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DIR. HULL'S PATENT TRUSS.

YNNHE SUBSCRIBER las just received from
II Hull, complete assortmento of thegenuine HULL'S
TRUSS, adapted for every variety of Rupture, and sui
able for all ages and sizes.
From n.0fe than 4 thousand Phv clans and SHrgeoa
who have given decided preference this nstraIaea
over all other liz use, Dr. Hull will select few names,
whose distinguished medical reputation cannot but re-
salve Tie doubts Of the most scepucal: in
New York Cfty-Valentne Mott, NJ D., Geo. Bussse
NJ. D., Alexander H. Stevens, M. | David H0ssck,
D., William Barrow, NJ. D., Cyrus Perkins, NJ d.,
bert Smith, NJ D., Samuel Ackerly, NJ. d.
Albany-Jonathan Fights. nj. d., Townsend, NJ. D.
Unca-J0hn Mccall, NJ D., Mort on, M. D..
elphia-rrofessors Gibson Eberlee Drake, Ne
Celan.
Boston-Shurtff. NJ. D., Ing0s, NJ. d.
BaltiInore-Protessor Potter, John Buckler, nj. d.
Washington City-Joseph Lowell, M. D., Profssso
Sewall, Surgeon General u. $. Army. Il. $. fall, NJ u
New Havef-ProiessOr Hubbard, Professor Ives.
Hartford-Eli Todd NJ. D., late Principal the insane
asylum.
Plymouth, Mass.-Jas Thatcher, VI. u.
Worcester, Mass.-Samuel Woodward NJ. d.
Sir Ashley Cooper, London.
Mr.. Sey, Surgeon General British Army, Canada.
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
The proprietor OF Hulls Truss yes notice that in con
sepuence of the many imperfect and illegal limitations Of
this Truss, sold in this city and elsewhere be viii in 10
lure affx his signature to every Truss sent from his oil
fee, without this none are genuine.
AMOS C. HULL.
For sale wholesale and retail, by
@. l.. DUHURST,
Conner Of Pratt street and Dugal's wharf
AeIm Lever end of Centre Market Space.
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From he Susulehannd Register.

Although the public have been eien imposed upon by
ATKNr MEDICINE, yet occasionally, really useful and
beneficial medicine is despsed, neglected, merely he
cause "tound in bad company" arb led TO these re
marks l,v a conversation with friend few days since
She had been afflicted for several years with disease Of
The heart, which had apparently brought her near the
grave One of our most sklful physicians was called
ment of DR.. JAYNE's ExPECrORANT in The Register
caught the eye OF her friends and bottle of il was
mediately procured from Benty & Mitchen's in Mon
rose. Before she had taken il two days there was
anparent Improvement She has taken two bottles as
vet but her health has been nearly restored.
| have no personal motive for recommending this
medicine but merely state this fact, hoping that il may
meet the eve of some who are abOng under similar dis
eases that they may likewise parake of Us benefits
a Friend 10 HusRonity
eth mo. 18th, le4o.
G. L. DUHURsT.
Conner Pratt ST. andsDugaR's wharf lower end of Cen
Market Space. auo
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DR. VANDON'S from Germany RESTORA-
~ TIVE FILLS, positive cure for GOnorTh9a
Stubborn elects, &c.-The superiority of DR.. Vandon's
Restorative Pills every other medicine yet discov
of cuRary passages, become every day more evidePs
from their extraordinary demand, and universal
since their introduction into the couAt, not less than
Five Thousand Boxes have been sold and no instances
have been known TO fail TO perform perfect in a
few days. The composition of the Pills being entirely
different from any ut5I % ;o Kind, they are
warranted TO produce those unpleasant and not un
frequently dangerous symptoms Oftene Experience
while taking copava, cupebs, turPenHe. mercury, and
that of medicines usually resorted to by the uns
fu in these complaints.
For sale only by the Undersigned who Is the authorised
ageat for this part Ofthe country. The uuos confidence
may be placed in these Pills
v. B. Persons at distance can be supplied by eu
ing the ready. Price 81 per Box,
g. l.. D6HURST.
corner of Pratt ST. Dugans' wharf
nal3 loweT end Marke Street.
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g W'AIHI'S VERNIIFUGE1-THEM MOST USI
, FUL FAMILY MEDICINE EVER OFFERED II

g VTAInI'S VERNIFUGEs-THEM MOST USE
y Full FAMILY MEDICINE EVER OFFERED To
THE PUBLIC,
This swell known ant-dysenterc and worH medicine
has proved successful these twelve years past and is
universally acknowledged by all who have tried it, to
be far superior to any other medicine ever employed in
the diseases for which il is recommended. II per
fecly safe and no child will refuse to take it,
Worms being especially apt TO infes persons of de-
biitated digestive organs and eacated constitutions,
much mischief is often done by the ordinary worm
medicines which generally consist OF the strongest puT
gatives, ealomel-,hat destroyer of the constitution
bHbeTs, pink root, spns of turpenine, wonseed oil,
&C.. Sc Ahicles of this kind may destroy worms, but
they debitae the stomach and often materially njuTe
the general health, without removing the cause
Swain's NeTmfuge has the pecuhar advantage OF re
moving the OF worms, by giving vg0r and healthy
action TO the stomach, bowels, and organs of dgestOn
thereby relieving measles, croup hopping cough &c.
This medicine, by invgoraung The internal functions,
strengthening the organs of digestion, and removing the
primary which creates morbid secreIos, will
lieve Bowel Complaints, Choc, Dysentery, Dyspepsia
and the whole of hillary affections, Sick Headach
Acidty OF the Stomach, Foul Breath, Bleeding Piles,
sc. Ii is antd0te in the early stages of fever and
cholera m0rbus AS general family medicine, stands
unnvalled, il is applicable to most OF the diseases
which children are subject. Swaim's Vermuge will
be found of some utility TO persons who occasionally
before dinner will anticipate the effects of acdty Of the
stomach not unfrequenty produced by wine. In the
neglect of this, however, dose in the morning. the
following morning, will, in most instances, restore the
tone OF the stomach.
Families resident in the country, and isolated in
measure from medical adVlce-travelers joumeyng TO
the far west bOund distant ports-ecminarses and
all Eubc institutions and charitable associations will
Prepared at SWAlm'S LABORATORY, Philadel
phia, and sold by ROBERTS s ATKINSON, corner of
Hanover and Market streets, Baltimore.
$50 VIM. SWAIN s SON.
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PETERS, VEGETABLE Pills
From the Neio York Eran,,ner

wv e would call attention to the advertisement, -.
w our columns to-day of PETERS, VEGF@rA
BILE PILLS. We understand by the best medical an.
horty thaithere is no preparation OF the dsy which
Joys so enviabe reputation. At the south and norb
ier success has been uIbounded and wherever intro
ouced we believe they have given the most perecct
acuon. We have this day had nm interview with one
OF our citizens. Henry X. Fox who was recently cnred
81 most remarkable and obstinate cuaneons erntior
where ule whole body was covered with aree iaash
some ulcers, aud even the tof,sls Of the throat safe
away-and by using these PILLS daily for Eli weeks
was entirely restored to health. 2 ~ : ~ 80
PETERS' VEGETABLE PILLS af.f
Insy 40 indeed restore the health of the body. be-
cause ney purity and Hvisorate the bIosd and their
gooa enects are not counteaaiaHcea by any inconye-
menee; being composed entirely of vegetables thev do
not expose those who them to danger and their e.
ieci are as certain as they sauay, they are dajv
ana safely administered to nncy, YOUTH anhood and
oid age, and TO women in the most critical and delicate
circumstances; they dc not disturb or shock The ansI
functions, bit restore their order and reesabsh tief
health; and for all The purposes which Vegetable Pr
gative. or certain cleanser Of the whole system ago
qured, they stand without arival-they are alorcss
be all that can be accomplished medicine ho,b ~,
power aud innocence 'on iofi
05-Fer sale BY G.K. TYLER
Corner Of East Baltimore and Iiish n s,aat,
And BY all the Druggists IL Baltimore and IN ivhi
ton, Georgetown, and Alexandra, d q. aa97ips
lie 10 Paw
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Cooper.s CoInpeuaa aruInnlle r0nItr.loa

EOOPER'S COMPOUND AROMATIC CON-
SFECTION- pleasant, certain, safe, and effaetH
al remedy for Gon0rrga and elect This elegant predn
ration combining all the medicinal of Balsom
Copaiva and Cubebs, separated by chemical analysis
from their offensive and Objectionable properties, CON
bined with the compound extract Of Sarsapana, with
several vegetable extrcts of grea efficacy f0rHs the
most perfect and desirable RENE ever discovered-.
and as combines the medicinal properties of Saysa
parla, punfes the blood, and removes few days
very vesuge OF the disease. II Is particularly receil
mended in obstinate where all other remedies
have failed. The CONNECTION Is put up in neat tin bsx
es, with full direclons-each box containing suticjen
to effect perfect cure m any ordinary caseand whep
properly known must become the only remedy used
Sold by 5. 8 HANCE. corner Pratt & Charles sts
j. II. WARNE n corner Euaw and Market Sta; and T.
PuCc ~ NV wv m Igd
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LOOK mo YOUR comFoRT nEATITH

lheT, is not only very oppressive and uneomforta-
bic, but must becsms very unheaihy il il therefore
prudent and advisable, that persons who have any
lcafefulfy avoid sleeping feather beds at this season
of the yeaE-especially, whengoo clean delightful
MATTRESSES of every description can he had 20 ve-
yiow, al The BEDDING MARfS, N. w. and s. w
rosners Of Lombard and Light streets Those who
coubt sriil please call and examine for themselves.
fSd'f
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DAYS without efieeing tie most delicate constitution,
or causing any dsagreeable effect from Its operation II
is so concentrated as render il efficient in small dos
es consequently it practicable alltimes in perform
mg a cure much than any other medicine in the
United States and sold under the plan of
no pay. Price 81 per bottle,
| Also, the Vegetable Fluid Syrup, Mercuria ES-
tractor Tkis infaihe Syrup is the discovery Of old
veteran in medicines, and has long been N in pri-
been known fad in effectnga in all
of mercura diseases, and where persons had gwen up
the thought of ever getting well il is indeed in Hva-
liable medicine, and whilst has this and peeul
ar effect upon the bones affected with mercury, it at the
same time pures the blood from the remnants of We
nereal disease ScrofuIous Affections, Spetches and
Eruptons upon the Skin, old standing and INDECENT Ill
eers upon the legs and elsewhere, attended with gen.
eral debility. This medicine stands unTivaed-t iE
not only the greatest purifier known, but the
same time strengthens the whole SYSTEM gil
Wing fresh and permanent tone 10 the broken custitu
| ton Price only 81 so per bottle.
These medicines are for sale at the LABORATORY
of DIR. BoWLBY, BROTHER, 3 co, No. go SOUTH
CHARLES STREET. between Pratt and Lombard streets
on the coaer of uhler's Alley, and at the General A
gency Office, No. PITT STREET, between Front st.
and Bazaar Bridge Plan 81 no cure pay.
We beg leave say strangers, and the afflicted Of
both sexesbe onyOur guard and do not be red with by
the miserable cops unds sold in this city, by
of the apohecares-they calculated To deceive in
most cases where they are used. Those suffering
der the above symptoms assured that in the above
named medicines, they will find the balm and
comforter.
We will keep on hand full and efficient assortment
of Tnsses, of the hest quality, suspensatoy Bandages,
Hip Draws for diseases of the back and gTon-also,
certain cure Tor the Bleeding Piles, &c o3
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rAIrTION no piRcHAsERe,

FEyHIS Medicine hda oeen USED iOf more tnCa seven
E years before an effort was made TO iTAats it,
The great demand and ies wonderful su.ces2have ivd
ced great number Of persons TO initiate it in sa1Vs
wxys-upvards of fifty different mixtures have been get
up in intuition Of H. which is convincing rFvofot Ms
being medicine OF great value.-SOme seslag Sar-
sapaTla and other syfups imposngtiem on the ssalI
for the Panacea, At reduced prices; others mrHg The
genNine medicine with molasses &C., uaking Bottles
out Of ones thus retaining Gifts virtues; ehers are
using the genuine Panacea their bottleS 60 perform
cuTesto obtain certificates TO give their Owp Teputa
uon, &c. Soae have even resoried TO perjury. These
limitations and authorizations have in snany instances
proacted the suffering of patents in diseases where
the genuine SwaIns Panace awould have proved in
stanty etezcious. therefore deem il duty owe the
public, 10 assure them iat the composition ofmy Pana
not known, was it ever communicated 10 any
other person in amy way whatever; and that all other
mixtures represented To be mine, fraudulent i'm
positions
The GENUINE PANACEA may be had wholesale
and retail, al the pr0pnetOr's own prices, of
ROBERTS & ATKINSON.
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BOAHDs-3 tons assorsed Nos.
TURNER, wHEELwREGHT NUDGE, 4
=. - Chszlesst
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Sole Agents fol- Baltimore the corner of BsldaOe
and Hanover Streets
la3-Who have also for sale StVAIM'S VERMIPUGE,
along with which will be given pamphlet the sub.
ject ct &orms.
ap 30 2aw
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MEDICINAL ADvRRTIsNmEN rs.


TO THE AFFLICIED.-
Those who are laborinE under the eff
/. feels of the bad disorders are appris-
ed that the Sypihlitie Drops are found
70 be the only safe, sure, and speedy
cure for tile Venerial disease ever yet
discovered. II has long been in use,
bestowing blessings and receiving
praise--ii has superseded all the quack
nostruins, and whilst they have sunk
into oblivion, never more TO be remem
bered, the SypbiIitic Drops are rescu-
ing Hs thousands Of the afflicted from
au untimely grave. In word, II re-
innNes the hiseasn radically in few
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TRUTH Is MIGHTY AND WILL PRE-
VAIL.

corner of Pratt ST. & Dugans' wharf
nal3 lower end Marke Street.
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SONS oF AFFLICTION LOoK!.:

Conner Pratt 81. andsDugaR's wharfloweF end of Cen
Market Space. auo
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PROGRESS OF ROMANIsM.

We confess our surprise at seeing IN the La
ay's Book for December the following notice:
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NJ sMAIM,s PANA ,AIITInn. r.hn

Conner OF Pratt street and Dugan's wharf
AeIm l.ewer end Of Centre Marker Snace.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-08

ccs, which looked as if they had just lost ai1 election, it was easy to sec that they felt that had the affair never been heard of, they would have been far better off in this county.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-08
THE ENOUIRER.
LlTCHFIELD, OCT'R 8, ls4O.
WlV1.1.6sO9U Electoral Ticket.
LITCHFIELD-ERECT!

LTTCHFIELD-ERECT! Our annual Town Meeting was held on Monday las-and resulted in the of the entire whig ticket previously nominated by an increased maiori- ,y of 26 from last April Set down old Ltchfeld as good for 75 majority on the 2d of November when the vote is direct for Old Tip. The following is the result on the three contested voes to wit First As sessor, first Selectman, and Town Clerk; but it should be remarked that many whigs abstained from voting against Mr. Bolles Clerk, he being the in- cumbent
 For Assessor-Samuel Buell., 2d, 3s2
 David Marsh, 32f
 Scattering,
 Buell's majority, 56 For Selcctman.--Jason Whiting, 355
 Stephen Demng, 26l
 Scattering,
 Majority for Whiting, 67 For Town CleEk.-Sylvester Gapin, 2s4
 Samuel P. Boles, 26l
 Scattering = sss
 Galpin's ma iority, l9
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-08
Galpin's majority,

MArNE,-The New-Yorker reiterates its opinion that MT. Kent is elected Governor of this State by 200 majority over Fairfield, and at least 100 over Fairfield and scattering The most circums,antia accounts give him 228 majority, but the Journal of Commerce (loco> allows him only l46 There is no doubt in our mnd that he is chosen by the people; and the arithmetic of the ocos cheat him out oft.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-08

gysau, EasuYlv, uHu eloqugnI ensIl,
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-08

A letter in the Richmond Whie ssseEis that MF. Wilkinson, the Van Bulen nesgale elect from Gray. son gave 90 votes foT Van BuTen to 50 oF White and HaFGlspn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-08

Tho Hon. Abbott Lawrence, Of Boston, has re. signed hs seat n Congress, on account Of il health.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-08

The New-Haven Register says, it learns from the LchieId Enquirer that the nomination for Congress in that district lies between P. s. Gapin and Edgar A,water." The Register learns no such thing from the Enquirer, and he knows he lies when he says so We said we had heard them sDih others, named, but thought most likely that neither would receive the nomination. Wha. is the use of that paper lying so much when an occasional truth would answer inst as well?
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-06-03
VERMONT TELEGRAPH. Is

TIE BOUNDARY WAR-SouTHERN SLAVE
RY-NoRTHERN SERvILlTY-TAxATioN OF
THE PEoPLE, &c. &c.-The articles from the
Boston Courier, signed Hamilton, the Sec
ond of which may be found on the last page
of this paper, present momenlous consider
ations to every friend and lover of freedom.
The mean and servile crouching, of those
to whom are entrusted the interests of the
country, to the dark and diabolical spirit Of
slavery, and the enormous taxation TO which
the people are subjected TO fill treasury to
be emptied into the laps of shareholders,
and office-holders, to be expended in rioting
and murder, brought TO light by the writer,
are enough TO fill with indignation any soul
that has left in it a single pulsa,ion for lib
erty, justice or manhood. WHEN WILL
THE PEOPLE AWAKE2 Ho10 long
a1iU they suffer those aehom they elect TO
office, TO effort their hard earnings, and
erpend 1t on their o,on lusts-in political
gambling-and IN keeping peace NTH a
monster of hell that can be fed and nour-
ished only spith the bodies and souls OF
human beings?t!
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-06-03
Correspondence of the Telegraph.
SHARON, MI, Dec. %, 1885,

Ate0kN1 AsAH3 DOS' ~~S Aooc'
The day subsequent to my last date, l sci
off in company with Rev. T. S. N. K-g,
on my first equestrian excursion in Missis-
sppi-and what with fine spirited, and we'll
trained animals, full-caparisoned, not omit
ting the necessary appendages of portman-
teaus, valises, &c. with sword cane+ in
hand, we might have suggested the chival-
rous days of knight errantry. After leaving
town few miles, the last of plantations, al
ready become seldom, disappeared, and we
found ourselves embosomed in deep south
ern forest, with but a dim road, and some
times but single obscure path or strail'
to direct our course. After alternating for.
ests Of pine, and oak, and vast variety of
stranger-like' trees and shrubbery, with
now and then broad sweeping prairie
marked only here and there by the Indians
TRAIL the depression Of the ground and the
thickening of the forests indicated our ap
Proclamation TO the swampoft the Pelahatchee.
Noon,' with its kindly associations ofroast-
beef. poultry, buildings, &C., had some time
passed, and we were yet lone and dinner
less, and long like TO be so for aught could
see. Moved by my wistful looks, or per-
haps by some secret instinct of his own,
my comrade suggested the subject of din
ner, which, by the way, found hearty re-
spouse in my own breast, Cor stomach at
least,) but as my eye wandered over the
waste prairie we had just passed, and bu-
ried its vision in the deep forest iu advance.
must confess but little hope OF consola-
ton was revealed. At this junc,ure, friend
K. dismounted, and opening his saddle bags,
revealed joyous and plentiful lunch, which
with prudent foresight he had laid in store.
and while our horses were nipping the cane
leaves about US, never did epicures dine
with better heart or cheer.
Refreshed with our dinner we mounted
with new vigor. Our route, for mos, of the
afternoon, lay through the swamps of the
Pelahatchee and Pearl rivers. These
'swamps' are not usually marshes. like
what we call swamps, but rather low bot
:Mailed May 9. 1870, and received May 49,
LED. TEL.
| And, tell me my brother. what minister of the
Gospel Of Peace has to do with such instruments
Of death. A q sisord- ia the hands of a fol.
lower ofths Prisce ef Peace shame-shame -
TED. Tai.
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VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
BRANDON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE ), 1870.

the Division in the Anti-slavery Ranks
Is the occasion for remarks and specula-
tons among friends and enemies. 1t has
been my own aim to say the least in the
case that duty would allow. | may have
erred, hitherto, in not saying enough. My
opinion has been one and the same, from
the beginning-and that is, that the Anti
Slavery platform, laid in 1888, in the Con-
stitu'ion and Declaration Of Sentiments
adopted BY the Convention which organized
the American Kh,i.Slavery Society, is
broad enough for every true abolitionist in
the land TO stand upon. Every man, wo-
man and child, from whatever State or
section of country, Of whatever color or
cline, Of whatever party in politics, or sect
in religion, may consistently, confidently,
and con6denlially, gather uuder the broad
banner then and there thrown out, and bat
lie against the common Zoe Of freedom and
humanity.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-06-03

Brother S. B. Thompson writes from Low
Hampton, N. Y, under date of May 26, as
follows:
Dear Brother-The Lord has revived his
own work in East Wallingfurd. | have
baptized eight, and the Freewill Baptis,s
three. Others are undecided which way to
60. In this place also the Lord is at work
Sixteen have been baptized on profession OF
their faith in Christ. Our meetings are sol
emn and interesting. May the Lord con.
tinue to pour out his spirit. Pray for US.
S. B. THOMPSON.