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to our gallant Wing brethren of Vermont for
pointing out to us The true way OF dealing with
offce-huning coalitions, and will further testify
our gratitude by following 10 their footsteps.
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MoNDAY, Oct. IS.

SENATE.
Prayer by the chaplain.
BiHs-By Mr. Colburn, to repeal an act rela-
ting to school monies referred 10 committee on
education. BY Mr. Danfouh, to extend the
charter of the Bank of Woodstock; referred to
committee on Banks. By Mr. Deane, 10 amend
the act Incorporating the Valley Railroad com
pany referred TO committee on roads.
Resoiuiions.-By Mr. Walker, that the Senate
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County Appointments.

The joint assembly chooses to protest certain
drafts offered at its counter. See action on Ben
piDgion county nominations.
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Ohio Eieetion.-A telegruphc despatch to the
New York Tribune, dated Cincinnati, Oct IL,
states that the Wings have probably carried both
branches Of the Legislature. II they have done
so, it 10 first rate work for State which last
wear gave her $1,000 plurality for Cass.
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Joseph Fl. Barrett, Esq. of Middlebury has
been appointed Assistant Clerk of the House oil
Representatives, for the year ensuing
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O. See fourth page for Governors Message
and abstract of the Bank Commissioners report
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We End the following call in the Burlington
Sentinel, signed by Jonas Clark and SO other
Old Liners:
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Chance for California See advertisement
Of James II. Prince, Boston.
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.Ntw York 10 Yermom Whigs.-Among the
excellent resolutions OF the New York Wing
State Convention, we find the following;
RESOLVED, That we tender our hearty thanks
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Ladies' School. Ste advertisement OF Rev.
w. II. Tyler, Pittsfsld, Mass.
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Deutl)s.

In this village, Oct l2h, Robert THOMPSON son of Ella,
and Abby w. Davis, aged g ~ months.
10 Walished Oct 49, Beuj. II Adams, Esq aged 30 yrs.
Drowned, at the Gold Diggngs, in California Ambrose p
Sherman of John Sherman Esq., ember from Chao,t,
AZ his residence, in Pratt Street. Hartford Conn on tba
evening OF TUESDAY, Oct Reuben LangdOn ESQ., ~
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result:
For Secretary Of Stale.
Whole number OF votes, 223
Ferrand f. Merrill, I49
Stoddard b. Colby, 81
Scattering,
Mr. Merrill having been duly elected, receiv-
ed the oath of Office.
For Sergeant at Arms:
Whole number of votes, 226
Luther Cross. l4l
VIM. p. BADGER. rs
Scattering
And the Senate Withdrew, when the Speaker
laid before the House communication from the
House Of Parliament at Montreal, noticing the
loss by fire, in April last, of the extensive Pu Die
Library in that place, and asking copies OF the
Statutes and Journals, &c. of this State, IN order
to enable them to replace the Library winch
communication was referred TO the Committee
on the Library.
On motion of Mr. Rice, the House adjourned
till Tomorrow morning.
SENATE.
TUESDAY, Oct. 10th.
Bils-By Mr. Weston, to procure copies of
Charters and grants of land, made by New
Hampshire referred to the Judiciary committee.
BY Mr. Carpenter, TO incorporate the Waterbury
Falls Manufacturing Company; referred 10 the
committee on Manufactures. By Mr. Dean, re-
pealing several acts relating to highways and
bridges; referred to committee on roads.
Petitions. Aaron Cleaveland and others,
for the change of the name OF Elizabeth Edger-
ton to that of Elizabeth +. Cleaveland referred
to a select committee, consisting OF Messrs Big
Glow, Town, and Chapberln.
Resolutions, = BY Mr. Mclean, that the Judici-
airy committee be instructed TO inquire into the
expediency of revising the Statutes adopted.
H., NJ he IN
nuncatc any information of the expenses incur
red under former resolution, relating to Cana
dian troubles adopted. BY Mr.. Colburn, series
of Joint resolutions having reference to the pres
ent Tariff, and the expediency of changing the
same referred 10 the judiciary committee.
On the resolution for National Board on the
subject Of Agriculture, the chair appointed for
committee, Messrs. Holbrook, Royce and Parker.
Adjourned to 8 A. NJ. Wednesday.
HOUSE.
Prayer by the Rev Mr. Ballou.
Journal of yesterday read and approved.
The Speaker announced as the committee on
the Lurt of the House, under the resolution OF
yesterday-"to inquire into the expediency of a
Legislative recommendation, on the part OF the
State, for Bureau OF Agriculture, &C."
Mr.. Williams, OF Rutland.
Converse, Of Woodstock,
Hubbell, of Fairfax,
Carr, OF Castleton,
Newton, of ST. Adams.
Bais.-By Mr. Newton, for extending the
charter, and increasing the Capital Stock Of the
Bank OF ST. Adams referred to The committee
on Banks BY Mr. liubbel, to authorize the
business Of banking on motion of Mr. Went
worth, laid on the table, and 800 copies ordered
printed for the use Of the House. by Mr. Moul-
tom TO incorporate the Passumpsic Bank, at st.
Johnsbury referred to committee OH Banks
BY Mr. Wentworth, TO incorporate the Saxlons
River Bank; referred 10 committee on banks
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The state Ticket.

We learn that sundry errors have been cor
rec,ed in the official canvass, leaving the true
result on the whole vote, thus:
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State Finances.

We gather the following items from the Re-
port of the Auditor, S. II. Hodges, Esq, of Rut-
land:
Disbursements for The year ending Aug. 81, 1S49
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.fHdison County.

Nsym Ksas Assistant Judges Of the County Court
David 5. Church, Mildebury Sheriff.
Goo. C. Chapman, Middebury, Hgh BdF.
John Prout, Salisbury, States .7norHey
lorno Seymour Mddlcby, Judge Of Probate for the dis
t,ict of addison.
Harvey Muns, Bristol Judge Of Probate for the district Of
Men HducH.
Nahum Parker, Calvin Hill, Justus Cobb, Commissioners
the Jul at hfddiebury.
John Piepont, Samuel Morgan Elliott Sheriff. Commi,
ers for the Jail at Yergennes.
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DIRDDTlDI9
FOR TAKING TIE PILLS, TO
Cure .sgwe 81 Eccer, or Chilss
and Epcer,

Any .sse of Ague and Fever, or Chiis and Fe.
yer, may be speedily and cffsclu1lly cured, hy "a
ing Da. MURPHY'S SUGAR COATED VEG.
EI'ABLE ANTI FEVER PILLS, according 10
lie ioHJslng Directions.
Each Box contains about Thirty Fire Pills and
Fire u ttfmars YeitoW sagar Contd Purga,ius
Psits, wrapped up in picce OF paper. st 3arhe
from lac others, AID designed 10 a.. as a mild
cstheItlc % eleensc the stomach and bo~cts; and
grown person must take dose ol these soon as
The Fever goes OF. From to foe Is doue for
grown person: then commence taking the 9th
ers about eight or ten hours before the usual time
for tie next chill to come on, and grown person
must take fno I'iIls at dose, every two hour,
until six doses have been takcn-zftersards take
tra Pills night and morning for thrive or four
days longer, and you will find yourself effectual.
ly cured. These Pills being coated with sugar,
renders them pleasant TO take, aud prevents all
tue nausea usually attendant on liking other Pills
The dose for children from eight 10 twelve
years old. stoold be halflhe quantity for grown
person, as above recommended TiIose from four
10 eigh, years, one quarter Of the quantity, and
younger children 10 proportion. When children
cannot swallow the Pills, they be made into
a syrup by dissolging them IN warm water, and
sweetening i, with sugar.
The diet, generally, should be light and nour
ishlng, and such as is easily digested; but 10 mild
cases. no change from the usual mode Of living
IL necessary. The patient, however. should not
use any beer, ale or porter.
Just received at the Charlotte Drug Store, and
for sale BY JAS. +. GiLMER.
Charlotte, Sept. 2, IS47.
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SYMPTOMS.

The Symptoms of Fevers are, generally Pain
in the Head and Loins, WEAKNESS OF the Limbs.
Yawning, Stretching, Giddiness Of The Head, Al.
ternate fits Of tea,an Cold the tongue become,
white, and the eyes and skin frequently appc
yellow. In Ague and Fever there is sometimes
great sickness aud vomiting, and Is succeeded by
becomes moist, and proiuso sweat breaks out,
which generally terminates the fi, or parosysm.
Bu. all the symptoms Of Fever vary according 10
the season Of the year, and the sitaiiion Of the
person attacked.
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Tie immediate cause ofAgue and Fever. Chills
and Fever, and Fcvers generally, is Tho efliaria
or miasaa arising from decaying vegetable sub
stances, and from pztrid and stagna,iug waters.
This is evident frem their prevailing 10 the great
est extent ia low, marshy countries abounding
with stagns,ed water ard by their proving most
fatal in all low, marshy countries where mort
heat and moisture are combined.
They may also be accustomed BY eating too much
nnripe fruit. by poor watery diet, damp houses
evening dc.s. lying upon the damp ground, over
fatigue, depressing passions. &c.
Persons Of relaxed habit, who use nnwhole
some diet, and take bu, little exercise. are usual
ly the first to be taken. Also. where the inhabi
tants Of high country remove 10 low one, they
are generally seized with Iatermi,iing Fevers
and TO such thu disease most ap. to prove fatal
if due precantion is not taken 10 prevent IT. Blu
no age, sex, or Constitution, however, en!iseIy
exempt from It's attacks.
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from Ere, zing during the winter, any article de.
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Il well connected History Of tha, eventful 20
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MAS secured the services OF an Attorney re'
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intimate acqua intance with different Departments
and is now prepared 10 procure the sei,lemen, ~
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EniL5 are dista9eJ, as 30 cuFelIso process pro
csg1s, cadet the uos Of these remedies. in ons
and al Of the organs aid limbs a, ths zane
time.
The ganglions IF the middle portions Of The
neck are connected With the muscles Of the liiubs
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Physicians who are no, well acquainted with
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~ Ignorant Of The proper remedies for ihea,, 9 nd
consequently should atser BE- allowed to interfere
~ hs ucatmer..
Tubcrcuist dtsease is enfailcd on great masy
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and BY the abuse OF mercury. The tain, or seeds
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Tor sale III tie urng sinIe OF Z f.iln,er
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BY THEIR USE.

The weak will become s'roBg The pale sas y \
Gus complexion 10 res,orcd TO psr'ec', ~
and healthy color aIl The bad symptoms ~ =
BY oue disappear.
10 short. n,eso Pills are an incofeslsa.s =
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% TINS.
Jsty Is, Is47. hu
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IA BALTIMORE, has removed his laboratory Il
his new building, No "a. and has always on hand
the largest and most complete assortment Of pure
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Pbladel pha.
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April. le45 en-
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All Isiiious Co.nplainls

BOWEL COMPLAINTS, CoNsTiRPATfl
DYSPEPSIA, FEVER AND AGuP, dEp
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same time fcs,ofe tone and vigaf TO iht s,ssz''-
In eazas Of general drrane emeni Of tie t;.s
thrv arc soy vEfgN
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dir. KUEII4'S
ND IDINl gs
REST0nER Of TIE BLOOD.

CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES
Letter from }. R. Callum. Eco. dated MillO,
&. August II. iS47. y
DR.. J. Kuhl--D Dear Sir:
Your Medicines have given entire saiss,.-
in this section Of country, the Abyssin,a M,
turc especially. is highly approved Of /, Ia, a, !,
failed to cure in every case. II sells III. l.,
cakes. have never had enough 10 SUPPL, a.
demand. Yon viii please sead rue 4 l.rr, , =
ply VI IL as soon a. you arrive ii hone.
Yours, respectfully,
J.R. GALLUP.
Milton Diar SD,
Trom the Milton hsoaici.
'I.arnrL Csovx, tncar MiIton,) Jan. IS I,e
Dt. kuhl-Dc Sir:
We have now been about seven ysau -.
| for tho safe of your Resioref Of tho BIaa -
other Medicines. and are happy 10 state ,I,, T..
given in all cases general satisfaction ,s,,...'.'
ly tte Abyssinian Mixtufo HIS given u,;,..'.
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/ your directions. Mr.. James 81. yeros !.
I whom you recommended your Aysmale n
fracf. for rheumatism, bought bo,Ily i i :.
50 cents. and twe einhrncaiions cured NJ, :
iireiy. and lhe disesss has never ,e,u,ass
Your< Respectfully,
KIRBY & ANDERSON
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fJNESTi MONIAi.S.-- Of letter from
N Dr.. waines. 81 Pii'sdelphin, Feb ?, lsi0 ;
y sur Pills arc the milGcst 10 their operations,
vet most powerinl m their Effects, 81 any lha,
have ever met With in practice Of eight and
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hence on the impurities u the blood. Is evident
iy surprising"
Extract Of letter from Dr. Henry Hall. o
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enlargement Of the spleen, Dr. Peters Pills ar,
an excellent medicine"
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Eor the cure of Chronic Diseases of {
Orcuns unu f.fm1s. l----4---a---

II a Perssn has iubcrcular
disease requiring these rem
fti-s. more " less tenderness
s.'l re fell % apply ing pres.
.iie With the thumb on the
saaelions sfihc spinal nerves
10 The iniersertrbrsi spa rs
Aiong each sidc Of the spiae
Ans pc -sor Of common sense
eau determine this fact. II
s M matter whether there
ere one or mote places whefe
londesness Is 'osnd, o. one o.
aiefe organs Of limbs are Lir.
,ased, VI which organs On
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