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The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-20

Me-. CLAY.-The Louisville Journal, Of the
Jst inst, announcing the election of this dis
tingulshed statesman to the Kentucky L. S.
Senatorship, remarks as follows
"When, few months ago, he (Mr. Claw
declined the profer, made to him by Gov. Ows-
lev OF the scat in the Senate made vacant by
Mr.. CIittenden's resignation, he said or at least
intimated that he would not hesitate TO take a
seat in that body if any great crisis seemed 70
demand his services upon national theatre.
From his willingness to go into the Senate at
this time, we may infer that he considers the
controversy between the North and the South
in relation to the Wilmot Proviso and other
matters connected with slavery as constituting
an important crisis, and that he feels a full
confidence or at any rate entcrtains strong
hope of being able to settle that controversy
without danger to the Union"
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Medical Notice.

The Addison County Medical Society
will hold special meeting at the VI. Hote
in Middlebury, on Thursday thelst Gay oil
March next, at 2 o'clock Z. M.
The committee appointed for that purpose
will make report on the subject OF the
Asidtic Cholera.
Addresses are also expected from Drs
Page, Of Shoreham, ard Maltbie, of Bristol
BY vote at the last annual meeting, the
members are particularly requested to al
tend accompanied by their ladies.
CHARLES l.. ALLEN, Sec.
Middebury, Feb. 20, JS49.
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The United States revenue laws now III
Goo wi, ,ield it is estimated, four hai'dfs1
,5on<a.d dollars the first year
Inc inhabitants are opposed to paying TINS
The gold mines continued abundant ana an,
productive, all previous accounts being flu
Over four millions of dollars worth gold
dist. if was estimated, had been taken from
the mines and two-thirds of it had gone to
foreign countries
The people we're making preparations to or
uanize provisional government.
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THE LAST RESoRT-the only source Of hope
The great and only remct- FOR CONSUMPTION in its
most dangerous forms : tn Hungarian BIsam of Life
discovered bv Dr. Buchah If London England, which has
been tried with the erfect and triumphant
afr patients had sought relief all medicines
ain 1t is beyond all question, the perfect and ad-
,nrable remedy in the whole range of Pharmacy.
DAVID F. BRADLEE & Son, sole Agents for the United
States 1870 Washington Street Boston.
Sold by w. p Russell, Middlebury and by Agents gener
ay in New England 432w.
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SHOCKING AcCIDENT.-Wc lc.rn that an in
FAINT child of Mr. Orick Bxby. of VI. Holly, was
scaldcd to death on Tuesday, Feb 9th. i'll 4 most
fIignGll manner. 1t lay in the cradle close by
the STOKE. On which was set kettle of boiling
wafer The father, on entering the house, set his
feet upon the hearth, upon which lee Of the
stove gave Way, and upset the contents of the kct
tic into tlc cradle, literally half filing it The
publication and reading Of such events. painful as
it is. MA! uscfully serve the purpose Of warn
ing-Rngn9op Hing.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.
THURSDAY, Feb. Is.

Reported for the Boston Irasrlier.
At market, SIS Beef Cattle, pairs Work,
ing Oxen, II Cows and Calves, 1900 Sheep
$50 Swine.
PRICEs-Bcef Cdtle-extra 1914; first
quality $3.50; second 5000; third 1913.
Working Oren-SS7, S95.
Co,rs and Calres-S24. &c, 81, and 81.
.Sheep-Sales at 50, 1913, $500; and one
lot Of 40 Sheep from n. Y. State, owned by
Mr.. White, sold for $40 each.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
Extract from letter to- Ne,o York Cores

Extract from a letter TO a Nep York Cores
poHdent
MiDDLEBuRY, January, ls49.
az bought, as you know, good stock of
goods, at low rates and have been selling them
at fair profit, and believe giving general salts
faction. You will see by the advertising columns
of our paper, that this is highly favored commit
nifty. They are weekly reminded that each cam
ddaie for their patronage has larger, better,
cheaper, and more fashionable assortment of goods
than can be found at his neighbors, all of which
he is DESTROYS to supply them with, without re-
gard to any resulting benefit to himself; all OF
which is without question, substantially correct
tell you it is great thing TO live where business
is done on such benevolent principles. Who would
60 to California from such place
1 have yet good supply of Groceries-yiz
Sugars, Molasses. Stewards Syrup, &c, &c.
Good shilling Tea for "a cts
60 cent C 60 e q
Good 9 e Coffee .
Also Rowland g. Bills best Flour,
Pork, Hams, Salmon, Mackerel & Cod Fish,
Butter and Cheese.
have Hardware, in great variety, and Dry
Goods enough. l continue the TAILORING
BUSINESS in a small way, and try to make it
pay. On the whole, am doing fair business,
and shall be able to meet my bills in the Spring,
if my customers pay up.
40 Yours truly, r L. FULLER"
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DIED.,

In East Middlebury. Oct. 9th last JOSH
VA HYDE. aged 10 years. Mr.. Hyde was
one of the oldest inhabitants of this town.
In this town, on the 18th inst. CHARLOTTE
Lucy, daughter Of Leonard and Lucy C..
Walker, aged year and 3 months.
In this town, on the 10Th inst, Mrs. DEB
oRAH, wife Of Elnathan Hammond, aged IS
years.
In Cornwall, Feb. 10, Of Inflammation Of the
Brain, BUSHNELL MINER, son of Dea. Dan and
Mrs. Nancy Warner, aged l. years and months.
This affective stroke of God S Providence came
with scarcely any forewarning and was other
wise peculiarly distressing TO his family and 9TH
er acquaintances. Sabbath day, Feb. Il he was
at church, and in his accustomed place in Sab
bath school. apparently in his usual health, and
that evening was spent in reading and writing.
Monday he was unwell, but was not considered
in situation at all dangerous until night when
the PAIN which was chiefly in his head increased,
and his reason left him, never to return. After
this, his sufferings were extreme till a very short
time before his death. lie expired about noon
Tuesday.
The character Of the deceased presented sevc-
raj noticeable traits. He was advanced far be-
yond most children of his age in the studies pur-
sued in schools and his intelligence upon every
subject was beyond his years He had a strong
passion for reading. His leisure time at home
was spent with his books, and often would he
leave the sports of his school-mates and spend
the hour of recreation in his favorite employment.
lie was exceedingly conscientious in his regard
for truth and right. And rarely can so kind and
obcdient q son--so affectionate a brother be
found.
IT'S meet to weep, yes, let your tears flow on;
most dear from your embrace is gone
How oft you've gazed on him in lopc-iu joy
And felt Within 20, how love that boy!'
Yes, sisters, weep, do not your grief restrain;
That brother dear, yon ne'er may greet again:
His childlike innocence--his cheerful smile
viii ne or another anxious beguile.
Nay, brothers. think not that It's weak to mourn,
When from your sight his lovely form is borne
For did he not, watchful child,
Keep you from folly's path by influence mild
Yea, weep We all, but while We weep believe;
It's from your Fathers hand that We receivc
He gave, It's his the right to take away;
May you his chast' ming rod with joy obey.
IT'S true affection springs not from the dust;
Hope in your Savior-n his mercy trust:
He loves you still, and has for you in store
Rich blessings he has ne'er dispensed before.
Cow.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-20

FIRE AT HYDEvILLE-We learn that the pub
lie house at Hydeville. kept by Mr.. Asa Gaines,
and owned by \. W. Evde, was consumed by fire
on Saturday morning last. There was an insur-
ance on the building OF $50. The furniture We
believe, was mostly saved. What the loss is We
have not learned -RutiGrd Herald
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STATE OF VERMONT, BE it remembered
District of Addison, SIS. I that at Il Probate
Court held a: Middlcbury, in and for the District
of Addison, on the ID day of February, A. d.
1919, Edgar S. Catlin, executor Of the last will
and testament of
NICANOR NEEDHAM,
late of Shoreham in said District. deceased, pre-
sents his petition in wiring to said Court pray
ing for license TO sell the real estate Of said de-
ceased for the purpose If paying the debts Of said
deceased and expenses of administration, the
value of the personal estate, and the situation OF
the real estate of the deceased and that it is nee
essary to sell the whole of said real estate for the
purposes aforesaid: II is thereupon ordered that
said petition be considered at the session Of this
Court to be held Mt the office Of the Register Of
this Court in said Middlebury, on Thursday the
LIST day of March next, at one O'Clock in the af-
ternoon and that notice thereof be given TO all
persons interested, that they may appear and
make their objections, if any they may have, to
said license being granted, by publishing certi-
fled copy Of this order in the MiddIe5ury Galaxy
"a newspaper printed at said Middebury-thrce
weeks successfully previous to the time of said
Court.
Jed S. bushnell, Register.
A true copy of Record,
Al Attest, Jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
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MARKETS.

GF~The Electoral votes for President and
Vice President were counted on the 18th
inst, III joint meeting of both Houses Of Con
gress. Taylor ard Fillmore were declared
duly elected, have received lG3 electoral
votes, and Cass and Butler 1913.
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Dedication.

The new Meeting House, in East Middle
bury, will be dedicated 10 Religious worship
on Wednesday The 2Slh Of Feb. inst. Ser,
vices 10 commence at 10 1-2 o'clock, ant
meeting to continue two days.
Ii is expected that Rev. ELI 3ALLoU will
preach the Dedication Sermon.
A sale of Pews in said Meeting House
will take place on the Saturday following
this meeting.
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MARRIED.,

In Troy, on the 18th INST, by Rev.
A. l.. Brooks, Mr.. DAVID TowsLEE of Ru-
pert, VT, 10 Miss MARTHA PERRY, Of Troy.
In St. Adams. on the 18th inst. by Rev
Worthington Smith. d. D., Mr.. Henry N
TITUs, Of New York city. TO Miss GATHER
me S. REYNOLDS, Of St. Adams.
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Notice.

The public are hereby notified. tina; have
this day given my son, Henry R. EDDY, his
time during the remainder Of his minority,
and that will hencelorlh exact none OF his
earnings, nor ray any dents of his contract
ing, ailei this date.
WILLIAM EDDY.
Huntington, Feb. 9th, 1919. 43:3w.
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Coffee & Tea.

The real bona tle OLD JAVA COFFEE at
IL l-2 cts pound. Other kinds cheaper.
TEAS of all descriptions cheaper than any
tirhcg Tea advertised TASK those who bave used it,
andthey will tell you so H. y. SHELDON.
Nov. 25, Is4S
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COMMISSIONERS. NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court. for the District Of Addison, Com
missionerS. 10 receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the
estate of
JOHN AVER.
late of Goshen IN said District, deceased and also
all claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto
and six months from the 9Th day Of January, A.D }.
1919, 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 appoint
ment at the dwelling house Of the Widow Of the
deceased in Goshen, on the first Tuesday of A
pril and July next, from. one o'clock p. NJ. until
four o'clock, P. NJ, on each of said days.
NATHAN CAPEN, I Commis-
4l:3w WIN. A. BELKNAP, Siones.
Dated at Goshen tbs LIST dog Of Eetr7Idyy ls49
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Just Published,

And for sale at Clark's Bookstore, a Memoir OF
Colonel SETH WARNER, by DANIEL CHIP
MAN LII. d., TO which is added the Life of Colo
mel ETHAN ALLEN, byJARED SHARKS, LID.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-20

There continues TO be an active demand for A
mcrican Fleece and Pulled Wool, and prices still
have an upward tendency 300 bales foreign OF
various descriptions sold within the quoted rates
Primo SaXonY heeces.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-20

The hooks for subscription to the capital stock
OF the Bratilcboro and Bennington Railroad were
opened on the 18th inst, at BrattIcboro' and
bennington. under the direction of the Commits
soncrs named in the charter of said Company.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-20

BOSTON MARKET-THURsDAY FEB. Is.
reported for the Couricr.)
ASHES.
Early arrivals of Pearl are expected from Yer
mont and Canada, by railroad.
Pearl, per 100 lb......cash 7,25 7,75
Pot. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50 700
There has been during the past week an active
demand from the trade, particularly for Ohio
and St. Louis, ut full prices Advices by steamer
of firInness in foreign markets, with slight i'm
provement in prices, will be likely to make hold
crs hero more firm.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-20

PUBLIC MEETING. FEB. %, 1919.
The Order of the Sons of Temperance vii
hold celebration on the 22d inst, at Moriah
A full representation from all the neighboring
Divisions is expected, and it is hoped to make
the occasion worthy of the day and the cause
The public at large are also respectfully in
vited to attend
Committee Of arrangements.
R. NJ. GUILroRp,
J. F. HAvENs, Putcdn
S. II. EVEREST, DiriS'Oa
c. d. HAVEN.
A. B. WALDO,
JoNA. TARBELL, AdUonddc
L. P. CHERNEY, DfriSiOn.
{. S. RICH.
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Probate Notices.

STATE OF VERMONT. I
District of New Haven, SIS.
Be it remembered that at a Probate Cont hol-
den at Bristol in said District, on the 9th day Of
February, A. d. 1919, the Executors on the es-
tate of LOUIS LANGDON,
late of New Haven, in said District, deceased,
made application to said Court to have their ac-
count with said estate as Executors, examined
and allowed; Whcreupon said Court ordered said
Executors to notify all persons concerned to ap-
pear at a session Of said Court, to be holden ut
the office of the Judge of said Court in Bristol a.
foresaid, on the first Monday Of March, A. ID.
ls49, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, then anil
there make their objections TO the allowance of
said account, if they see cause, by publishing n
copy of this order in the Middlebury GalaXy-a
newspaper printed at Middlebury in this State
three weeks successfully prior to said time.
LhTrey MnsiH, Jua6r.
a true Copy of Record.
AZ Attest H. N,nsiU, .JuIy-
STATE OF VERMONT, BE it remembered
District of Addison, IS. that alta Probate
Court, held at Midlleburv in and for the District
of Addison, on the 18th day of February, \. u.
1919,
Joel II. Beckwth, administrator Of the estate Of
REED BECKWITH,
late of Orwell in said District, deceased, makes
application to this Court TO have the time allowed
herein, for the payment If the debts of said de-
ceased, extended one year from the expiration Of
the time heretofore limited by this Court: 1t is
lhereupon ordered that said application be conSid-
cred by this Court at the session thereof to be
held at the office of the Register of this Court in
said Middleburv, on Thursday the LIST day Of
March next at ono o'clock in the 'aftcrnOOn; and
that notice thereof be given to all persons inter
ested, that they may appear aud make their objcc-
lions, if any they may have, TO said time being
extended, by publishing a certified copy of this
order in the Aliddebury Galaxy-a newspaper
printed al said Niiddlebury-thrce weeks success
sively previous to the time of said Court.
.Jed S. BaShn Il, Register
A true Copy of Record.
Al Attest jed S. Bushnell, Registor
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IToRRIBII ArFAIE.-A girl named Prud-
cncc Arnold, about l or l. years of age, liv-
ing with DIR. Richardson, OF Cxbridge, was
murdered on Wednesday night. by rufian,
who attempted to cut her head from her body
lie then attempted his own life by cutting his
throat, but did not kill himself The girl sur
yiycd but few hours. We did not learn the
name Of the man or the cause of the murder
Gus attempt. He is about % years old, and
lived in the same family with the unfortunate
little girl. lie is in custody of the sheriff
I1or. Journal
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Notice.

Notice.
An adjourned meeting of the stockholders
Of the Middlebury Manufacturing Co., will be
holden at the Vermont Hotel, on Wednesday,
the 2lst inst, at o'clock P. M. We also
embrace the present opportunity, to inform
our old customers, and the public generally,
that the GRIsT Mill of the said Company
has been undergoing the most thorough re-
pairs, and is now in operation.
4l:Sw WIN. NASH, President
Mddlebury, Feb. 6, 1919.
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Settle.

Two years ago advertised for Il settlement,
and but few needed the notice. now request
all persons indebted TO me TO settle Immediately,
by cash, note, or otherwise. Those having ac-
counts against me in Offset, are requested to
bring them in and have credit therefor. If this
notice is not attended to soon, shall give such
one as WILL be attended to.
ZACHEUS BASS.
Middlebury, Dec.G 1913. 333m
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-28
THE REV AFFAIR

We published, yesterday, from Pensacola paper, a
statement the effect that Com Parker sailed from that
port on the 18th inst for the Noth with the gate Rar-
tan and the soop of war, Saratoga and under orders
touch Havana and demand Rey, the much talked of
subject ofthe alleged abduction New Orleans In con-
nection with the fact of Com Parker's having sailed
whether with such orders not may appropriately
insert the following remarks of the Philadelphia North
American
Our readers have not forgotten the many
had lying through all the papers, time since, of
ers having been t. Gommodors Parker at Pensaco
moments notice, to Havana and that all this was under
stood to be to enable Consul Campbell if necessary to
make his demand in the OF the United States for
the liberation of Rey, in such would not adj
nit OF one moments refusal hesitation. Bearing this
circumstance in mind nothing appears probable
formed OF the Captain General having actually refused to
permit Mr. Campbell to see Rey second tme-the Home
Squadron IS already on the way to Havana, TO demand
and compel the instant delivery Of the prisoner
Consui's hands to be returned to New Orleans
THAT in opinion is one result that's most likely to
happen in very short time But another is quite
Tain to follow and that is alluded to before the mme
date and punishment OF all the Spanish officials
who have made themselves the criminal parties in such
objectionable outrage upon the honor and authority of the
United States. The principals the Spanish Consul
New Orleans and the Captain General Of Cuba. The
first within Jurisdiction and will be punished by our
laws He will lose his erequeta; of He will be
tried by am American court and if found guilty the al
legged offence being criminal one he will be consigned to
an American penentary. As for the Captain General
his reward will be disgrace and ruin. The American
government will demand his removal and degradation
eom the Captain Generaship the richest office by far in
the gilt OF the Spanish crown, and he will be cashered
and sent home accordingly
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-28
COMB ERC1AL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS, August 81.

TOBACCO.-Receipts continue quite light, and
breaks small Prices, however, are steady theioowng
quotations: Lugs 81 Is to SO so, Common Leaf SO 25
to "a so; Good and Fine Sc So fine Manufactu-
ring 81 to SIT the latter description and in de-
mand, particularly if dry.
FLOuR.-Receipts are increasing and the supply fair
Richmond superhne sells at S5 3d. whilst Scottsville
brands command S. so.
WHEAT-Ihe supply is ample and sales continue to
bemade for cash at 81 l2l for white and 81 OH for red
On four months credit sales of white and red have been
made at lis to ITO cts per bushel The market is no,
animated
CORNING quote Com at SO to 54 cents per bushel
CORN LIS cts per bushel Kiln dried meal is
held at $3.50 per Dbl,
OATS.Not much doing, We quote 30 cents Der
bushel as the nominal price
GuANO-Patagonia $50 per ton of 1000 lbs; Peru
wan $f7 for five tons moe $4a for smaller Quantities
say from to 5 tons.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-28
IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA.
Ielegraphed for the Charleston Courier

IslegTdphea toT The LhdT1eston Courier.
New ORLEANS Aug 23-l23O P. NJ.
There was nothing done in CoTToN yesterday in this
city. SUGAR is advancing-now quoted at a to s.
WH1sKEy 10 to 1871.
The Delta says that the men collected at Grand Island
in the Gulf Of Mexico, for the mysterious expedition al
uded in the Presidents Proclamation does not exceed
three hundred in number Gen. Twiggs has ascerained
that they had single stand of arms amongst them
The brig Adam Gray arrived here from Havana, in 8
days passage, confirms the statement brought by the Fall
con- at New York. that Rey in prison. acknowledged
that he abducted and that his declaration to the
trary was made under threats
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-28

f}lED,
On the Both July Of Paralysis, Mr.. VIM PucKErf, in
the 4Sh year ofhis age leaving wife and five children
to mourn his loss.
~ On Monday morning, August 9th LAURA BRoor1ye
Ryan infant daughter Of Nicholas and Ellen RYAN, AGED
10 months; The friends OF the family requested to
attend the funeral from her fathers house. on Broad stoet
near Mayo street, Tuesday morning, at IL o'clock
without farther notice.
IN Yesterday morning the 9th inst, at half past seven
John L. Cook, in the 9th year Of his age '''
II iune al will take place this afternoon, half past
O'clock from the residence Of his mother Leigh street
Of the family respectfully requested to attend without
further invitation ''A0''
Yesterday evening, Mrs. MARY SLEDD, wife of Mr.
Jno sedd OF this city, The friends and acquaintance
sdence OF her husband Bacon Quarter Branch this
evening" at o'clock '''N' -''0'' Wis