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Grocery -waaremperfauf.

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Canton, 4. Suli lS49.
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10 The structures of "E. F. c. on our
Western correspondence, are not without
some degree of justice-and we could wish
that, as whoiy, tlcy had been in better
taste. Our correspondent undoubtedly over
stated tie contrast between Eastern and
Western enterprise, &c.-but one who sneers
at an attempt to give some idea of ~ such
places as Buffalo, Cleveland, &c" should bear
in miEd that there ere readers not intimately
acquainted with those important localities
and that what might not particularly interest
'E. F. c. would possibly have value to
readers of more modest professions. Below
Is the substance of his communication
Who were the original settlers of the
west? Who founded her institutions, literary
and religious and who now he'll sustain them?
Who IS at present A cent Of Board, for sup
piy ing some destitute portions of the West,
with female instructors ? and whence come
the Young ladies ready to leave home and
friends, and brave the hard,hips of pioneer
Teacher: Is moi your correspondent one Of
The MAN employed III disseminating through
the west, a very choice species of sheep Can
i be possible that the sober, prudent peO-
i.lc oil the East. lacking as they do, " indomi-
lib = energy So OF charlctcr,-can they in any
way be cniitcd to share Of the credit, a
wa.,.cd to western enterprise and prosperity
Your correspondent is convinced, that
more intimate connection between the East
and West, would be productive of great good"
Who are ;he thousands daily thronging the
thoroughfarcS, leading 10 and from the West
Would he have Us infer that he has lighted
upon a hitherto undiscovered region, peopled
by a Iaoe altogether distinct and strange?
!; Is not enough to brand eastern people
with a total want of enterprise, but even
=. Frost anu Fog are charged with having too
conservative an influence upon the earth. We
feel ,carnig suspicious that they have taken
timely hint, and withdrawn their influence, al
together old mother earth really Seems to be
IN an enterprising state Of ercifement, and we
may daily anticipate something similar to a
IpeStern explosion. Yours, truly,
T.. F. G..
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
REPORTED FOR THE GALAXY.


New YORK, July &c, 2 l-2 ?. NJ
Yesterday there were SO cases and SO
deaths by Cholera, to-day, 155 cases and So
Deaths
The Charleston Courier of Friday contains
dispatches dated New Orleans, July 10, on
which day the Steamer Alabama arrived at
the latter place from Chagres, with dates to
2Sth June. There is nothing new from Cali
fornia Mr. Barton, the late charge at Chill,
is on his way home in the sloop of war, Dale
The Conservatives are ont of power in Chill,
and the Progressives in full blast at Valpari-
so, but had become more calm in Peru. The
Steamship California left Panama on the oath
June, for San Francisco, with full freight and
many passengers. There are now few left on
TIE Isthmus.
St. Louis, July l4.-By an arrival here from
the Mormon settlement, on the Salt Lake, we
have dates 10 the 26th of May. 1t Is stated that
the country is very healthy, and crops promise an
abundant harvest. Many Mormons had gone in
search of Gold against the counsels Of the elders
of the Church.
Coils lowering and Backenstoss with troops,
were met on the south fork of the Platte river
They were getting along well. The Cholera is
rapidly disappearing from among the emigrants,
on the Plains On the % of May several seri
Gus cuarres and fights had occurred among the
emigrants. Many were taking the back track for
home.
~ No evening report, as the wires are down
between Castleton and Troy.
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u We are indebted to Hon VIM rTnbam f.,

y We are indebted to Hon. VIM. Upham fer
Tie Report of the Commissioner of Patents.
HoLDEN's DOLLAR MAGAZINE, for July, is on
cur table-also Gr& NewelTs FAMILY CIRCLE.
The REPUBLIC, which we noticed at length,
some time since, made its appearance nearly a
month ago, and should have been earlier mention
ed. 1t is one Of the most ably conducted jour
mas II the country, and deserves the cordial sup
port of Tie friends of tne Administration.-Pub-
lishcd by Gideon Co, Washington. Terms
Daily. 5000, Tri-N weekly, 5000. Woody, $500.
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FIRE. FIRE.

THE members of the Rutland & Addison
Mutual Fire Insurance Company are hereby no.
tilted that the following assessments have been
made by the Directors, on all notes in force on
the days following, 10 wit:
July 4, IS4S-l per cent.
February II, 1871 per cent
March 10,
Making q per cent for the year, payment
of which assessments is required TO be made 10
the Agent on or before the 18th day of August
next and such as are not paid will be returned
TO the Office as delinquent, for collection.
By order of the Directors
E. JUNE, Treasurer.
Insurance Office,
Brandon. July ., 1919. : LIB
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COMMISSIONERS, NorICE

We, the subscribers, being appointed hy the
Prcbat, Court Tor the District OF AZ dison. Com
miSSioners, 10 receive, examine and adjust ar
claims and demands OF all persons, against the
estate of
REUBEN P. BINGHAM,
late Of Cornwall in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto And six months from the 2Sih dav Of
June, 1919, being allowed BY said Court ior that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice thai
we will attend to the business Of our said anroint-
ment atthe dwelling house OF Eliza Bingham,
in Cornwall, on the last Wednesdays Of August
and December next, from nine o'clock, A. NJ,
until ;our O'Clock p NJ. on each of said days.
70 CALVIN Iv S' G. T SiIT5i ceDns
TRUMAN EELLS, ~0N"S-
Dated al Cornwall this I4ih day Of July. 1919.
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GENERAL TAYLoR's GoLD MEDAL.-Tht
gold medal ordered by Congress as n compli
ment 10. Gen Taylor, for his military achieve
mems al Buena Vista, was seni on 10 Wash
ington this morning. in care Of Adams q
Co.'S EXPRESS. We learn that the cost is
$1,000 Ii was prepared al the Mint in Phil
adelphia.- Patriot, 9Th inst.
NJ The Hon. DANIEL D. BARNARD,
of Albany, has been rendered the Presi-
dency of Columbia College. in New York.
A PowERFuL T1cKEr-We learn that the
Free Democracy Yesterday nominated John
Work of Huntington, and VIM X Villas, OF Bur
lineton. as their candidates for Senators.
Mr.. Work We understand, is respectable
"Root Doctor and was last seen gathering spruce
gum on the mountains in Underhiil. II he gets
enough 10 "chaw" during the session, II would
be charity to elect him.
As to our good friend, Mr.. Villas, VIC have only
TO remark-wa-al that is to say-you know
lva-al by thunder I'VE don't know exactly
wha; 70 remark.
The Courier opines that this ticket will be e.
lectcd !t-Bur. Free Press
NJ Professor James Hamilton died of
cholera at Nashville on Thursday evening
last. He had been Professor of Mathe-
mates in the Nashville University for
twenty-five years. Three of Prof. HIS
sisters also died during the last week.
Louisville Courier, 18Th nit.
~ Gov. Coolidge has appointed F. F.
MERRILL, Esq of Montpelier, Secretary
of State, to FL the vacancy occasioned by
the removalof JAMES Nc. NJ. SKATER to
Sheboygan, Wis at which place he has
established himself in the practice of the
law.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE

We, the subscribers, being appointed l.y II e
Probate Court for the District Il New Haven
Commissioners 10 receive, examine and adlusF
all claims and demands of all persons against
the estateoi
POLLY AMMAN.
late of Bristol, in said District. deceased md
also all claims and demands exhibited in otSer
thereto: And six months from the 9Th da7 Ct
June, last, being allowed by said Courr for Ira.
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice that
We will attend to The business Of orr said ap-
pointment, at the dwelling BonSe Of Eli Ed
wards in Bristol, on the second Tuesday OF Au--
gust and November next, from nine O'Clock, A =
W., until four o'clock P. NJ, on each of said
days. J23w.
LUMAN MUNSON, 2Comm1s-
PHILO s. WARNER, siuners.
Dated al Bristol this 10Th day Of July, 1919
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For the Galaxy.

Mr. EDIToR | ask your permission 10 say {
wcrd in regard to the choice OF Candidate &c
represent this District in the next Congress
Without wishing TO detract from the well earned
reputation Of the gentleman whose name YOU
have brought forward in your paper, / beg leave
to present the name of
HoN. SAMUEL SWIFT.
Judge Swift is so favorably known in the Dis
trict that | need not occupy your columns in
commenting him. His fine talents, his business
habits, his sound judgment, has familiarity with
politics, and with legislation, together with hi:
purity Of character designate him as a man emf
nentlv qualified for a seat in Congress; while the
warm regard which is felt toward him by all who
have known him in public or in private life, rem
der it certain that his nomination would be re-
ccved by the public with great favor. He has
never been partizan in politics, but lie is known
as a decided Whg anxious for the success OF
those great principles TO which the Wing party is
pledged. y
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Liberation.

Notice is hereby given that l have given my
son Josiah, his time to transact business ior MN
self, and shall claim none OF his wages nor pay
any debts of his contracting after this date.
GIDEON TAFT, Jr.
Witness, WILLIAM SMITH.
Starks5oro', June %, 1919. ioS"
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Sleep and Lambs.-sl,25, 1,G2, ? and 8
MEDICINAL Trsrs or THE WIN CuFRRy

MEDICINAL USES OF THE WILD CHERRY.
Ever since the settlement of America Wild Cherry has
been klou 10 possess very important medicinal virtues
Every body knew his fact but nobody knew how
tract Its sca;;a properties. Every mother gives Wild
Cherry tea 90 her children for worms, for colds, and for
almost every disease; and adults throughout country
are IN the habit of making compound of syrup of wild
cherry bark and other Ingredients TO be used in spring
an antdoie 10 COM aint incident 10 that chaneefnl
son. IL Ia found by experiment that the Wild cherry pos
sesses even far important qualities than Inscribed
to H. For the first sta-es Of Consumption. Asthma
matter how long standing. Coughs, Liver Complaints
It Is proved TO be the best medicine known Dr.
Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry chemical extract,
combined with similar from Tar hch enhances
IFS value Its success in curing pulmonary diseases in al
most stage. after best physician. could do no
more has asionished the faculty and led them confess
tha lsiars Bah Of Wild Cherry possesses princi-
pie heretofore unknown among medical mel.
None genuine, unless signed /. BUTTS the wrapper
For sale wholesale and retail. by w. p. Russell
Asens-Middebury, W. F. Russell -Vergennes J. II IN
ungion-Bristol. Nv Parmelee-Monkton, T. c. Smith,
View Haven, A. 2. RoscOe,-Cornwan, Ira Bingham
Whiting John Simonds- Cornwall, n. 7. Haske-Shore-
ham, h Wrsht-SOld also by throughout state
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CrockerY & Glass Ware

Z. VALLETTE has received and offers for
sale splendid assortment of Ware of the first
quality.
BREAKFAST, DINING, TEA, TOILET
e. DESERT SETS, in PEARL IRONSTONE
CHINA. FLOWING MULBERRY,
LIGHT & FLOWING BLUE WARE, &C.,
made up in sets from SD to $50. Also any guam
tity of Enameled, Blue Edged, Common White
and Yellow Ware, Stone Butter Pots &c.
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CAUTION.

Be sure that you obtain MRS E. KIDDER'S
CHOLERA MORBUS, DYSENTERY and d.
ARRHEA CORDIAL, and you VIII get the only
true and original article, which has been held
in the highest estimation by the public throughout
the whole country.
1t is put up in bottles holding nearly quart, in
tended for family use, and sold at One Dollar per
bottle. l0:6m.
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to The District Convention. for nomina.
ting q successor TO Mr.. MARSH, will be held
at Burlington, on the slst inst-Oficial no.
tee next week.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

Reported for the Traveller.
At market $50 Beef Cattle, 100 Stores, 8
pairs Working Oxen, 81 Cows and Calves,
1000 Sheep and Lambs.
PRIcEs.-Beef Cattle-Extra $3.50 1st
quality Sc; I'd 1913; Sd SIS.
.StoreS.-2 years old from Sl2Gl4.
Working Oren.-Dull at S75, 81 and So.
C0,cS and CaIreS.-Sales at SO, "a, 80 and
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Mrs. e. Kidder,
100 COURT STREET, BOSTON.

who is the inventor and sole proprietor. Druggists
and Apothecaries supplied formerly, in large or
small quantities. and for sale by all her daily appoint
cd agents throughout the world. Nay &c.
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Groceries.

A full supply of Choice Family Groceries.
Extra Flour, Fish, Sperm and Solar Oil, Burn
ing Fluid, Dairy and Table Salt, Tobacco, Snuff,
&C., constantly on hand, and for sale by
Z. VALLETTE.
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REMEDY FOR CHOLERA.

A gentleman {! this County. recently
travelling in the West, purchased at Gaena
Illinois. package Of "Cholera powders, ,
and box of prepared mustard-lhe timel,
use of which lie subsequently, found effica
cious 10 an attack of the Cholera 10 Ohio
The following reply 10 letter addressed by
him 10 The physician who furnished the rem.
edy, may be of use, for The information il
contains in regard 10 the means of checking
this mysterious disease.
GALENA, July 4, 1S49.
Dear Sir:
| received your note Of the 18th uli.,
ask;ng for the formula for the powders you
obtained from me. and which relieved you
OF The cholera in Ohio. Ii is as follows:
Sub. muir. Hvdr (Calomel) DIR J. Il dram.l
Pulv. Opii. Opium grs. Vi. (6 grains.)
Capsicum Cayenne pepper dr. j. Il dram.)
Form into , powders.
If you have loose, ligh.-colored passages
from the bowels, 90 Immediately 10 bed ,-ap-
ply a mustard plaster TO TIE stomach ard
bowels, aud take one powder every time
you are purged until you have dark-coiored
stools.
The Cholera is now epidemic with US
Hundreds are cured here, with nothing bur
these powders, and plenty OF ice to eat.
am, dear sir, with great respect,
Your obedient servant,
ROBERT NEWHALL.
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gent fer Tie G6ous G0Ods, and lrH keep than constant
IN on hand al his Drag Store in 1lidGlebuTy.
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STATE OF VERMONT, I Re Il remembered
District of Addison, IS. thai. at a Probate
Court held at Middlebury in and for the District
Of Addison, on the eth day OF July, a. d. 1919 ;
George 5. Swift and Cyrus Brge, executors Of
the last will and testament Of
HARVEY BELL,
late Of said Middiehury, deceased. make nnplicr
ton TO this Court to have the time allowed then,
Tor the payment Of the drhis or aid ae~@r..d cx-
tended one year from the time heretofore lir,ied
by this Court; Ii is therefore ordered that -.
application he considered br this Court at the Sos
sion thereof to be held at the cilce os the Regis
ter of this Court in said Middlcburv. on Th54-4-
day, the second day OF August next. ht one a.
clock in the afternoon: and that said eyecuio-s
give notice thereof to all persons interested taat
they may appear and make their objections. il any
they may have, to said iipnc being extended. hv
publishing certified copg Of this order in me
Middlebury Galaxy newspaper printed at snid
Middlehury-three weeks successfully previous
to the time of said Court. IL
.ied S BiiSAneu, Regist r
A true Copy of Record.
Attest. led g. Bushnell Reg;st,
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NOTICE
Steamboat and Railroad Line


This Line of Stages runs daily, SUNDAYS ex-
cepted )from Middlebury, VT, to Larrabce's Point
connecting with the Lake Champlain and Lake
George Steamboats,
Under the present arrangements of the Steam
boats and Railroads, passengers can leave Mid
dlebury in the morning, at o'clock, and arrive
in Troy the same day in time for the Evening
Boats and Eastern and Western Railroad.
Passengers for the North can arrive at Montre-
al on the same day Returning passengers, leav-
ing Troy and ST. Johns in the morning, can ar
rive in Middleburv in time for Tea.
By taking this route either way passengers can
have an opportunity to view the old Forts at Ii
conderoga.
At Middlebury. this line intersects with four
different lines of Daily Stages, running to all
parts of Vermont and New Hampshire
For SEATS, apply at the Vermont Hotel Mid
dlebury, and at the United States Hotel, LARA
bees Point, Shoreham, VT.
u This line iniersects with Virgil and Rice's
Express. B. B. BROWN, 3:tf
Larrabees Point, May, ls49. Proprietor