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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-28
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-28
EXECUTTyE CHAMBER,
Oct. 10, 1913.
FE55AT.Oct. 90

t'Ei1AT, Oct. 90.
SENATE. Bills. BY Mr. Sweat, ~ -
amendment Of the act in relation to hukecp.
crs and retailers of spirits; read twice aud re-
tarrcd 10 committee of Finance. by Mr.
White, to provide for check lists in the sever
al towns Ut ulpCtons,' so far Tas relates to-
county senators; read twice and referred To-
committee Of Elections. .. .......J5
Tho Engrosscd hill, explanatory of the
high way act and nuhorising courts assessinp
fines To asSeSs additional fines when the first
is found insufficient, was taken up and pass
cd ......r
Mr. Mead from Judiciary committee fepor-
ted iu tilvor ol'lhG bill TO render void the sale
Of personal property on execution withnnt
change of possession, with an amendment
couining it to executions made on iudg-
mcnts rendered on confession. The amend.
mcnt was adopted; when, after the bill had
been advocated, and the evils aud frauds
which the proposed law were intended 10
t6rcibly set forth by hlessrs. Chand
Ter and White,he sane passed to be engross-
ed. .
HOUSE Bills introduced and referred. By
Mr. Hancock ,rClating to election oftown rep
rcscnlntivcs, (mny adjourn without day after
three hnllulings;) to committee of Elections
BY Mr. Parker, repeating act ofi846 relating
to judiciary; to Judiciary committee.
by MIR kitlrcdgc Of St. J.,repcaling sec. g
- and II ofact oflSi2 relating to grand list,
to Judiciary committee.
by Mr. Bates, relating to Justices of tho
peace; and by Mr. Parker, explaining sec. 81
chap. 20 II. s.; both 10 Judiciary committee.
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on TO the ground. They had no doubt mt all
ofobtoining victory over four or five thou
sand-chieAy volunteers -und this state of
mind, throwing them Off their guard, prob
ably led to their defeat. "And," he added, "if
our nation should fall, us other nations have
fallen, it will be from similar cnusc."
Very respectfully yours,
THOMAS SAVAGE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-28

the wIig ranks and to the WING PARTY,
which, after all, is the only party in The coun-
try,which can be relied Ipon us being TRUE
Many have already done so-we orden;ly
hope 10 one will fail to do it.--UoodstocE
U0cUy.
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all tie States, and upon the point Of The dis
p0sal, or Of the management Of IL, Vermont
is entitled 10 he heard, and 10 net. II is.thcrc-
fore, n nnllcr of domestic interest. uud, as
euch claims our attention and vigilance
The country yielded by orr sister republic
being contiguous To the sUvc-hodiug Stnies,
mud much Of il being supposed to be nuuri,I-
~ suited 10 the labor of the black niun, il Is
insisted hint sluyo owners should be allowed
10 carry their slaves intpiI aud IhorO hOIA
Them rs property: that Congress in providing
n government for H. should expressly IernliZo
slavery therein. ! do not understand that the
statesmen of tho slave states, except the irw
that nHrrihc 10 slavery divine origin, claim
any rn'ural or unqualified right in.ouc mals
10 Cnslavc uuoiLcr--nor. allowing lhc same
exceptions, do HEY hold Ilat slavery exists ~
an Institution O, the United States, hul admit
iiio he Sinlr institution. Il WAS not cs;alI-.
llsh"d by HE irdcral government. but tOlern-
ted only: and HIS waa a reluctant Ccucrssion
tO supposed necessity Whether Congress
c0u, |"h5i'V, Ny net Of LEGISLATION pat slnyc-
huiding under guaranty in any pocc where
II did not exist when the constitution was
formed, nud its compromises, 50 called, were
arranged, the people OF this Stujc upprc-
beHd do not cousilCrto he dclH,cuhlc--lhev
denying to tiIc body such right. But, they
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if paid within the year; $500 if delayed be.
yond that time. No paper discontinued till
all urrcarOgcs are paid except at the option of
the publisher.
Advertisements inserted at the usual prices.
Transient udvGrtsemcn TO be paid in advance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-28

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fcNoU tHt=tN3 OiHc SCaWe amt o. me
House Of ItC~cs,nigdrca;-At oar c"I'riugup-
on the service OF TIE state for new political
term, 1t Is due to Him from whom all good
thugs proceed, MAT we gratefully ar,H""I-
edge Ills goodness SO SIEadiif Illustrated by
the ample measure OF temporal blr"slngs iu-
parted 10 The people OF TINS '''ai', ~ tie year
past. Wiih the deepest c""scicullou-ursS
our fathers, in peace aud IN war, IN prosper
ny or adversely, in all their public couucii.,
rccogulHcd the DIVINE froridrIcc' 0ud It Is
n fact which Keeps bright the hope we cher
lsn for the permanent welfare oi our county,
that the reEcrcni example the departed com
mcudCd 10 us has not been, as yet, either for
gotten or sighted. The prayer ortlc true
patriot Is, that II may lee long before human
pride or II vain philosophy shall sgduce ~ a.
uHlioU, to deny our dependence on God, or
make Us ashamed To Wow II. Aud NOW,
while we are intcrchauaing congratulations
over the physical Gifts bestowed upon us, ht
us not be unmiudul, that Whatever of WIS
dom we have with which 10 conceive meas.
urcs for the general good, springs NOT from
ourselves hut. comcih down from above. i hc
thought of this. iiH attend our irui-nii,c de-
hbcraious, will chastcn tie feeling OF self
confidence. aud, aiding as iu l,r exercise ul
Judgment i'm dncidiurard OF pruduucc ia net
inc. will guide us the more surely ia the pu,h
Ofdutv.
You " III not cNpecl that, IN making this
communication, array byiorvN on MANY ini-
les. 50 simple is the form arl 20 cay the
working ol our State auyrrumgui--so Quiet
" do our civil and political institutions move
on i'm thcrcnursc. SO Seldom, IL oar COM
paratye seclusior. is the surface Of popuIur
co,,rn, RULED ihgt n very stringent cx..rury
for lc.isloIiyc iu,cruosiIi,p ,,rrIy. urcurs. Qrr
prjrciulrs. & G,w umrp,. 1Is.ifls iirlir,,.,. are
disposed TO dis,ulnlhc iouudaiiop. h>l.cury
IS. Tint IaW.. uoI .nift, go arr ard ahhuu-I
the maxim has hgeu So often uttered ma l,,
have become truisnl. we sIs,Il nevertheless
be urotited by frequently yrrurrillr.l To ,I,p O..
.eulial irulii /, c,iiaiu: Tuaunlir,u' sys.
TON, hg.,I ~, flc ,r,io, b,oL r,,t, r.'.U mo-,
10 self .,,r,nn,p,.t. the n,.rir,,aI,re .c civil
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-28

THURSDAY, A. NJ. Oct. 10.
SENATE. Bills introduced. BY Mr.
Crawford, to constitute the Atlantic and ST
Lawrence Rail road Co. an incorporation of
this State--read twice and referred to com
mittee on roads. BY Mr. Walker in addition
to the School law empowering districts to
raise the amount of $40 for the first year. and
$40 for succeeding years to purchase libra
rics-read twice and referred TO committee
on education.
Mr. Reyes offered n preamble aud rcsolu
ton communicating the obtaining ofthe can
non taken at the battle of Bennington, and
for meeting in the Representatives Hall at
6 1-2 o'clock p. NJ. Friday evening for pub
lie reception of said ordnance-wlich was
read and passed
Senator Mattocks asked and obtained leave
ofabsenceF for the remainder of tho session.
Mir Kiiuball from committee 20 whom was
referred the bill explanatory ofthe act rela-
ting to the repairs of highways and bridges,
reported that the same ought 10 pass--pass-
ed to he engrOssCd.
HOUSE. The Speaker laid before the
House n communication from the President
of the COUNSEL of Cencors enclosing report
and resolution ofthe Council, declaring the
act of lS47, relating to the election of Sena-
tors to he unconstitutional, on the ground
that the constitution itself fixes the day of e.
lection and the day of returning the votes
Read and referred to the Judiciary commit
tee. Mr. Carpenter ofN., from the Judicia-
ry committee, reported hill repeating the
act i'm question, which was ordered to n third
reading.
Bill. Introduced From the Senate, for c
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VERMONT LEGISLATURE.

WEDNESDAY, Oct ~.
SENATE. Mr. Reyes introduced bill to
incorporate the Newhury Steam Manufacture
/ ing Company, which was read twice and re-
crrod to committee on Muuui6cturcs
Mr. Mead called up the bill relating TO the
election Of Presidential Electors and mem
/ bers of Congress, which passed for engross-
ucut.
/ MIR Chandler from tho Judiciary Commit
/ tee reported in favor ofthc bin relating 10 the
election of county Senators; when the hjII,
/ (Which repeats the act of last session rrquir-
ing the return ofyotes in four days after G.
lection) after being advocated by Mir White,
passed TO be engroSscd.
/ ArTERNooN.
/ Mr. Ferguson called up the bill relating TO
Presidential Electors aud Members Of Con-
grcss, which was read and passed.
MIR White called mp the bill to repeal the
act relating to The time of returning votes for
county Senators; when, after being supper
ted by Messrs. Colhurn and Stewart, on the
ground ofthC uuConsliutionality ofthe act OF
last year. the hiI! was passed.
HOUSE: The chair announced the Stan
ding Committees.
Petition referred. OF Joshua Andrews
and others, for Il tax on Bradleyvale, to Land
Tax committee.
!, MesSrS' rage OF p"nV'le ann fn.''r OF
l"'I'N",'e'S Ia" 'c'No VI "'''"'o 'o' '''
'e,,''uocI VI ''!e session.
w "o''"" "' 'ir carpenter "I M"lrlo"n'
llS i'UlSc l'r"cG"G"4 TO t''G elec'i0n OF CIGiN'
"He" rrrIn" = Met'''' rTP' o' mont Peher
WIS ''cV'e" ny "'"'''"'o"s N"'e' al" was
sworn,
=, W, C''u cul'CH up 'nG resolution ""h''u"s
pr hoo'r'S o' r"'lh''" 10 u seal 'TG "o'oh
gr"ns 10 TIl'r II 10 c"n',"'''c "l EI'c''""''
~ i,",I'u ny f,r >l,'rrtl2' "i - ' 3P ''s-
nycs ICG, noes los. Mr. Carueuicr ocN. NOV.
ed to dismiss, with view To open the merits
otlhc case for discussion, and supported his
mntion, and Mr. Hastings replied, when the
chair ruled that the only matter subject to
debate is rs 10 tue validity of Inc certificate
on which prima iilcio right to a sent is
claimed. After further debate by Mcssrs.
BCardsloy. Converse, n ccdhOm, WhiltcnIorc
licalon. Spraguc, Carpenter of \. and Smith
ofWcston, the question was pur--aycs l05
noes no. Mr. itca;on proposed 10 qualify
tn" resolution 10y nddue Ihc words "uuii
otherwise ordc"cd:' agreed to. Mr. White
more moved an adjournment % minutes
past -; lost. The resolution rs qualified
was passed, 100 10 lob.
ArTEENooN.
Mr. Roberts oT Sheffield appeared in the
House, was sworn, and took his seat.
Resolutions. by MIR BeardSey, suspend
iug the right oil both the returned members
Of Kirby To vote; adopted by Mr. Carpenter
of \. insirncting committee Of elections To
enquire into THO right of Mr. Roberts OF ~tc;-
field 10 n seut--adoptcd. hy MIR CouTcrsr.
INTO the CNppuiCprI of milking counties lin
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-28

I NNereUpOn GIIUKFE HOW rs was de-
clured to be elected Treasurer for the year
ensuing.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-27

G.ip-A l,n,t from VI u'rrcy "olrs
,lli cola tl.lrn ,.tnyc,rl 80 sfro, a.,
tuul,uco ,r ,fr sanls ollhc 'wo u'cr,
which rrm tbr Sacramento. "a Upper Crit
hrnm Il Is found IN the shape Of 'qp'rfr
shot nllcn,d our. Twenty Thou'nnl Dot.
Tar. worth I'm, already been COLLECTED nul
every man. woman and child wh'c' cou b.
spared are moving to the e d0ralo 49,
such De-, the demand for vessels 10 Nh'ch. %
wash the s,ud that cradles are 90 ci,a, d..
maud aul 'Ac chlilr,n ntc IN 'hc m,on.
vhl, kept q1c. 10y iogoE " ro.G. 81
gus he story.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-27

Tie valuable o.ae-o.a .5 r-..-i..
t1.vu a. lsA.e. Nusrla vrr sid -.
t4-na- =, Philadelphia. go i.e -I., .r.,
uuasr A'lcrf varraat IT,. fr.t ,t,r
: war4' i.ru..as tia ,a.lA..s e.'.r,ii o.
"a uits o. .'-i ty Clarke Wa. T.sr
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-27

NJ po.k's muh i masking sal worn O.
norg the Pennsylvania Iron iu,ct,s, 49,
A Icucr to the Philadelphia News from
Danylilc says
The Rolling Mil and all the furnaces
IN plnyllIc. Penn are closed and at least
500 wothmcn throWnou' Of employment
,Uyiour oflhc company's houses are emp
" md half thcrcm1ung $50 hou'''w''l
be So IN few days.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-17

SOUTHERN MEDICAL OFFICE
No. 10 CyHRONDELEI' ST.
ITO THE PUBLlC.-Nine years permanently located IN
Il this city, combined with the unvaued success pecu
liar system Of treatment for SyphitC Mercuua and H
Chronic pants has met with during that time has fully
and sOundly established our reputation.
The Southern Midcal Office No Is CdrOHdrtc STREET,
established in 1910, for the OF all Chronic affections,
card is to inform those who know its location that fiat
lcted with OF those private diseases which uuOru
natey so prevalent, they consult us with certainty and
guarantee of cure
To those especially who, from an immoGerate Of Met
curry, NAL practice Secondary Syphilis causing Nodes
the bones, nocturnal Rheumatism, itching the chest
blOches the skin ulcers the throat, general deBV
have ruined their constitution, recommend TO call upon
for confident that the prompt and permanent re-
lief they viii derive from the active effects of treatment
will atOnce convince them of capably Oftuhug wind
profess.
We do not boast of making rapid and hasy cures but or
satisfaction is perform thorough and radical ones in rs
short space tme 1t possibly be DONE with adYau
tage and safety to the patient
We will not here through newspaper medium IL
elaborate remarks regarding venereal affections n
disease that unfortunately pTeyadeS all ranks Of society rh
and poor matrimonial and single all will observe is "a
person afflicted with complaint Of that nature
class his peculiar with Of those that describe (sa#
eatise) by calling at our Office will give him. frea Ji
all charges, what explanation advice he may desire
It often happens that imed sense of shame Oh daaf
OF discovery deers patient from applying to those who rO
education and TespeCtabllIy, beend him. delaying
treatment till all the constitutional symptoms OF lhis non
disease axe their appearance
10 such, the doctor pledges himself TO preserve the mot
nVOabe secrecy and from his practice and pNuP
nence he can confidently recommend safe amdeedy cue
l.. g. THOMSON. (
Office NO.18 CarOndeet street. between Canal and ConA
mon, sign Of the Marble Hsculapian Statue. Private en-
trance INST door to the right Of No 49, IN CarOndeet street.
TnVae egress both uncommon and CaTOndeletss myl3 2m
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BANKING COMPANIES.

Mechanics and Traders Bank Capital s. O0O,OOO
GEO MORGAN, President; $. c. BELL, Cashier. IJfrec
grS: 5. Stewart, r. w Montgomery, B. F. Fox T. H.
Dudley, A d. CrOssman A. ID. Kelly; c. Gaya1re for the
State; Jacob OFT, for Mechanics Society. Levi PIERCE
Attorney H. r. Cenas, Notary Discount Days. Mon
City Bank Capital $2OOOOOO. SAMUEL J. PETERS
President; X J. PALFREY, Cashier DireCtOrS 5. j. Pc
tiers, William H. Avery, p. COnrey, IT.. J. R. Shaw j. w
Stanton w. p. Converse. A. Hobart, Jr G. w Suures p
Sawve, J. I Russell F. JOrdy, VIM. AlIing. H. LOcket
Attorney II. b. Cenas, Notary Discount dqiiv at noon
Branch at NatchhOches-A. LemGe, Cashier Branch at
Baton Rouge. Shoppers, Cashier.
Canal Bank-Capita 1000 Co., GLENDy BrRKE Pres
dent; n. y. WILKINSON, Cashier. Directors: William
Henderson, VIM NJ. Goodrich J. l.. BOgen James l. Me
Lean Frank PeuOt, J. p Whitney F. b Conrad Attor y
L. HERMANN Notary. Discount Days Wednesdays and
Bayou SaTa-R. MumtOrd, A gent: at Franklin-R Hare
Agent; at DonadsOnvie-E J. Tebault, Agent.
Louisiana State Bank Capital s2OOOOOO JRR
ALGME, President; RICHARD RELF Cashier. Tirccfgys
YIN. T. Hepp, f. b. Harris, r. Bmgier Pierre Poutz A
MRlItenReTger, A. Cariere, James Reed, Felix CHINA
Felix CInma, Attorney; Achille Chapella, Notary DIS
count days Wednesdays and Saturdays Branch at 81
MarlnsVllle-RansOm Eastin, Agent.
Bank of Louisiana-Capital 81 600 OOO w w. MoYT-
GOMERY, President; ROB'T NJ. DAVIS Cashier. Direct
ors; James Hewitt, Ambrose Lanfear VIM Vogel. Chris
ova Ioedano, James J. Day, Geo Urquhan Alfred Hem
lienshaw and Cuhben Buitt, for the State Levi Peirce
attorney; William Chrlsty, Notary. Discount Days :
Mondays and Thursdays Branch at DonaIdsonvle-Johp
GhaStant, Agent; at Baton Rouge Menard Agent; at
st. FrancsvileJ. N Maynard, Agent at Alexandra-
h u HynsOn, Agent; at OpeIOUsas-E DeBalOn, A gent
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-17

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hours foa A NJ. to Up MI
DENIS PREEUR, Collector D. o ncks and J. w Hincks
Deputy Collectors Alcee LaBmrghe Naval Officer; Louis
Deetras Deputy do David Hayden, Surveyor; J. Graham
w. P. Reybgm, Deputy, do F. MoPhy, J. Duncan, Ap-
graIseBi 5. Boyd, Weigher; N ID. Rind Gauger; G. W
BBuhyi Measuer \. G. Snethen, Marker a: Blondeau
BOOkkeepeT; A. ID. DOnOCOurt, Registering Clerk L. S
DeStOTgeS, I'd do p. Cucullu, Sd do; E. COax ImpOs
Bookkeeper P, NJ. Ozanne, lst ImpOst Clerk s. NJ Read
I'd do JnO Bainard, 3D. do; R. Bache 4h do c. Iesseps
Debenture Clerk G. B. MOntamat Cash Clerk H GeneTes
Assistant do +. B. Bernard, Commercial Abstract Clerk
j. P. White Assistant Abstract Clerk; w F. c. Duplesss
Pondng Clerk w E.. Wells, Storekeeper; T. Ducayet
Deputy; John Taylor Inspector Port Bayou St John
s. H. Page Surveyor and Inspector at Port Pontcharran
Day Inspectors w. NJ Carter, H. G. Pearson, w. P
Berry, E. J. Jenkins John Jones' G. w IIeyi A. ri Gil
land, T. A. Williams, E. segOt, L. R; RanaIdson P
AvegnO, Jr, 3. Williams, p Kennedy, G. L. Cruzat N
Smnotti Jr, G, A TallaHe, T. J. Beck, N. w Campbell
T. l. Lynd, z. Masslen, F. p Percy Isaac A. Smith d.
PPnsuT 49, j. A. Dqgoe N Egan jules DqHve s. v. smith
rousseau John Wilcox p. Gentn, John C. TAYLOR lanes
" Nandegntt, T.. l.. b. Dupessis w. K Stiles Joseph
Gen0lS, Jr, John J. Nicholson, g. Hust F. Tainluer
?. UpheT, DuVerney Fauar V. Duplsssis A. B. Shelby,
George 3: BOwditch. O. A. Kirkland, Thos Th6ard
Smyth, Musgrove Evans, John DaIman, w w Wiggins
f. L. Nicomede, W. Riley Knight.
Etght insgectOrs- 4. J. FaIon J. A. Noble s P Ross,
L. Breed, ii. Crane ' - Oi'i' IL
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MEDTOAL OFFIQE.

No. 30 CUSTOyHHODSE STREET., m. o.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING PAY REQUTa ED
4 UNTIL A CURE Is EFFECTED-PHyate Diseases gaIed
in few days by regular physician, without mercury OK
other poisonous medicines, at No. % CHStODhOHse street.
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
any fthe forms of certain Disease 10 his general atve.
tisement another column The treatment adopted by hu
that which has the approval Of the most dsn guseg Dr
geons of Paris London and New York and its upivafs8
success has proved beyond doubt that permanent cuf
the worst OF constitutional syphilis gOuOrrhua sfr
tuTe, enlargement OF the PROSTATE glands diseases iudl
by certain s9taTy practice, ETC., ETC., be obi incl
TO moral certainty II application be made those 81 hust
Intelligence skll and experience bereed on Since Dr.
muen Opehea IN tins CITY, all the many hat have coma
1nder MS care nave been cured without single execution
Some OF these We're Of years standing One ga
OF sncure 81 Old, has been cured to the surprise al ne
patent The gentleman (whOse responsibility is kntvu 10
the cltzens OF New Oreanr) hand and Cby ms u
SOM can be referred to- DR. NJ IS treatment Of sff as
not known South OF New York His treatment al qouo.
Thea and geet the most perfect ever discovered II ta
shortest safest and suest. The patient takes no cpgafy
cuDeps turpenue or other dOses but cure Is 1.
famed IN one or two days with0ut pain incony Bspc n
GEange OF Diet ES No pay unless effected yihE
lMPoTEECY- " Dung men Otherswho By sexual sxeea
~ ~ poAN0n may have brought on themselves any Of s
painful consequences resulting 0m an ajned nlu
genee oil the Passions such pema npotency Byt
9hay seminal emissions, general debility Or consiin md
arrangement, NAV consult Dr. Mullen with honorable o.
observed. - 4 ''N sun ''t '
Dr. Mullen be consulted dailyat his Office No fGCaa
tOmhouse street. BENJAMIN MIrTIES ND
~ Remember No. So CpstOmhOpss street. iY1a