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The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-08-09

We leave this question for every considerale
man to answer. But We return to the ex-
tract. The assertion, that il ,he tariff is 70.
pealed the woollen and wool growing bu-
siness will be laid prostrate," is no moro
than man with a penny worth Of brains, or
with one eye partly put on, even BY preju.
dice, can see. There is no other conclu-
sion 10 the matter. But how viii It pros
irate businessf Simply for this rea,on.-
With no tariff, or with 4 nominal one
which in effec. is the same thing, our coun.
try is filed with British goods, made at their
Pauper labor price, which our Manufactor-
er, cannot compete with hence our MANY
factories must sop. lfthey stop, Of course
no market is found for our WOO, and also 9th.
er products ofihe so which find and a home
market by reason Of these manufacturing
establ ishments. Hence they are both pros
trated. This result is inevitable. The
policy Of Calhoun. 10 that Of Van Buren, and
also oil the Loco party leaders. II is mol
merely Swallowed forth BY insinua,ions and
inuendoes from source not TO be relied up.
on. 1t comes from The men themselves,
and from their presses, Who speak their sen.
timents. To Vermonters. to our Loco
friends We soy, shake off party francis, dis
card those men who seek not your good, bu,
the adoption Of policy Numerically op.
posed 10 your highest pecuniary interests.
The wings as party have ever been the
friends of protection. One of the fundamen.
tai principles of the paryis
protection to home in
dustry.
This alone can sustain the country. The
desire manifested by rash experimeniers
for some new policy should be signally re-
bukcd, by every freeman. The policy Of
protection lis constitutionahty,
ITS EXPEDIENCY,
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-08-09

VIRsoNf TELEeRArH. This paper. of
which o. S. Mnrfy ID Edifor, il tob Be rernoy-
ed. he informs the pnPlic, frsm Brandon to
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-08-09
Wool and w OOlens
PrOstrated!

We ask the attention Of the Farmers o.
Addison County as well as through The
State 10 the following extract from a letter
from heavy dealer in wool. We hope our
subscribers will loan this weeks paper ic
10 their Loco friends, that they may read
and Judge for themselves.
"We should have incl eased our purchas.
es of wool but for the want Of confidence in
the Government. That an effort will be
made 10 repeal the present tariff lao have
no doubt and that it ioiH be one of the frsi
Efforts ola Loco Congress,
am forewarned /;
and l fear it will be carried by
party discipline.
Should that event take place. the wooden
and wool growing business, WILL BE
LAID PROSTATE. With this, it will
also reach every other department of labor.
If the policy of Calhoun succeeds we shall
see and feel that we shall in an economical
sense be the colonies of mother Eng land. -
Oot 'oSihauhS government - inc WORST un-
der Heaven for men Of business"
The above extract is from one who ba,
year after year paid thousands of dollars
TO Addison County farmers for their sta
pie commodity, wool. 1t is a. we have all
along predicted ind said, that !, was the
threatened repeal Of the tariff blown from
Maine 10 Louisiana by the Locofoc leaders
and papers that had done more 10 curtail
the purchases Of wool by Manufacturers,
than any thing else. What says the above
writeri We should have increases our
purchases Of wool but for want of confidence
in The Government" This, tho language
Of one, is but that Of all, engaged in the
same business. And what has produced
this want Of confidence in the Government
Just now! Il is, that tho Locos who will
have majority in the lower branch of Con-
gress the next session, have given out the
words "repeal The tariff, dosos soith the s-
erea6ls tariff, the oppressed system Of tax-
atiou. Give Us free trade, open your pors
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-08-09
WOOL

More than One Hundred
and fifty thousand
Dollars
Has been and will be paid to the Farmers
of Addison County this year for their
Staple commodity WOOL!
The difference in price compared with tina,
paid last year, will amount to handsome
sum. The amount in gross will fall not
far short of
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-08-09
never,

unless at from IL l.2 10 16 els. per ID. This
once acknowledged as it must be, we wlsh
to ask one more question. Why will you
support Locofocoism, when in it you read
death 10 your interests, inevitable destruc.
lion TO your Aocks of sheep that now afford
you the means Of paying your debts. and
enjoying comfortable living Why will
you do III Should your neighbor receive
into his house murderer, knowing him TO
De such, and knowing he was watching for
an opportunity 10 take Inc lives Of bis family
and himself, community would you know,
call him insane, and fit subject for the 10.
sane Asylum. But what shall DO said Of
the man or mon, who with their eyes open.
will hug 10 their bosoms this loco viper, who
will unless cast from them, sting with dead
y poison or in other words, the Loco lead.
ers who will sacrifice their interests, on the
unhallowed shrine of
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-08-09

With a new nominal duty for revenue &c.
II is this language that has produced this
distrust in the minds Of men engaged in
manufacturing, and to whom the Vermont
farmer mus, look for market for his wool.
But says the frec-trade man Vermont far.
mers can export their wool as well as any
thing else they raise" A great idea this,
to try and export our wool which it is nee.
essary to project by tariff, so as to enable
US 10 raise it at all. 1t is for the purpose Of
securing Us against Buenos Ayres and
Smyrna wool ihet the tariff was laid. To
keep that on. is absolutely necessary to en-
able our Vermont farmers to find market
at anything like fair price for their WOOL
We ask our Loco farmers 10 answer one
question. When and where will you find q
market for your wool, il the tariff is repeal
ed and foreign wool permitted to flood our
cities at the low prices which it is always
sold 2 Let this question be answered hon>
estly and it would be
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party! party /! ?

unhallowed shrine of
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DR. WISTAR'S
BAESAW OF WILD CHERRY.
E'11lf

IMPORTANT CAUTION-The Public should
L bear In mind that 1t is Dr.. WISTARS B.aLSAM OF
WILD CHERRY that performs these remarkable cures
which are published every of the country and the
articles OF similar name that occasionally pued into
rorary notice Those NAY b. good-but know nothing
about them.
q LET EVERY Man, WoMAH AND CHILD read the fol-
loving an II that does not satisfy Of the great virtues Of
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numerous other testimonials like character
WArERvlLLE, (Oneda CO. ~ W Sept. Is, is43.
Oea ofi owe II 70 the afflicted inform You that In
January last attacked By very violent cold caused BIZ
WORKING IN le water which settled my lungs II
coH.de" ug very breast and Sides aud
also qiste@sing cough had attendance all the
medical ad In cur village But after exnau5ng their skill
no avail uey pronounced my disease coStIRMEp CON
and they one and all gore 10 die. After
much persuasion got the consent OF my Physician
the biisam OF d Cherry, prepared by Di. Wstar. pur
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cough was much better and M symptoms in way
improrlng used three bottles and restored
Dr. WIsrAR's Bals4m Of Wd Cherry and take this
method OF giving YOU he nfometoa partly pay the debt
OF gratitude you. and partly that Others similarly
am Very truly yours, ~ JAMES SAGE.
MR.. PALMER, Druggist, under date OF Watervie, Sept
a. Gi3 wtcs-Ihe statement you by Mr. Jonas Sage
we'll known to be true by this Uhoe community
tanly most mark abe The sale OF the Balsam
is very good and success in cures truly tattsIlns
foufs, respectfully, D. D. PALMER.
Le, the afflicted call and certificates They
conclusIvey that THEY CAN CURED tsy get the ,1gh
medicine Be- and get" Dr.. Wisters Basam OF Wild
Cherry Bsrars Of limitations.
This Baisam cures all affections of the lungs aad lys such
as bleeding OF the lungs bronchitis asthma OF 10 or 20 years
= Sold ONLY by ISAAC BUTTS, IL FULTON,
conner OF Nassau-De1ter, Albany; Golham 'Havsn;
medical treatise TO bs mad gratis, above. OILS I'm
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srpnya,s copprAr.-The success. and popularity of this

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n The NORTH CAROLINA sss sss ssx,f e sosss
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very moderate rate.
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CHOiCE TEAS "A fine selection OF choice an
v fragrant Teas received from the last sales al aucton
offered the lowest cashprces Young y.3n Al 2 and
WITH what generally sold 81; also good article OF 0ld
Hy.ou AT 6s: II Skin equal the CITY, AZ jS; I'M
p4al and Cinnpo der at 6s and s the finest 0olonG Sou
chons and ohra Powch2ns OF the cargo 10
the celebrated owqua Mixture Al The reduced pnee 'i ''
boxes of 20 lbs at still farther reduction.
The public are pctfuly invited 10 call and examine be-
Od Java coffee resh roasted and ground daily, at IA pence
per 10.
Also complete assortment Of Sugars
A. JOHNSTON Tea Coffee and Sugar Dealer.
o6 rnisp 81 Rowrrr. corner Of Bayard.street.
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A LMANACS FOR lS44-The Subscribers have
N published their celebrated luchns Improved aud arm
ers Almanac for 1874 being the 2oth year of publication his
Almanac contains much valuable nioTmaton with regard TO
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ne Of high water sc. Also Agricultural remarks vaous
tables anecdotes recipes and miscellany Booksellers c9un-
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e,nputs inserted when ordering thousand more Pub
oIG r.. Ill SIS RAYNOR 76 Bowery.
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spHSScnHcVS Arrived

Passengers Arrived
In the ship BROOKLYN from London-Mrs Jane Booth Mr.
6 Knowlau, and 20 steerage.
In the brig Tybec, from Charestonr Murphy lady and
rhiil
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DRUGGISTS GLASS WARE:--Common Vials' Pre- Pr
scripon Vials Patent Medicine Va!s Acla boltes 80
Oils Concayes Magnesia Backing Vatnish Denljohas'
FIask nkstands Jars Lemon Syrups Mustards, onui1s
Sc SC u
Chemicals of all kinds French English and American All
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Druggists articles, and Patent Medicines, Perumery and
Soaps, general assortment, sc. SC SC,
All altic warranted genuine. The prompest attention
given 10 orders from the couutrv Ola I'm
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T'C DRUGGISTS AND PHYSICIANS -F0R
1 sALE-The Stock and Fixture, Of Drug g-Store; ihe
Stock i, complete the Fixtures of the est KIND 10
any one commencing the above business this "oud DC
rsr, cllanCc ~ ,iey will be sold very low, the owner
having no use for them They may be seen at No y CaI
a 4 NJ aud A. ; i. NJ on j,lS
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inS Astcntion OF Capitalists is directed 70
asthoay J. RlesS ssST end Lots and SIS Bewely by
tie direction Of Lucas Robinson S,5ar I'm b,nrsv s, For
,gn. Isaoasb sf% Mi,5 q and Anetonee averenen
application 10 the Solicitor at No y Mrpcbsn, ~
change ~ 10 o.,
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ERESH STOCK FALL GOODS. boots, Shoes
and Bro;aps-Ihe subscriber h.s now OF hand abopt
5000 cases comprising all kinds usually found IN wholesale
stores among which may be found
l2OO mems thick pegged Boots
$50 $50 call and sewsd Boots
l25 +" boys thick and kpp
5O0 Z" 81 and Br0sans
IN0 mems
Also large and extensive assortment Of ladies' and CHI
ens Boots Shoes Gaiters &c. with 500 dozen sailor
MANY of the ahDye goods and must ~
10 nav advances Purchasesae therefore particularly n'
TO call and examine before thasng
c. H. CARPENTER. 13l Waterstreet
.,,I ,,o Corner of Pins
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.CARPETINGS,

CARPETINGS,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, BOOKINGS, &c.
= The Subscribers haven on hand an extensive
ahd choice selection Of CaIpetincs
FROM A LOW PRICED INGRAM
10 the Richest and most Costly description of
BRUSSELS. .SAyONY. ROYAL WILTON, VELVET,
TURKEY, ADMINISTER AND TAPESTRY
4 rpct / II s.
Also......F l. 0 o i; o ]. CL Q 7 II S
Of the
Ncatest and mcSt Splendid Patterns and Gators.
Also, Srecch aa English Bookings, Dnggets, Fit Gar,
letting RUS o the richest descIltion; French embossed
aole and PIauo Covers Sc. &c. 81 winch will be sold at
PRICES To SUIT THE TINES. BY
c. w. SMITH s Company,
"'' WE 2Ji Broadway. Opnoslte the Oily Hall
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TO MANUFACTURERS.
STEAM REFINED CANDY.

y l.. & A STUART, 2o5 Greenwich, cornec
II. of constantly manufacturing by
steam and have now on hand large OF Candy
&C. oi superior quality suitable for the Southern market
Th, Caqdv being made from Refined Sucar, will Keep IN
warm climate harder and dryer than made from raw su
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C1cErcti,

Steamer Great Western, lIoskins Liverpool, IRWIN,
Steam ship Howard ruIser, Hamburg, Schmidt x Bal
chen.
Ships England Bartlett Liverpool, II Marshall! Mar
tia Washiugton Tyler, Apalachioola, rcst Phillips
Brigs Mary, Richardson, Georgetown 4 Ave1'll Co;
W.kuiia Aiu!!od NO. Johnson Lowden; br brIs Jane
Jordan ST Jrhns NE Dunscomb * Beckwllh Rus brig
Roy Cuts Turks Island, J Elw el! x Co.
schrs Victoria, Hnslaie Aux Gays, aud market, a
Hubbard & Co Hope, Mitchell Wilmington, NC, Mes
NTH & Leeds b schr Martha Mace, Dixon, John, Nb,
c. 4
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NENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING CLEANED,
" Renovated aud Repaired, reasonable terms and with
despatch y. LEVEII, S John ST, near bIoaa" ~.
CAST OFF CLOTHING taken IN payment or purchased
81 s2b Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

TAKE NOTICE.-Mrs WILLIS, TIT lady
l. that gives niormoon future events and what s past
can b. seen at No ElIzabtth doors from ouson
near Bleecker till the last Of October cny, then she w"
leave the CITY s29 mis'