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The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-25

:, u HIGH he ;cccunis Of the state, with
many of lis { Ulcers, have hitherto been
Lsut a, | feel bound 10 call your par
,;cular attention 10 the subject. There
is an urgent aud pressing necessity here
fer d thorough reform. ! have been sur
mr. sed 10 6ud that, from the manner oil
keeping these accounts, opportu! HES
lave 50 long existed for fraudulent prac-
Tics. A revision of the laws on this sub
j. CT is imperatiyely required and a system
Should be adopted which will secure a
rioorors and exact accountability OF every
publr officer. Great improvement shave
recently been made in the systems oil 9th
or states, end it may be well TO avail our
selves Of the benefit of their experience.
fear we shall gain Little, however, by
any ailemi is at change, unless they are
made with a determination to effect a tho
cugh ard well matured reform, and to
extend it 10 every officer, Immediately or
m telyct injected with the TT a ury.
! am relieved from the necessity OF enter
irg into greater detail, BIZ the able report
ef the Auditor, appointed at The last ses
sion of the Leg stature, which herewith
transmit 10 you.
In my annual communication last year,
| called your attention 10 several subjects
connected with the administration OF the
General Government, and certain propHs-
ed amen lmt nts in our Federal Co: sti'u-
ton. allude 10 the Veto power, the
re-cligS lily Of the President, and the
lower Of removal from office. Subsequent
occurrences have strengthened my conf
d nee in the soundress Of the views l
then expressed bot whether these ques'
tians-or 1! at of the Gistributionof the
proceeds Of The PuI lie Lands among the
several states, 10 which they have, in my
opinion, The c~learest ngh:-call + r any
immediate legislative action, submit 10
YOUR judgment and discretion.
CHARLES PAINE.
Executive Chamber, Oct ID. 1912.
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PESxsrLvAsrA.-The Wings have prob

rENNsrLvASIA-The Wings have prob
ably lost an exec len opportunity to carry
Pennsylvania and take the Congressional APP
portionment and Public Works into their
own hands. They have lone well where
they have tried, gaining . Members in Le-
hige, (almost always against u.s. . in Cum
berland, Ditto } in Buck and %electing the
ticket they ran (though it is probably $3.50
in politics. in schuylkill. If they had seen
fit to carry Bucks and Chester clean, as they
might easil, rave lone. the House would
probably have been Wing. Blu they quar-
relied in Chester on Temperance and defeat
ell their own ticket; they let go their Senator
IN Chester, delaware, and Montgomery, by
sheer l~azincss; and they have let a Loco-Fo-
co be chosen to the Senate from York and
Lancaster, which should have beaten him
by 2 1000. Tribune.
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office of Government! Did the Federal
Constitution contemplate the use of such a
power or authorize ii?-Observe, 1t acting
tn a C numerical capacity.
Of all governments in the world, ours is
the most unf; for such engagements. For
Success in commercial enterprise, experience
and tact in the specified branch, one direct.
ing spirit, aud above all personatfnlerettt IN
The result, are indispensable Who will de.
II, this? But in the constantly shifting a.
g~encies of our Government, there can ne yer
be a personal interest except in the fraudu.
lent management of such an institution the
chances are nine, if not ninety nine, to one,
against the competency aud skill of The vari'
Gus fnnctionaries employed; and it history
teaches any thing, in other words, if we can
"KNow IT'' at all, the end of it probably
would he like the fox in the fable, which did
not want the flies driven offlest he should be
bled to death by more hungry swarms. Keep
in the rogueS for fear OF a more yoraclouS
gang.
Government is designed TO protect the
rights of the community, not to usurp them;
TO regulate business, not to do IT. NO GoT-
eminent ever undertook business, other than
that government, without injury TO the pub
lie. But tn plan of a national Exehequer
DTOIOStS " put Ibto Nv aail'A Va
ment the very life blood of all business-the
currency-and to putt it there as a business
function, as a commercial transaction, and
not as a subject of regulation. We warn
the public, that such is the principle. such
the vitality of This institution.
81 KNOW Ir."-This is very strong. very
emphatic language. 1t is short mode of
argument, where 'ull faith can be reposed.
Bot ICE are no, Only efficient here, but il
strikes US that the results of experience, I'll
the KNOWLEDGE. ure on ihe other side.
The sum and substance Of the matter is
this 1t proposes to erect Government, SO
far as this is concerned, Into a COMMERCIAL
FACTORY. Nobody can make ); less: il is
quite unnecessary that we should make il
more. And the worst of it is. that this fac
terry will have under IFS control, all other
factories of The community, down TO the
shoemakea's trade aud the vocation Of SELL
ing brick dust.
God forbid that this country should ever
ar i've at such u doom.-True Whjg.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FRIDAY, Der. IA, 1912.
S L NATE.

FRIDAY, Der. IA, 1912.
SENATE.
On motion of Mr.. Munsell. the Sc1aie
proceeded TO ballot for Chaplain. Mr.. Geo.
B. Manser, of the Episcopal church, was
elected.
Mr. Manser, 10
Mr.. BaIlou, y
Mr.. j. L. Scott,
On motion of Mr.. Sheldon, the senaI'
proceeded to ballot for chalrmen oil the '''
eral standing committees. The gentlemen
first named upon the following committee
were then elected by ballot. The remain
ing members of committees werealso chosen
by ballot.
On Finonee-Me.srs. Camp ortIeitana
Munsell. -,
On the Judiciary-Messrs. Briggs DH'
lingham, and French.
On Claims--Messrs. Cuts, Hub5eH' anu
Plumb.
On Educatior-Mcssrs. Eaton, Sheldon'
and Dutton.
On AgricuLfure--Messrs Sowles, BOG
EFT, and E. Allen.
On ManufaciHres-Mcssr Porter, AISeH'
and Plumb.
On Elechon,-Messr Townsley, Bad''
and French. ,r.
On Military Afairs-Messrs. A. Al'"
Stevens, and Townsley. III
On Roads and Candls-hessrs' ri"'
Smalley. and Porter. "a
On Banks--Messrs. Starr, Hatcn'
Sowles.
On Land Tares-M essrs. Barrett o.pnSs''
and Eaton.
HOUSE..
The Speaker announced the ioll0""'
appointments.
Charles Dewey, Messenger.
Luman Rublee, ,
F. A. Garfield, : Officers OF the hO's'
John NJ. Fox,
The House proceeded to the election A.
Clerk, and Engrossing Clerk, when Inc
owing elections were made: N
F. f. MERRILL; Merrill l26, Orame'
Smith 90.
JOSEPH POLAND, Assistant Clerk; ROM
.26, James NJ. Gibson 81, A. l.. Brown
AMBROSE L. BRowN, BngrossiDg Ce'N'
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if we can rightly interpret the sign OF Inc
times. PROTECTION AND ANTI PROTECTION
To come a little nearer home-what says
the LOWELL ADVERTISER the organ OF 'ne
Locofoco party in this cityl In thai paper
of October 9th. is al article headed "Nu'ii-
%ication and Protection" which is N PRO-
lection throughout. The writer says
.'PRoTEcTIoN IN ALL INSTANCES LOOKS TO
THE OF THE FEW, TO H INJURY
OF THE MANY" And again-"wE GO A.
GAINsr PROTECTION TO THE DEATH"
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and attended TO it strictly, frequently skim.
Ding il, ill il became of the consistency OF
cune moIasses. The native acids of The
fuit impaired n peculiar favor. otherwise
il could hardly be distinguished from the
syrup of the cane. 1t was used in my fam
ily for making sweetmeats, for ~swee;ening
pies. for dressing On buildings and griddle
cakes, aud a variety of other purposes.
The cost of making it is very trifing, and
the means are within the reach Of every far.
mer.-Okio Farmer.
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A FEW LAST WORDS ABOUT
OHIO.

Baltimore, Oct. 81. 1912. 8 O'Clock.
'fhe Western mail this morning brings ac-
counts from Columbus to Tuesday morning
the official returns are beginning to come in,
and they show that Shannon is elected by a
minority of votes. His majorities will range
near about 5000, whilst King, the Abolition
candidate received about 1000 votes. Where
these votes came from it is easy 10 guess.
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REPUTATION IN MARYLAND.-Wemen
toned in Saturdays paper that reputation
had been defeated in every country in Ma.
ryland where it avowed itself; and several
counties were specified in which this dem
oralizing principle has been signally rebuk'
ed The returns since received from
Washington County show, what we had no.
ticed before; that a repudlating ticket had
teen started there. independent of both par
bIes. 1t received in three districts not u
;single vote; in one district two of the can
didates on it received each one vote and the
other two, none. Throughout the County
The highest among the repudiating candid
ates obtained one hundred and t~wentythree
votes; the lowest received fif'y.five votes
One district, L~eitersburg. remains yet to be
heard from; and this one will hardly add
much to the aggregate vote for reputation.
Bali. American.
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GEoRGIA.-Our returns from this state
yesterday show a decided Wing gain from
last year, both on the aggregate vote and on
Members of the Legislature. We are sur
prised at this, haveing supposed that Anti
Tarifhism would carry the day there by 10,
coo majority. 1t will hardly reach 4 900
If our friends in Georgia will only take a
manly and fearless stand on Wing principles
and measures, they will soon regain the
Sales.--future.
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The Madisonian nswer The question,
''What is TO become ofihe Wing Collectors.
Posrmasters, District Attorneys. Marshals.
&c. 2" That PDper says Mr.. Tyler is "a
democrat of the Jefferson and Jackson
school," and twill, and we are sure he
tile 10 his administration" Again. that pa
per says,-"Nine-tenths Of those yet re-
maiaing in Office. appointed by The freach'
erous Cabinet, llarrison,s Cabinet. have
opposed the administration, and tall under
The rule" I'VE doubt not every thing will
be abou, right in four or FIVE months!'-
S~entineL.
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MORE REPEAL.--The loco foco organ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-29
NO OUACKERY.

DR PROVIDERS COMPOUND SYRUP OF INDIAN
IL TURNlP for the Of Consumpuons, Coughs, Ooos'
Splitting Of Esood, and all other Breast Complaints
On account of the claiming unlveSa me
qualities subscriber has felt hesitation IN bringing inc
Claims OF his medicine before the public He aware tt IN
his undertaking he will be styled by the
quack and his medicine he qualities eye goodl
r this will longer restrain him from snoipnx 70 &
afflicted the of relief they resort 10 ms emeuy
time, ne -;
The Compound Syrup of Indian Turnp is IN itself Certain
remedy Inflammation the pectoral organs WHICH, houk
slight first las cold) often results IN eonsuml
His experience authorizes him putting his discovery
in competition with any and all the mutudinous array OF pa
that the public confident that lar ua WIN
result all cases, attesatons oil us sovereign
medical qualities that have been to him by those VINO
have attested its worth by use. ,.. .rr
The delicate lady, all and condition OF e
may compound without the slightest risk or
And in ali of dsrhea, summer complaints oil
ordinary seldom if fails produce the desired
beneficial object Duly apprecatng the mes of other medi.
cnes and without deactng in the least from the
safest remedy for all affections Of the lungs and
breast made its He has IN his pos
the certificates Of hundreds who after spending
almost bee Of hope have resorted TO him for relief
found IL.
Physicians pulmonary affections, and
in ali cases where cough Is left after measles:
The Agents the principal cites IN the Uni-
ted States. - onu ,,>,,, p, -.
Nassau street between Fulton and Ann. au7 cod 3mr
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PARR,S LIFE PILLS

THE immense Of the sale Of these Pills for the short
they introduces this country truly
astonishing and convincing proof the power OF
this fine herbal medicine remedying disease AT this season
this invaluable .dicine will clear off the and
bad hich invariably generates The liver which
generally sluggish will be into healthy acton, and
be able perform the fractions allotted 10 It, the body
altogether will be renvgorie and to undergo what
ever change winter bring In bilious complaints,
heavy colds and nammaons they afford speedy relief and
the female constitutions they applicable as
who have tried them certify In fact every one who
has used PARIS Life Pills be insled with new life,
for their fine properties ariaby the stomach
ay longing for food sound Sleep and all the conconi
good eaith The which they
used Europe all classes of society," beyond
cepon for than 80 900 boxes there sold weekly show
that all who them appreciate their worth Ihey are
sold exclusively by the following agents, viz $780,
ITO Broadway and 10 Astor House. 49,
Abraham Sands Codruggss and chemists granite buildings
273 Broadway corner OF Chamberst.
p. ID ickie, 43 Broadway, corner of Lispcnard ST.
John b Dodd. druggist Broadway, corner BIZ eckerst
A. w. Badeax. Bowery Medicine Store, 260 Bowery.
John T.. Hart, druggist 348 Grand corner Norfolk ST.
SyInes' Medicine Store. 63 Bowery Of aker ST.
horace Everett druggist 67 Greenwehst next the Of
j. Coddington apohecares 227 Hudson steeet, of
Spring ST.
Cotton chemist and apothecary 1853 Bseckec ST.
OF Jones ST.
]. Wendover. druggist and apoheary, l4 Eighth avenue
Brooklyn-Wm Armstrong seed, drug and patent medicine
warehouse, l84hf Fulton st.
And Wholesale at propretors' Office
Clarendon House, of Duane and Broadway
o
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DR.. COOKE
RETIJH NED FROM ENGLAND,

WITH all the latest important information from Europe
w universally performing of the worst class oil venere
real disease forms, with unpece dened
expedition be consulted reoo nay
well eonhdentialy at his Office No Norton street, Alba
ny, N. Y. . 4.
The Lock Hospital in America the only Phan:hropc ms
tuition established under the benign OF the
and convenience Of the unfortunate repued as ne pest
OF the lnvaids
dmary patients have the best medical atten-
dance including board and nursing which materially iac
desirable and sacred security resides on e
premises the ncreduloas there reose their utmost
COMMUNICATED at homepursue their usual avocatonsand
ENJOY the society oil perhaps the eminent physclan as
well benevolent Of the age.-Euopedr.
10 Remember Dr. Cooke attends personally to his PATIENTS
atrn1r
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE PoWDEHS
N1These invaluable Powders been adopted
in Europe but France particular forupwds Of thirty
well thousandsin this country being the only mild
safe and remedy for married adies whose health
forbids rapid increase OF family .
Madame Restel well know was for thirty years Fe
male Physician IN principal Female Hospitals in Eu-
ropethose Vienna aud Parswhere favored her
and opportunities she attained celebrity in
those great medical science specially adapted
to The female frame which her medicines stand un
vailed well this country in Europe Her acquaintance
with the physiology and anatomy Of the female Frame enabled
her-by tracing the decline and i'll health Of married lemses
often apparently inexplicable sauses which consgn
mother premature grave-to their
knowledge Of the Iraary cause; Of female ndso.
the discovery her celebrated Preventive PowdenD
Their adoption mas been the OF preserving only
the health, but the life Of aectonate wife
fond mother
The advertiser feeling the importance this subect and e.
tmane the vast benefits resulting thousands by adop
uoa would most espec fully attention
ned by al that they hold and DEAR their
not wise and yrtuoust prevent evils which
sct by simple and healthy within control Every
dspasslonae viuous and enlightened mind will
nsy answer in the affirmative Price five dollars package,
accompanied with full and particular directions Tney
can be forwarded By mail to Of Vni.,d sss Az
TELL, Female Physician Principal Office, i4s Oreenw,cb
street New York. Office houn from AM. to clock M
Boston Office No. 7 Essex 1t. oil msr
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MEDICAL AID.

DR. GREGORY will attend and prescribe for particular
Dcas OF PATIENTS his residence No. Mott street,
day in the weekat all hours OF day and evening His
be relied being the best and the plan pursued will
accordance with the symptoms OF the disease having
also TO the Of the patient and perfect
cure oi the malady.
of that number of patients after hay-
been dseas. discharged by their
Clans being cured and perhaps would remain week or
longer after begins make Its and
generally considered TO than the
first instance. H. like these that Dr. o. has length
discovered remedy, whth enlirely unkno
other physician external application requiring 70 be
continued not than thirty hours II has
proved successful every where 1t has been applied
and has cured OF from three fifteen standing This
sde from OF vanity
love OF boastng but simply inforn those need Of me
medy where Those seeking the Doctor Will Ind
him al his house not drug stoe) NO "a Mott ST. about
off Chatham Square, being nearly opposite the
church--it Is easily found at night
Dr. Gregory has published improved edition with
Cravings OF entitled the kubcon;"
complaints above alluded TO- The remarks
be read by especially those with
acted OF disease for sale by the author at his Office
and Messrs. Sands 70 and 400 Fuenseet, and both
Drug corner of Chambers and Broadway; also il, the
Bowery Nos and and the OF East Broadway
and Marketsreet Applications by Mall Post paid, encos-
ST. will the book BY return Of MAIL free OF Post
oil lmR
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THE GENUINE FRENCH
M DICIN f. s,

RE compounded the College Of Pharmacy and Medicine.
"A No BeekmAn established for the Quack
and Nosrum mongers, where professional advice all
given the purchaser gratis BY the attending physician
whose all medicines compounded and
dispensed These medicines stood the oil thirty
eradcatng diseases OF the malignant and
aud standard remedy the principal Partisan and
and London hospitals OF the day. Cancer. cured with
malignant ulcers scro1lous scorbutc
diseases and rheumatic pains the limbs and JOINTS nodes
the shin bones, Remedies put suit all Classes
derae charges for the OF syphc and gonorrhA dis
charges from the urehra ana parts OF IN both sexes
IestrIcment Patients are treat
ed by regular physician of thirty experiences whose
diplomas exhibited view at his Office Beekman ST.
Of Park Row. tunder Lovejoys Hotel) New York
lrn&c
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-. M EDIC L..
THE PRIVATE TREATISE,-This IL little volume

THE PRIVATE TREATISE.-This Is a little volume on
certain Diseases which convenient and
of stated in the panest possible Aud
only directions for the simple and
cases. those which have fallen improper hands,
continue from month month"; particularly dwelt
Such persons will Immediately the difficulties which i'm
pede their care whatever they be, well the plan
be pursued IL each particular obtained only OF the
Dr. Ralph also takes this opportunity OF saying that he
be consulted the peculiar diseases above referred his
priv ate residence, ut any hour.
Aware however of the deep and socitude which many
feel consult Of integrity well experience
these peculiar comps the proper to give
the following short skech Of the opportunities he had
himself for this And this he tn inclined
many have assured him that for want Of nfoma Of this
kiud .hey have selected from list Of advertising people the
one who had boasel most Of wonderful without
he ber.s repentance II. therefore begs to state that be-
been watching these Diseases both in hospital and city practice
Io more na thy years and has published two editions OF
work expressly them Also that he has testimonial letters
from the eminent physicians Europe the emf
nen IN Amenca-ss Sir Ashley Cooper DR. Mott of NJ Y
and Dr. rhysck Of Phil delpha, and others; and further,
that he has the privilege Of referring almost every phvs
cn Of emnence in this CITY, Nothing be stated he
ceves as better ground Of confidence those
gersBo him.
Consultations may be made by post, and for such he has
ite private chest containing thing for
speedy and private It.. forwarded may be directed
Price $40. O ,6 Imsc
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
INVENTED AND yRgpANspgv

N: DE BOUDELOQUE, M. d., LlSBON PORTUGAL
Pills are composed have made them the wonder and adm
ration OF the world They known all Europe be
the only preparation discovered that has ed invariably
certain producing the monthly Their certainty, al
for though always mild safe and healthy they certain to
The directions translated English aad teiopod
round with the seal of the Importer stamped Each box
rectons have the signature Of Dr. MELvEAU authorised
agent for the continent Of America.
They be by mail 20 any part Of United
States. Letters directed to DR.. f. Meveau, boz "a, New
be post paid. Sold by appointment Cherry, Cafhs
Price s. Half boxes So No half boxes sent by
mail. lmer d&w
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CHEMICALS, DRUGS, COPAIVA CAPSULES
AND GERAM SILVER.
CERTAIN CURE FOR DEAFNESS.

MONS. MALLAN-Sound Misunderstanding Voice
Iv1 Conductos-Io enable INSTANTLY advanced
age and OF forty and fifty standing extreme Deafness
those who only slightly dull OF hearing join in
gene raj and d, catch the sound of
speaker at public assembly They the size OF
the perceptble nor more uncomior
table than small Of wool in Its place. And
although they extremely small they enable those at
fcted with deafness equal
10 those OF most acute hearing.
Ts be had OF Mons MALLAN son, Surgeon Dentists
Sole for the No Park Place. one door IRON
Broadway r H.. .
The above invention has been in in Europe for
years strongly recommended being OF the
dIscoverie, the age.
eseis of New York city, the remittance
OF $40, can have a pair forwarded by lost. s28 m~r
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

OWING TO the celebrity efficacy, and inyaabls OF
~ Madame Restels Female Monthly Pills in all OF
ieguaIy suppression stePpase Of those function; of ma
cir Introduction into the United States about four years.
couhtcres and limitations constantly attempted TO be
atweye cents box put up in different boxes and called
Female Monthly Pills." with the object OF selling them,
possible, dollars box. Females therefore
cautioned AGAINST these attempts impose them Is
teres except those sold Madame Resteps Principal Office.
lac Greenwich street, New York md Essex street. boston
Of each box.
IN B-They be used by married single by following
the directions enclosed inside Of each boz Sold also by ap
pontment at 24 Grand street, Of Alen New York.
nj Inn