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COMMENTS UPON MR.. BARRIERS
COMMUNICATION.

In reply to Mr. BARRIERS communication
of to-day, we deny that our remarks last
week were conceived in spirit of person.
al hostility, or that in any respect we have
misrepresented him on the subject of pro-
lection. We urged that his course in the
loco convention of ls41, when by his own
confession, he suffered the odious free trade
resolution to pass, without the opposition Of
his voice or his vote, was utterly inconsis-
tent with the belief that he was true val
liant tariffite. Mr.. B. could not have mis-
understood the character of that resolution,
which we find upon further enquiry was
one Of series of resolutions, passed by
his party in New Hampshire, Immediately
preceded by the following:
Resolved, That we are opposed to any
system of Tariff duties other than shall be
necessary TO supply the actual wants of
Government. That the uhole scheme of
Protective Tariff is great Legislative err
Tor, founded in ignorance of the true prin.
ciples Of political economy, an imposition
upon the credulity of the people, by which
they are taxed without any equivalent -
That instead of encouraging domestic in
dustry it depresses it-instead of protection
it brings destruction"
Next came the one which our Vermont
locofocos copied;
Resolved, That the true policy of the
Federal Government is to confine its action
TO the objects specifically enumeratd in the
Constitution LEAVING INDUSTRY TO REeu.
LATE ITSELF"
Behold then the text and the interpreta-
ton. No comment from US is necessary.
Free trade orthodoxy could 60 no further.
But how does Mr.. Barber strive to evade
our conclusion, that. at this time at least.
and that but one year since, he went the
whole figure for free trade, with the rest of
his party in Vermont Why he attended
the Addison County Tariff meeting last
spring. and then announced. that he was
ready to support the tariff policy to the full
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At the annual meeting Of the Alumni of
Mijdlebury College held Aug. l7th, 1912 ::
The following Gentlemen were elected off .
GERS for the ensuing year:
Rev. N. S. S. BEMAN, President
Hon. John Williad,
Harvey Bell,
Carlos Coolidge.
E. d. Barber. Esq.
Wee Presidents.
Rev. L. l.. Tilden, Cor. Secretary.
NJ. d. Gordon, Rec. See'y.
Edwin Evarts, Esq. Treas.
Philip Batel!, Esq.
Rev. Albert Smith,
:. james Meacham,
Central Committee,
Appointments for the annual meeting in
August. 1913:
Orator. Hon. Carlos Coolidge of Windsor.
Substitute. Rev. Leonard &. Lathrop Au-
burn, N. Y.
Poet, Rev. J. Blanchard of Cincinnati, o.
Substitute, Daniel Roberts Jr. Manchester.
Rev. Samuel Fl. Cox. ID. ID. os Brooklyn
N. Y, and Rev. Asa D. Smith, Of New
York. we're elected Honorary members Of
the Associated Alumni.
The following Resolution was unanimous
ly adopted:
RESOLVED, Tha, a subscription for The bene-
fit Of the Library be Immediately COM
menced, 10 be called the alarmed Sub
scription," in testimony of our regard
for the memory of the late Sylvester Lar
ned, distinguished Alumnus Of the Col
lege.
Subscriptions, or Communications rela-
ting to subscription may be addressed either
TO Rev. James Meacham. New Haven, Vt.
or E. D. Barber ESQ.,, Middlebury, Vt.
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Let it be borne in mind.

That soon after Mr. Van Buren, took the
Presidential chair he found that the five
millions of dollars in the treasury on the 1st
ofJanuary. 1887 (Which on more close fig
uring proved 10 be near six millions) and the
revenue accruing under the compromise
act, which had not at that time been reduced
but tride. were not sufficient TO carry tho
government through the year. He there.
fore CALLED an extra session of Congress, in
Sept. Of that year. when they found it nec-
essary 10 use up the last quarterly payment
due TO The States, Of over Nine millions, ani
issue five millions of Treasury notes. ma
king not far from twenty millions of dollars
over the amount of the re ;enue during the
time, TO enable Mr.. Van Bnren to sustain
his Administration the first year.
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IS 4 Z.
UFaG'.Ib3NG-
DkVENP0RT TURNER


HwT GUILD respectfully inform thrir
TV pat roas, and the public gene
al,v. that they viii continue 10 receive
wool ut the establishment Of the Mi
dlebur, manufacturing Company, 10 manu-
facture into Cioihs. CaSsimel or Satin =
cts. white or colored FlanneiS, c. of pet
manent colors and mixes, 10 SUIT the AISLE,
on shares or BY the yard, al option e.
The owner.
Being furnished with the necessary ep'
paratls. aud having IN their employ ccnf-
petent and aitnful workman. they will con-
tinue to improve the value and style OF their
goods. intending mat they shah rot be s''
passed by those Of any other establishing
~ the siat.. They win keep an asss';'
men, on hand TO accommo. date tiinse WIZ
nav want part OF their Cloth in advance
Grateful iJr the extensive paironas
thew have received, they hope By strict p' 81
sonal attention to business and the inter
e<ts of their patrons to receive q lIbrrH'
share of their favor.
TERMS as reasonable as al any esiab>
Iishment in the vicinity.
Aiiddleburv. June. 20.
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Let it be borne in mind.

That John Tyler went TO the Harrisburg
Convention in 1889, strong friend and ad,
vocate ofthe nomination of Henry Clay for
President. and shed tears when he found
that Mr.. Clay could not obtain the nomina-
ton. That while at Harrisburgh, Mr.. Ty-
Ter informed number of persons that his
views in relation to National Bauk was
changed, and he then believed National
Bank necessary as an agent of the Govern
ment
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Let it be borne i'm mind.

That During Mr.. Van Burens four years
Administration he spent, in addition 10 the
revenue received 10 the time, over thirty
millions of dollars consisting in part, Of
nearly six millions in the Treasury, Jan. LIST
1887, not appropriated. Over nine mill
ions belonging to The States, about nine
millions of United States Bank bonds, five
millions of the Indian and Navy pension
funds. together with large sums collected
from the State Banks and Treasury Notes,
Nc 6.c
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TO PHYSICIANS OF ADDISON

The addison County Medical Society will
hold its next meeting in Middlebury on
Tuesday 18th inst. a, Masonic Hall. The
Society will meet at 10 o'clock A. M. and
will be addressed by Drs. Hall and Smith OF
New Haven, Russell of Nj ldleb1ry, and
Ranney of Salisbury, by appointment.
An invitation is hereby extended TO all
physicians in the County to attend and take
part in the proceedings.
d. C. GooDALE, Sec'y.
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Let it be borne in mind.

That nine-tenths of the freemen OF tho Uni
ted States did expect that on a change Of the
Administration in lS4l, National Bank
and a protective Tariff would be established
which would bring prosperity 10 the coun-
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CALHOUN MOVEMENT. The Globe says /;
ave understand the Hon. John G. Cal
houn has accepted an invitation to a public
dinner, TO be given him at Shocco Springs,
North Carolina, the second day after that
on which Congress shall adjourn. unless it
should fail on Sunday and, in that event,
the third day. Many distinguished men,
bers of Congress have been invited, and will
probably attend"
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sums. or Swsrtouied. 1t was charged that
Attorney Price had carrid off 100000,
but on his return suit was commenced a.
gainst him and less than 100000 was the
result against him, making over S41O.O0O
difference in one account. and others have
been found as far from the facts in proportion
to the amount in this one. X. w.
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Let it be borne in mind.

That the only bequest left by the last Ad
ministralion for their successors was priv
ilege of issuing five millions of Treasury
notes on condition that they would pay them.
together with larger sum which the for
mer Administration had issued and were un-
paid,
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Let it be borne in mind.

That the surplus becoming so large in 1886
that Locofoco Congress passed law that
all the public money over five millions of
dollars remaihing in the Treasury on the
first Of January 1887 should be deposited
with the States quarterly in 1887.
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Don't it look Pretty

To stand by, and see the Locofoco Bank.
rupts cursing the whig measures without
stunt or limit, and voting with the party
which makes ii one of the greatest crimes
OF the wings that they passed the odious
''sponge.law"! o Consistency
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WING Meeting,

A meeting of the wings Of Middebury
and vicinity will be held at the Town Room
this evening (Monday) at half past six
The Hon. William Shade and others, are
expected 10 address the Meeting.
BY order of Town Committee,
l.. DEMING Chairman
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Cheap Groceries.

TUST.received BY the subscribers and Tor
- sale sugars / 2 cts; Lump do. IL IL;
NoIasses IS; Teas. coffee rasins, salsreIuH,
ginger, pepper. aIlspice, cinnamon cinnamon
Cloves. nuinegs, bar soap. tobacco, snuff cod
fish lamp oil, sperm candles, &c. &c
z. BEcSwITE < Co.
Middleton v. NAV Is, 1912.
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SPLIT TIcKET.-Whigs! beware of spill,
tickets. See that your voies are all of the
right stamp before You deposite them in the
Box. There is no knowing TO what means
the Coalition ma, resort TO, to accomplish
their ends.
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Which PARTY

Has voted steadily for protection through
"thlck and thin" during the las, SIX months.
and which has votec as steadily, against ev-
cry thing like protection Answer US that,
and then vote as you like, you who are in
favor of protection.
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Died.

In this town. July 26th. of ApoPlexy, M.
Enos Severance. aged II. Printers IN VT.
and Mass. please insert, &c.
In Cornwall. Aug. 25lh. OF consumption.
Miss Mary z. Tiden, in the 18th year of
her sge.
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Can you believe them?

1t is now evident to every reader that the To-
cofoco papers have studiously concealed the
proceedings in Congress on wool from their
readers. With such proof of deliberate
purpose to deceive their own partizans, can
they believe a single assertion which comes
from those presses
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-06
Administrators sale of Real
Estate.

IINtdtt.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
~ signed Administrators of the estate of
Everit D. Hall late of Monkton in the Coun-
ty of Addison Deceased, having licence from
the Hon the Probate Court for the Dis ct
of New Haven, will sell at public vendue
at the Inn of l.. &. Kecler in said Monkton
on the 9th day of September next AT one
O'Clock P. NJ all the real estate whereof
Everit d. Hall died seized, consisting CT a .
bout six acres OF land situated in Monkton
Borough with a new two story dTciiin.
house well finished off, a small barn, n good
store and small dwelling houe9 thereon al
so the use of about six acres of land adioin-
ing the aforesaid described land us a life e.
tate, also the following lands situated in
Siarkshoro in said county 10 wit tie :}rd di-
vision lot of the right of Trueman Chiten-
den containing 50 acres being 10, No. % Of
the rihgt of Abraham. Halfway being No. 50
and the third part ofthe purchase money viii
be required down and tic remainder, the
terms made known AT the lime of sale
The land and building n MOnkfOn is the
same that was occupied by lhe deceased II
his life time, anl since his decrease the sore
has been occupied by Smith & Laid and nv
VIM. Mack and is good lOra,ion for coun-
try store
Ira Bushnal .d,,:,..r..
Wheelock II. Hall : ''' '''' I'd "'N'
MonktOn August 1S42.
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Newton Academy
SHOREHAM, VT.

EVHE Fall Term at this Institution will
IL commence on "Wednesday. the 3Isi
Of August. The Committee Of Trustees
have procured the services of E d. MuN.
GER, recent graduate of Middebury Col
ege, as Principal No Efforts will be spar.
ed 10 render the Academy in every respect
alike PlePsant and profitable 70 its pupils
The subjects in Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry will be illustrated BY familiar
experimental Lectures, for which the extern
sive and valuable apparatus belonging TO the
Institution affords most desirable facilities.
Young Ladies and Gentlemen from dis.
lance wishing 10 attend the Academy will
lie furnished with board in the Village on
the most reasonable terms.
PRICES OF TUITION:
For common English branches $3.50
Higher English branches 400
Languages 45O
l6;3w EBEN BUSH. Sec.
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PR OBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT, ,

District Of Addison. IS.
BE it remembered that at probate court. held
at MiddebuIy. within and for the district Of
Addison on the 10th day o! August A. D. 1912.
jacob dewey administrator of the estate
of Stiilman Dewey. late of said hIddlebury
deceased, presents his petition in writing to
the Court for licence to sell the following
estate of the deceased, to wit IT acres of
lana being part Of lots No. 27. and No 2S
in said MIddlebury aud therein sets 70 III the
amount OF The debts due from the deceased.
the expenses of administration. and the a.
mount Of the personal estate and the situa-
ton of the estate to be sid, and represents
that the sale of said rea! estate is necessary
to pay the debts due from the said esiaie and
the expenses of administration II is there
fore ordered that said petition b. considered
as session OF SAID Court to be held al the.
office of the Register Of said Courl in said
Middlebury on edncsday the 2Ist day Of
September next al one O'Clock in the utter
coon and that the said administrator give
notice TO all persons interested. that they
may appear and make their objections to
said license being granted by publishing a
certified copy of this order in the Middle
bury, Peoples Press a newspaper printed at
said Middle5ury, three weeks successfully
previous to the time of said Court.
J. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy of Record.
Attest: ]. S. BUS HNELL, Register. IT
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VorE DTsTRIBuToRs.-See that you hfve
good and efficient men,and enough of them,
to distribute votes, on Election day,
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Let it be borne in mind.

That President Jackson declared war a.
gainst the National Bank on account of the
Directors refusing to aid "the party" and
destroyed it, in consequence of which he
tried various experiments for the safe keep
ing of the public money, all of which failed,
as the wings had predicted. and who had
urged the administration to go back to
National Bank, as that had ever been safe
depository for the fund, and government a
gent, and no expense to goyeTnmt Mt what
ever,
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Cheeseman's Arabian Baisam.

Cheeseman's Arabian I2a'sam.
Has been in use for more than ten years, for al
kinds of wounds, bruises, sPT'ns aud $; and -
a never failing remedy for acute Ct chronic Ihou-
ma ism. IL is warranted TO cure any case Of p e-
or fsiula, of however long standing, when ever,
thing else has failed. This balsam affords Imme-
diate relief, in pains in The side aud breast, or
pain end weakness in the back and loins, and -
also a aud speedy in cases OF bruises and
scaIds. Numerous and respectable certificates
may bs seen where it has given relief IN all the
above cases. This woodworking Balsam will
restore numb or parished limts, or members in
any part # the body, aud is a sure aud pleasant
sPpl cation for sore threats and qpirsies. orIc1
50 cents Sod by s MOODY
Mlddlebury VI. l7;3m
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Female Seminary.

NHE Trustees give notice that the fall
l. term will commence under the in.
struction Of Miss MARY E. WHITING, on
Thursday, Sept. 18th.
II. A. MERRILL, J
JOSEPH DyAR, Com.
c. BIkGE.
Middlebury, Sept. 3, 1912.
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Vergennes and Troy Line.

.~a THIS line of Beats, So
a tA well known to the pub
HG.:s:55..<<N lie, have commenced bu-
siness leaving V1rgen
mes every Tuesday and Saturday m)rning at
O'clock, towed by Steam Boat to Whitehall, arr
wing at Troy the Sd day-leaves Troy Hednes-
days and Saturdays al 2 o'clock. P NJ, arriving
at Vargennes Tuesday and Saturday mornings
Freight for the South should be on beard the day
previous. At Troy, Freight will be received up
to the hour OF leaving The Boats of this Line,
have been thoroughly rePaired,and are both safe
End convenient for freight an Pdss'ngers
Grateful for the liberal support we have recei-
ved we solicit a continuance of public patronage
and we would here say, all business entrusted 1"
our care will be done With promptness and dos
pal CHI, and satisfactory in every respect.
MD HALL 155 River ST, Troy,
r. CHAPMAN, Veigennes.
vergennes April &c. 1912.
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Commission.
G.. Il. TU Il RILI.

P.S.-Clocks, Watches, Ace. r,l,o,< AM .
work in his line Of business Gaze diLY tffs'7
ed al short notice. G.. f. H.iiI
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stray GUil.

stray 1,Oil.
"a &TRAYED from the pasture
f ~ OF the subscriber three
year-old black mare COLT
w.. one white hind foot, long tail
and maze, other marks not reelected. Who
ever will take mp said col, ~ give anv ~
formation respecting her sh II he generously
rev. rded JuhN Cum.
Wrvbrilne, June 4, 1892 ST
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SUGAR AND MOLASSES. Good
- Brown Sugar from 6 IA TO cents
per pound.
Trinidad Molasses at 80 cents per Gal
Ion.
Porto Rico Syrup, first rate ariiclc
for sale by A. & w. S JOHNSON.
Aug. s, 1912.
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Bonnets, Artificials, Ribbons,
Bandboxes; and a great variety of fancy
goods, embracing every variety of New Style
offered in market. just received and for
sale by T. w. CoLLiNo.
Nav 2 1912.
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Let it be borne in mind.

That every rational person will consider the
iaunt Of the Locofoco pressev upon the whig
party of Where is the good times you
promised US. Where the two dollars day
and roast beef, &c. &c." coming with a
very i'll grace from party who have brot'
this nation from prosperous situation to
the very verge of destruction. by squander.
ing the funds and destroying all confidence
in the institutions of the country and of the
People thereof.
Let it be borne in mind.
That the Locofoco excuse for squanderiug.
was that their agents had carried off large
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Farmers !!

When you are called upon TO place youl
confidence in Sias Wright
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For the Peoples Press.
FACTS FOR The
PEOPLE.
Let it be borne in mind.

That during the continuance of a Nation
al Bank. and protective Tariff, the United
States were prosperous, and were enabled
TO pay off their national debt and have a
large surplus remaining in the Treasury.
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ESTATE OF ALIEN BUKWELL

ESTATE OF ALLEN BUKWELL.
We the subscribers. being appointed by
the Hon. the Probate Court for the District
of Addison, Commissioners, TO receive, OK
amin and adjust all claimes AMI demands Of
all persons. against the estate of
ALLEN BURW ELL.
late Of Bridport. in sold District. decreased.
represented Insolvent, and also all claims
demands exhibited IL Offset thereto: And 6
months from the 9th day ni Angus, being
allowed nv said Court for that purpose, We
do therefore hereby give notice that We will
attend to the business of our said appoint
meni, at the dwelling house of Sally Bur.
well widow o. the Deceased, in said Bridport
on the last Tuesday of November, and Feb
ruarv next from nine o'clock. A. NJ, until
our o'clock. p. NJ, on each OF sud days.
SAMUEL S. TICKgNoR. : l,om.,;..;onc..s
SAMUEL Hit,
Dated at Bridport his 27'h d. Y Of Aug.
1912
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ESTATE OF ENOS SETBR.lNCE
NATE., tie subscriber being appointed ny
w the Probate Court for the district oi
Addison commissioners, to receive, examInr
and adjust all claims an demands OF all
persons sgainst the eSt lie Of
ENOS SEVERANCE
late of Middebuiy in sail District i'cea sei
represented nsolvent an also all claims and
de mands exhibited in ufi'et thereto An sv
months from TIE IS dag ofaugust being allow"
ed BY said Court ,or that purpose, we d. there
fore hereby give notice That we will attend 20
the business Of our said appointment, al he
dwelling house of rhe widow of the deceased
in Middlcbury ON the 81 Mondays o. Sep
temher and February next from nine o'clock
A. NJ until four O'Clock, P. NJ, on ;ac'' OF
said d'ys.
NAHUM PARKER
ABE. r. CASE. : Commits ii0Hfrs
Dated at Middlebury this 10Th day of Angus.
1912
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Dated al Middlebury this 2Orh day of Angus
1912
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Proud Vermont,

principie-nerer to men.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04
$3.50 REw Arm

tflt subscriber will pay the above reward aud all asn
uAm 'kpchscs, II pefrsa, for the heu
nIdcisery ." him Of No scs VINO viii s-euI,
nun :" ihit he go him a=nn. taken without the state O.
tsScn Sihin the state; or . 10 taken la Riehnoni o.
hsvieniy. said msn lark Muaiia with r"nyn fae.
nl' . r. IN u height and about n lie
a,iv.n foe Mr D fr several years past lie Wa seen ~
N,.ntnnnh GA 'hri.itnts N EALL,ND.
~ MsEiors uf Vessels aud others, are eautone. b.
ra h,rhorng li slave: the isor of the Law viii y, On
ioic"t against any ofvn.ler n H. A.
Il. 5l-clawtt ia'f
hE snh-crb"r, enpeetiu. shortly a. visit the rouih
AMI particularly the States II M-si--ippi, Iouis,na
mi A.sm, ~,nl Ice ,,i - attend 10 any busincss with
which hc might bc entrusted.
Address " a. SCOTT
Jan -, 1872. scotisvillc, Powi,n county v,
REFERENCES John W Nash Of ro~h,iin, Sneaker A,
the Senate 81 Va Col John Gucrrsn % ,u.n
h"ro ih- House ot Delc.atrR. Doctor George II,,i.
homeland, Lewis " 1lsfvc OF Amelia member Of the m
81 John jcfcr-naof hmeh,; u. r Irving 81 q um.
Cumhc rland; BiufprJ Bacon a Bs,k, ,xiu ni.I,a, a,
ch''le- J.. Mostly, Lyuchbutg.