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THE MIDDLEBURY PEOPLES PRESS.
"MBROCATION, or WhitreTsO rigin

"MBROCATION, or WhifreTs Origin
/al Opodeldoc, for bruises, sprains, cramp
numbness, rheumatism, stiffness of thu neck.
limbs, chapped hands, stings Of insects, veget
able oisons, &c.
This article relieves pain (after the swelling
has subsided) better than any other known remedy
To the Public-Be not imposed upon. If you
wish for bottle of the true kind, go 10 the Tegu-
lar Agents, and tell them emrhatica.ty, that you
wish for he only genuine article, viz. hlticeHs
Opodeldoc, with his name the bottle, and Dr.
Mitchelrs certificate on the directions; tell item
also that you do not want ether Whitman S,
Whitpeus, or Whiling's, but John P. Whlt,cetPs.
Observe the three following tests OF Its being
genuine:
list. Mitchelrs Certificate.
I'd. That the name of Whitwell is on the bot
tie.
Sd. That the price is not less than 81 cents
bottle.
Also for sale, Whit,cers aromatic Snuff, recon
mended BY the late Professor of Puysic in Cam
bridge University, the venerable and highly re-
spected Dr. Warehouse. This article is in high
repute in cases of Catarrh, Dizziness, Headache.
. Dimness of Eyesight, Nervous Complaints, &c.
| 1t is mostly composed of Roots and Aromatic
Herbs, and is highly fragrant 10 the smell. Price
! 25 and 80 cents bottle.
Sold Only by E. w. BREWSTER.
MiddebuIy, May 20, 1889.
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TIVE VEGETABLE PULMONARY s.L>AN.

HNHE VEGETABLE PuLMONARY BALSAM
the most valuable remedy dIscove,d E.r
Cunsumptinns. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, spit
ting of Blood, Hopping Cough, and Pulmonary
Affections of every knd.-Price so Cen S.
GPARTIcULAR CAUTION. 90 Face genuine
bottle is enclosed in blue wrapper, which
is yellDw label signed SAMPSON Feed.
other can he genuine.
Tbs gre celebrity of he GENUINE VEGETABLE
PULMONARY Balls M has b-en the cause of at
'enpis 10 introduce spurious articles, which BY
partially assuming the name Of the genuine, are
calculated To mislead and deceive the public.
Among those mixtures are The " American Pal
mnnary Balsam," "Vraciabe Palmonaiy Basam
Syrup" and others. Purchasers should inquire
Tor the TRUE article by MS name, The Ve.?ia-
bic Pulmonary BalSam, and see that II has TIE
marks and The signature nj The genuine.
Each bottle aud seal is samprd VEGETA-
BILE PULMONARY BALKAN.
0|ONE MORE COUNTERFEIT, besides The
American Pulmonary BalSam," and others above
alluded ru!-The laiesl attempt To deceive the
public by spurious mixture falsely Genuine
Pulmonary Basam,' prepared by Samuel
Andrews and jos. A. Veasie To avoid the
mpusiIiou OF rhi- spurious article we again refer
he pubic To the written signature of Samp-
on Reed, On tire outside wrapper of each bottle.
LOWE & REED.
F.. w. BREWSTER, Agent.
Boston, April 6, 1888. 8.
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AGRICULTURE.
From .4GtiasOn's PHILADELPHIA Euening Post.

From .4htnson's Philadelphia EUening Post.
SILx.-Though little appears 20 be said, d.
ring the universal depression which appears 10
exist through the business community, on the
subject OF lie silk culture, its friends may rest
assured that much is doing and more in con.
temptation. Several meetings of the friends
OF this great cause. have been held during
The present month, in this city, which have
resulted Ill the formation of National As
sociatioa for the promotion of the Silk Culture
In The United States" from which the happiest
results are confidently anticipated. The bust
ness Of the sociery will &c managed by a prcsi-
dent, fifteen vice presidents, together with
twenty one directors and other officers. VINO
have been selected from among the most dis.
iinguished Individuals in this and The di ierent
states. The fu ds which may b.. realised are TO
be expended, under The direction of the associa.
ton. in the purchase of cocoons. raw silk. and
manufactured fabrics; and in securing the best
reels and other Implements required for the
silk business hough out the whole process Of
n,anufsciurc. An extensive, permanent, and
free exhibition of all mailers relating TO the silk
business, from lis inripen 10 is perfect Stages,
are among the objects contemplated The
society has already secured some valuable
specimens from The manufacture of John w.
Gill. Mount Pleasant. Ohio. which are among
The most perfect and beautifully finished goods
we have vel examined, Notwithstanding MIR.
w. only embarked in The enterprise las, spring
Among them are several specimens of broad
rich ribbons, Of various patterns, and flu IL
cou:'l 50 far as our Judgment goes, 10 any i'm
po ted. -
an. last number of Morris Silk Grower
mentions the following sales Of mulberry
trees.
4 sale of about $4,000 morus muIicauli,
trees took place at Trenton on the 10Th uli.
A lot of small trees sold at IL l.2 CENTS per
tree; the rest brough; from sixteen to thirty
four cents, according To quality. At Fayett-
vile, n. C., buds sold at ! IL cents each,
and trees at 20 cents per foot. At Whining
ton, Del. 5000 trees sold at sc GEMS, cash
on delivery. In Bucks county, so, 900 at 80
cents, TO 90 West. In Cheiaw, S. c., 500
were sold at dollar n tree. Al Hartford,
CT. 5000 at 80 cents. and lots of 4 and 5000,
at the sane price. At Glastonbury, Conn
5000 at 40 cents. At Ellington. CT. IS, 900
y l-2 cents per foot, and 35 cents per tree
refused for ten thousand more At Co!nm.
bia, Pa. sales at two cents bud, and trees
at Is cents; also 100 trees at ii cents per
fyot the root at II IL cts. additional also
1000 trees AT so cts to average Is buds each
Fox Chase, al auction, 10, 900 trees to ave-
rage three feet at 81 cts; 1000 same size at
"a cts.
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manufacturers Female

Restorative. The compon parts of this une-
qualled compound are governed by Venus; the
Moon having full power and dominion, as il be-
longs to this class, consequently Jupiter, Mars,
Saturn, nor any other planetary system hath any
claim OF dominion thereof
Qualities. 1t Equalizeth, Puri6eth, Digesteth,
Oprneth Maturelh, Rariieth. and causeth agility.
The Lunar Tincture is put up in four-square
bottles, with the edges bevilIed off-and sealed
with the subscribers name, bill of directions IS
pasted on each bottle, on which is cut repre-
sentng the Lunar system and with it a pamphlets
continuing a history of The operation of tie med
icine. the cause and effect, and different stages
and symptoms of diseases, of females, and tive
female figures, showing the appearance previous
10 and after taking the medicine.
Prepared by Doct. G. A. Bostholick, Roches-
ter, N. Y.
E. w. BREWSTER sole agent for the State
of Vermont. Wholesale and retail.
Middebuiy. July l6, 1889. Off
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|ZSs i 8 q Isl Nib
TO THE LADIES!

RR. HULL'S Utero abdominal Supporter
~ j his new Instrument for .he radu al cure
ui Prolapsus Urer, or Falling of the Womb. bxf
external application, suptrsedng tie use OF 4
objectionable Ptssary, is confidently recommend
ed tn the afflicted "a the me ms Of a perfect re
scranton 10 heaith-lI never having failed OF perS
forming cure, even under The most aggravated
circumstances. Ii has reserved the decided ap-
pIuba.i0n %! SIR Ashley Cooper of London: Sir
benjamin c. Brnde: Sir James Clak X, Physician
Ia the QuceB: Dr.. AS well, Lecturer ON Midwife.
~ IL Guys Hospitals: DR.. Rgby, Lecturer to
ST. Barihulomews: Dr.. Griffith, Lecturer fe,
Westminster Hospital: DR.. RamsboIham, Eec-
iurer To London IlnspiIai: Robert Ferguson,
Lecturer To Westminster Lying-in Hospital: Or.
Sweatman, Lecturer TO alijdlescx ospnal l. md.
SenoT AccoucIeur Ia Queen Charoiie's wing
N Hospital: aso, by Henry Davis, Conquest
Biundeil, Lee, MerrImLn, Surgeon KeJ,es, &C.:
by D.. Moran. z. esidenl ul tie Academic oy-
ale de Medicine, Paris, and Accoucheur Ia The
Dnrhess D'Oreans: Prolr sorS Vel ,,esu, Ma ID,
~, Raul D"bDlS. Sa' sun, and others and in,
New York by Professor j. w. Francis: 6. S.
Bedford. Vi. d., Professor of Md~iiery in. the
University of thu City of .Ne,r- York, Prof. De-
lahIlh, PToi.Francis Johnston, President Cum
~ Med Society LauTens II III, Pres'l. Medical
Society, SIae of New-Ynrk; Professor James
slcNa"ghton, oil Albany; Professor March, Pro-,
N''"' ONiuS Itihihe, TToeS>OT Dbant-DrS.
Thomas Boyd, CT bert Smith. HoSack, Searns,
Ludlnw, Nissan, Vache, Power Grayson, Van
X nsselaer, and many uiher distinguished Ply
sicians in The Quilted States.
A. 6. HULL: Office Vesey ST.
.istor Hause, New-York.
ga constant supply of the above Instruments
with DR.. Huli's Improved Trusses f,r Hernia,
vail be kept by +. w. BREWSTER, Agent,
May 90, 1889. VI; lile5Ify, W.
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TO MERCHANTS,

HNOR SALE, at the Middlebury Cotton Fact
Il tory, for cash or approved credi., Brown
and Bleached SHEETlNGS, of various
kinds as cheap as they can be purchased in
New York. Also, q complete assortment Of
COTTON YRAN and BATS.
JOSEPH GORDON, A ent.
Mddlebury, April %.
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4 GOOD assortment of the best; and Sc.
IA cond hand stoves.
ALSO, OVEN BoTToMs. OVEN AND ARCH
MouTus, CHALDRoN, (somc very nice for S4)
Ploughs and paris, Hollow ware, Stove pipe.&c
For sale by CLARK RICH,
Who has first rac help TO promptly execute
orders in his line.
Snoreham. Oct. 1899. 22;tf
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IMPORTANT C.4UT:ON.

THE proprietors OF the "Mothers' Relief
l. W, uld caution the public against purchasing
any article put up and sold as the ''Motners' Re
lief7' except Of the authorize agents-as spuri-
Gus and servile i'm tations are in existence.
We lave appointed Mr.. E. w. BREwsTER, of
Mddebury, VT, our agent foI the sale of our
Medicine and no other person at that place is au-
thorised to sell il.
G. A. BARTHOLICK & Co.,
ProprieIors.
Rochester N Y. july g. 1889. 12:tf
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Or. Phelps COMP 0UND TOMATO PILLS.

DR.. PHELPS COMPOUND I0MAI0 PILLS.
Entirely different and distinct from any and ALL
other Tomato PiHs.)
a S there are other preparations no,c advertised
IA as ToniIto Pills, those who wish the genu-
inc M, dir:ne, so highly recommended, entirely
vegetable, and prepared by regularly educated
hysic;an, must be particular to Inquire for
PHELPs'; and see that ttey are labelled DR..
Phelps Compound Tomato Pills.
The Tomato Pills are extensively used as a
substitute for Calomel, and with great success.
They have proved particularly useful in scrciu
lous affections, Rheumatism, Fevers Liver om-
plants, Sex Headache, Costiveness, Cholic,
Jaundice, Nervous diseases, lUss Of Appetite &c.
A.. common Family medicine they are unrival-
ed. Numerous certificates Of the most respec.a
BILE Physicians End OF er persons might be added
prove theis utility, but The reader is referred
10 the Pamphlets in the hands Of the agent.
Sold wholesale and retail by GEO. II. FISH
agent Middlebury, VT.
Middlebury, July 80, 1889. IL
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GEORGE II. FISH,
d r u G. G. / S L

DRUG list,
90, ID soriment 20 Of Me Medicines Of the
NJ first quality. All medicines sold at
A this Establishment are warranted
Flo nv be found among other valuable
articles,
Doct. Phelps Compound Tomato Pills
The Indian Vegetable Universal Pills or In.
dian Purgaive of he North American College
of Health Tor the cure of diseases in the Blood.
Mothers Relief the good qualities of which
arc so well known as scarcely 10 need recon-
mendaion.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam for the
cure Of Coughs Asthma, Hopping Cough, Con-
mptio &c.
Moffat's Life Pills and Phoenix Biiters
Downs Vegetable Balsamic Elixir
Columbian Strengthening Plaster
Doct Evans Pills
Doct. Holman's NATURES Grand Restorative
for the cure of Dyspepsia, or Indigestion Dis
eased Liver, Bilious disorders, DIopsy, Asthma,
loss Of appetite, Fever and Ague &c.
Davenport's Pills and Eye Water
Whea,on's and Warner Itch Ointment
JVheaion's Bitters Aromatic Stomach Bitters
Hays Linamcn, for Piles
Cheeseman's Arabian Balsam
American Corn Plaster. Marshall's Plaster
Liquid Opode!doc. Marshall's Snuff
Soda and Scidlnz Powders
Bakers Cocoa, Mackeronie, Dat Meal
Ground Barley, Topioca, CIR. Spices &c. &c.
White and Red Lead, FIR. Ye7lo,o. Ven. Red
CIR. VerdigriS. and other Paints. Lins and
Lamp Oils. i'"ny and Glass, first rate Teas
Coffee, Sugar, MoIaSses, &c.
CROCKERY AVID GLASS WARE.
Physicians sending orders may rely upon
having them faithfully executed.
Recipes for Medicine will receive the per
sonal attention of the subscriber at all times.
GEO. II. FISH.
Midd,ebuty, July l6, 1889. l0:if
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the estate of E.
IN Brewster, or TO the late firm of E. & F..
w. Brewster are notified thai payment is ex.
pected forthwith. E. w. BREWSTER.
Middebury, May l3, 1899 1t
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HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

nIHE subscriber has been appointed
Il Agent for the HARTFORD FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, for Middle.
bury and vicinity, and will receive propo-
sails for insurlng property against loss or
damage by Fire. The long established
reputation of this company, and thu
promptness with which all their transac-
tons have been characterised render il
unnecessary to say any thing in It's favor
All business connected with the office in
trusted TO him will be faithfully and punct-
ually transacted.
GEORGE H. FISH, AGENT
Middlebury Sep. 3, 1888. l7:lI
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uAYNE'S CARMINATIvE BALSAM--
81 certain safe and speedy cure for Dysentery
DIV arrhea, Cholera Morbus andnu INNER com
plants.
Middlebury July 2, 1889. ST.
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IlPORTANT-TO THE LADIES.

lust received and for sale. by MOODY & ADAMS,
d Aiiddiebury, few boxes of Reynolds and Parme-
's celebrated Female Health Restorative. II is de-
signed particularly for the diseases peculiar to the fe
male consultation. more efficient remedy Of this
kind has lung been wanted many OF those diseases
have bafrd the skill Of the eminent ply sciaus
and all the remedies heretofore in have proved
eff etuaI in thousands Of This medicine inva
riaby distractions, regulates, in most cases
Of painful frequent, profuse m-nstruation, and
has cured the most obstinate Of Fluor Alb1s,
whites And as mothers relief. il is not rqualed by
any other medicine IL is not cathartic but tonic
sirrne thrning, and restoring the system TO healthy
action. II is recommended by many of the most emf
nen ply scians in the United States. Eoct j. M"rri
son lrom Coleran lass who has practiced medicine
some 20 wears AZ Oueda, ~ Y. in relation 10 ~
That il is the me- icne in In cases ot
retention suppression 81 the think Will
sustain the apreIIa:On Of sDrcific have tried II IN
me worst cases with admirable aud wish for
the good Of ring females, that alt physicians would
IN their practice and have confidence TO
believe they w"Hld find happy results, as have foand
the pills answer fully their n CONNECT stion' Dr.
r. Il Davis, Syracuse, tells i similar story, ard many
For further information, you ree'c 10 the
whose ved 10 show I'LL, and
to pamphlets left with agents for gratu::"us
distribution Price j".rs per box containing near
100 pills. Prepared and sold wholesale aud retail
b, REYNOLDS and Parmrly Piitsford Monroo C." N Y,
sold also by T. and T White and Co, Rutland, II
Mcacham " d Wa lineford, jackson and Krtcham
Huntington VergcnHes, Doct Peck Burling
ton, A X Vail aud Co Dsnby, ID Andrews Manchester.
Merrill aud spegel Bennington and Wilson and
Tyler Bratirberongh Ally
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RED TOP SEED. -<
6HHh Bushels Red Top Seed for sale
AO by w. S. JOHNSON,
Oct. 1899. 2sc
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FOR SALE
A LARGE quantity of Window sash at the
IA Mandatory prices by the subscriber, Also
30 French Bedsteds.
MiddIcbury June 3, 1889.
q. BECKWITH.
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TWO-CROP WORMS.

So FIR as we can lrarn, the two-crop worms
do not meet with much favor. They are not
manageable. They hntcn so soon after they are
la d BY he mo- s, thIt no preparation con be
made for the younl w'rms. In many ms aaces.
The eggs first deposited began to hatch Def re t e
last moths hid finished laying. They cannot
b. broug. undrr proper di c pine. They ha'c
when they please. IN ult at pleasure. and spin
when ey are ady, As a friend expressed him
self 10 Us. and thus bring lie whole cccoonery
into CO fusion. Vert Of all if you BEGIN vita
them IL the spring. you must keep on, whether
YOU wish 10 ed success We crops or not, for as
>oon rs the first bro d lays lis eggs, the eggs
hatch IN spite of you and in n very irregular man
ner too. and you must feed them whether YOU
Will or not, IT lose your ges. You chnot
regulate your times of la CHI g with them nor
can you feed as many hroods with them wI'h
The other kinds, even if you design feeding all
summer. Ii has always en- cur opinion, that
FIR the regular substantial business of silk ma
king. The large one-crop kinds ave the only worms
thai can be reiel upon.
The peanut variety of ,ilk worms meets with
the most deridtd appreciation of all we nave
heard from on the subject. We Lave never had
any Of this kind and only Judge f. cm e opin-
i'ns OF thers bu then we Lave the testimony
OF anv persons IL their lavCur, whose OPTIONS
we consider better than our own. We recon-
mend all who can, 10 obtain soI.e of the eggs
fora Irial. They are represented forming
much more compact cocoon than any other
variety and it is id also that the SIX is ST onrer
and lie cocoa easier reeled, and that they make
more silk than any other kind Jour. American
Silk Society.
CAUTION ABOUT MULBERRY TREEs.-It
seems proper 10 state TO purchasers OF Morus
Mullcaulis trees, that there cxiS,s a ditferci &c
in the character of the Trees offered for sale as
to their relative value. Some persons have
practised forcing them in hot houses, and thea
re planting Ihcm in the open ground ano
every one knows that such trees brcome ST.
tender as 10 be unfit for any noihern Climate.
Many persons have also adopted the course %.
layerlng the side shuoiS second time. and BY
placing these horizontally beneath lie earth
they cause numerous small shoots To spring u.
from each limb, and these they count as $,
many distinct trees in their sales. by which.
means they obtain from the purchaser six OF
eight fold price for ~ha, should con, titu,e IL
reality but one perfect tree. while OIL The oihc,
hand these young shoots. termed trees. arc 81
green and immature that they are totally value
less. IL is from such causes, that while good
trees. rased from roots, e. in the open grounr
are purchased with nvdiIy, these inferior ones
being v,luless, are toa;ally rejected.
Silk Grower.
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A c A r D.

"A u n IL II
T. c. SM TIL would say TO his friends in
New Haven. that he has received an addi
ional supply Of New Goods at his store in that
town. making his assortment complete, and
that he intends 10 continue his business there
as usual, and will sell goods as cheap as can be
purchased al any store in the county. and would
be happy 10 receive n continuance of their pat.
ronagc, and would also invite them 10 call at
his sore in Middebury.
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LINE.

II II f Subscribers keep constantly on
hand and for sale, STONE LIME, of as
good quality as can be had in the Slate.
YALE & SPAULDlNG.
Middlebury, Aug. IS. 1899. 14:tf
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EVANS CAMOMILE PILLS.
" Soothing Syrup.
Goodies Female Domestic Pills.
Hunts Pills.
DREPARED by Vim. Evans NJ. D., 100
IL Chatham-street, New-Yok.
although there are articles bearing these
names offered for sale in two sbres in This vii.
lage, in addition 10 the regu!a. agency, yet
would caution the public against purchasing Of
any but regular veuders and agents.
| am the only agent ever appointed by DR..
Evans himself for this town.
E. ". BREWSTER.
MiddleJury, September, 1899.
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Boys, look well to the cellar windows, will yer
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Your sincerely obliged
SOPHIA GREY.
Ashton Avres, July Il 1876

ne aonve Medicines can be had genuine in the
state OF vermont, only Of gtorn and BrinsmaniJ.
1ews'iefs, Burlington. VI. State Ageai. or Of the
SUP Asehts appointed and supplied by them Remem-
ber every PscSage viii te signed in writing By Pang
bora and Brinsmad--iF NOT so SIGNED DO NOT BUY
HEN. " wa '''
PANGBORN & BRfNSMAID.
Std Jewellers, Ruriu,rtor Y, So. .n.n,.
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Groceries, Crockery, Lamp Oil, &c.
All of which he offers for sale at a very small
advance from cost-for Cash. Butter, Cheese &
many kinds of produce. He most respectful
ly invses all persons wishing TO purchase, to
call and examine his stock.
TIC. SMITH.
Middebury, Oct. l, 1889. 22;tf
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adapted TO the season,-purchaseda at the pres
en-, low prices and, selected with great care.
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CONGRESS.

This body has been finally organized by the
election of a Speaker of the House, which took
place on the 10Th inst. onthe eleventh ballot
ting. Mr.. HUNTER, of Virginia, (Whig) has
been. elected Speaker. This is most signal
triumph of justice and principle over toryism
and corruption. The Locofoeos hung on to
the last gasp, well knowing as they did, to. a
certain extent, it was death-bIow to them.
Nay, in every respect it is Wa:er,oo defeat
and viii accomplish more in arresting their vile
peculations than almost any thing else that
could occur.
The election took place leaving the New
Jersey members out of the question; who, if
hereafter admitted, as no doubt they will be-
these holding the Governors certificate, viii
constitute decided majority in favor of reform
and retrenchment, and who, with the indefati-
gable and lynx-eyed WISE at their head. vii
60 straight forward in prying into the abuses
and corruptions Of the Government, hitherto
secure in these abuses, because winked at By
the Representatives of the people.
The vote stood thus
Whole number of votes given 232; neces
4 Aw 4 n 4 -.