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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NETAS COMMITTED to the Jail of Frederick
w County, the Odd day of July, as runaway,
mnllato boy who calls himselfJO SAUNDERS; he
about II ls years Old, feet u inches high; has
very likely cosntenance. Had On when committed a
Buap Shirt black corded silk vest ribbed cotton pants
old coarse shoes and round crown old black wool hat
Says be was raised in the neighboood of Hagersown,
MAyiand, and belongs to Mr.. Jacob Waltz who resides
near said town. The owner Gf any Is requested TO
and have him released; he will otherwise be dis
charge according TO law.
HENRY H0UCR,
5y3i 1aw4wF Shift Frederick Countv
~ o. Hagerstswn Torch Light and Bait. Pilot once
week for 4wand charge this Office.
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PETERs' VEGETABLE PILLS

From the Netc York Examiner.
wv e would call attention to the advertisement in
w our columns to-day of PETERS, VEGETA
BILE PILLS. We understand by the best medical au
thory, that there is preparation OF the day which en-
Joys 20 envlable reputation. At the south and north,
their success has been unbounded and wherever intro
dced we believe they have given the most perecct salts
faction We have this day had an interview with one
of our citizens Henry X. Fox, who recently cured
OF most remarkable and obstinate cutaneons eruption,
where the whole body covered with large loath
some ulcers, and the tonss of the throat cate
away-and by using these PILLS daily for six weeks
was entirely restored to health.
PETERS, VEGETABLE PILLS.
They do indeed restore the health of the body, be
cause they purify and nvigorate the blood, and their
good effects arc not counterbalaRced by any inconve
nience being composed entirely of vegetables they do
not expose those who use them TO danger, and their eff
ects are as certain they saIutary they daily
and safely administered to infancy youth, manhood and
old age and to women in the most critical and delicate
circumstances; they do not disturb shock the animal
functions, but restore their order and reestabish their
health; and for all the purposes which Vegetable Pur
gatye or certain cleanser of the whole system re-
qtired, tbey stand without rva-they allowed TO
be all that be accomplished medicine, both for
power and innocence.
fd5-For sale by G. K. TYLER,
- A0an s
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THE HOMEOPATHIC EXAMINER
Br,A. GERALD Hull, Nj. D., voL.1 No. v. MAY 1910
CONTENTS.
J. Rise and progress of Homeopathy, in Siclyk
by Samuel Calandra, NJ. D., of Palermo.
II. Belladona-by John @. Peters.
I'll. Epilepsy.
~. Physiology-No. ILL.,
v. Foreign correspondence. Letter from Frederick
b. ouinn of London--No. 6.
vi. Domestic Correspondence.
VII Poisoning BY Arsenie-hy C. Hering NJ. ID. of
Ehizdelphia. So -
WILL Review, Sc. &c. ~ i ~
charlottesville "IIomnpathic Examiner, will be
established every month"; in Royal Oetaro Form, at IS
~ znnuu, payable In advance. Subscriptions
reiscd BY WIN. H. HARRISON.
Literary Rooms, No. % Nor Gay st.
avid Baltimore.
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oLDRIDGEs, BALM OF CoLunIBIA I

7 "
Its positive qualities follows;
lst-For infants keeping the cad free from scuf and
causing luXurien growth of hair
2d-FOr ladies after childbirth, restoring the skin to
its natural strength and rmness, and preventing the f
ling out OF the hair
3d-Fol any person recovering from any debility the
sameefecI is produced.
4h-f used in infancy till good growth is started, it
may be preserved by attention to the latest period of life
18th II frees the head from dandruf, strengthens the
roots, mparts health and vigoT the circulation and
prevents the hair from changing color and getting grey
6tl-It causes the hair TO curl beautifully when done
up in it over night
SCF-No ladies' toilet should ever be without it.
7th-Children who have by any means contracted yer
min in the head, are Immediately and perfectly cured of
them by its II is infallibIe.
For sale by nearly all respectable druggists Apply to
Comstock g. Co. Fletcher street. New York
Sold by ROBERTS & ATKINSON Druggists
Corner of Hanover and Market Streets
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BALDNESS-A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR,
is the grandes ornament Belonging the human fiame
How strangely the loss of it changes the counenance
and nrematurey brings the appearance of old age'
which causes many to recoil at being uncovered and
sometimes even shun society to avoid the tests and
nseers OF their acquaintance the remainder their lives
is consequently spent i'll reirement-in short not even
the loss OF property fills the generous thinking yonh
with that heavy sinking gloom dees the loss Of his
chair To avert all these unpleasant circumstances
OLDRiDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA stops the hair
from falling off on the first application, and few bottles
restores it again. 1t likewise produces eyebrows and
whiskers; prevents the hair from tum ng gray naked
uT beautifully, and frees it from scurf Numerous Ger
cfcates of the first responsibility IN support of the vir
tues of 0ldrdge's Balm shown by The propretors
q3sRead the following
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq late Mayor of PhiIadeI-
pha, has certified as may be seen below to The high
character of the following gentlemen
The undersigned dc hereby certify that have used
the Balm of Columbia discovered by j. OIdrdge, AMI
have found il highly servceable not only rs preven-
ave against the falling off of hair, but also certain
restorative.
VIM. THATCHER, Sen.
Methodist Minister in st. George charge,
No % North Fifth street.
JOHN P. INGLIS, 33I Arch ct
JOHN d. THOMAS, NJ. u. 1863 Racest.
JOHN s. FUREY, I0l Spruce st.
HUGH McCURpY, 243 South 18th st. =
JOHN GARD, Jun, 1913 Arch St.
will certainly raise its virtues in the estimation of
the public when it known that three of The above are
more than fifty years of age and the others not less than
thirty
From the Mayor.l
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
" City of Philadelphia,
], ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor OF said city Of Phls
adelphia, do hereby certify that | am well ACQUAINTED
with Messrs. P. Inglis, John s. Fury, and Hugh Nc
Curdy whose names signed to the above Certificates
and that they are gentlemen of character and resueeta
bty, and as such full credit should be given TO he said
certificate.
In witness whereof, have hereunto SET nv hand
and caused the seal of the city 10 he afired
L. s. his sixth day of December, &C.
ROBERT WHARTON Mayor
CAUIIoN-None can be genuine withoula splendid
steel plate engraving, which is the Falls Of Niaqara
and Dr: Comstocks, the American agents name sc
Sold by ROBERTS & ATKINSON, Druggists.
Corner of Hanover and Market streets.
no - aui
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ALBANY LuMRER.

ALBANY LUMBER.
TyHE SUBSCRIBER will receive in ,be com
II ing week cargo of ALBANY POPLAR. consist
ing Of Chair Plank, seanting and SO AZ also, WAL
NUI hOAlspS, which will, with tie CURL MAPLE
make good assortment He would respectfully invite
will be kept on hand ~Fr'
ALSO FOR SALE Low.
100000 feet Shipping CUILINGS
100000 White pine SHINGLES
5000 feet running measure ARK LOGS
10000 feet a., 81, "a, 3 and inch ASH
With large and general assortment of IJTNRER
SUITABLE FOR BUILDERS. d. r. THOMAS
Office head Union dock on the Fails.
Below Pratt street bridge.
Kent Bugle, Chestertown, and National Intelioencer
will copy the above the amount Of 81 eacl, and
sAmencan" Office diff ~, ~ p
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UnUBLIC sCHOOLs.--The exercises of the Pub
lie Schools will be resumed on the LIST Of Septem-
Der. By order J. w. TfLYARD,
Clerk 10 the Commissioners,
au "a cost
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~ This Lot is improved with a TWO STORY
fhII1 BRICK DWELLING, with back building oc-
cupying the whole front of the lot with Spring
house, pump in the yard, slaughter house, sc. All
she Improvements has been built with great care and Of
the best materials.
The terms 0fsaie are:oHe Eurth oCthe purchase mo-
ney TO be paid OF The dag or sale, ratification of
me sale, with Interest from said day. and the residue in
two equal sums Id six and nine months, from that day,
-y interest thererom; The payments to be secured by
bonds notes with suTetes to be approved by the us
ice. CHARLES +. MAYER.
au22 MW&S
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ANS PATENT sELF-sHARPEYTyG
PLOU CHS. HARVEST, TOOLS &c

ANS PATENT sELF-sHARPENTNG
PLOU CHS. HARVEST TOOLS. &C.
TENHE subscriber is now manufacturing C.. & o. E.
u VANS reverse point or selfsharpenng PL OUGHS;
each share of cast from has points; and by revers
ing, act upon the principle Of selsarpening and there
tore economy In using. These ploughs made in the
best possible manner and will be sold on as REASONABLE
terms, as can be had in this city; together with my ex
tensIye assortment of other make OF pougAs and agreu
uIral implements generally.
In store very superior Pennsylvania made Grain Ora
DIES, with Waldron's and Gnfin's Blades Grain and
Grass SCYTHES of WaIdron's. Griffin's, and Amer
can manufacturer; Scythe Snathes and other Harvest
tools; Threshing Machines, Horse powers sc. &C.
have also patterns for and have made some splendid
Cast Iron Railing for private dwellings and lamp posts
and would invite those wanting such articles, call and
see my work.
All orders VIII meet with prompt attention
]. S EASTMAN
36 Pratt St, between Charles & Hanover st.
ap29
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MEDICAL ADVERTIsEMENTs.
DOCTOR ANDRY,S

HYDR OPEDSI.a ELIXIR.
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR THE CURE OF
CONSUMPTION, ASTHAMH, PLEURISY, SPIT.
TING OF BLOOD, AND ALL OTHER BiSEAS-
ES OF THE BREAST AND LUNGS.
xArO OTHER MEDICAL PREPARA
II TIoN has ever been offered 10 the public supported
nv testimonials of character decisive from sources
as respectable, that has met with more general ia
vour From The numerous certificates recently receiv
ed nroying the extraordinary efficacy of the newly dis
covered Hydropedesiac Elixir, the proprietor has sE-
LEcrEp the following' Others will be published shortly
in a Pamphlet.
EAsToN. March /, 1870
Dear Sir,-Having been for several years afflicted
with troublesome cough suffering much from pain in
The breast shorness of breath, and other distressing
SYMPTOMS and after having tried all the known RENE
dies with but little beset was advised TO try
Inc Hv,bnpedetiac Elixir Accordingly obtained one
bottle aHd aer taking few doses, was much reliev
ID and otter using several bottles perhaps three oar,
was completely restored TO health, have also known
used in several other with like success in my
immediate neighborhOod.
Your obedident Servant,
JOHN COLEMAN.
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HUNTER's MEDICINES.

d SHALL BE HEALED-Ye, who
are afflicted be conferred and mourn
ne more. Chase back the sigh of an
glssht O its bitter cell, and wreath thy
:, ps with a perennial smile, Man gui
ded by Science has pursued his deep
research among the woHdrous works
of ature, sslike gnomes in the dark
gold mine," and has gathered from
hei ample stores, the secret mystery
Of a SPEEDY CURE!
L Come ti1en-come one, come all.
| Shun as you wouldthe insidious and
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Corner Of East Baltimore and High streets.
And BY all the Druggists iu Baltimore, and IN Washing
ton, Georgetown, and Alexandra, D. c..
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That The
IW subscribers have obtained from the Orphans Court
administration with the win annexed, The personal
estate of Nicholas Myers, late of the city of Baltimore
deceased All persons having claims against the estate
of the said deceased, hereby warned TO present the
with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated TO
the subscribers before the first day Of February
1S4l, otherwise they may be excluded fem all bene
from said estate All persons indebted said
requested to make payment without delay eitser of
the subscribers.
Given under our hands this 9Th day OF Juiy, la4s.
JOHN GLENN,
VIM II. COLLINS.
Administrators with tie annexed of
isgawz Nicholas Myers.
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TO THE INsOLVEUT,

NOTICE.--Applicant for the InsoIvent I.a,ys of
IN the State Of Maryland, can have fe;r nsr,era cor
Teciy drawn up and reasonable terms by DpIvnr 10
u +. SCOTTI'S General Intelligence and Agency If
nee, NO; West Fayctte street, Basement story Bar
.-'r ny iio'ei. iss aul1
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COACHES FOR SALE

kNE COACH OF A NEW CONSTRUCTION
~ swinging on fourexra springs and OF the besf fin
isn, including several other COACHES and ofer AR
hih1bs, all TO be 500 on accommodating terms, by
N. DAVIDSON, South Paea street
Opposite the Three Tun Tavern. Pratt 81.
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TIT
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEXVEI,RY. SILVER AND
PLATED WARE, MILITARY GOODS, sc.
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ANY further information will, with pleasure be given
at lhe Academy where applicants will receive pros
pecus setting forth the entire plan othe Inst;to d
can have an opportunity of seeing the aTranoements
made Tor the comfort and instruction of the pupils.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1840-04-02
LOCO FOCO FRAUD.

We are informed by letter from another county
that regular system Of Loco Foco fraud has been DIS
covered the object of which is, to carry on system
OF double voting, Notwithstanding the Registry law
1t is this. number of persons in each town have
applied for certificates to enable them to vote Tor the
state ticket in other towns than those where ney re-
side, and yet they are registered in their own towns,
where they have q legal right to vote, FINDING out
their plan, q town clerk in one town has refused to
give certificate in such case, unless ne was author
ized to erase the Of the individual from the re-
gistry list there This is perhaps the only course
which will correct the evil and prevent me fraud
Noah A. Phelps Mddletown "Secret Circular sta
ted that gain Of votes in each town would carry
the State;" and this affords clue to this fraudulent
scheme which they intend to practice. lhey care
little about the fine for double voting, though they
were detected because the object in view Is SO mpor-
tant. Let the Wings of Connecticut LOOK wei to this
and let them be on the look out for frauds OF all
kinds-because they will be attempted oy our oppo-
nents. We regard this subject OF the hrst I'M
portance, and one demanding the immediate atten-
ton OF the Wings of every town:
Another plan in view, calculated tor Loco Foco
towne is, TO enter on their registry list the names OF
persons whom nobody knows or ever heard OF, ana
who do no, in fact exist, and then on the day OF cleo
ton be provided with importation from New ork;
or from some other State bordering upon U.S. VINO "il
swear to any thing, to any name, ana c,aim ,hey
arc the individuals. Look out for snch frauds Moth
ing is too bad to expect, in these times; =, c,u.,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1840-04-02
THINGS To BE EXPECTED,

Expect about these DAYS from the Loco Foco pa
probable description-mnre Hartford Times Ten mt
state Tax lies, any :hing else as bad Such things
wlll no doubt he published in that paper or in extra
hand'onIs and sent out for circulation. The only
SAFE RUE s, never to believe any thing which comes
from such corrupt sources as the Hartford Times and
Norwich Aurora, Tor h You do in ninety. nine cases
out OF one hundred, you viii believe lie
Hartford CourdRf
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1840-04-02
THINGS To RE REMEMBERED

JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, during the four wears Of his
Administration, paid $50,O0OOOO OF the National
Debt.
MARTIN VAN buren,, in the first three wears OF has
Administration, has squandered Surplus Revenue Of
$40,O0O,00O. and saddied the Country with Debt OF
more than $l0,O0OOOO
The expenses OF the Government, during the -four
years Of John Quincy Adams Administration, were
less than $4,000, COO
The expenses of the Government, during the FIRST
three years Of MARTIN VAN BUREN's Administration,
amoGnted to more than 800, 900 Albany Journal
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1840-04-02
THE SIXTH OF APRIL, 1910.

Let this be GLORIOUS DAY for Connecticut! Re;
member that the eyes Of the whole Union are turned
towards US. We are the first Wing State which leads
off the political campaign, and tho result OF our eIec
ton must inevitably produce great and powerful ef
tect on the elections of other States which follow
Come then to the polls Let nothing prevent You dis
charging the duty you owe to your country. i you
ever wish to render her aid, now is the time. Wheth'
or the weather be pleasant stormy, still remember
that CONNECTICUT EXPECTS EVERY MAN TO DO HIS DUTY
Hartford COurant.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1840-04-02

Murder.-An Irishman. Of Tho ror,0 - -. D,,.,.
who lived the banks Of The rver "h ., ohn Smrk:
BRIDGE, Killed his wife Yesterday Cs7thJ by nfctnS
cssGTa blows o on her head with axe and afterwards
dssToy his sr own s bS G attempted
was got out after he had sunk the second time W" w.
NnueFs.and they had agreed to separate but ouarre
arose between them respecting bed, which termne'
w SSooVe stated. They were both intemperaIe"a
Hartford Courant.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1840-04-02

Advancing Backapard-Mr. Rantoul (Rant-owD of
Massachusetts the locotoco lecturer is neratinp in
Connecticut'with the hope Of making proeelytes in
the land Of steady habits The first fruits Of this ex-
periment at Norwich was the secession of numerous
Van Buren, men, who went to the Harrison stand.
ard - Star.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-04
Weaver ~ Elise. Editors.
Ottawa, ILL.,, Friday, December 4, 40,
The Governor Message.

We deem II unnecessary to make any apology
miscellaneous matter in order to lay before oul
readers, in to-day's paper, the Governors Mes
| sage. This invaluable document should be care
| fully read and examined by every citizen of Hi
noi5. The financial affairs of the State as exhi-
hited by the Governor, are indeed in a miserable
| condition; her credit, though not yet ruined is
considerably shattered and nothing but the most
judicous action of the legislature, in providing the
means promptly to meet all the engagements o.
the State, can save her credit from impending ruin
The means which the Governor recommends to
avert such a calamity, are such as must meet the
views of every true lllinoian. The ruinous poll
cy of making new debts TO pay the interest on old
ones, should never be rcsorcd to; and that cow
ardy system of legislation which, through wan,
of confidence in the intelligence of the people.
resorts to such means should and always does
meet public condemnation. Closely akin to such
a system is that of indirect taxation, which has
its origin in the same base fears, and is equally.
at least, if not more, ruinous and oppressive.
Against all such cXpcdients it will be seen, the
Governor takes q decided stand. and if there is
sufficient nerve among our Legislators to sus-
tain him in his high-mindcd and pathetic
views, there is cheering prospect ahead Of hav-
ing the affairs of our State conducted on sound
and rational principles. We shall then have 10
more monopolcs privileged by the state to plum
der the many for the benefit of the few but as
the taxes OF the people will come directly from
them, they will also be able at a glance to see to
what objects they are appropriated and they will
forever be relieved from the burdcnsome necessity
of maintaining ruthless horde of bank directors,
usurcrs, and STOCKHOLDERS.
We say, then, let every one read and weigh
well the Message of our Governor, take into con-
sidcraton the cXigcncy of the timcs--our cond-
ton and prospccts-and we have full confidence
that the great body Of the people viii gladly sus-
tain our cnlightcnd, patriotic and thorough-going
democratic Governor.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-04

proaches them under various DISCUSSES.
Fearful Of an appeal to their reason, re-
sort is had to show and parade to inllamc
their passions A.; thus proving that, while
their influence is courted, the utmost CON
tempt is entertained for their intelligence.
The history of all republics which have
preceded us bear evidence to the fact,
that the willy and ambitious usually re-
sort to such resources TO corrupt the pub
lie mind and public ilorals previous to
Selling upon the rens OF supreme autho-
ritv; and if we do not guard ourselves
against such insidious devices, we will
lose our liberties in The same way, and
have nothing but the wreck of violated
Constitution, andaruined country to trans
nit as a legacy to our children. Let the
Government be free from monOpoIics and
the influence of wealth, Just in its admi
nistration, and economical in its expcndi.
lures, liberal in its policy, and free from
cncroachmcnts, taking care of itself, art
leaving the people as much as possible
to the enjoyment of their own pursuits
and it will insure its own pcrpetulty, ant
the freedom Of its citizens.
Having called your attention to various
interests Of the State which presenle,
themselves to my mind as worthy of you
first consideration, doubt not that sucl
as have omitted will be suggested by
your own wisdom. Hoping that YOU
may be guided by patriotism in all you
deliberations, and 4 sincere desire for thu
promotion of the public welfare, and tina
your laJors may be crowned with sigma
success, take my leave of you will
earnest bcncdicGons to Almighty God 70
your happiness individually and collec
lively. THO. CARLlN.
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 26. 1910.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-04

Great Fire at NiicheS.-Natchez seems to
principal blocks of buildings at the landing nearest
the water, and where the most business had been
done, were discovered to be enveloped in flames
1t is supposed the fire was communicated by an
expiring candle in house on Fulton street. near
Faulkncr's corner. In almost an instant after the
flame burst out it overwhelmed the entire block
swept across tina street to the Southwcsward and
laid the adjacent block in ashes. About twelve
buildings were consumed, the total loss on which
cannot fall short of $4,000.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-04
a Wicked Wrcych.

The murderer, Robert McConaghy,
was executed in Huntingdon, Pa, on
Friday the 9Th ultimo. He was attended
by clergyman, to whom, at the moment
of being swung off, he solemnly assevera-
ted his innocence, declaring that, standing
as he did on the very threshold Of etcrni-
~, he knew nothing Of the crime for
which he was to suffer. The clergyman
withdrew, the drop fell, and the rope
broke, The cord was doubled, and Just
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-04
Rare Vegetable.

Mr.. John Michel, whose uncommon
success i'll the culture of fruit, flowers
and vegetables has often challenged our
editorial commentator, has entitled him
self to the credit of introducing new
vegetable into our horticulture. He ex-
hblted to us, yesterday, fine specimen
of the Yam Massicot, or st. Domingo
potatoe, raised in open air, in his garden
on the Neck. This potatoe grows on
rich and luxurious vine, with large and
beautiful heart shaped leaves, the vine
itself, and not the root, bearing the fruit.
We are told by Mr.. M. that the potatoe
when cooked exhibits white gamboge
color, and is superior in flavor to the Irish
pota,oe. Mr.. NJ. has also succeeded in
raising-this new vegetable from the seed
the common mode Of planting i being BY
-H-I.n &&~f