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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-09

AfOMFORTS-COMF ORrABIE COMFORTS
~ Just finished; large supply of Comfortabes an
excellent article for the approaching winter peTson
ensconced beneath one of those truly Comfortable artl
aes bid defiance to the rudes; attacks of his frosty
majesty.
Apply at the n w. 81 s. w. corner of Lombard s.
Light streets. o24
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sONs OE : E'ELlCTION LOOk!!:

SOSg - 49,, - : : : ~ VI AS1N ,
y TIVE PILLS, positive cure for Gonorrhea
stubborn elects Settle superiority of DR.. Vardon'S
Restorative Pills every other medicine vet diseov-
cred for the of GonorrhRe, Gleet and other diseases
of cuniay passages, become ever day more evident
from their extraordinary demand, and universal success
sce their introduction into the coultry, not less thaE
Five thousand Boxes have been sold and instances
have been known Ia fail to perform perfect cure in
few days The composition of the Pills being entirely
different Rom any uiieI % Tie kind they are
warranted not TO produce those unpeasan and not un
frequently dangerous symptoms So sftene experience
while taxing c0pavia Cupehs turpen6He, mercury. snd
that class OF medicines usually resored TO by the unskl
flIl III these complaints,
For sale only By the undersigned who is the authorised
ageai for this part ofthe country The utmost confidence
may be placed in these Pills.
n. B. Persons at a distance can be supphedby en-
ing the ready. Price 81 per Box.
q. l.. DEHURST.
esrner of Pratt ST. s Dugahs' wharf
mal3 lawer end Makes treet.
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MEDICINAL ADV ERTIsEMENTs.
2
] ] ~ !; s D

COMPOUND SYRUP OFELAICND MOSS
FHNEE subscribers having purchased of the late firm
I'll of MFR. fiutchins < Co. their recipe for making
the COMPOUND SYRUP OF ICELAND MOSS, re-
spectfly inform the Druggists generally that they IN
tend preparing the medicine for sale wholesale re-
a-heg satisfied from the results ofthe last four years
OF its efficacy the almost certain cure OF ong stalng
cases ofC0NSUMP1ION, and its wonderful effects in
entirely removing all symptoms OF that disease if taken
in its ncipent stages also in immediately aordns relief
in cases of COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, aud the
WH0OPING COUGH. They confidently recommend
it to their retail customers medicine of real worth
being very efiectual perfectly safe and gentle in its
operations 1t is prepared from mucilage or the long
known and highly valued vegetable, the ICELAND
MOSS-but in combination with other medicines calcu
lated TO act benefeally in all the above Diseases
also night sweais, produced by long coughing
and attended with SO much pain and distress 10 the
patient. RoBHkIs& ATKINSON, Druggls.s,
Conner Hanover aid Market SIS
For sale also by Z. IL. COLEMAN * CO.,
No. 1873 Market street
and by SETH HAECE,
Corner of Pratt 4 Charles ST.
And by MACKENZIE & co.
an 50 2awt Conner of Cav & Market SITS
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FEyHIS Medicine had besn used In mere th'an seven
III years before effort was made to initiate IL. -
The great demand and It's wonderful have indtI
ced great number Ofpersons TO initiate it in various
ways-upwards of fifty different mixtures have been g0i
I'D in imitation of it, which is convincing proof OF lis
being medicine of great value. Some ar selling Sar-
sapaTa and other syrups, mposnghem on the ignorant
for the Panacea reduced prices; others are maAg me
genaine medicine with molassos, &C., mking bottles
out of one; thus retaining some fits virtues; others are
using the genuine Panacea IN then bottles TO perform
cures to obtain certificates to give their OwR repnta
ton, sc. Some have even resOrted to perjury. Ihese
limitations and authorizations have in many instances
protracled the suffering of patients in diseases where
the genuine Swam's Panace awould have proved IN
santly etleacious therefore deem it duty eve the
public, TO assure them that the composition of my Pana
cea not knewn, il ever communicated to any
other person in any way whatever; and that all other
mixtures represented to be mine. are fraudulent I'M
positions.
The GENUINE PANAGEA may be had wholesale
and retail, at the propnetor's own prices, of
ROBERTS s. ATKINSON,
Late Henry Prices.
Sole Agents foi Baltimore, at the corner of Baltimore
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heahng, aperont and anodyne nature-opea all OBJ
structons of the teas and lungs, promote expectora
tion strengthen clense and heal the tender mfamed
lungs, carry eff the slew, inward hectic fever, promote
DIGESTION strengthen the nerves, increase the appetite
and revive the tone and dropping spirits. Incorporation
nj the Speeie is safe mild and easy, ans may be TAX
On without danger by in the last stage of pres
nancv aud is sovereign remedy for children, and gives
immediate relief the whooFmg cough, teettmg and
,hs bo,yeI complaints The proprietor has been in the
habit ofsng tins specific in his private pFa ce for these
hirty years past in Hypochondrea Hysteteal & Nerv
Gus Diseases, accompanied with depression and low
ness of sps Sc as well as diseases OF the heart and
lungs with unparalleled success The dose u The Spe'
cc 10 he given according to the age and strength of the
patient as directed for the consunpuVe
..nl,G AaA.. m
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Etom the Sllsnieha,lra Reg1ster

Although the rublc have been Ofen imposed upon by
PATrNr MEDICINE yet occasionally, really useful and
beneficial medicine is despsed, neglected, merely be
cause "f0und in bad company" am led to these re
marks by 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 skilliul physicians was called,
whs pronounced her disease neuTable. An advertise
Inent eff Dr. IAYNEis ExPEcToRANT in the Register,
caught the eye of her friends and hottie oft was
mediately procured from Benuy & Mtchells in Mon
trose. Before she had taken il two days there wasan
apnarent improvements s.. C has taken two bottles as
vet but her health has been neatly restored.
| have no personal motive for recommending thlsi
medicine, but merely state this fact hoping that II may
meet the eye of who laborng undersimar dis
eases thai they may likewise partake of It's benefits
"A Friend to Humanity.
9TH mo. 18th, ls4q
The above preparation is solo ~
G. l.. DUHURST.
Corner Pratt ST. and.Dugan's wharllower end of Cen
Market Snace aus
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MEDICINAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SYPHILITIC PROPS.

AO AAdE "A RelsHCGEOs-
Those vino are laboring under the eff
feets of the bad disorders are appris-
ed that the Sypihlitie Drops are found
TO be the only safe, sure, and speedy
cure for the Venerial disease ever yet
discovered. II has long been in use,
hestowins blessings and receiving
praise--it has superseded all the quaek
nostruns, and whilst they have sunk
into oblivion, never more 10 be remem !
bered, the Syphilitie Drops are rescu-
ing It's thousands Of the afflicted from
an untimcly grave. In a word, it re.
,,,o1,as tho disease radically i'm a fpu
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MARCUS DENIsON.

n.
MEAS JUST RECEIvED-Rxtra superior Rochester
= ! White Wheat FLOUR fresh No HOPS; Vel
BIeaehed Winter Sperm 0iI Loaf SUGAR: Synp: We
ry.choice chewing TOBACCO, and Principe sEGARs
Which, with our usual supply Of Green and Black
TEAS, FAMILY GRoeERiEs, VINES and Ill
.flBORs, are for sale at moderale prices els
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MEDICINAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
TMnIAN anK@FIC.

FOR the cure of Colds,
VYheoping Cough, Splitting
eli Bleed and Consuml ton,
se. Just received ant foI
sale bv the AgeIta.
ROBERTS X ATKINSON
corner Hanover and Balti
more sts., Baltimore.
This specific is extracted
by n chemical process from
herbs, roots, plants and flow
ers, when in greatest Perfee-
zion. They are of balsaInic,
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Corner of Dugan's wharf and Pratt
Lower end of Centre Market Spae,
ma q BaltlfI ore
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TRUTH is MIGHTY AND WILL. PRE-
VAIL.

Corner Pratt ST. and,Dugan's wharllower end of Cen
Market Space. au5
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Conservatives of the county of Cayuga.' Headed
Gas the Tocsin says by Sherman Bcardsry, an office.
holder under Seward il does not contain the names OF
dozen men who have not been III open hostility to Us
for three years and who hostile tu Mr.. v Is. nj the
present time. Some of the men ncrcr voted t"r Mr.
Buren,. Many names of his friends are there who will
vote for MIR. Van Buren, and there are others whose
names were put there without consulting them. il :
an old trick, too shallow TO deserve notice. and charuc.
crstc o. The whose whole policy aud politics con
slst in deception, fasehood aud log cabin arcts.
Such too ID the trick played of by the % residents Of
Bainhridgc, who forth being "supporters OF
Van Buren, in 1886 We find in this list the name of
II JOHN G. CLARK, N PnIL. De IESG, and Sc
vera others Of like kidney Two years ago, Clark was
elected to Congress BY the Federasts Of this county
and Phil. De Zcng last winter appointed door
keeper to the Wing Senate Of this State and We do not
believe that there is even in the whole cabal wh"
has voted the Democratic ticket within the last two or
three years. We friends abroad Says the
Norwich Journal that Chenango will be found right
side up" Trick and humbug is the name of this Hum
bug Party, from The leading Federal managers to their
ally and renegade politician, William e. R'res-
But all such humbugs, from the gold spoons and ogle
speech, down 10 boated list OF renegade politicians,
will he judged by the enlightened tribunal OF free
people.
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Hcrmitagc, .7Hg. lsih, 1910.
.Mr. ItniSGnS Snlfch


This Speech, which occupies so much of our to-day
paper and will be concluded IN next fills great
or space than either the Speaker the Editor antic
pacd-but pray readers 10 pcrusc it carefully
1t is an able and comprehensive paper 1t takes the
whole scope of the debaie--diScusses tie principles
both partics--exposcs the humbugs of the Whgs--and
strips of all disguise the dising"nuous sub,eugcs and
the deficient qualifications Of the Federal, Abolition
candidate Ii embraces almost all the facts Of the case
and the strong arguments winch bear upon the Flee
ton Again, we say, read it.
Who will not aleo read the frank manly, calm and lu
cid letter Of l.. w. Tazrwe' OF almost all the dlstn
puished citizens in this State, Mr. r. had the srongcs,
prciudces against Mr. V. b.; bat he has Snbdard them
like patriot and statesnan-and he now declares
openlv boldly for hun He pronounces Gen. II. e.
be shoth physically and intellectually incompetent "a
perform the many, varied, arduous, and important Gu
ties which must dcvolve upon every President of the
u. States.
.4notacr stirling sign We shall publish rs
possible an able letter from Thomas B. Hone, Esq,
Prince William, abandoning the Wings. He has signed
off from the Fedcralsts.rt the following extract sui
fee for the present
Whi- he M Van BUREN, thus cnc"nnierne the mad spirit
hbutiunJ party, Harrison has mrauly ircklrd
Them. and cCcd their support al the Of lis caact"r
MOI satisfied with silently permitting them Ia clam his
rirtg satisfied with
assurances, privately given Addition Editor his
dpoich pirate confidential letter Gorc Eu
.NH,nc holding ~ The 3bLOa
.S6Ji, rory distributing
Souh dcHOnHeiag them thc fsd Ike sche Thus las Il,
committed Of deliberate dupCy, which, for the first te
dsIonorS 4 Presidential canvass
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Thc .4nnstnf. Cnnserr1tircs.

The New York Eremng Star and The Times are united
into paper. What extraordinary Times these are!
And, what baleiul star have they produced! Noah
s. Edrdgc! The Hhis and ConscrUdtce-bo OF one
bone aud flesh of one iesh-Just so It IS IN Virginia
Rves and Webster unlted!-The Conservative aud
the Federast-and if the signs do not deceive US VIM
c. Rives will in due be thoroughly aiDaghma.
ted with the Federal party. Facfs descfnsms 7rernG
Such is to be the fate of all his dminutive tribe
There is one little manuuvre which these Conserva-
tyes more bitter and furious and desperate than the
Wings themselves practising every where, IN order
to make capital for the Coalition They are subscrb-
ing and publishing, with sound of the trumpet, the
Of every of them, who at certain points have
abandoned Mr. Y. Buren,, although they voted for him
in SO. They thus producing ih- IMPRESSION tina,
'heS are .... converts to the Wing party, when
they have been amalgamated with them for more than
Il months. They not fresh recruits, newly STEPPED
in Whigserybut they have been long enough dyed IN
the wool, to lose the appearance of novelty Snch Is
the character of the Conservative register which has
been recently trumpet,ed forth in the good county OF
FrederckSnch the secret Of the boosted movenen nj
of the 100 Renounccrs in Cayuga county in New ORR
Most of these too the illust:ous band OF the
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the discussion in Speech Of three hours length, and
his facts and arguments of such conclusive cha
actc as 10 bring convection home to the mind. He was
followed by John S Pendrton of Culpeper in a Speech
Of the length, and it truly beautiful and elo-
guent, and was worthy of n better cause. Mr. Smith
replied in Speech of hour, and the effect was pow.
crtul upon the audience; and know Of some and no
doubt but there were many who were the warm advo.
Gates Of Harrison in the morning, renowned HIN for
Van Buren,. Mr. Pendleton followed IN Speech OF
hall hour, when the abors of The day closed-ihc
Democrats in fine spirits, and the Wings cast down
''On Tuesday, Gov. Barbour commenced, and delI-
vcred Speech of FIVE hours length. 1t was an able
effort the part Of the Governor. He acquitted hn.
self handsomely; but Smith, who had the documents
TO sustain him III all his facts, was too much ior Nun
He followed in Speech of three hours, and challenged
them Ia show cnrruption-yes, act of corruption III
this Administration; but they failed to do It; and tiS
speech not inferior 10 the first. lie showed most
conclusivey, that Gen. Harrison did not possess any
superior claims the Presidency and that :here were
objections TO him that should be nsurmountabie with
every SirgInian. Indeed, to Gen. HARRISON prin.
cipes, and what would be the great leading measures
If his Administrations we heard nothing ct them from
his advocates the high station All dark, dark, 10 10
what his policy would be, bull on the other hand, we
saw Mr.. Van Buren, making known 10 the world ms
principles on all the important subjects that agtate the
nation-nothing hidden, nothing concealed. Not with
set of opinions for the North and set for The
South; butt If elected here my principles to preside
the nation and attend to the interests OF the whole
and not represent any particular faction.
'rhe friends of MIR. Van Burcn in the best sp'.
s, and determined to do their duty and you will
find in November that they will tell we'll in old AugnS-
tu-and have no doubt but that these two days DIS
cussnn will add 100 votes 10 Van Buren,
"Raudolph Lctcher and Smith to-day at New
Hope, to address the people. JUSTICE
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Tn. 7f,sesWe recommend 10 readers 10 consult the a
the New lok Past aud the Journal Of Commerce o"
The Lo,r Pres published IN last Tuesday Enquirer. They
comprise tets and pseuidonS which shed much light ON The
Of the The Wings cat much upon this sub
rc and humbuss IT, They tell MS, that the
Times rSela the Admins, ration the cause of II
vii! change tnc"t ca"gc eaa"gc, must
be the order o the dayNeNc was such series OF hhhpues
l. Times can't be worse! Why they than
they than they during three
hoastcd Bank Look NJ Mr. Clay speech
Wheat -FOUR Tim: IN fct much lower then than
There nplaStes with Us BANKRUPTCY has stopped The
fuu>iinc in many respects Who ever saw many
ia Rrhmond al this ume IL the
in Charleston savannah and other Southern cities ShIphu
nr too is advancing North with uncNamplrd apdy
D The Administration not the ." The enIbnassments
and that Is the cause m B.'le SAID years
nav nv debts or yoaTs pray, viii he pay what The West owe"
Ea>twat Bank another; what The People
the BANKS Ssh" dreams II Rn be WI establish great ~.
for what: How is that institution 10 relieve the People,
f,nd TOR he builds ton aIr mol on rcc, = Slr an siIi.
woty u" support" or, he takes III" specie, that Is ~ The
country bud ms Bank Will h" MT ip the other Banks for
H. ana thus Strttn em ana through tn the People more and
more:
4. have change! ohaus.sud not having
change? Are not the tnlss gradually aud sur, ae"a"" them
sUc l. not Nature pertaining her own cure: ms has always
and Times meniinc, and they viii CONT
we noe Ito body pol
Let Van Euen or Harrison be- elected things WIN be lriterand
by The next Spring when The STATE haks wi have resumed
Prove RISE entcize will again plume her soaring
wing All this is ineritahe-bui beware OF The quackS Let
alone, far possible And do moi IN order To have
esaugs set up a National Bank for tli,y five nifty
years which will bind mp The limbs OF our giant country, WIN
whe> which can scarcely he broken 10 not ~ w"r Tor The
sake of change day 80 ic " AS to prevent us from having
important change suitable TO our wants. Tor - years
haiy ehangc now VIII prevent us more h"ta ana WISE
changes ~ 30 ycarsAnd remember, too, that u all
all the hahale Globe no age so u! Of
change and improvements IN matters OF hhahce ana no country
with energy and enterprise We
hc bound down by monstr"S charter OF 81
muned nsttuon-wich shuts us out from great change
and important Improvement.
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], TT TTT'T T'-H'E.F W
A JEFFERSONIAN REPUBLICAN.


THE BiNNIi.l.E WING il Bll.EE.
You hive heard doubt, The great ccrbration in
the Federll Wing town Of Danvills IL ioll,ica-
ion nor,lication camp meeting 1t lasted ahout two
DAYS and i'rO Hights. Some tircaiy speeches were
made. They spoke day and night. Their speaking
and s;agiug were kept up TIL midnight IN nc ,rOods
What h:nk you Of the of hGjor Grncra! mount.
ed astiaiNe cider rask, singing snngs al midnight
This did not witness, hut Is wtat ! understand did
take pace. 4 great number of Wing orators were IN
vitcd Ind but brggarly account attended, Their hg
run only four FOUNDER Gen. Thompson ;
speech To hi. own reiterated expression "nuts
for the lWhEa) and leaves for the people. 1t was
to the blinded pariizans but paed upon the taste
of the honest people HIS speech tissue of MS
representation, snphstry and scurrty He, like III"
"Litle Expungcr.' appeared riiRrSs, and made
oath 20 the truth of what he SAID. He TO
strange things, assure you. Such that Mr. Van
Burcn crawed into office like ''mseable midnight rob
bng, hen.roost robbng; 'shat he had done nothing
before his election that would have excused historian
of the conn,ry for mentioning his name; that she (V
b. had no merits; that "Brnton dclaucr 10 the
Government, and there had been an execution against
him for $4,000 for ~ years. that the Missouri
stric.ion got mp by Van Buren," that Mr.. '. Il.
was miserable grim.lkin that ''he had not the cou
rare in his pnGy neart, in his puny arm TO protect
ly;' that Mr. Y. Buren, and his official friends were
rnrues, royasts and liars: that not the least depend
ence TO be placed in any thing they would say from
the highest 70 the lowest. What think you OF this,
in connection with his compeer Preston 5 call upon
the Wings Of Petersburg 10 take their ''cow hides 10
the Drmoc rats"
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case, he not found guilty negro testimony"
On application To the War Department, for the pur.
pose OF asceraining whether there any case
which could be made give color TO such statement
we have received from the Secretary the following let
ter VIZ:
WAR DEPARTMENT, Aug. 22, $40.
Sir: herewith return to you the letter OF Mr.. -,
which accompanied your note otthe 10Th INST
The statement made TO that gentleman rs given in
his letter, is not correct The case referred to
that ofCade Drake with which there appears to have
been no direct interference the part of the then Pre-
sident, General Jackson
There was negro witness who testified before the
court; sought for a witness but could not
be found. The decision OF the was set aside by
the Secretary of War, and, 10 his own words be.
"the party convicted upon hcarsav iestl-
nony. Very respectfully,
Your obcdicnt servant,
j. K. POINSETT
Hoacst Hhiggcry, what is 20 be thy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01

We have received various Communications (all IN
teres,ng) of the movements of our friends in various
parts of the State. We must beserch their patience
if compelled to lay some Of these for irw
davs-Amnng them is a cheering description Of pub
lC dinner gwen 10y the Democratic party 81! Rocking
ham, on the 2-,h August, near McGahry Svc--rom
1900 to 2cn0 pcrscnt-Among the invited guests were
several greyhesded soldiers Of the Revolution, with
the Rev. VIM Bryan, half century Minister IF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, at their head Ole has
always hitherto stood in III" pnry ranks Of the Opp0-
si;iou; but he aband"ls them, and heads the De.
mocratic Committee oi Vigilance for The TimhervrIls
prccnct) The lnrcting addressed By Col. Ran.
dnlph Of hlbrmnrlc, Mr. Leicher Of Rockhridgc, Mr..
Samuels Of Shenandoah, and Mr. Smith Of Culpeper.
Our respected Correspondent assures that fhc De-
uIocracy here wide awake and fnIl Of zeal. under.
stand The lowest majority viii be 1000, i may reach 200
The Whlrs COMMIT mnnn votes they viii nevcr ret.
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TIE nr,a IF Terror Eer;rsd.

The last Columbus Statesman ronransa certificate
signed BY l6ciarns Of Washington ohm, sta,ig. that
Oh thr lth Angort- Allen T'rnib;c, Nhir tx Coycln
or, Of ch'" addressed himself 30 some 4 he sNhSs
The streets OF TIM town, and declared publicly,
follows "bni have yielded TO the Solicitations Of
couplc Of gentlemen who sat near me 10 ret w ana
show myself 10 you, to lei you know, thatl wtl
you. heart and hand, in this struggle for liGrry-AND
GENTLEMEN, IF WE CANNOT SUCCEED AT
THE BALLOT BOX, WE SHALL HAVE TIC
REDEEM OUR LOST LIBERTIES ar THE POINT
OF TIE BAYCNET. AND | WILL BE WITH
YOU on ALI. OCCASIONS, mhich ,ras rereirco
~Hh cheers" Friends of ORDER Of free government
what say you, 10 this desperate pary3
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From .undison cOuaig, .7agust -.

'sBe assured, we firm IN hr Republican position
Our late organizations with the present political excite
mcnt, think. will ensure full vote. In that even;
vor of Ike Democracy. There some few change:
both wnys--bu al present Informed, they d,cid
rdiy in our favor Col Banks delivered an address
day characterized with his usual ability. If he will be
active he can do much good in this county. That
he will be so, feel well assured The Wings are flood
ing onr people with all sorts Of Publications.. By the
last Wednesdays mall am informed, ~? Hhjg dOcM
ments were received At the PosL.oicc, at Court
house, exclusive Of the newspapers.