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miscellaneous Advertisements.
Constipation, or Costiveness and
DvSpensia. eE

However long standing hahua or persistent, Com.
pleiely Cured Without MeGienes Injections or Baths,
by means OF an agreeable and nutritious FOOD called
Eryaenfa. The farna of this simple vegetable is now
manufactured into Crackers, and eaten in that simple
form, with boiled milk. Its certain effect i'll subdu-
ing the most desperate of Constipation or Dys-
pepsla and in restoring the stomach and bow els the
normal condition, will aStOnish the sOutest unbeleW-
ers. The Crackers are manufactured from" Warton's
Original Genuine Ervalenta." as sold in the United
States for many years past. References given, and
sons shown, who frankly and earnestly testify their
great merit and efficacy.
Manufactured only by tho subscriber, and sold at his
Cracker Bakery, 2l9 Forsyth street, (near Houstsn)
New York, al 20 cents per pound, Will be for
sale by many respectable grocers, asO in this city,
Full directions accompany each package. None genu-
inc but those marked Davys." They will keep for
years IN any climates will be forwarded to any part of
the world with directions for use
ISAAC MCGAY,
o7-3m Cracker Baker. 2I9 Forsvth st N V
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Richardson's kri&Is Linens.
DAMASKS. DIAPERS- &c

Consumers of Richardson's Linens, and those de,i
rous OF obtaining The Genuine GoOds should see thai
the articles They p.rchase are sealed with the fuIl
ua'ne OF the llrm-RlCiiARDSON, SONS y OWDEN,
AS guarantee OF the soundness and durability of
the Goods. -
This caution is rendered essentially necessary as
large quantities. of Inferior aud defective Linens are
prepared season after and sea ed The
OF Rchardson by Irish lIOu4es no regardless of IhC
injury thus lnilcIcd iks The American consumer
and the manufacturers OF the genuine GonIs will moi
readily abandon business 50 profitable while purcla
scfs can be Imposed on with Goods of worthless
character.
J. BULLOCKE II J q. LOCKE,
s9iy Agents, SO Church .rpet. Neu Ynrt
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The Law of Newspapers as decided by The
Courts.
General and Local Information
u. 8. Government.

President: JAMES BUCHANAN.
Vice President: JOHN e. BREcKINRIDGE.
Secretary Of State: Gen. LEWIS CAss
Secretary of Interior: JACOB THOMPsoT.
Secretary of Treasury: HOWELL COBB.
Sec,s stary of War; JOHN b FLOYD.
Secretary of Navy: ISAAC ToUCEY.
Postmaster Generals A. V. Brown.
Attorney General: JEREMIAH S BLACK.
Chief j Justice If the United States. ROGER B. Ia
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Hundred Officers

Notaries Public J 5 huntington and f Colt;
Justices of the Peace Smyrna John Eaton David
Lockwood; KentOn. VIM ii Taylor;
Collector: Lewis Graham;
Constables Smyrna, Capt Henry d. Scout; Keaton,
Lewis Graham;
Assessor: James w Roe
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Corporations.

BanA Of SmyrnG-Presideni A. Stockly; Cashier
William M. Bells Clerks, 4. !. Colt John c. Stocklv
Directors. Hon Piesley Spruance. William j. HurOck
Daniel COrbt. Henry Stout. Daniel Cummins George
Davis, James R. Clements Peter E. Causey y;-DiscounI
day Thursday.
~ Smyrna Library Observation-Disclosures r,onieI
Cunmlns; Vice President, Rev. VIM II Brisbane
Recording Secretary Robt lIOfeckeri Correspond
ing Secretary. DR. E d Daley; Treasurer. Wm r
EliasOR; Managers, John NJ Defining. Robl IL Cummns
AMI DE- E Clawson.
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Prospectus for ISJS-'59.
The Pennsylvania.
2, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.

~
The great events of the immediate future so largely
depending upon the bOldness and energy of the Demo.
cratc party OF the country, call for the widest dissent
nation among the people of all facts and arguments
elucIdaiIng and sustaining the Democratic National
pOncy; and the duty OF an independent Democratic
ournal in such crisis of our history can only be fully
and advantageously discharged by the acliv co
lion OF all who desire Democratic success in extend
| ing the sphere of its usefulness THE PENNSYIr
VANlAN has for over twenty five years occupied the
position oil central organ in Pennsy lvania winning
by It's boldness and ability, the confidence and warm
regard of the Democracy of every State in the Union
aud the Proprietor appeals with confidence 10 the De-
mocracy otlhe country, in desiring exleI still
more widely IFS influence He invites attention TO the
aoy with Whlchhls par er conducted and the care
exercised IN all It's departments. Aside from lis hiph
ard unquesloned political character no paper enjovs
IN larger degree the confidence of the business com
munlty. lis Commercial and Monetary Rsports are
full and comprehensive; its Marine List unsurpassad
Tor correctness and reliability; and in all the depart
mcnls OF tirst.class newspaper outlay or expense
is spared 10 make it complete and acceptable.
Ahe proprietor lrlSts 10 commend The Pcnnsylva.
man TO the business and reading community for It's
ABILITY and excellence, and sOcits critical eXamlna
on oil It's merits 1t is his aim to make il necessary
VISITOR III The counting house, honest counsellor in
the bank parlOr an exponent of every trading ana
business interest, while news Journal, il shall be
unsurpassed for reliability; and he would also com.
menu IL 10 business men as medium OF advertising
Its DAILY, Tri-Weekly and Weekly issues go in large
numbers into every State in the Union No naDer
either IN Philadelphia New York. is So largely cir
eulaed and generally read those sections from which
Philadelphia derives her chief trade and where il is
specially important that business houses should be
known and appreciated.
- The TRl-WEERLY Pennsylvania is printed everv
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday and contains all the
reading matter Of the DAILY editions The WEEKLY
Pennsylvanlan is printed every Saturday and is who'll
ly deysed to News, Literature, Politics, Agriculture
and Trade. ''O''
L erms:
Daily Pennsylvania 5000 per annum, invariably in
advance. '''
lr-"eekIy' $500 per annum, invariably in advance.
The price OF The Weekly Pcnnsyl vanan is One Dollar
per ahnum but fol the purpose of further increas
ing me circulation the following inducements ure
offered to Agents and others TO RAISE Clubs;
Ohe copy one year, 81 90
Six copies, "a 00
Twelve copies" 10 90
E;Shleen Il 90
Twenty-Five % 6O
Larger clubs in proportion.
In all cases. orders Tor the paper must be accompa
MED by the cash.
Letters TO be addressed. postpaid to
ooo WIN. RICE, Proprietor,
e'O No. lOS South Third street. Philadelohia
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State Government.

Governor: PETER T. CAUsEY.
Secretary of State: JAMES X. LOFLAND.
State Treasurer: WM.J CLARK.
State Auditor: A. B. MARVEL.
Judge u S. Circuit Court: WILLARD HALL.
Chancellor; SAMUEL NJ. HARRINGTON.
Chief Justice: L. W. GILPIN; Associates, ].
JOHN w. HoUsTON, EDWARD HUoTEN
Attorney General: GEO. F. FISHER.
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Town GOvernmant

Commissioners: William Denney, DIR M Fisler
Or William Cummns Walter McMuen, William G
Elason, Presley S2ruance. Jr. and John NJ. Voshel;
Assessor: William WiIds;
Treasurer: Thomas T. Jefferson;
Police: Henry Cunningham, John L Chefiins and
Benjamin Brown.
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Churches.

Asoury N Church. Methodist, opposite Market
sreei ReV WIN IL Brisbane, pastor services lOI
O'Clock nOrning-evening at Z;
rresoyIerIan Church. corner Methodist and East
steen; Rev JOHN McClusky, d ID. pastor services 10
ecTk, m. and pm;
81 Peters prot EpiscopaD. Union ct; pastor, Rev
julius Grammer; services at lOA O'Clock, m, and 3
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~ IIt'I I4NNI OIN8 DIIII.,
where he intends to devote his entire lime io tho
manufacture OF BOOTS and SHOES of all kinl.
and varieties in the neatest and most E,sbonohIo
styles. and at satisfactory prices
HIS stock will consist IN parl Of Gentemens Fine
Cail anu fateht Leather Boots and Shoes latest
sIyIes. Ladies and Misses CATERS and other Shoes
III grea; variety. And in fact everything connected
with the Shoe business
CUSTOMER WORK will be particularly attended
TO- anu III al cases MI satisfaction be warranted
06T LASTS FITTED UP by one of tho
best makers in the country.
The long practical experience of the undersiOneJ
and his thorough know Wedge Cf the business in ali lis
branches, will. he trusts, be sufficient guarantee o
lhe public that he will do them justice and furnish
Ihem an article that will recommend se for utiIIiv
chGapness and durability. JOSEPH FULL,AIER
KEPAlRlNG fall kinds neatly DONE at reasona.
"c Ed'es' mTV6-lV
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Treasurer: WIN. SATTERFAELD.
Register: ID. G. GOODWIN.
Recorder: GEO. RAwLsTON.
Parliamentary RICHARD ~ MERRIKEN.
Clerk of the Peace JOHN $. BELL.
Clerk Of the Orphans Court. JAMES F. ALLEE.
Sheriff: WILLIAM A. ATKINSON
Coroner JOHN HUSBANDS
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SQCipfiaS

Morning Star Lodge. No 6. / Of o F,-Meets ai
Odd Fsiews' Hall every Friday evening;
e shawnee Tribe, No 5, of M.-Meets every
Thursday evening al Spruancs Building;
Mcdonnell Encampment No 2. / o Of F,-Meets
I'd and 4Ih Tuesday Of every month.
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THE smY RMA TIME S
is EDITED AND PUBLISH
BY ROBT. ID. IIOFFECKER.

BY ROBT. d. IOFFECKER.
This paper is issued weekly at 81 so in advance, or
$2e2 If net paid within the Year
Advert sementS will be charged so cts per square for
the first assertion, and 25 cts tor every subsequent III
serton,-twelye lines or less considered u square.
Obituary and Marriage Notices inserted gratis,
and in all cases must be scu to The Office for pubca-
ton
Job Printing done with dispatch at the Smyrna
Times" Office, upon very moderate charges.
&r Judgment Bonds, Notes, &C., hep constantly on
hand, and other Blanks printed to order Puncually
and correctly.
Persons IN want of Bills Blanks or anything in the
Jobbing line, will find their interest 10 give us
call,
The Law of Newspapers as decided by the
Courts.
J. Subscribers who do give express notice TO the
contrary, considered wishing TO continue their
subscription.
O. If subscribers order the discontinuance of their
periodicals, the publisher may continue TO send them
antil all arrearages are paid
g. If subscribers neglect or refuse 30 take their Pc
riodicals from the oGice to which they directed
they held responsible Till they have settled the bill
and ordered them discontinued.
Ali subscribers 10 other places without in
forming the publishers, and the papers sent 10 the
former direction, they are held responsible.
5 The Courts have decided that refusing TO take
periodicals from the office, removing and leaving
them uncalled for, prima iace evidence Of inten
tOnal fraud.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

| TIE sciences of Chemistry and Medicine I'm ve been
taxed telr utmost 10 produce this best, most perfect
purgalIVe which is known to man. InnumersbIe
proofs are shown that these Pills have virtues which
urpaSS III excellence the ordinary medicines and that
| ihey win nnprScedentedy upon the esteem of all men,
hey are sale and pleasant 10 lake but pOweTIu 10
cure lher penetrating properties stimulate the vital
acuEleS Oi The body, remove the Obstruciions of lis
"'S"'S' purify Tie blood, and eXpel Gsease they
purge out the iOu humors whrh breed and grow dis.
'tiHPeF' stimulate sluggish or IsOrdeTed Organs into
lhtlr natural action, and Impari healthy tone with
Strength TO lhc Whole system. Not Onl, do they cure
'e eNtry-daY complaints of everybody but also for
hGaDie AMI dangerous diseases that have bsfed The
'rst "i human skIll. While they produce powerful
elects, ihey are al the time in Diminished dues
me 'issl and best rhysic that be employed for
'hiiurtli icnS sugar coated, they are pleasant 10
axes aid being purely vegetable are free from any
RISK ol harEl. Cures have been made which surpals
oehsi were ihey moi subSanlaed by men of such eI.
hleh position and character forbid the suspicion
81 hhlruh Many eminent cergymen and phyGIcians
ave lent thcIr naRes to certify the public the re.
iiahsliy ol my remedies, while others have sent me
inc ASSURANCES Of their convection that my Preparations
con rhnie lAmeIsely 10 the relief of my afflicted Euf.
terIng lSUW-IHCn.
lhe Agents below naned are peassd to furnish
gfdils my AmsfcaH ASHLac. containing directions for
eir use and certificates Of their cures of tbs follow
ing complaints:
Co.uveness, Bilious Com painis, Rheumatism, Drop.
~ hear.ourli' HGadache arising from foul stomach,
NcaSea' Indigestion, Morbid lnacliOn of the Bowels
aud Ram arising Iheretrom. FlaiuIency Loss Of An.
Pee' ali Olcerous and Cntaneous Diseases which
,i lure an c,aruail medicine. Scrofua Kings Evil.
lhey also BY purifying the blood and stimulating tho
system, cure many complaints which il NuulG not he
supposed they could reach, sch as Deafness Partial
GUINNESS, Neuralgia and Nervous IrriiabiliIy, De-
ahgemehis of the Liver and Kidneys, Gout and other
dhured mpalnIz arising from low state Of the body
'r obstruction of lis ftlmC lions
- 10 not be put oil by unprincipled dealers with
ONE Oher pill they make more profit on Ask for
ayers Pills. and take nothing else. No other they
an give you compares with tins in It's intrinsic value
: cuta'!Ne powers. The sick want the best aid there
$ ior them. and they should have it,
prepared by Dr. j. C.. aver,
Practical and Analytical Chemist Lowell, Mass
trlce % cts. per Box. Five Boxes for 81.
Sold by D. LOCKW OOD, and J. p HOFFECkER
myrna, and all Traders everywhere. iyI-6m
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Congress
Kent County Office.

Senator's: JAMES a. BAYARD, MARTIN w. BATES
Representative: WIN. G. WHITLEY
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Watches, Jewelry & Silvcrware,
Samuel A. Mansfield,

sUcCEs5oh TO THOMAS j. MEGEAR,
No. 90 North Second Street, corner of Church
Alley, Philadelphia.
CR DERS0NS in want of RELIABLE TIME.
EAs l. PIECES, are respectfully invited TO ex
SAASzaa nine my stock Of Fine English and Swiss
Watches, which have been selected with great care,
and will be sold at Us low prices at any other
in the Oity. Decl0 ly
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" O ii &C

TTNIIE Stockholders of the Smyrna Library Associa-
l. ton are hereby notified that the Stock Book IS
now open. and they requested 10 call upon DANL
CUMMINs President, and receive iher Certificates.
BY order The Board.
ROBF. ID. II0FFECKER,
Smyrna, July l5lh, 1898. Recg Sec'y.
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M stoves! StOycs!! StOves!!!
a@S Industrial Stove Works.

NO 80 North SECOND Street, opposite Christ Church.
PHILADELPHIA
HE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the pu5lIc generally THAI he has taken the S,oro
al NO 50 North Second street where he will be pleased
to see his Old customers and friends
lie mas now II hand splendid assortment Of ParIor
HAL Oice. Store and Cooking STOVE<, of the latest
and most approve kinds. at Wholesale and Retail
WM. c. NEMAN
No. 80 North Second street. PhiIadeIohio
NJ B-Hour particular attention is invited to ME-
LEES Patent Gas Burning Warming and Ventiloting
Stoves ior ParOrs, Offices, Stores Halls, Cars. Dc
which Tor economy purify Of air, and ease of MANAGE
'He.i., oI,C I,is as no no elpal. w c. N.
Sel6.3m ~ ~ MANU.
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REG TIONS
THE SMYRNA LIBRARY.

The Smyrna Library and Reading Room are
open on the Afternoons of Tuesday and Friday
between 2 and o'clock, and every Evening
between the hours OF and 10. Books may be
ken out nd returned between and in the
afternoons of said days, and between and s
every evening except Sundays.
Shareholders are entitled TO the use of the
Library aud Reading Room by paying one dol
lar per year. Non.sho oreholders two dollars
payable invariably in advance. The shelves
are supplied with well selected books and The
files with daily Gnd weekly papers and periodi-
Gals from all sections of the country.
The public are earnestly requested to come
forward andavaii themselves OF the privileges
thus afforded.
by order Of the Board Of Trustees.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
READ THESI

4 The subscriber, intending to leave Smyrna
for the West, will dispose of his large stock of
Ready-Made CLOTHING, which he has lust
laid in, at Philadelphia prices A fine chance
to obtain Cheap Clothing being thus offered the
citizens of Smyrna and vicinity will find it to
their advantage to call early aud examine his
stock of Goods.
..-.-- SAMUEL ELLERMAN.
Store on Main ST., Smyrna.-sen2.
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New London Academy.
Ne~ LondOn, Chester Co, Pa.,
Edward ID. Porter. PrincinaL

'I'HE Winter Session of this Institution will cor,
Il mence the First Monday in November and con-.
tnue five months. This is he oldest Acndemv in The
oae anu one OF the first Classical Schools established
III 5's country The course of instruction is thorouoh
anu practical, well calculated TO prepare young men
lor ne active duties of life The long connection nc
Inc Principal with Delaware College and his fami.
afiy win the courses Of study pursued in our caJino
colleges enables him TO offer great
wishing TO prepare for admission to advanced classes
IN assuming the direction Of this Institution il will he
e constant ann OF the Principal aided by an efficient
corps Ol Instructors TO maintain lis long esIobshaJ
reputation as an Academy Of tho first class
" Terms moderate. For further inlormotion oil
dress as above. oc,Si o." W. "u
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f'Us'sg Female College,
Mechanicsburg, Pa.

REV. A. e. MARLATT, A. NJ, PRESIDENT.
fTNhlS Institution, chartered with full Collegiate
- powers to grant Diplomas and confer Degrees is
located on me Cumberland Valley Railroad mid way
between Harrisburg and Carlisle
me Ne1t Session commences on Wednesday, Sent
u win Faculty of ten efficient and experienced In
sructors. ihe course Of study is Of the no,t liberal
nient P "'" N""'e'
CATALOGUES containing Terms, &c mag be OBJ
"a GhIa ~, py addressng the President, by calling on
Dr. w. T. COLLINS, Smyrna, Del. fAng5-3I,n
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For Sale.

8TEEM ONE YOKE of FAT OXEN. two
xS& Ok YOkes and one Trotting Wagon,
Apply to James T. Carrow, "C9nu.
coPIa, Pumpkin Neck. Kent county, or to VIM
D. Bal on board steamboat Pilot Boy"
Oc7.lm
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DEL A w ARE HOTEL.
NEW CASTLE. DEL.

L.: w. ST ID Ii A Nj, PROPRIETOR.
This house has been provided with new furniture
pedS, &C. aud undergone thorough Iepairs. Travel
iers ana ohers may red that no trouble or
pehse wlll be spared 10 provide for their wants and
'""''"'e' m6.l0m
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Schnnl
Schools.
SIaVFna Acniamu n AZ RuSo Af

PreceptOrs; " D"'
Public School, No 3-Isaac PenneweIl;
5-John Cooper.
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The Worlds Great Exhibition Prize MEDAL
"A 0AEsEsEGas 10 &. WE2YaR.
FOR HIS TWO PIANOS. LONDON. OCT "a 1s5I

MEYER respectfully informs his friends and the
~ Ne public generally Thai he - constantly on hand
rIANOS, equal TO those for which he received thr
Pflze Medal IN London in 1851
All orders promptly attended 10, and great care IN
ken ~ the selection and packing the same,
lie has received during the last Fifteen wears more
"euals man any other maker from The Frankln Inst,
tuie-aisO, First PIemiums in BnsIOm, New York ami
Baltimore. " anu
WnerOOms No. 722 ARCH Street, below Eiphtb
south side, PHILADELPHIA seng3m
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wilmington Advertisements.

Stock, Loan, Bill and Exchange
EE ~ ESS GID - EE MG @sa5.
JOHN NEcLEAEe & SON,
81 MARKET ST.,
delaware Fire Insurance Building0
w L. M N G ON, DELAW RE.
DROMlSSORY NOTES negotiated Loans and
Stocks OF all kinds purchased and sold TO order.
Surchases and Sales made at the Board of Brokers
IN Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore, at the
Oh commission Charged IN those cities
All business lnrusted to their charge promptly at
tended TO- and renillaAces made in all cases without
de ay.
Money wanted in large and small amounts on bond
ana mortgage secured by first liens property it this
city and Stale
REFERENCES:
Hon M Harrington, Dover;
Hon Miiligan, Wilmington
Stockly, President Bank of Smyrna;
Geo w Cummins, Esq, Smyrna;
Wilson, President Farmers Bank Wilmington;
George Bush, g Bank Of Viii. q Brandywne !;
w Iiegany, Cashier do
Floyd, Bank of Delaware:
Warner, Union Bank of Delaware;
Saml Bnldle, Mechanics Bank;
Harlan y Hollingsworlh, Bush a. Lobdell,
Chas DUPONT, Jesse Sharpe
tleOrSe Jones, John a Duntan;
George w. Sparks K y Hicks
sep2-3m
Smyrna times., 1858-11-11

Obituary and Marriage Notices inserted gratis
and in all cases must be sert to The Office for publica
ton
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-10-13
We publish the following articl

We publish the following article
by urgent request. Or the senti-
ment. contained in it We have nothing TO
say at present. They will bear discussion
and may perhaps be Investigated with
profit.
EDITOR OF THE CTIzEN-As you gave
Inc encouragement, few days since, of
publishing an article from me upon Agri-
cultural Fairs, have concluded to avail
myself Of your kindness in as brief man
ner as possible, though had | the ability
10 do the subject justice, | would require
your whole paper.
am aware this will not be a pleasant
theme to some, but, by chance, it may
meet the views of those, who are aiming
at.the best good Of their fellow beings.
Some may ask will you do away with
Fairs? No, but | think they might be
sustained without awarding premiums
perhaps by exciting rivalry, betwixt towns
or counties; comparing one with another,
and. as it is natural to try to excel in what
ever VIC do, the enjoyment of knowing that
IRE had the best, might be sufficient ; for
one is not sure of a premium, even if he
has the best, ii being truly said after the
FIRST Fair was held at Vergennes, that
the premiums were given to men, not TO
tive animals that were entitled TO them
and, | presume the same practice prevail.
ed elsewhere. Farmers will be likely to
leave their stock at home, if this is te be
the rule.
Another great difficulty would be Oyor-
come by doing away with premiums. So
large sums Of money need not be raised,
as are necessary to build fences which we
have so much complaint about. When we
take stock to the Fair we like to have
notice taken Of it. The numbers of Cattle
Sheep on exhibition at your last Fair
were not large, but Of very good quality;
yet what proportion Of the people present,
tnew there were any cattle on the around?
pcrhaps not one half, thought To myse,f
II was one Of those unimals, would
hfeak away from my hitchng post, aud 60
and ask the COMMITTEES, why they kept US
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-10-13

redeem them when presented by any one,
unless it is by Bank who employs and
pays them.
1t 10 perfectly clear, if this be so, if the
Suffolk Bank declines TO redeem the bills
of our Banks when presented, by any one
for time exceeding ten days, it subjects
our Banks to the payment of the two per
cent tax into the Treasury for that year.
This must be and will be exacted unless
the Banks Immediately employ a new de-
pository in Boston, who will make such
redemption at par, promptly and uncon-
ditionally, of every one. The Banks re-.
deeming at home or in Boston, with other
funds after will save them from the tax"
If our Banks are indeed made liable
in the manner indicated by the writer
quoted above, our Legislature should GER
tainly como to their relief. Aud we will
here suggest that our Legislature might
and should interfere to protect Our Banks
from the malicious annoysnces we have al
luded to. There is needed, We think, no
persuasion to convince any one that the
overshadowing power of the Suffolk should
be broken, but wo fear that the Banks,
unaided, will not do it very hastily. We
have no faith as many Of our brethren Of
the press have, that the present storm of
newspaper indignation will make any i'm
preston upon the councils of the Suffolk
Bank. 1t is as soulless as any other
corporation, and we have no doubt that
their course is deliberately entered upon,
and according to the highest worldly wis
dom at their command. They have most
certainly computed. with care, their own
resources, as we'll as those of the parties
sssailed Without indicating any definite
form Of legislation We would, in the name
of the people, urge upon our Legislature
the Importance Of prompt and prudent
action