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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-09

log the paper and earnestly calling on the
friends Of the slave to ill up the subscrip-s
ton of three thousand dollars in stock, so
well begun by the pledge of "the Bapt:
A. s. Society of New York and vicinity"
Of FIVE hundred dollars. the majority of
which is already paid in. This subject
was introduced by communication from
that Society, presented by brethren A.
Nc Donald and d. T. Harris, of that city,
who had been deputed for the purpose.
We were happy TO welcome TO Massa-
chusetts our brother Ed. z. Grenell, OF
New York, E. r. Warren, of Maine, and
others from abroad.
Our limits allow US only to allude to q
debate of uncommon interest which took
place between Mr.. Davis, of Georgia, ad.
vocaiing the divine right Of slavery, and
members of the Convention, brother n
Colver, of Boston, occupying the princi
pal position on the Anti.Slayery side o
the question at issue, which was coucheo
under several resolutions introduced by ths
business committee.
The debate commenced on "Wednesday
and continued through Thursday ant
Friday, occupying about twelve hours
before audiences crowded to a JAM VIII,
manifested the deepest interest in it. w
could not but think that the recent opinion
of the Watchman, that the Anti-Slaver,
lcause had lost its hold on the community
was shown to be not so correct as som
might wish. 49,. H.
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VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
BRANDON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE Q, 1871.

~ Subscribers are informed that post
masters can JorUard money, in payment
for papers, free Of expense, to them or the
publisher, according to the decision ofMe
Postmaster General.
When subscribers aoish 10 send pay for
the Telegraph s0hGt they hace to do is,
to place their money IN the hands Of their
pOstmGsters and ask them to frank 1t to
the publisher.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-09

ed mainly in he EuIogy on him; and
he large number present, although sever
al important public meetings were in pro-
rress at the same time in other places,
proved how strong hold he had upon
the community. We hope the Eulogy
will be widely circulated. as giving just
and important review Of an acceptable and
successful Reformer. c.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-09
9th Congress-.
From Correspondence N. Y. Com. Advertiser.

Washington, Mag 81.
TINS being the day named by The proc.
lamatIon OF the late President Tor special
session OF the 9th Congress, the two
houses assembled at IL o'clock.
The Senate was full, with few excep.
lions. viz:-Mr. Phelps. of Vt; Mr.. Bu-
chanan. Of Penn; Mr.. Calhoun, of s. c.;
Mr.. CuthbeTt. of Ga; Mr.. Clay. Of Ala,
and Mr.. Mouton. of La All present
were in excellent health.
Mr. Southland resumed the chair, and
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-09

Brother A. H. Stowell has removed from
Clinton to East Avon, Livingston County,
N. Y, and wishes his correspondents to
direct accordingly.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-09

Brother ]. NJ. Beeman has removed from
Westford to Swanton, and wishes his cor
respondents TO direct 10 the latter place.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-09

~ The Editor is absent while this pa
per goes to press.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-09

Brother r. Blood has removed from East
Roxbury TO East Williamstown, and wishes
his correspondents to direct to the latter
Mace
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-03
GcrtiGsCatcs OF AGENCY.

TIE following are the duly apl ointed agents in
their respective counties for the sale of BrGndyehS s
Vegetable UnirersGt PiHs.
Northuulberlai d county, Milron-Mackey &
ChambeIlin. Sunbury-H Il. Masscr. M'Encns-
villc--Goddcs, Green q Walls. Georgetown--F +.
Mdlnger & Co.
Union county: Lewishurg-Wals 81 Gcd1es
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d Becky. New Berlin
John NJ. Benier. SeiinsgTove-EyIe & Co. Mid.
dlchurg--I,aac Smith.
lyooming county: Williamsport-John Smith.
Newbcuy-M. & j. e. Funston. Muncy-W. a.
Perlcan. Jersey Sho,e-Jamcs II. Hcrburn.
Columbia county DanviIle--T. & L. i. Rev
nolds. tattawssn-C. 4. Broh,s. Berwick Shi.
man x Rttcnhousc. Blooinsburg John X. Never.
Sunhury, Sept. 0, 1910,
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pHINCIIAL hI,ANONS

Why DIR HARllCH'S Compound Slrengthcn-
ing ani German Apcri,nt Pills are us,d by all clas-
ses ot people, IN pr,cr,ncc 10 other Medicines, le-
cause they ave prepared from a pure s.tyGct Of
hOGS, wbolCscme mCdi,iue, milo in lis oYcyaliUu
and pleasant IN IT, eilcclthe NOS. c,Ita.n pi,scIytr
Of health, safe and cfeclual cure OF Dyspepsia or
Indigestion, and MI stomach COM flainls rcssr,cI
AMI PulicI OF the whole y stem,
because they soolhe the nones Of sensibiliDy ard
ior,l'y the nerves oi melton mpariHg to hclr II, 81
subtle fluid lls pristine tone lLus giving s,.cDglh
and cieaIncss of mind.
because they never destroy The coats of the fto-
mach and bowtls, as aIi suone purgatises de-.
Because science aud cArerIcuce teach Us lhal no
mere purGative alone viii cure ihc dsease VI the
stomach and news. cskn,ss - The primary
cause nf host OF disoases atd, ly Cou'luu,ily
sorIrg to DrGsi,c gaines, you make the disease
much wOTse, instead r lCtl,T.
Because Dr. ilath,h's Med cincs are gu, Up up
on the ocmmon sense Furcpe, 10 "clclrsc and
sIengHtn,' which j. the cnly coulse 10 lursue to
elect cuIe-Lustiy,
Because ihrse M,dicincs really 10 cure the dis
ease Tor wh,ch hoy aye rcomu,udcd PrincI al
uiiee for the United STATES, Is ct No ~ Moth
Eighth stIt,ts i.eiC hla.
HENRY NOXIIE!MER.
May J, is4' AgsHL
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LIVER COMPLIANT.

C~red by Tie use of DR.. H.RLrcH's Comrouxn
SrENGTnkNIAG AND APERiESr PlLs.
Mr.. WIrtINm hcHAuns, Pittsburgh. Ps., en-
'lrcv cured OF the above distressing disease: Ills
symtoms w're pam ard w light IN the l,t side
loss of appetite, vomiting acid cructanons. dis,,I-
ton OF The stomach sick headache, iuIcd TOM uc
counttnance changed to q cltron color difficulty OF
lHra'hiHg, disturbed rest, attended with a cough
goal debility, with other symtous indicating great
arrangement of The functions of tie liver. Nj
lhcnAups had the adv,e of several physcians, but
received no relief, until using Dr. HAHLIou's Med
lciue, which terminated IN ,ilectirg perfect cure.
Principal Office, - North Eighth sSucel, PLila-
delIhIa. Also for sale at he drug Of
HENRY AUATHEIMER,
May !, lsil. AgeRf
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Removal.
30 OOK-BIN Derry.

THE undersigned have The qualification OF in
forming the public, that Notwithstanding they were
50 uniuTtunate TO have their bndery burnt down,
IN March last, they have opened very extensive
one, IN Locust street, in the new building directly
opposite Gieims Hotel, and pfepaIcd 10 execute
all work in their line with despatch, and ia
peIior ft,le Their RULING APPARATUS
and other Machlnery are new aud OF tie irst order
and latest Improvements aud they feel a eoni-
pence in ihtiT facilities loI giving perfect satisfac-
lion to oil who msy favor them with their orders.
Banks County Offices. Merchants, Mechanics
and others, can be supplied with BLANK BOOKS
of every Description, which for neatDess and duTa-
biy, will be equal to any made by the lini,sd
States. HICKOk N CAN1lNE.
HARRISBURG, SepI. 8.
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CLEANSE aND AYHENG1EEN.

nc Only sure ami lest cuuIse tn pursue ia Gu
iiug tisU,ses, Of Whatever nature tic, r.vlr. l.:
h'st' to cleanse and ruiliy the Stomach aud Bow
els - ttits oprntIisi zrCoud.y, to give s'r,ruth
and tone to those teLGoT g5ns ny the se of pI,u,r
tones. This nodr is always vu,su,d ly r,euia
pNysiciaus, Which they wril know Ia hc he uuiv
cou'se 10 rosu to, To- 'nrci sp,,dy aud ernaurut
cure Dr. HAhiIcn's Compound 5ttrcthoainr
Tonic and Apcucnt Illls, are sure medicine to
'''H iLls g,sHd Object. The German Apc,h mt
.'s are {" e-eaCse tie stomach and intcslints, al
"' "uth the Compound Snenlgening Tcuic pill,
1's u''d' TO give s,r,uglb and lone 10 tn Sc or
- ""i.h ,equi'e rrd,T treatment. NeaIy Two
Wv VI Nc oiAeases which We daily hehoid,
ai., 80 % M' bet'ous sysioIn, and by conlinu-
~ "S"'s uiAsie miacyni purgauyes The sufferer
""i soo" ma himaei heng too much refined
!" i'h'a'n iehs IN t>lstencc. Full and ,yoleIt A.
mt'ons ~, ron III Enshsh ard Gs,map, acc.rnpany
Ia above m,dicine for sale at the Drug Sion, ,t
hEAHR NOXTHLIMER.
J = -lgtRl.
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Works Ga NalnIr,e

IN state ofhealth the intestinal canal NAV I've
compared to a river whose wutcs low over the al
joining land through the channels nature or art
has made, aud improves their qualle, and to Ike, p
up TIE comparison Of the river, so long as il nuns
on smoothly the channels are kcp, pure ard healthy,
but If by some cause the cour.c pfthe river is stop
ped, then the water The cauplsis no longer pure
hut soon becomes stagnant. There is lut one law
OF circulation in nature. When there Is 4 surcI-
abundance Of humorial fluid (scfocy) in the in'es-
unal tubes, and co,tlycnesS takes place, /, ws
back into the h!ool ,cs,eis and nfrdtcs itself in
io the circulation To establish the free course of
The rlver we must remove the o structons which
stop lis free course. and tho OF its tributary stlcam
With tie body, follow the same natural principal ::
move, by tha, valuable Iurgatyo medicine Bran
aieih.s Universal Vegetable Pills, which are an ef.
iclual assistance Of nature the superatundancr of
humors in the intestine canal. BY perse,cring in
this practice, the ways OF the circulation will then
be restored to the full exercise oftheir natural luuc-
tons, and 0 state OF health will he iimly establish
cd Remember, never suffer jrnp o blood to he
taken fom you Evacuate the humors as often
and as long as they degeneraIcd, or as long as
you sick.
DIR. Brandreth's Office in Philadelphia is at No.
:, NORTH EIGHTH street, whCIe his pills can be
had at 20 GEMS per box, with full directions.
O. Only agent in Sunlury, is II. B. Masser Esqr.
Sunbury, sept, ., 1910.
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BRADY'S HOTEL.
DANyrhLE, COLUMBIA COUNTY,
pcnnsyI NHBiH,

TEylIE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the
II puhlc that hc ia, removed from the town of
CHifpoiRs0 80 UutriHc, and thn, hc has pufch ,sed
IN tina, place, fhc Largc 0nd Commodtous
BRICK house,
AZ InI COUSIN oF MIL ANn MAnTEr STREETS,
COpposifc He Couyt Housc,)
- Which be has fitted up hy The erection
l,...<1f of ADDITIONAL BUILDINGS, aud
.r,nsSs extensive SrABlING, for the Eatcr-
"s@ltssz tajumem IF UauiierS end JisifmS
lie 's now prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with a call, aud he would state iha,
thug IN his power shall hc left tndonc, TO render his
customers comfortable and happy while under his
cac. Ills accommodations arc ample, and his
iurns shed in modern STYLE and the proprietor is &c.
iermlned that his establishment shall sustain and
keep mp with the growing reputation and impo lance
ol the town in which it is located.
lls 1bnlE will hc Supplied with every luxury Of
the season, and the best and choicest rariefy tie
market cGH Afford His Ban viii be stored with
0h the best articles Mm can be Furnished 6y O,sy.
ciijCs. aud the whole will be such as to give satis-
faction tu cvery one.
Well knowing that an enlightened public will
always Judge for them, elves, he feels confident that
they will favor him with their patronage
SAMUEL A. BRADY.
DsnyilIr. Ian 10
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Ell a Y AR Id;

UNITED STATES COMMERCIAL AND
sTAllSfICAL Containing doc.
rments, facts and o,hr useful iniamatian illustia
I'VE OF the history and resources of the AnIricam
onion and OF each State; embracing commerce, ,
manufactures, agriculture int,rnsl iInpro, ements
p'hSs currency, finances, education, sc. sc. Edi-
ted by Samuel Heard
Publi-hed every "Wednesday. at 70 Dock street
The price to subscribers is S5 per snnum. paysble
on the first OF January OF each year No snhscrip-
non received for less than year. subscri6sis out
OF Iht FIlntipal sIlles 70 Pay in advance.
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George W. KaynG,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANT,

CHEsNUT STREET WuARF, HluRIsRURG,
Is prepared to receive Goods aud Produce at the
new warehouse, ~h,ch hs arrangements viii cna-
hlc him to forward with despatch to PHILADELPHIA,
PnlshuEg W NillamsFou, WAkesbarie, Coiuu,bio,
Lancaster, or any uher point on the Ponnsylvania
and onion Canals, and the Pennsylvania and Har,
risbuts and Lancaster Iall toeds
Goods from PhiladelI hia Tor Harrisburg, Carlisle
Chamhershufg, &c. &c, forwarded with care and
expedition.
CoAI, PLAsrEu, SALT and FIsu, constantly for
sale. sem. D
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THE CULTIVATCR,
A Consolidation Of Bucrs cuhipafor and tie Ge-
neSee Farmer.
WILLIS GAYLORD AND LUTHER TUCKER, EDITORS.
Prospectus Of VOL. =, for 1911.

Prospectus Of VOL. -. for 1911.
THE Cullivator was established to improve aud
l. elevate the Agriculture OF the country; to give
a proper tone To the morals and mind OF the Far
mer; TO show him the dignity aud importance of
his Profession; 10 store his mind with useful know
ledge, and convince him that while oil classes are
aud must be more or less dependant on each other,
he alone of the whole can make any near approach
10 independence. II there is one thing more than
another which in this country gives man SUPERB
ority ovci his fellow men, it is knowledge; and this
knowledge knowledge which is as essential TO the
success of the farmer 10 other men--it is the
design Of the Culiivator Ia aid in imparliag.
QJIhc volume for $40, is filled entirely with
OrigiDd Communications, embracing articles from
about 800 Correspondents, from almost every state
in the Union.
Ii an increase Of subscription beyond any prccc-
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almost unanimous voice of the public press in
iovor,-ii the multitude of private yet lldtertng tei
tmorisls ve have received, added to circulation
amounting the first year to TWENTY-FIVE THoU
sANp, may I've admitted as evidence, then we have
certainly most abundant reason to lie eratlied with
tie success which has attended the Union of the
Cultiyatur and the Gcnesse Farmer. No expense
has lccn or VIII I've spared 10 render the Cultvator
worthy Of tie patronage 1t has received. In the
Number, variety and excellence Of its Illustrations
It Is without a rival at hone or abroad the last vol
umc being cmtcishcd with nearly one HUnd,Ca
EngrariHEs, illustrating the improved breeds OF lluI
s,s, Cattle, Sh,cp, Swine, Buildings, lnpIcmonts
&C., making the Cultiva,or, all things considered
1t is believed the Cheapest Agricultural Paper ever
published in this or any other county. ..
TEENs-- One Doiiar per annum-SIx copies for
S5-lbc money 10 he I,mi ted in advance, free Of
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lop I'd TO Agents who obtain 20 ar more suhscri-
hers and 20 per cent. to those who obtain 100 or
more. All subscriptions 10 commence with vol
umP.
Postmas ters and gentlemen disf osed to lend their
influence to aid the cause Of Agriculiurc, arc re-
s!ecduy rque.ted 10 act agents Address
JESSE BUEL s. co.
Publishers Of tie C0hirator, albany, " Y.
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SAAM0KTN CoAL.

a very superior quality can be had at ony
~ time, by application to the subscribers, in lots
10 suit purchasers. They keep large, egg, broken,
and fine coal, fit for burning lime.
J.H PURDY & Co.
suntury, Sept. 2G.-t.
IRISH SALMON.--Ot tie best quallty. con.
sanly on hand and for sale by
sept. IL, IsiO. II B. MASSER
MADEIRA WINE.--Fnst quality Madie.a
Wine, for sole low ly
SEPT. 10, 1910. II. b. MASSER,
FOURTH PROOF BRANDY A g,nu.n.
article always on hand and for sale hy
Serr. ~, ls4o. H. b. MAssER.
HOLLAND GlN,-O the best qualiy always
on haud aud for sale hy
Sept. I2, lSio. II. b. MAsSER.
LOAF AND LUMP sUGAR.--Always on
hand and for sale 10y
sept. IL, ls4o. II. B. MAssEI,
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR HOUSE Mo-
LAssES.-Oi the best quality always on hand
al for sale Gy
Scpt. II, Isio. H.. B. MAssER.
BROWN 1t GAR-Oi a good quality. for sale
10" 10y Sept Il, IsIo. II. Il. B.MAS>ER.
LiQtokS.--Ot all kin,ls and OF the lost quali-
ncs, always on hand and for sale by
Sept. IL, lsio. H.B. MASsER.
GREEN AND BLACK TEAs.-Of the best
quaiity always on hand and for sale by
SEPT, II, lslo. II. b. MhSsER.
toFFi E.-Java, hlo ana lagulra Coffee, con-
siantly on hand and for sale y
Sept. IL, lsic. Ii. b. MAssER.
sfEKM OlL.-Wi Wiutcr and SUMMER strained
Sperm OIL, ot tie lest quality, always hand ard
for sale hv
Sept II, 1910. II. MASSER.
EEL.-Cast aud Blister steel, iur sale 10y
sept. -, lslo. ii. B. MASSER.
sPkING SrEkL-Of various sizes hr Elliptic
Strings, for sale by
scrl. l2, 1910. HB. MAssER.
LARGE QUARTO BlBLES.-For sa'e a,
very r0duced prices 10y
Sept. l., lsl0. II. b. MASSER.
BLANK BOOkS.-Ofa al kinds for safe 10y
sept. II, lei0. II. Il. MASSER.
BLANK DEEDS.--Borts, Mortgage, 81. for
sale hv Sept. IL, ls40 H. b. MASSER,
JUSTICES BLANKS.-for ,ale hy
SEPT. IL. lSio. H.B. MASSER.
CLuTiio,-Biuc, Black Invisible Green, &c,
for eby
Sept. IL, 1910. II. h. MASSER,
UAsslMbkES AND sAlIlNETIs.-For
sale very low ny
ser'.la,lsio. ii. B. MAsSER.
cARPETlNG.-For sale cheaphy
sept. IL, 1870. II. b. MASSER.
BLANKETS For sale cheap ty
ScI. -, 1910. II. y, MASSER.
tABLEhCHED MLsLiNS.- For sllc by
Sept IL, lSlo. Il. b. NASSER.
COTTON YAM AND COTTON LAFs,--
For sale ly
sept. II, 1910, II. b MASSER,
HEMP AND COTTON TMINE.-F,r sale
by Sept. IL, 1870 III. u. MASSER.
fOWING LINES, CORDS AND KOPES--
For sale By
Sept. Il, 1910. II. b. NASSER.