots and cholic in horses: Take
apint and half of castor oil, mixing in it
as much fine table-sak as it will absorb;
bleed the horse in the mouth, and when
bleeding freely, pour the above down blood
and all.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-09

H"Colored ladies'" says an EXCHANGE
"mRy be compared 10 many roses: because
they were born 10 blush unseen.'
~ "The greatest pleasure ! know, "says
Charles Lamb, lis to do a good action by
stealth, and 10 have it found out bv accident
=, GF@'Man,' says Adam Smith, is an ANNA
INA, ,hal makes bargains. NJ other animal docs
"is-no dog exchanges bones with arother.
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PREMIUMS

OFFERED BY THE ADDISON COUN
IY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
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JOSEPH II. BARRETT,
ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
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The Homes of Pence.

Ia copying the following from the Courier d En-
quirer We do not endorse its authenticity. but We
cherish strong hopes that the truth will prove some
thing keit
PEACE WITH MEXICO We are indebted to O
gentleman Of high In New Orleans. who has the
very means Of hearing what being done In Mexico.
for The following letter BY this would appear that al
though Mr. Trst has actually signed Treaty the mes
e. whom II has been intrusted rather 10 whom
IL was 10 10 inirusied, had not reached New Orleans.
This. presume the true state OF the that Mr.
Trs has communicated to the Administration the fact Of
having brought the negotiation % close, admits Of no
question; II II deemed advisable or necessary TO
have the Mexican authorities opprore the Treaty before
transmitting H. OF DELAY necessary and
Il could not BE- forwarded with bis dispatch opprag the
Government u what he had done. That Mexico has
agreed 20 terms than the people OF the
United viii insist upon. We hare not soubf nor DO
we doubt that within sixty days all difficulties with
Mexico will be satisfactorily adjusted;
"Nsw ORLEANS Jan. 10, ls4s.
Dear Sar, ! have information from a source on
which full reliance may be placed, that Mr.. Trist
has actually signed Treaty. and that a messenger
with it may be expected by the next arrival from
Vera Cruz. Yours truly."
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NEW VOLUME.
THE HOME JO1RNAL FOR 1S4S.


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No. Isl Broadway.

The BIscAccIASTI BESEFIr.-There is pros
9ect that this affair will be Of the most brilliant COM
pimentary benefits get mp in Boston. The tickets
sold at auction this morning Al the saloon OF the
theatre by Messrs. Clark & Hatch, when the premiums
FOR choice Of seats amounted 20 the handsome sum az
SEQ the twelve boxes Of the first tier brought an aver
age OF $50 each. s2i0 private boxes sill psrquette
S324 second tier boxes SIS. Many tickets were bought
by spectators who will doubtless realize handsome profit
- the contest for sea;s ls unusually spirited.
fB1sron Trans 18th
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CLOTHING.


DASTALOON-.-g. AHRENS, the we'll known Pant
Tailor 90l Anu-s has lately received over luo pieces
fancy Casseres Of which no makes Pants 20 orleI Tor
ony S3to IS pair Also, french and English black Gas
sner-s and Dosskins, from - 70 ~ per pair wsrrantsd
yod or no sale Gents VINO In want OF Pants VIII 90
sell call a. 2Oi Ann-st Also large lot OF Panb, 'ess
a. Sslos. cat j25 2v'
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLlC.-F II NC
lELROY < co. - Broadway opposite the Fart Fount'
an would respectfully call attention 10 their extensive
md sseecied q ready made OFefcoas ana
Cloaks ..o Youths and Boys Clothing OF every variety
Of color and cloth which they are now seiiluk a. eo'
heir object being dispose Ut the STOCK on hano ostoe
the ast Of Febraaryn order To make room tor the
They are cut made and trimmed equal 70 tnoso nsae 20
ords and AZ east 80 per cent lower than any esAos
ent Of the same character and ssndnk In tno Guy ao
DEADY.MADE GARuENTs.-we ar- now sell
III inx our extensive stock OF ready-msde oFefeoa"
cioaks dre.. and frock coats, pantal2ons vests Doys
seks dressing gowns &c vita large assortment he"ss
stye fancy dress articles, comprising scarf. cfesAs
doves hd.f. suspenders &C AZ discount OF - PEI cen
from our low prices In order 20 redgce 'tSos p''
10 the expiration Of present copertneisni2 reo
Those requiring ourht for tns Winter sn2sa
- z3i Broadway, American Hotel
,ILK AND WOOL MUEfLERs-IhS mo"
y % endid goods VI the sssson 1st fscelvso.
J-0u WIN T. JhNNlND' ~ w
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EAU DE BEAuTE,

True WATER or BEAUTY.
frHis COSSEkEATOR AND CREATOR Of cissa
1 ana beautiful skin has been Ia use for sever. 1s"
and particularly recommended By every Oh, sho "a 80
IT, 10 no case has " failed % predoss ne e,os
fci.l and szrseabls Effects On the az" ~ 800.
chsf.. and snc inflammation Ae'inf
deterrent Of toe skin eEsdicstins fr-e<'ss IT,
xs,sy.s,-d Prsosrsd snd sols Only BY Or I'LL oos
aAUD. at 81 w.Iterst lot store FsOa srosn~g ~
80 ,o,,,. A.,uts-Bstss jordan, 10 W ash nstonst
ger coeue ~ aIh.o, sc j.G zmso4
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SUPREME CouRT.--Our readers are hardly per
hsps aware that Is pending In the supreme Cou,
and usder argument In which the whole dispute 10
Raode Island In lstt and 1872. respecting what IS eseo
s'the Peoples Constitution" and "Governor DORIS GOV
ernment Is brought into discussion. So far ~ We unesr-
stand the matter, citizen by the Of Martin Luther
brought his suit IN the Circuit Court Of the United states
against Luther Borden for forcioy entering his house The
defendants ustif alton IL, that at the Uneasy June,
lsa2tae State Of Rhode Island under martial law.
aud be setec In this respect under military authority
The this s. that that martial law declared
BY the cid Government Of Rhode Island before
that the Old Government had been displaced by the
Peoples Constitution and the election of Thomas W Dorr
as Governor So that the question i Which Government
the true Government Of Rhode Island In the Summer
Of si2f the side Of what called "the Peoples Con
U;ution" is NJ. d. Hset Of Boston. who, much st
length addressed the Court Friday. Monday and yes
terday with whom Is associated the Attorney General Of
Tie United stsfes the other side Mr. webster and
Mr. whppa Of Rhode Island Its probable that the argu
nent Of his cause Will through the greater part Of this
week National lniellgencer 10Th.
A PHosFTIc TEsTANHsT.--Df A. Comstock has
jast published new Phonetic Testament. IL octave
ss7 pages-is handsomely printed and bound and
work Of great ingenuity. PHI. irQuirer.
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CITY ITEMS.
THURSDAY. jan. q


AsoTHER DISTRESSING cAsEoF surcIDE.-The
Coroner this morning held nques 9, $50 Greene upon
the BODY Of DR. z Murray. ustiveof Augusta Ca who
committed sucisc some between the hours Of IA aad
this rcrning b. isfe.1g wound With srszor across the
isora artery tie rshtthsa- The dsce4sedha sbored
under melancholy STATE Of mind ios several says and
evening requested gentleman that rooued with him
20 write 70 brother In case anything shoaa happen to
hin Che dsceass5 a be thought mat he should 1e o.
become insane s he c.t very strange, quite different
rom vhs, h. had ever felt before. Dr. Bedford attended
the deceased yesterday Afternoon and found him free
disease bat much depressed IN SPIRITS Al early hour
this morning the 6eoea,ei found the roonsocr
with a. open razor at bis side also an anlrhtec lamp
The decesd len no pape-s behind 70 lead to any ene As TO
he cause u committing suicide. except some partly en-
ishea letters Addressed 70 young laay-yerds,. death
by suicide by inf citing woun- Win razor while abor
Ing under a melancholy stare Of mind
4 VALUABLE REwARD.-Mr. +. Anthony, Of An.
thony, Clark Co. having sent copy Of their superb
engraved view from DSzusrreoiype portraits. Of the SEN
ate ofhe United states At the time Mr. Clay took his fare
well Of hist body Ia. received 10 acknowledgement, there
for saFer5 gold medal weighing three dnees beautiful
y executed bearing SIDE the likeness q Ferdinand
the regning Emperor. and on the reverse beautiful
wreath Of oak AM laurel leaves surrounding The motto
"Recta Tuer."
Accompanying the medal was the following Dispatch:
WASHINGTON CITY, Jan p, lsfs.
To Mr. 2. Anthony. late Anthony, Clara Co
SfR-The god medsl which will b delivered % you by
Mr. Belmont. Austrian ConsuGenerai IN Nev-iofs was
By Prac> Mstfsuch for the purpose OF being
presented 10 you, acknos gmsnt for IN engraving
n the United states Senate Chamber, transmitted some
ago by you 70 his Majesty the Emperor o; Austria
which interesting beautiful work Of American
Ar been mu ca admired in my own country. have
much pleasure N transmitting to you tbs literng testi
monia Of the success o. your enterprise In Europe.
And rems'n, respectfully, your ooed't fefv't,
HULsEMANN. Charge d'AhaiEes from Austria
The medal 10 be seen At Mr.. Tcnneys eTelry store,
No. Isl Broadway.
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City Appointments, &c. at Albany.
Correspondence Of the Express

ALBANY, "Wednesday Morning.
The nomination of DR. WHITING, as Health ON
GER will Judging from what hear be confirmed. II, as
] expect, this nomination Is confirmed Friday on the
Tuesday following presume the seven HarbOr Masters
will 90 In.
The Hudson River Railroad people here have
compromised all their quarrols with the landowners and
both sides have agreed upon BILL which, no doubt viii
pass the Legislature soon "a possible.
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lrOR SAIE-The stock and fixtures OF = clothing
store Of the best stands in the eligible stock 10
small well selected and IN prime order The rent OF the
very moderate and can be had for term OF years
the The Of said stock being engaged
other hUsinessl will sell out on very reasonable terms
Address box 5f5 Post Office. J5 u
ny PERSON having superior gun or watch 10 dis
lpOse or and wishing 20 obtain hue set OF teeth or any
other performance IN the dental sr in EXCHANGE Tor the
same, hear OF customer by addressing A. Dentist
Tribune Oifre The advertiser - experienced pract
toner and does doubt hut that he satisfy any one
co the srore Of ability. 10 81
NOTIIE.-Ths Receivers OF the Farmers and Me
4 Nchsuics' Bank OF New Brunswick will pay on aud
after the lat dag Of February next az their ONCE IN New
Brunswick farther dividend OF twenty cents on the dol
lar upon the certificates issued by them, presentation
Of said certificates by The holders thereof BY order of the
Chancellor PETER SPADER.
JOHN VAN DYKE.
New Brunswick, Jan. /, 1913. jQFl
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ALLEN DODWORTHs
pRrvATE DANCING ACADEMY,

80 BrOomest neI brosd~sy
Anew CLASSES Jsst forming fof Qnsfrns psne'ns
e... forrainr fr the Pos. Rsdows and o,bsr Dsncss
at 3 the same evening
clss. fr .ds. sod children At Taesssy and sstsf
day afternoon
Prvf- sssons Al any tine not pied b. tho e-ssss
A xmeo
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PssSsYLyAsIA.--The Special Election for Con-
sressman from Bucks and Lehigh, in place OF John
w Hornbeck, deceased, IS to take place on the
pod Of February
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surrTuoUr PAiN-By the application o. chlososorr.
w "a Article cf tcst % suph1ric ether OF nitrous
!. ~, soplIcstioo may b. made With the s,sstsst
s >. ths nso,t pcsous systsms Tue underaxnea re-
so,,sospos his surgical SKILL Ia extracting teeth.
sshouS the above not satisfactory % mo an
n TIE patient DO cha 90 will b. msfe mr. es
,,.r,tas ms lm.l l. BERNARD, Dent,s, fz5 Pear e.