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The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-04-19
News FOR OFFICE SEEKERs-A nep Read
ing OF the Constitution.

ing OF the Constitution.
We learn Ia, the Secretary of The Trea-
sury Mr.. Spencer). with the concurre nee
of the Attorney General Of the United
States, has decided that The appointment of
Inspectors, Weighcrs, Gaugers &c. OF The
Customs is vested IN the Secret1ry of the
Treasury. as the Head of the Department !:
That bv the Constitution Of the United
States, any act of Cong ress vesiing such ap-
poin,men,s in The Collector is void. The
Attorney General has held. in a written o.
pinion, that these appointments must be by
the Secrr.trrv, else they ara null and void by
the Cons tuition. As 10 those persons now
holding these Offices, they mus, be presurn-
ed 10 have been appointed by the Secretary
OF the Treasury.
The above is from the Tribune. The
Constitution of the United States says,
(Art. 2, Sec. y Congress may by law
vest The appointment of such inferior offices
as they think proper, in the President alone,
in the Courts Of law, or in the heads The
department"
Although The law has been in operation
since 17)9 and has not been questioned. as
far as the Collector is concerned, still it
would Sc m by the above quotation tina, the
authority has moi by any law been vested in
the Secrctory Of the Treasury, except in
few cases must, for aught we see, still re-
main with the President.
Mr.. Spencer, whose active eye never
sleeps, has found out he has this new .run-
cheou of power, which he has grasped with
rapid en.rg How it is 10 be welded re
mains TO he seen.-N Y. Express.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-04-19

The best disiniion we ever heard drawn
hstwern railway and coac!, accidents was
tina, of an old whip. Ii said he, "you
gets comfortably capsized ;nlo ditch BY
roadside. there you are but if you gets
blown up 10y an engine. run into a cliiing,
or off an cmbankmelt, UhcTe are you ~
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-04-19

THE TARIFF begins 10 show its good
works" at The west. Nails and iron, of an
excellent quality, are now manufactured ex-
tensively at the "Nics Iron Works." near
Warren, Trumbull CO., Ohio. Success to
The enterprise.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-04-19

II The Wings of Old Ulster have done
veil at their recent town meetings. Eight
Wings and five Loco Supervisors elected.
and chance for one in Platiekill. Last
vrar 4 Wings and 10 LocoS. La fall the
L,cos carried ii towns and the Wings 3.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-04-19

RHODE Island Frll returns from the
entire state Excepting jamestown and
Shnrehsm in Newport county give Fenner
tWhigl 1861 majority er Carpenter (Lo-
COY la the Senate the Wings have %
intm5e.s 10 7 Locu>-in the House, 4S TO
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-04-19

RHODE ISLAND. The majority TO- Fen
ner is l76l. The Senate stands "a law
and order to s Dorriles. The House 40 to
19. The triumph Of the friends of order is
complete and overwhelming. The Provi-
dence Journal, giving this result, says:
at is not party that has triumphed; it is a
State that has been saved. 1t is not meas
ure that has been secured, or source of
policy that has been oppos ed, it is the great
cause of regulated liberty which has been
preserved, and the foundations Of which,
widened deepeDed by the alterations in the
fundamental! law, still resi-. firmly on the
hearts of free people. Dorism is down,
and down forever. Troy Wing.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-04-19

DUCHESS County has cnme right side
IN. Ten Wings and eight Loco Snpervi-
sor-. Last fall The Locos carried II towns
and the Wings 6.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-04-19

70 The trial Of MERCER for The murder
rf lieberton has resulted in a verdict ofNor
GUILTY.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-04-19
The Hudson is entirely cleared of ice.

The Hudson is entirely cleared of ice.
Wing Victories The wings have carried
the charter election of Albany by MAORI
ty of two hundred and five
In most of the town and county cleo
tons in the state Of New York that have
lr:ely come off. the wings have either in
creased their strength or proved victorious.
In Massachusetts,. the elections to fill va.
cant seats in congress have generally
shown whig gain.
In Connecticut the wings are much bet.
ter off than at the last springs election
The locos were unable to elect their Gov.
ernor, and have elected their members OF
congress by very lean majorities.
The Washington papers are still about
the late flare up between the secretaries.
The Whg cause in Ohio. The Zanes-
vile Republican states that the municipal
al cticns in Ohio with few exceptions have
resulted in favor of the wings.
In Bristol county Mass. only two towns
last fall gave wing majorities. Now six
have elected wing officers and New Bed
ford will doubtless be added to them.
The death of Samuel Dewey of this
town. which we published last week proves
mistake. Will the people be so good as
TO send us accounts of death in this county
otherwise we shall not dare 10 publish
them.
Fatal Accident. A young man by the
name of Portwine, while on hunting ex-
cursion on Fast day. in turning over log,
brought stick in contact with the trigger
in a way that the gun went off and lodged
the contents in his arm which was so dread.
fully mangled as 10 occasion his death the
next day.
FARE TO BosToN REDUCED! We are re.
quested TO give notice that the Directors of
the Western Railroad Company have re.
duced the fare from Albany to Boston to
81, TO take effect or the 18th instant.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-04-19

10. The full vote of the Stale Except as
abOve) is 1921. being 1912 more than
we're cast at tie Presidential contest.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-04-19

Religious. Rev. Doct. Henshaw of
Baltimore has been elected Bishop of the
Diocese of Rhode Island, and Rector of
Christ's church in Providence. Ills ac
ceptance of the two fold of appointment
has not been received.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-04-19

Anh Slavery Contention in London
The Emancipator states that Mcssrs, Lev.
lit, Colon, and Phelps, have been chosen
delegates to attend this convention in June
next.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-04-19
SUMMARY.

Mr.. Clay in connexion with his son ].
c. Clay, has commenced the practice of
law in Kentucky.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-04-19
From the Madisonian, March 25.

No Bank--a Revenue Tarif-no Distri-
6ution-no Abolitionism--a strict eonstruc'
lion Of The Constitution. as by Jcgerson--
no Public De6i--an economical administra.
ton of Public a fairs--and Universal Suf.
frage pith Universal Education.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23
From the Rochester Daily Democrat.

The FAMOUS COPPER RocK.-The scientific
reader is familiar with the history of the famous
Copper Rock of Lake Superior. 1t is a vast mass
OF sohd copper, weighing not less than 5000 lbs.
and was discovered, many years since, lying in
the bed of the Octanagon River entirely isolated.
The spot where it has rested, probably for ages,
is some twenty miles from the Lake. The river
Is navgable for g fiat about ten miles, and it has
heretofore been deemed impossible to transport
the vast mass from the spot where it was discov.
cred to the point where it could be shipped: but
some two years ago plan was adopted by (which
1t was hoped Its removal could be effected,
MIR. Asher-ior many years resident at Sault
St. Marie, fat, jolly Indian trader, and true
Whig-whlle representing his constituents in the
Legislature of Michigan, informed us of his plan,
and we perceive that, IN company with Mr.. FL.
dred, an enterprising merchant of Detroit he has
put the plan into execution For the purpose of
transporting the mass to navigable water, huge
car, placed upon q moveable railroad was built,
and by patient labor it was gradually advanced,
until 1t reached deep water, where it was placed
on fiat, and easily hoated down to the lake shore.
These gentlemen designed to ship it to New
York. Had they succeeded, it would have been
a fortune to them as mere curiosity. But gov
eminent intertered! Although they had purcha.
il was found, the government agent claimed its
possession-denying the power OF the Indians to
dispose of it.
AS this claim was not set up until the great la
hor of transporting it to the shore of the lake was
effected, the agent offered to fully compensate the
enterprising gentlemen by whom it had boen re-
moved, for their trouble. This was hard, but
there was no alternative. They had to quietly
submit, and see the fruit of their abors borne off
by the government agent to the Sault, whence 1t
has been shipped on board of a revenue cutter.
1t will be Immediately forwarded tc Washing
ton, and be placed in the National institute,
where 1t will remain for all coming time, wehope,
as one OF the greatest curiosities of the age.
The Indians have revealed to Mr.. Ashman
where another rock, but not of equal weight, may
be found It bad had been discovered ages before
until eipitisatioa had dissipated the snpcrs,;,;on
connected with it. Whether MIR. A., after this
interference of government, will reveal his know.
ledge Of it, is doubtful
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

MsxICo-SANDwICH IsLANDs-By tho arrlva
of the schooner Juanita at New-Orleans from
Vera Cruz, files Of papers have been received tc
the Cd inst. They communicate the lmportan
intelligence that legitimate authority had been re-
established in the Sandwich Islands. This event
occurred soon after the arrival at Honololu, on
the 26th of July last of H. B. NJ. ship Dublin
Admiral Thomas, who Immediately annulled
every thing that Lord Paulet had done-estab.
Ished the authority of King Kamehameha Ill
On the 3lst of July the Hawaiian flag dis
played, and was saluted with q guns by the forts
of Honololu, and by the Dublin, Carysfort and
Haypard, ,as we'll as the American frigatc Constel-
lation; this measure having been consummated
on that day, by articles Of agreement between
Her Majesty and King Kamehameha III. under
the respective seals of the signers.
The Hazard, British man-of-war, arrived at
San Bias from the Sandwich Islands on the 9th,
with dispatches from Admiral Thomas, bringing
the important inteGge nee of the islands being de-
but they were, unfortunately, day too late to be
forwarded by the Great Western.
The Hazard brought report of things being
again unsettled In China, and that the British
force was to be sent from Hong Kong to the
Noythward. Not authentic.
At magnificent ball given at the Presidential
Palace in Mexico, on the 22d ult. In celebration
of the Anniversary of the Victory of Tampico
over the Spaniards. Among the trophies was an
English flag which had been taken from the Tex
ians The British Charge d'Affaires who was
present At the bah, became indignant at beholdng
the British standard in the midst of these eviden.
ces of Mexican triumphs, and insisted upon its
being removed. His request not being lmmedi-
ately complied with, he left the ballroom, followed
by every Englshman present.
We hope, says the Courier Francdis, that this
incident, which, doubtless arose from some mis-.
take, will not be attended by any serious conse-
quences.
In Mexico, the elections thus far for Congress
have resulted somewhat unfavorably to Santa
Ana. There are three candidates for the Presi
dency, viz: Francisco Eloriaga, Juan Ignacio
Godoy, and Manuel Rineore. Whether they
will run In opposition to Santa Ana, wo do not
learn.
The various conductas sent from Mexico and
and San Louis Potosi to Vera Cruz and Santa
Ana de Tamaulipas, is, by decree of the Presi-
dent, positively fixed, without any delay whatov-
er, for every fourth month, that is on the first Of
January, first of March, and first of September.
BY another decree, all sums of money sent
from the interior to the different ports in Mexico,
are subjected to duties of circulation ard importa
ton, whether destined to leave the country or
not This decree virtually abolishes former or.
dinance prescribing fixed duty of four per cent
on the circulation, and six per cent. on the ex.
portation of money.
General Santa Ana was reported i'll of the in.
1uenEa, or grippe, on the 10th ult. The Sicglc
contradicts the rumor of the decease of General
Paredes.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23
GENUINE TEAS,
]A' - A~' -
NyuOI ESAT Il Nh y TT TT

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
TFHE CANTON TEA COMPANY have Just
completed very for the approaching
fall trade If these they have been emneny successful and
their we'll known superior judgement and ample
been most fully devoted the OF their patrons In
decd their regard the rights of their
generally known to need comment the BY
.anding Their Green and Black Teas whchhave hitherto
obtained the greatest no9rey will now be lo9ud to suass
that can be POS bly sold for the price in the United
Gunpowdsr Imperi2f Twankeys and Skin Teas nsreat
xture fresh and great pe!fection. An extensive
of y,ons and Young ysons suitable for city eral
Greens Genuine Java Coffee roasted daily All goods sub
ec 10 be returned approved Of Orders promptly
cuted all parts of the country Terms cash Principal
store l2l Chaham-stree New York; branches 38 Blocker
Brooklyn.
OBsERyE.--The original and only warehouse in the United
States for the sale of the only and genuine Howquas
Black Teas O6 2m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23
ODE BY H. T. TucKERMAv.

W i.,.n for the Anniversary Of the American Institute
When Human Thought, inspired by Love,
Through Natures deep arcana flies,
A holy sanction from above
With glory crowns the nigh emprize,
Creation thus benignly yields
To man her laws and treasures still
The heaying main, the starry fields
Are vassals of his earnest will.
Then is redeemed Earth's weary lot,
Exalted Labor's manly heart,
And Tolls long bitterness forgot,
In triumphs Of immortal Art
Her summons from the quarry's bed,
Calls up the Statues form sublime,
Or bids the Press exultlng spread
Truths sacred light through every cline
Der Matters vast and wild domain,
The conquests Of the dauntless Nina
Have felt red PASSIONS lawless relgn'
And all Lfe's elements refined
BIest Science. let thy sceptre "aVe'
wand of peace o'er land and sea,
To Guard new laurels for the brave,
And set the worlds pale bondInen free.
The hues of flowers that bloom to die,
The boundless riches of the mine,
The tickle breezes of the sky,
And gems that pave the deep, are thine.
Thou dost the river boldly guide
For leagues, beneath rock, vale and mount,
From it's calm birth place turned aside,
To gush-a city's sparkling iount
Thou canst transform the vapory cloud
To wings that air and ocean cleave,
And from an insects fragile shroud,
The robe for peerless Beauty weave.
The course, while yet enslaved to kings,
The monuments of old proclaim;
To-day, nober harvest brings
Arts trophies won in Freedoms name!
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23
TO STUDENTS, &c.
u 4 X RS LIEE PHI

- + X Il = Il r Z PILLS.
UDENIS, persons accustomed to the desk or
~ or the onutng-house and all those whose occuraons a
sedetaTy being deprived OF the benefit OF muscular exercise
and change Of air suffer from constipation dnness
The mornins, asreeaby the directions gwen viii improve
the sight obrlae occasional stupor ard strengthen the
memory
As family medicine II all powerful removing billions
and other complaints arising the arrangement Of the ALI
msntaTy ducts. and in purifying the blood.
Sold retail by all the respectable Druggists in New
York in boxes so and Is cents each and wholesale bv Tho
Roberts Co. so BGqsSTiy @TEy and y y tssowins
Alhany-Georgs Dexter.
Baltimore-Ci. <. Tyler
Rordentowu, \. J.-Thos. T. Rleyler.
BosonWhoi.sae and retail BY Frederic Brown, druggist
No. 6S Washpstoustrse the OF George Roberts
Cansda-Wholsse and retail BY Alfred Savage Co chtn
retail agents thtoashon. Canada, East and West.
cthssiss5Ga tsessssi ohio-t SG-e : AfSnaSsi Bn4dss
Lcckper, y: VI. B. Carswsll.
Mobile, Ala.-N!essrs. Mosey.
MMSa5soSt5f MS54s e J.1l AsEB :. Bsifs1 +; o0s'ss.
SswSH SSsws5HEsS, \ ny GIYts-SohP ! n I B.; Gsshsm
New Orleans, LaA Oliver S Co
Paterson, \: J.-Chases iasiis
Wholesale and retail 4, The ,s-, av,e
for Pennsy Filters Drug and Chemical store cos oi
Pokeepsie-E. Trivet, SON
Rishm9ad' snsbss,s1 y W. W pHsal Toa.ss Co
S,IisSs,sss ss5fsSs. spr1PessIRE, PsR ILM1s IHS,ias
Tarrytowu-Jacob Odell.
vieSy,sursh N,lssmSie4is ssinaSsss Emsna.,
Washington, D. C.--Mieh. Delany
And at Morsoa's :" Medical Warehouse Halifax. Nors
Scotia. s21 In
MADDER-4 casks prime Onbros, for sale by
lKl GRlNSELL, AI1NTURN & co.
OILS IS Sou,h
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23
WIN. BROWNS COMPOUND BONESET
Wv CANDY MEDIC ATED -ANtLin f.Axr

: y
800 pounds have been sold this celebrated Cough
Ii quack medicine, It's ingredients known all
that make OF IL they being mentioned the direction
which Boueset Herb, Elecampane Root Root OF Squs
Root of LQuorIce Seneca Snake Root and other
and herbs laown be good Tor Coughs Colds Phhisic Bon
chets WhoornS Cough and all diseases of the Lungs Sore
throat. Also for clearing the voice for
VocaEs and Public Speakers. This Medcated Candy has
gained great reputation for curing the above complaints In
conseQ Of sale has caused many base
counerieits be offered the public in consequence
which the proprietor has his STAMPED the candy also
Druggists.
For sale only in Boston by VIM. Brown lsl Washington
street In New York BY a, B. D. Sands, No 20 Futon
street y East Broadway, 273 Broadway. OILS i'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23
COUTHOUY g. MEYERS,
AL RrnaIxx,ar

II RESPECTFULLY invite the Public 10 cal! and
examine their extensive assortment Of LAMPS CAN
DELABiSA, GlRANDOLES, &c; SILVER, Plated
and and :, ,BRlTAiNNlA ~ r. WARE FANCY and HOUSE
recently received large accesons and now offered at
CANDEl ABRA and GIRANDOLES, which thev ven
turs 20 assert are suno beauty OF workmanship and
delcacy OF lnSh any that be found in the citr
full supply OF the wsknown SOLAR LAMP cons,.nti7
q The Trade supplied with every description Of L.mn
and ciFandoe (rcsping one5 at factory prices
Orders received for the Chemical OIL Lauips oS 9n
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23
CAST-IRON FOUNTAINS.

MANUFACTUREDSp' S u
L. FARNAM, 30 IVaiei's''
NEw-YoRE.
These FOUNTAINS present .
style Of beauty not ;nfpasssa
BY any of Marble IN this coaA
try or in Europe. ,,,..
For their superior edTsnIs.
ges over Marble. as 70 our e,
bility, wirh,tanding 'fos,, ..;nS Is'S
trifling expense Of Ersp'a. !.
their beautiful white appestGi
ance from year 10 year, ann ,.
the comparatively, low PIC iS.
at which they can be in.IoIis
ced into our pleasure gIouasl as5
adding to health. comtor., Sau ~.
enIoyment-the AmerlcaIa, ata 10
stiIute awarded a GOLD NE
pAL TO the manufacturer
slt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23
10 OOO ACRES OF MOUNTAIN LAND

600 F6R AERE sHlE9Lyss II o1 IN oast Hn and % Roe
Land Counties State of New York, IS miles from the city
The New York ard Erie Railroad Orange Turniise and the
well stocked with wood of . growth End upwards
considerable part of might ba made arabic here IS a
mountain OF lime stone said possess great strength and
vcra mines Of which has sis been opensa Sna
Ter power with number of fall, the Ranapo hiyer.-
Tuxeto Lake miles long and one mile Wd t N one
miles above Persons Works and known as the A4guSta
Tract Access be had tot in hre or four hours b oy m
Hsckensack and Orange Turnpike By The way OF NyacS
or HayerstTaw. LII.
* will he sold in parts if offer made fol considerable
tract. Inquire Chatham where nap can be seen
and other particulars asceraned relative 10 the above prei
aui 3m%
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

CRAPES-All the ISABELLA and CATAW
- BA GRAPES from Underhill's Vineyard, al .'9SSpa Sa
BARCLAY As,or House and sold by W a C. trasto
tItlss 10 st puIea;e They received aap poat
baskets with wooden lids locks attached and CIotoa To
marked hem and they will be rec, ved this form Only E
THIS notice hoped stop TO the fraud 'ha,
!y practiced In all the Markets. and in many other places
selling very inferior article 70, Urderhl Grapes
ol2 4taWIm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23
EXCLUSIVELY


PRINTED CALI COES,
supply the City and Interior Trade BY the piece package
By coptning their attention entirely and exclusively TIN,
article L. B. enabled only exhibit
and beautiful than DC found elsewhere
ihee being similar establishment Tor Prints the Und
States but 10 sell al ways at prices As low and generally
loei than houses whose and divided
among large variety of articles.
The Stock embracing Some Thousands of Different Pat
and Coorinys comprises all the latest and choicest
styles which will BE- constantly added all and desa
bic patterns they appe;a the market besides many which
will be got up exclusively ioT their own sales.
Purchasers OF hs article viii find their
Stock before buying their Prints Even ii they do
purchase they will least have the vantage seeing all
the styles, and learning the Lowest market prices
Catalogues of ces corrected with every variation OF
the Market placed the hands OF Buyers. All orders
will receive The best attention au25 3nD&W
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23
GUDERVILL'S GERMAN PLASTER.

A most efectual remedy for the following com-
plants Coms Cuts; Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Feons
Fever Sores Hip complaint Sc In boxes from to four
shillings.
This plaster has been used with great for the last
ten years and those who make Of will find very
full their families thousands eady testify trial
will be sufficient recommendation. Sold by Mrs. Cramer
Proprietor, l6s Wooster street near Housto-s Ivans
l5S 6 BEIowe[y f. H. Trip lS7 Mrs Munroe
Sanford, Heuston and Cannon Brooky yn-
Miles Cooke, of Prospect and Mrs
Reeds thread and needle store, Fuaon-s. OF I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23
CORK LEGS. ARMS. Sc

THE LOSS OF FEET AND LEGS NO HIN.
i RRANCE TO THE ACT OF WALKING-JOHS
Cork Leg Maker, SIC. respectfully informs the
ef-stTeet corner Of Pkestet NewYork City where he
continues 10 Manufacture Artificial Limbs On plan the
y, I iSvrn'sd made and worn rtincia leg for 20 years
ana 9sn for years feels confident of
ssTlstsctloH 20 all VINO call him for LEGS HANDS
ARMS. or the COMMON WOODEN LEG. an3 s1n
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

OFFENSIVE WATER POWER FOR SALE,
IL adjoining the York and Erie Railroad, on the
Ramapo River IS miles from the City of New York capable
of driving Machinery almost any extent as there are tour
five falls and great body OF water, together with the
whole or part GOO Of land heavily timbered with
wood of 25 to years growth There also on the tract
extensive iron ofs quality mestons possessing great
strength part of the land cleared and cu
vated and there might be made excellent Farms 6y
clearing. Tuxedo Lake miles long and one mile vide
LES in of the tract the OF which beautiful
The place remarkably healthy IL known the Au-
susa tract and i, three miles above Persons Works.
Access be had in three four hours from the city
Of NewYork by the NewYor and Erie Railroad five
hours by the of Hackensack and Orange Turnpike,
by the way Of Mack Haverstraw the Hudson River.
Inquire al No. ~ Chahan.st. $50 3m'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

KELLY'S DOUBLE EXTRACT OF SARSA-
M packages Q? this Candy
Root and Ia warranted be the best remedy IN Gases Of
On irn IN all from Reliability
ana n nose peculiar affections of the amentary canal as
rival. 1' 80 1
and De referred to individuals who been cured by
been tried in vain ~ ' ''-'