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;,C | r,*u WbigJt while Jos. K. Polk, with liia cl-1 Mack flag of Free Trade shivering in the tvinJ, lends Sonth C'aroliua, uullificrs and Vermont Loro Foeos-SUMMARYtlicir AiiuiijI Meeting. at Middlebury, io tlio Vestry of the Congregational Society on Wednesday, Juno 12th at 10 o'clock A. A!., and, at the nma place and on tho same tlay. Tlir. VERMt • NT MEDICAL SOCIETY will have a semi-annual meeting.All regular Practitioners of Modicinc are invited to attend.I. C. GOO DALE, Scc'y.Addison, June 3d, lll.At a recent election in 'he city of New York for school commissioners, the NativeAmerican ticket has succeeded in most of tho wards.The Methodist General Conference have by a vote of 110 lo (W, called upon Bishop Andrew who has by marriage anil otherwise liceomc connected with slavery, to cease exercising his Episcopal office until be rids himself of this incumbrance. We believe the Methodists are far ahead of the large cecloai-stical denominations of our land.iu their zeal to purge the church from tho foul stain ol sbvery.Congress have passed a resolution to adjourn un the I7th. We are glad of this.—The nation can then real n while from fear of a repeal of the Tariff.Weller. Loco Member of Congress from Ohio declines a nomination for re-election.—Good reason why we opine, lie knows he cannot be elected. We think there will be a good many Locos just in the same unpleasant fix this summer.Tho Loco papers through this state hoist - _ ., , r i it, I anvspirit or understanding? x hcjLocor ocos.the Free Trade flag with the name of Polk 7 ' , 'as their leader. We am glad thus to have * Bre tho«e who run the «recU to get‘ . . .... .. x Clay minstrcls ’to paraphrase the songs sonsthe issue formed. The tvlugs and the Ta- . • 1 ' Tll„ , orl,,, ... , *• to sine them at their meetings f I no Locoriffi and l-vco Kocoism, * roe Trade, now * . , . | , i 1' ocos. No olleucu, in these i|iicslioiis wefor tltc fun of seeing woo! growers march to |the [tolls at the dictum of Messrs Mars ton, | 10PClt; ____Eastman, Barlwr and Co., and vote for a ijidate for President who has said that “ ought to rotne{£/“• The Spirit of the Age. has under its editorial head tho following remark which it attributes to Mr. Clay.“Agriculture needs so Protection. HenryClay.This is the sentiment said to have been uttered by Mr. Clay as his own. We pronounce it false, and the Editor of the Age knows it. Wo challenge hitn to produce the speech containing it. Until he docs, he stands forth a deceiver of men, a ealumuiator and traducer.05*Who was it that in 1340 ridiculed Whig songs? The Loco Foeos. Who are those that sing songs at their meetings in i'll/ Tho Loco Foeos. Who was it that in 1-10 biased it abroad that tho Whigs had no principles but their songs? The Loco Foeos. Who are those who ia 16H sing songs iu which I lie re are no principles ? The Loco Foeos. Who arc those who in 1841 sing with the spirit and understanding ? The Whigs, Who are those that sing withoutMIDDLE BURY ALUMNI, lion. .'linos Lawrkhcz, ofilelchcrtonn. this country duty free” 1 Muss., is expected to deliver the Oration Imho also said ill a siiccch in Tennessee, fore0c Associated Allnmni of Middlebury , , . c n, , I College, atlbc approaching Commencement,■hat while the whigs were in favor of Protec- „Uie^„ccutt .hU ycnr on the last Wednes-i was opposed lo Protection.CONGRESS.Onr worthy law makers are as busy as bees in making political spcerbes for home consumption. It is thought the Senate will layday of July, instead of the third Wednesday uf August, as heretofore. I’rinters ia thr State are requested tv notice the chance.ADDISON COUNTY BIDLE SOCIETY._ The first annual meeting of the Ad-tbe Texas 1 rcaiy upon the table, lo sleep for Jigon Cq Bib,e safety wj|| be lioldetl in rt months to come. It is howovci und.t db Vergennc* on the lastWednesday of June, cutduu, and many able sjieoches have been being the 30th. Addresses are expected made against it, by various Senators. The from the Rev. J. Meacham, Rev. JXeon-|tic.:iun of the Tariff has been pul to rest in ard and Ed. Seymour Esq. It is hopedthe Senate, Ivy the decisive vote S3 to -I Lay the whole enbj.House the erueral appropriation bill being up for conaMeratlcm, tits afford'd a rich op-porluuity for members to deliver themselves of speeches they have had in store for months past. The Locos are sadly in Ihc limbo in regard to the Anti-Tariff opinions of their nominee for the Pri-iJeney, Mr. Polk. We shall if |Miiuible, publish some of the speeches exposing some of hi* iiiioovisteucics uponthat much interest will he felt in the mcct-tbo table. In the lt;g. ni|d that many will be present.Will the papers of the couniy pleasenotice.S. PEARL LATIIROP, See.Died-.Tiii. Mr. KIHah Wright, aged 79 years, one of the first settlers ofthe town.(In hoard the “Mury Klleii” at Cnntrm,. of Windsor, Vt.DISTRICT CONVENTION. i e learn from good' authority that the ' •i ittiou lor nominating a mombor of Con-j gn-'S fro::' ibis ilistriet is lo lie holileu at Bur- . Tragton on the 25th ultimo. This is the day pri'crrdiug that upon which tho State Con- i ■on is :o lie boldi-n. Wo ho[0 Old Ad- ' u” will be ou I land with the people from ■y town. We shall give the regular notice UMl week. By the way. we would like | to know if our Burliugton friends, put the string of the door latch on the outside in led! as iu IF 1(1. In 1840 the string was out, mid believe iu many instances the latch mu ' offend ■Ivors wide oyen. Kiiowiiig their hospitality we presn pursued this year as d years ago,S ( ENTS Gnat Skin Bootucn, a good nr * A tide for summer weur. just rcc'd bymimuv v uiiL'i nnvBROWN J. SHELDON.MANUFACTURING.DAVENPORT k TURNER.WOULD inArm their patron* and llio public generally, tlial Ihi'y.bave renewed tbrji ler.a; of tin- insnu'ututi-ig establishment of Ibn Middlr-bury Ma Jufaciuiing Co. fora lortn of years uritli additiouai faeililie. fordoing business. Tho) ate also making rotoo valuablo additions lo theirthe same eounc will be «»{•“»« T*11'',?', ^rally inliaung Hill to produen aSUPERIOR ARTICLEif good, suitable for llio Worthy Sona of (he Green Mountain State and tbvir Neighbors aia the opposite side of the Lake.Tb.will receive Wool ru manufacture on shares or by tho yard and will keep an cxitnsiya assortment of coeds ou hind which they v exchange for Wool, nr advance on W.ml leftADDISON COUNTY WHIGConvention.Tho Whigs of Addison County arc herebywill be held at the Court House in Middlc-llurir favora and rc-ssroro ibrm that •flints willbury, on Wednesday, tho ldlli of June next, not ho wanting to merit their fullest confidence at lOo'etock, A.M.. to select candidates to I'-'T’ TER MS adopted to the TIMESbe supported for Senators for the legislature 1 Middlebury. May •____and to make nil tlic ticcessary arrangements jfew gtoro JfcW Firm NfVVtoieeurc the success of the Whig eanse in the approaching political campaign. Addrcc*-cs may Ire expected from several distinguished Whigs of the County in the afternoon,and also lo hu adjourned scsaion expected to boheld in the evening.Middlekury May 2-ih. 1811.IIabvct Bell,Wiuux II. Whitk, CountyAlfbku I’. Koscoz, Com-Krsr WxitiKT, mittce.Jos.tt Smith,ADDISON COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.The Board of M.iuagers of the Addison County Agricultural Society, arc hfreby notified to meet at thu Vermont Hotel in Mid-dlcbury on Thursday the 13th of June. im-t. at 10 o'clock A. M-. for the purpose of appointing a time fur holding the Animal Fair, sclcctiug committees, awarding nrcmiums aud transacting any other business for promoting the objects ol tlic society. It is liupcd that no otic will fail to be present. Tlie prosperity and usefulnc*s of the society mnrh depends upon a iailhfn! discharge of duty onII. Beli., Secretary.May 34th, U544-FIRE INSURANCE MEETING. Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of ibe Rutland and Addison Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be boldcn nt the office uf E. Jtiue, iu Blttndon ill tile County of Rutland, on Wednesday, the 3.1 dnyof’July next at one o'clock in the afternoon. for the purpose of choosing a Board of Directors and other necessary officers of the Company for the year ensuing, and for adjusting the losses and making live necessary assessments therefor, and for the expenses of the Company for the enrreut year.By order of the Direerors.E. JUNE, Secrelary Prcs'l office Brandon. 6th June, 1844.MEDICAL NOTICE.THE ADDISON COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY -ill hold, by adjaunM[ent.Goods.BBIN.SMAII) k BROTHERS.StfCCESSOItS TO PA NO BORN At BRINS MAID.’ v : VoAKC [ittporcd to veil hi ibe lovr.i llovtun or rn A orb pr.cci, ai ubolcvaleor rcuil, Wxrcur s, Cl OCX!, JSWXLUr, Ulltll! SltVXt, I.l-.tc.l, BiiiTiNXiiaail oilier Mclal tioob, Go LO I'liia-SI.XJ, SricTicLEi, Chiihs, lluos. Piss, Itaoocnr.s, and all goo.li in die line, and betide* ihc rtszrr dccri|iuoa of Gooila, wc are keeping a great variety of Goods at wboleuilc lo «p|ily I’eil-lera or other*, lo veil again, ami we imilc call* and orders from abroad, assuring customers tlou lbey w ill frail ibe Goods low, ami of the quality they are sold for.We impcrt Goods, or buy lliera wherever we can gel ibear lo advantage, am! shall sell so that we ranOrders from a lt;as good bargains sona I application.Clocks ! Agents for die Nuts, foe lieby thepointedGoto Pan, F os'* Pills.We have Willow Whbe, Co»»s, Drcshks, HorsEKEr.risc Articles, Rixuks, and other ('oilery, Coauoxios Fcrsitcrk, Fisuiso Thckli . DasBXTs,Stocks, Collsil, Scrrrx-dkos,4xlWc bave DiKuilv Casks, WaitK Boxes, Ale-SICAL lasTacuEUTs, Uam ami Docblx BassViols. .Ukloiuass. aadavaaisma ofSlusical Merchandise.In short, wo mould jmil sny diallirh, Gen un aud and we are fullv aware lltat ibe nay to tell them is to put them so LO'V that Ilottoa or .New York will not he a more fiitntable place to boy ibem. We buy far ' orb, and sell for Cash. Our customer, ran buy as cheap here as ol anv ‘‘dier pLi:r. If anv one chaoecs III load us die Cash for a Gold or 3ih«r Watch flora a distance, or an; other article, ami leave the selection to us. they shsllhate on articleii can bo exchanged. Oar Siller Spoons ttc madeI JUNE CLOTH CAPS, new styla for Gents wear, byBROWN Si SHELDON.HATS AND CAPS.Spring |ialtcm, fine Mole *kiu, Leghorn Double and Single Ilrim. Silk. Velvet and Clulk Capa at BIRGE'S.AprillO, I'll- ^
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The Northern Galaxy
Middlebury, Vermont, US
Wed, Jun 12, 1844
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