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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-15
Rev. u. COvert's HRa IEm OF R4iae

A NEW and valuable remedy for tho cure Of
IA Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group,
Whoooping Cough, and all diseases of the Lungs
ed by the Medical Faculty, TO whom the recipe has
been freely made known.
l. COVERT 81 Co. Propretors, Auburn, N. Y.
|HOADLY, PHELPS, & Co., Wholesale Druggists,
lag Wafer Street, General Agents, are prepared to
supply all orders on the Proprietors terms.
The proprietor is now receiving, almost daily,
testimonials of the highest responsibility in favor
Of his medicine, from Physicians, Clersymen, and
OF hers who have become acquainted with It's ma
ture and effects ,-among which are the following
From the Boston Mer. Journal, august 26, 1910
The following is an extract from an article in
that paper, on ''.Morbus Largngeus Conciatorum or
Bronchitis," by Frank ii. Hamilton, Professor of
Materia Medica and General Pathology in Geneva
Medical College.
"The Rev Covert's Mixture, also now used so
extensively for this affection byClergymen, belongs
toSlhe same class Of stimulating expectorants, being
one of those lucky combinations of medicinal "a
gents which, while it promotes expectoration does
not impair the tone of the stomach. OF this medi-
cine we feel at liberty to speak, since its compost
ton is not held from the profession, and we hope
tho propriotors will soon fit TO give il TO the pub
lie. We, therefore, venture to recommend II hav-
ing employed il in our own case, and in the cases
Of many others, with decided benefit
"To all tohon, it may concern:-This may certify
that have examined the Rev. l. Covert's Ingredi.
ents compou nded under the name of the BALM OF
LIFE; and believe said compound is happily caicu
lated to relieve persons of all ages and sexes aic
ed with acute and chronic diseases oil the lungs
and windpipe, as indicated by coughs difficult
breathing and pains different parts of the chest,
if administered under suitable circumstances and
in appropriate doses.
JosEPH Il. PIrNEY, Physician and Surgeon.
Auburn Angus. 81 1885,
This ce rifles that having examined the Rev. j.
Covcrts BALM OF LIFE, in all its component
par Is, 10 believe 1t TO be one Of the best COM
pounds for coughs, consnmptions, chronic inftama
lions, * c., of which we have any knowledge. and
do most cordially recommend its use to all afflicted
with tho above named diseases.
Nv. DANIELS, ". Z. s,lina
w. J. LovEJov, M. ID.
GoRDoN NEEDHAM, NJ. ID. Onondaga.
E.. LAwREEcE, M. ID. Baldwinsvilie.
DIR. q. R. PHELPS, Hartford Conn. N. E Agent
LIST OF AGENTS IN VERMONT.
St. Johnsbury, Luther Jewett,
Waterford M. X. Parks, 81 Co,
MarshGcld, E. ID. Putnam,
Danville, Andrew Mcmillan,
Wheolock, w. and s. Bradley
Lyndon, Fuller, lde 81 Co.,
Cabot b. +. Goss,
Wells River, Hiram Tracy,
Mclndoes Falls, N. M LOOMS,
Pcacbam, Chandler ~ Brown,
Hardwick, Strong and Deano,
l.amoieville, b. Judevine and IIolton,
Greensboro, l.. f. Waterman, 81 Co
Glover, w. b. Palmer, ~ Co.,
Barton, ii. Robinson, & Co.,
Irasburgh, p. barrow, Jr. s. Co.,
Albany, s. S. Hovey,
Crailsbury, w. E. Paddock,
Barnet, j. Jewett, ~ Co2l3 Il
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-15
STATE OF VERMONT,

ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District OF Or
leans-To all persons concerned in the Estate of
AARON BADGER, late Of Salem, deceased intes
tate,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-15

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

NM L, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Wv Hon the Probate Court. for the District Of
Orleans Commissioners to examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against tho es
tate Of Timothy ID. Currer, late Of Orleans, deceas
ed, represented nsolvent, and also all claims and
demands exhibited in Offset hereto,and six months
from the 22d day Of February last being allowed by
the said Court for that purpose; We, therefore,
give notice, that we will attend TO the duties of our
said appointment at tho dwelling house of the
Widow Abiah Currier in said Orleans, the first
Monday in April next and the fourth Monday in
August next, from ten till six o'clock on each of
said days.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-15
NKTHEREAS RoXELANA BADGER a. ASA

w X. SMITH, Administrators ofsaid deceased
have fled in this Court, their Petition, in writing,
sentlng: that the debts against said estate amount
to tho sum Of $697 ,6S
Expenses OF Administration u support Of
family, 100000
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-15
STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS DISTRICT, SIS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Or
leans-To all persons conc erned in the Estate of
ALPHEUS A. WILEY, late Of Irasburgh, de>
ceased, interstate,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13
pICuNOND VIRGINIA. THURSDAY, JANUARY ID, 1872

PURSUANT to Decree oi the Comfy '" :, m liz 81
shall offer sale public ausii"i y" 49, hs ,r,nl
door q" the Tavern Of Mr. Joseph Sanford IL The ww :" ,
derckss, all Dover Property oi We n nsc and Lat
situated On tie Southeast side William Street, ',a na" h
lease o- yrs-Our on The Northwest SIDE !" si' ~, ,
H. Ia ,,n, onJ Inns. aud ln adjoining the sath tu"n,
upon which formerly the dwelling """e 9, "a,an, *.
orn CONSISTING nf five men Two ana lout ruie"
~. Persons wishing 10 purchase viii 10 wrli 10 ''l
" H. ANY person wishing examine me above ~, '
viii v application 10 Mr. stephen j. Haydes o. NJ
Peyton, he enabled u 10 80 7.-2awtds
Jan. III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13

ID uAAWaY--i 81 Color wan ca@ nihse'. '"r r =
X IAN .,s r,mn,ted Ia The mil IL tlis the lti a.!
If uy last a person 81 color coin. al large whn w
EVIDENCE. nj his freedom Ills brought Ia the nor ~
liz IIu.tna, Cont Of this town. aud lie Court r Isl m!
II October, ISL, ordered him 10 be committed - 1ha"
SLAVE and n coduc law. liz has been CEN
mtr in the manner ircrd and notice Is hereby gwen, '
unless shall come forward prove p"Mi
nay charges and akr lin away will be- disposed q ~ tht
mode PIE critcd hy lie i feet Il inches .h n n'""
cuinne Sion about - years o aec. stout huii ~ ',n
\ rlr immediately t iaisc scar hh tIt t ~.
he dog, and long scar i' w
cnmm,rJ hur leans roundabout, pants. and an oil
,ie tuf hat and had III hi hl- hArn YIN ''
4 tlu. c,.-inel ,,,, and ! pair of dam str-;y pini-
J. BRANCH, S,rgcaat and .iuior y Pe'tr.ssr.'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13

ItEOGGG ". TErEuElRT, Arryr>rr !: Law. t'af
~ ipr,.rs. Ia, vii practice N ihentrr, Fn,ahna Back
iunam and Ncoa superior Quarterly Courts. Any hGs
ness ronidrd h, strict aud prompt attention
attend u the Collection 81 claims II Any o TIE al
jaccnt counties.
ar Richmond from ir 2liii t. ,r 18th ~
slant found by calling at III" Office Of Gnn- SEA
den Sraiun < SIG
R,ferene,-kcu,, Kendall itwaer, II. w ( j. j. Frs to
Drinker Morris Gnndr Seldom V. W Sontha!i, tn t. -
horne r. : James 60 Darlington, Thornton Gibson
r. Tayior, Geo. & ia. WINSTON Chas. X Ih"s IT, Eil'-
Dec ~ TIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13
p- 1t.IFtrr.'.
,,-,.ulysTay Horif. roa sAI.E-I,y v,rne or a Deed

WASHINGTON HOTEL FoR SALE-Hy vftne % 4 Deed
w >hscrnxS, Trustees ny Hei
~ l. Christian LIN day Of Aprl. l>bi, aud record
II ,ar Clerks nicc of Richmond Hastings Iouit, we VII
sell premises, pnic safe. Monday, TIE lh IVY ~
aou1y s4l o'clock p. II thar vaioahe property, called
Washington Hotel the III & ana yin streets. Y"
r-i-r al buildings stables &c. toih- -tie belonging:
The Of Tst under ahich the sale VIII he made IS %
scene the sun 5000 due Marv Richard, EAeeufh ."
obr Richard The will he for cash actiis a.
Trustees We convey tide only vested IN Us ~
H. DIVISIONS Of said deed The tile is believed to be
perfect c. 81 MAcMURbo, Trustees
n. n 1871 52-tds
- ~ consent Of parties The above sale VIII be mace on The
s- terms fourth cash, fourth layahie on thr
Jane $50 ard the remainder the ~ day ci december
lsi2 paymeaiio cly interest from me day oi sale.
{. Y. r. r.. Trustees.
~ 12-fi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13
STRATTOE'S OFFICE,
litu crrryr

ID @ ne Of Webatg LOTTERY, W. 81 drawn December
,- - Z i. 30 u 50 5, c. "a 10 % % "a.
va ~, Nos ~ Is 80 the highest capital prize OF $4,000,
~ N"a PAID a. sisal b. sTRATTON.
- q Mononralia Lottery. 80. So drawn Dec 3lst:
T,.., y - 81 S IS Y IL 70 81 90 CT IS ~
ia a S a. % p y An three in one Lottery sold and
DO do 90 as SIS eashed by srRATToS.
schemes every week. Tickets and shares. and the
~ iaeky numbers, for sale. Address
Jan : " sTRATToS, Richmond, Ia.
13-6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13

y ~ subscriber has recently the county
pnt,,s shan near New Canton and WILL as heretofore
IT, eumteaad as address-New Canton, buckingham coun.
Jan 4. JOSEPH FCQuA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13
Mis-. Toupets or Soaps, .irtfcial ia" 10 'me""

AYR QUIRK Of New York. deems II only ne eu. ;d :,
vi nonncc 10 fashionable world that he ia, l.-, " 49,
R;rhmnul where he intends remain Tor shit Hnc' ~ ~
n,,st leave nr the South. In the Interim ne "i''- ~. m
spcctiCn al terminating community ah c'cI ,c H.
rirs ANA louttIs p 40 his ln-"cinh WHICH, -
taste ana durability, Halter himself must meet tne "Pp
lion NJ all wln honor him with Their ccnalhS .sPf' "
room, ~ w ioi '"'''"' ''' " .g-tf
TDUC ATOS-A young gentleman, qualified Ly e>pr''the
Ia and ac1nire,nrn teach the common n wen rs s'"h "
lie l.hcr branches English E!ncatan wishes si"h
A. m ,-,,ucor-wonl have objection Ia ." - ANY pa" " ~
S,,tr Address 81 III Posi- Otrr, RCinnnd, Virginia, OF u
uuirr IT he keeper II tie Bell Tavern
81 ""'u i'Vis"''N ~ e cG-lf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13

CLASSICAL schuoL.-fhc School At srrry Conhoisf
~ VIII opened Monday, The laird II January l-!2 lh
Price tuition months viii IL go Tor tnt
English education, nd SO FIR Latin u
Greek.
engaged the services Of Mr John DOYLE fo The ensrg
year who lrirc> himself the Strictes attention to ~
scholars committed biz Mr. Doyle is Distinguished
Iris has engaged teach
in. fifteen years. That those disposed p1rnnse
this School may he able form opinion Of Tie abilities OF tr
teacher the following Of nus literary requirements
from gentlemen well known be fully competent 10 torn an
opinion Of them, submiltcd
Mr. Dyc has offered The convincing evidence oil ~.
knoniedge of Greek and Roman literature. have sei
confidence that he VIII be acquisition 10 the Of
teaching In this country. HM. BCRhb'
Richmond Oct. aj;h, 1871.
have enjoyed frequent conversations with Mr. DOYLE on Gas
sca subjects and have hesitation in recommending HIM
the highly qualified Classical teacher WIN o
the last forty years. THOS. ROBINSON.
Petersburg, Nov 20, 5il
consider Mr. Doyle Latin and Greek scholar
that ever became acquainted with. - .,-r,,
JONATHAN SMITH.
Petersburg, November, 1871.
Board had the family Of the subscriber for $50 beds
light. and washing Included. THO. RuFFIS
Dec. % 'o-@a~3"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13

a. NJ HUNDRED DOLL ,I:S tE iGp-Iwl rive The above
~ reward apprehension and delivery 10 secured IN
jan - Acm asaa i"c following hte Negroes, "ho ran
AVA, an ma ii F,hIa.y gsI, belonging s Lower isd
Plantation Inland county, S for either # them VIZ;
Arni,;co - years old, npTa's older, having lost ms lru'
teeth by the kjcN g horse - !rc II inches hien
Rios, atcv - !ra Did, yellow complexion small lac \
.ye bunrs ncos o.. Indian blood aGout
feet hci. -.
N,nrod about 40 old Is getting bald The o his
head has walk Sown look feet inches high
William Tincy, abou, ~ old, prominent eyes, rather
small features, dark, hut not SLACK feet 10 inches high.
Reuben y old short add stout good looking feet halt
aud inch high.
These Negroes o' getncr, from Richmond They are
M doubt in the country, r be heating, with
false papers. NM w. SANDERS.
Lower Is Plantation, cachand, CO., Hay =. 6-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13

w ANN ry ~, >, n the trade both country
ND ~ am ann nu, the following Goods, received BY tie
,,... ,,o,. nm ., and I"-h, all whrh, having
p MIA ~ IN H. s,t h will be sold very .ow for cash oI
I. puuctrnl CGsuiucfs: :.
= !hds New gf'caN, Porte Rieo"h" -. IIoA sugars
II, t.at, clarified do.
- do. pine Scw, Orleans Mol sscs
ID do. lo. rou" Eico, 90 Tor retailing
81 iiciccs d". o..
IL hid, cheap Trinidad do
la ba.s CUiice, PRIME green Rio. tIew}
q, do. old Java and Ilenyra C"iise
81 boxes Loaf Sugar, OF various Qualities
5 half chests extra iunrowder Tea
CHEAP Gnnpowdci, Imperial and Young Hyson do
200 boxes soap, Of various qualities
20 do Sperm CanIes, best quality New Bedford
10 do. JuGd's ra,cn Sperm Candles
10 do. short l2's do do. Tor ravens, &c
50 do best TalIow Candles
ial sacks Liverpool 6ne SAT- ,, ,,; 80.
10000 lh. prime Bacon, shoulders and madings, cheap
20 casks Cheese $500, p.;.,,. -, .,,.,
200 kegs Nails assorted, Iron ana slce, 90,
Ginger, Indigo, Pepper, Alsp'ee, o,1 i,eaa' Snos
Gunpowder, wrapping and WHITING fapef
Cotton Yarns, Ierrngs &C., &C. r. ;,
Dec. Is, 1871. ~
NoTICEThe General Annual Meeting Of The stock holde
~ of The Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Company
will be held al my oee Richmond, on Saturday The 18Th IN
slant, at half past six O'Clock, T. NJ
'' '''s' q '''' WAR " f \. BENTLEY -aln.
Jan, w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13

ST LEDGER the nl brother Ariel, Lance, o'kclley &C.
will stand N David Mills stable next Spring. 10 iir count.
OF hhcna:ie miles North Of Charlottesville W !" ".
Dee + 6G-2awGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13
Richmond Hill pscps

The Lamb d-. ~ ~ preceding Advertisement, being sub
Jet prcr lea f.t iucr ii ~, purchase money, due
John H'th q til representatives, oi Tn. r. HARRISON de-
ceased viii u l1r ~ deed Of trust, bearing
ie Ire Isl ay January s, tuy recorded Guochllni
Count, Court. from The SAT- es, trrnari Py,rn and VIII
lam tnae IL trust III Randolph arr-nn j., Executor 81 H.
Y. HARRISON, deceased VIII be- sold subject that LEM j.,
Therefore, Sneivn. The deed aforesaid the
sale ibr TIM" and place and The advertised by
Jan's Gan and james Wun lex Trn-e and ill unite IN the
necessary toaFeyaures, hene distinctly understood that The
purchase money be right, the par
lr, claiming under the an, deeds.
RNA&D rEiTpN Sarrirny TRUSTEE.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-21

prisoners wcre discharged long before the
expiration of their sentences; that :hey
we're kept together, and together brough. to
The city on The eve of the election; and. f..
ually, tina, they were led to The polls 10 vote,
and did vote, under the bidding of those ha.
wing t.,em in charge. And all this was
pcrPretated through the inslrumcnialiiv OF
uocofoco magistrates. and for lie benefit OF
Locofoco candidates; and We, these are the
men who have The i,npudence TO charge the
Wigs with pipe laying. We 90 no, per-
ceive that the Evening Post. which was So
full Of rirlunus Indignation in the Client
worth case, has any expression of c1ndrm-
naIion for this ;enfo!d greater outrage. Bu
perhaps when it has done rejoicing over Lo
cofoco triumphs il will have some leisure
aud virtue for the rcpruof CT Loco crimes"
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-21

GEN. CAss arrived al Boston in the Co.
lumbis. Previous 10 his departure from Pa
r;s. a dinner WAS given him by the Am"ri-
cans in that city. Mr. Beasely, U. S. Con.
sui nj Havrc went u? 10 Paris 10 preside at
the dinner. Gen. Cass hid his audience of
lcave Of lac King nf France on III. 18th.
The King, 10 the kindcst terms. expressed
his regret nj his departure. and assured him
hat during the whole period Of his official
:cs:drncc 10 Paris. the relations between
Them had been such as 10 give constant SAL
isf.c.ion 10 his Majesty. Mr. Ledyard. the
SON law of Gen. Cass, remains in Paris,
as the Charge dAhalrcs.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-21

Who SHALL BE Gov. of MASSACHUSETTS
No choice having been effected BY the
people of Massachusetts for the office Of
Governor, it devolvcs upon the House of
Representatives 10 selec, Two candidates
from The fou. having the highest number Of
votes from uI,cb two the Senate must t.
lect one 10 be Governor. ! he House he
ing Wing will therefore in all probability
select Davis aud Sewcli. and The Senate b..
ing loco will be compelled 20 elect one or
the other. Scweli is said to be Il Wing so
far as the Tariff, Distribution and other
leading questions are concerned.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-21

QUEER LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS New
Hampshire is a great Sta,e-ihe GRANITE
Sta,e-and great doings sometimes take
place in the Legislature of New Hampshire,
which is now in sessinn. The following
rrpnrt cf The proceedings Of one day. We find
in the Dover Enquirer:
"Ono day last week. among other impor-
iant matters. the House got into discus.
sion upon Animal Magnetism! When the
rolf and crotc bill was under consideration,
Doctor iIoyi of Mortified moved 10 amend
it so as 20 compel mesmerizers and animal
magneizers To obtain license before they
could perform in public {: his object, he said.
was TO place animal magnetism upon The
same stand with other money making shows.
Doctor Wright OF CHINATOWN, seconded the
motion. No good could come TO any body
from the practice OF any of these ihings.-
Mesmerism should not be pursued as a
trade by every vagabond under no Tcslric-
tions, no more Than should card playing
Mr.. Tuck though, that the amendment
should TO. he adopted: such legislation
would be placed by ia side Of legislation
m wiichcraft; they might as sell include
Abolilionism and Pnrenology. Mr. Cotton
advised the House 10 Stop talking abo"t
Miilerism, Magnetism, Fhreno'egyisn', and
ether humbugs. and attend 10 better BUSH
ness. Mr. Tebbels thought If animal mag
netism WIS science it ought 10 be discus
sod. Mr.. Clark could not conceive why tic
Doctors opposed arimal magnetism unless
it was thai many wonderful cures had been
effected BY il. After snndry other gentle
men had delivered themselves ON the sub
iect, with no other effect than 10 put the
spectators in the galleries rs we'll as large
poriirn of their brother members 10 SLEEP,
thereby proving themselves capital pro
fcssors of The mesmer;c ari.-tbe amendment
of Doctor Howl was rejected"
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-21
WEDNESDAY, December 7, 1912.
SENATE.
BANKRUPT LAW.


Mr. Benton gave no'ice that he would on
Tomorrow ask leave to Introduce bill for
the repeal ofIhe Bankrupt law.
Mr. Tallmsdge gave notice that nc would.
on III carly day, ask leave 10 bring in Dlli
10 modify AID amend the several acts es.
labli<hing tie Treasury ofihe United States.
Afer Inc usual orders for printing of doc
umenrs and the hour Of meeting, Mr. Kerr, of
Mary land, noticed in very appropriate
manner, the death Of Mr. Williams Of Ih.
House. and the Senate passed the usual or
der of respect for the deceased.
HOUSE.
Mr. Wm. Cos, Johnson gave notice that
he should move for the re-es;ablishment oil
the one hour rule. il was found TO be
standing rule.
The 2lsl1ulc was again brought up by
Mr. Adams, and the House disposed Of ii ia
the same manacr rs on Tuesday, by a vote
Of 81 10 90, refusing to put tie main qles-
ton.
Mr. Briggs gave notice that ~ should Of
fer a resolution 10 exclude intoxicating hq-
uors f,om he Capitol and its grounds.
After suhdry notices of resolutions rcga:-
ding public printing. public moneys. rcvo-
lulionary pensions. the navy, the Cnmber-
lard roid. marine hospitals, boundary Of
Missouri, the tariff. warehousing system,
the Hudson river, and Grawhacks,lhe House
adjourned.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-21

WHO WILL De THE CANDIDATE OF THE
New YORK "DEMoCRAcY Present ap.
pearances indica lie that Gov. Cass will re.
ccive the support Of Silas Wright and his
friends, for TIE nomination 10 the next Pres.
idency. Mr. Wright gives in MS adhesion
10 Cas-. far u very obvious reason. For.
should Van Buren, be the candiIlte. Mr.
Wrighi's own claims for a nomination to
the same Office, would be indefinitely post
poned. Mr. Wright is proverbihl for his
sagaciiy. This new move of his shows
that he may lay claim 10 that quality with
great justice.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-21

Nh. CALHoUS.-Ths gentleman apre>rs
evidently TO be gaining ground will, the l.o-
cofocos Of the Union. We do not wonder
"a, this. Mr.. Calhoun, balipg some OF his
political doctrines, which. Ia ia. are very
obnoxious. and which. as lover of the
country. we shall always feel bound 10 op-
pose, is. in our view. a man Of the highest
order of intellect, Of unsnlied private char.
acter, gentleman Of the best school of
r:,hnners, and sta'esman that frankly gives
his opinion, though i, be 10 his persoaal dis,
advantage. Every body knows what Mr..
Calhoun is. We like such clIaracier-
Nor do We wonder hat lie should be held
in esteem By those of his po!iica! creed
The excellence ofhis character will have
great weight, and we predict that bis sever
al competitors, on The same side, vi! find
linn Sout one.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-21
Sec1geeaMee DepGrt@gewG.
THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE VT.
TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
MOTTO E.
annual Meeting Of the Vermont Temper
aace Socie,y.

The Central Committee of the Vermont
Temperance Society hereby give notice
that the next annual meeting Of the SocIc-
ty will he held, according TO adjournment,
at WOODSTOCK, Oh " ednesday the / III
day of January nexi, at ten o'clock A. ~
The town and county societies are respect.
fully invited TO appoint delegates, and TO
forward by them brief reports, icT'ifen 1t
practicable, Of the condition of their iowL
and county in relation TO temperance.
Also, all county Secreiaries,- whose
presence is earnestly desired,-- reques-
ted, in case Of unavoidable absence. TO
communicate in writing statements respect
ing The "Cold Water Army" and all such
information Of a general nature, and i'm
portant to our cause, as they have at conf
maj nd also, 10 forward such monies as
they may have received. in pursuance Of
the reqiIst made known in the Circular dis.
trbdted by them 10 the Presidents of the
local Temperance Societies. The Wash
ington Temperance Societies are specially
requested to be present by their delegates (;
and gentlemen in the Stale. friends OF the
cause. dre invited 10 attend.
Editors, generally, who would confer a
favor on the State Society. are respectfully
requested to give this notice an insertion.
[G-It may be well 10 notice the fact
that the meeting of the State a. S. S. has
been deferred ill the week following that
designated in the notice above. Ed.
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G. o N 6 T. L S S.
TUESDAY. December 6. 1912.
HOUSE.


Several additional mem0ers appeared and
took their seats.
THE STATE OF THE UNION.
Mr.. Vim. Cost Johnson gove notice that
he would Tomorrow. or al an carly period
thereafter, ask leave 10 Introduce bill of
The following title can act for The relief %
The several States ard Territories Of the U
States and OF the District Of Columbia CT.
tered on the journal.
IL pursuance of notice
Mr. Adams offered his resolution TO rcoeal
the list role. After some debate, motion
TO lay it on the table was decided in the neg
ative-SS TO SO.
MIR Everett, Of Vermont, moved the pre-
vious question, which was also decided in
he negative-SI 10 90. So the resolution
was disposed Of for The OCCASION.
The Hon. J. i. Mason, of Maryland, at.
ter pertinent notice of his deceased COL
league, the Hon. James w. Williams, who
had died. suddenly in his carriage. while on
his way TO this Sessior Of Congress, Offered
tho usual resolution.