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lOFFATT'S
LIFE PILLS AND
PHOENIX BlTTERS.

ORIGIN OF THE LIFE MEDICINES.
FHNHE reader may not perhaps he aware
IA iIatthe origin Of Moiia,'s Lie Medicines
was the result Of a protrac,ed aud painful i'll.
ness OF their originator. Mr. John Mnfat When
taken III. ar. u. WIS prospcr"u. and flour.
ishing merchant III the lower part of the CITY OF
New York; aud having consulted and employed
number OF our most skilful physicians. he.
after moe,hs Of suffering. was prevailed upon
to purchase the recipe OF the invaluable vegc.
table preparation now offered to the public.
The effect of the Life Medicines in his own
case was 80 singular and remarkable. that he
immediately determined 10 offer 10 III" world
medicine To- which he no, only owed his life.
bu, his hapmness. The uniform success which
has since attended their administration IN eve
~ instance. where FAIR trial has been given
them. has been a,tested by thousands. and IN
conicsiibly proves ,hr. intrinsic merit
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A. Ki,l.ev Io,,,
Auaway. William KenuefIv, SW
Abpey, DIR NJ We T.
Alien. Measrs Hirum Laeroue Jacoh
Jun" Lark, Precious
Burt, Esq. A Liule,on s Nns.
/ Bodie. Nathan Lang. Sns,nn,L
Bryan Esq. Robin LayeIess, S"s.n
! Banks. Amos Ar
Diaha' E,iLa Warchan. Rachel
BROOKS, Mcdaniel, Levi
Barronlon, Elisha McKune. BJ
Berry, Rev Mr. llacca. Cb,,,o,
! Burkhal,er, Marlin Milton. " Tc,, :,
Blaiock. Mrs RoceIla Mood. II Al
Bprt, Esq Samuel Z Mccullough, u
Drannuni, William Mays, MarI' 4
Bailey, Andrew Mcdaniel. IE
4 Bacon, Nancy {ser'yt.) Morgan. Miss Ole,
Bnssey. Emoerson Mcdaniel. William
Blease, Mrs Bethany Mitchell. Abrnm ,
Z. Mcdaniel, Sim
Cook, senr. Sir vii. Murphy. Osups
liam or Jeremiah N.
Cook, Nicholson, DrJO2
Chumm, lJascph S Nicholson, Shcmuel
Casby, Dir q.
Contry. Mrs Susan Odam, Moses
Commissioner of Free ogiIvic, DR. PS s
/ Schools . p.
Carlidge, Malcolm Price, Mrs Martin
u Posey, Samuel Esq.
Dowd, Esq. G 4 9 Peoples. NM
Dnt,en, 0 Pow, Philip
Dowd, c a or james Prcsly, Miss Elizabeth
Thorn z.
-, z Richardson. Esq. J
Elder, II D Riddle. William
r.. Romans. John
Forrest, William 9 Roe. LemueI
Frew, William Roper, w
Fair. IL Riddle. G
Earserson. Thoms Ranson. Mary E
Fair, Mrs Mary Randall, LIB
Fazier, Capt or Driver. s.
e.. Sirpkins. Judge
Gciger. Elizabeth Schultz. II
Griffin. James Sharer Mary
Garre,, William Shadrick. j. l..
II. #.
Harvey. Thomas D Tilln,an. p
Iiolis,er, Catherine Turner, HC
Hill, Joel ID Tibbc,,s, DIV
Hues, Frances Tomkins, Salcua
Holmes. Ervi,t U.
Homes. Amos Upsan, NJ
Harris, David Y. w.
J. v.nsani, \ L
Jones, Seabion Wise. Theresa
Johnson. Renben Wigfall. Sarah
h. Warren, J"l,n
kile, Jpha Thrait Watson. Samuel
NJ. FRAZIER, p. NJ.
July Ql5 81 %
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The Wonderful Cures

j. ID. LEUARE, 81 Enst Day,
ChaIIes'ou. Feb. IS hiarch9 tf q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20

S. CHRISTIE. S. E. D.
July IS. 1912. 2l
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Dyspepsid, SerctHlous and Chronic Lieer
Diseases.
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thy. and bl"un'ing appearance
To Parents and oihers.- Persons Of picsho'
ric habit, who are subjectto fits. headache, gid'
diness. dimneSs of sight. or drowsiness, tFoni
TOO great how Of blood To the head. should
take i, frequently. Children. and persons Of
MI ages. may take them ai any time, as they 90
no, contain mercury, or any ineIeafeat ual 'er
orir.. CO fnrment or rcstrlctIoE OF dlei.
To Eidrrig Persons healthy eseo H.
diy,dunls. who know the value OF Moiiats Li'e
Medicines make il rule Ia take them two or
,bree times a week, BY which they reIn"sc The
causes that produce disease. preserve 'He's
health and keep of the iniarn'lties Of age
Heads Of Families should always Keep guam
ty orthe Life Medicines IN the house. u rem
ejy in cases of sudden iliB3sEs; for by heir
nr..np, administration, Cholera Morbus, 1oa,
n the stomach. Cramps, Spasms, Fevers, ana
other alarming complaints. which too o'eh
n,,,y, fatal may be- speedil, cured OF presentea
Faets 6or Mothers and Nxryts.-N y iacs
established biz the ANIMAL bills OF mortality. teas
one half of The Children born are cut OH oeioIc
o,,a;ninp seven years OF age, and illn isniuus
so,,ce Sr this mortality is found 10 exist ~ tnas
foul state of the stomach and bowels wbiep pre-
dnc,s the generation of Worms. rs Tie saie
resto,er of ln!nntne Health, IN ,hisciliicas
The life Mrdicnrs have long held disungais,t
ed reputation; and for toriress OF tns slo.uss ,S.
and bowels, and eouynlsioiis, although Wol,.s
NAV no, exist, il is allowed to De snpctaos ~ ~
any other. usf$
For sale by 80.
~ = i 1stIfL
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-04-27

Sir,-I have jus; received letter from
nv Vice Consul. at Boulogne, informing
me Of The loss of The American ship Ma
iestic, Capt. Morrison, which took place
on the 1O.h of January. on the coast Of
Meflincour. sin leagues to the westward
of Boulonge. a;,oa
from Antwerp in ballast. bound 10 Apalaen,.
;eola and out OF 10 persons wLicn
| formed The crew, only were saEed-.ht
captain. as we'll as The two ma.eS' UeaIs !;
amones, the number who unior.una.ea.
persisted. The ship. which went 70 pee
e., was TO be sold this day by the Marin.
1 for what she would produce. as It woul
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% 7 z ID
March RI, 1912.

In this town, on the 18th inst, Of consumption, Lu-
ma l.. Barnes, in the 18th year of her age. Ill
The deceased has left for the consolation of her
friends, abundant evidence of being prepared Tor
glorious immortality beyond the grave. lCom.
In Roxbury, April z, of lingering consumption,
which she bore with Christian fortitude, Emily
Wiley, aged "A years. The large circle Of mourn
ing friends, mourn not as those who have no hope.
In her last moments she called her relatives around
her bed and exherted them 10 trust in God and
not mourn for her, for she was happy and recon-
cied, and longed TO depart and be with Christ,
which is far better than TO remain in this world Of
SORROW and pain. ICom.
In Orwell. on the 14th inst. at the residence of
Lorrain Cuts, Soiomon Hayford, aged 43 years.
In this village, 18th inst Louisa Evelne, daugh~
| tie: of Milo K. and Persis Day, aged years.
In this village, 2lst instant. at the residence OF
John Conant of distressing cancer, Wait Brough-
ton, aged % years.
In this town, 9th inst, Isabella, daughter OF
James and Sarah Caughay, aged years.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-04-27
AM.BAP. ANTI SLAVERY CONVENTION
Third Annual Meeting.

Pursuant to a vote of the Executive
Committee, the Am. Bap. A. S. Conven-
ton will assemble in the city of Boston,
Thursday the 10Th day of May next (be-
ing the Thursday previous to the last
Wednesday in that monthly at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ
All members Of the Convention at its
former sessions will of course be expect
ed to partici pate in its proceedings. Min
listers and laymen of the denomination
generally who hold the views known to
be held by the Convention. are cordially
invted to enroll their names as members.
State Conventions, or the committees of
such Conventions, churches, and all other
public bodies Identified with the Conven-
ton are expected to appoint delegates.
The Executive committee indulge the
hope that the Convention will be numer-
ously represented from all parts of the
country. They would refer to the ques-
tions of vast importance which it is pre-
sumed will come before the body. Among
these questions the Convention will prob
ably be called to discuss the following -
l. What does God require of Ameri-
can Baptlst Aoolitlonlsts, respecting the
/ establishment of Missions ia Africa, and
other parts of the world?
| 2 What does He require Of Us, re.
s2ecting the education of young men fol
the gospel field
Accommodations will be provided fol
the delegates and friends who may be il
attendance on the Convention. All suct
persons will please report their names, a.
soon as possible after arriving in the city
at the Office of the Christian Reflector
No. IL Cornhill, Boston.
There will be public meeting for ad
dresses on the Wednesday evening previ
Gus to the Convention. Several brethrel
from different parts will be among th'
speakers.
Signed by order of the Committee,
CHARLES w. DENIsoN.
Recording Secretary,
5 March Fl, 1912.
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April 81, ls4a.

instead Of would II am not sure that be
manifested any desire to have ihem1 come
out and separate themselves from the mass
Of drones-the worIdlings and ;emporizers
the hinderers Of reformation and saliva
lion = those who "shut up the kingdom Of
heaven against men, neither going in them
selves nor suffering them that are entering
10 90 m" The question instantly in my
own mind was does the man know and
r.alize where bis doctrine will lead him 4
Will be not shrink from carrying il out z
Aye-and is il not possible that he will YET
he found among those intolerant andtyran-
meal ecclesias,ics who will be found exer-
ei,ing their domination against the very
hing he is now showing TO be so admirable,
50 lovely and SO Christ-likc7 Time will
determine what he meant. In the mean
while, lei US hope for The best.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-04-27
NINTH ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE
American AntiSlayery Society.

The Ninth Annual Meeting of the Amer
lean ti-Slavery Society, will be held in
the city of NewYork, by adjournment, be-
ginning on Tuesday, the twelfth of May.
The Public Anniversary
Will be held on Tuesday morning, in the
Tabernacle, in Broadway, near Anthony ST.
Services to commence at 10 O'Clock.
The friends of liberty throughout the
country are hereby invited to attend.
By order Of the Executive Committee,
LYDIA MARIA CHILD. Rec. Sec.
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Auction.

WILL be sold . :, public az, auet %p. at my
the 4th and 9Th of May, general assert
ment of Dry Goods, together with lot Of
Croekery and Glass Ware, Boots & Shoes,
&c.
P. S. The above stock will be sold with
Out reserve, for cash.
n B. The Ladies' are respectfully inyit-
ed 10 attend.
Sales from TO o'clock. P. NJ.
H. r. THAYRE-
Pittsford, April, lS42.
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For apoor, Ignorant pagan in Africa to
seize 90 his fellow countrymen and sell
them TO the half civilized Spaniard who
stands on the shore with his gewgaws and
riukets 10 exchange for them--this is man
dealing, or kidnapping. For the SpaLiard
iubuy them, and transport them across the
high seas this is piracy. For Doctors Of
Divinity, Congress-men, and Presidents of
the United States TO stand with their purses
and hold out inducement TO the Spaniard,
aud through him TO the pagan, and when
The victims are brought within their reach,
buy them and use them up = this is Chris
tauity!
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-04-27

MORAL REFoRM.--A Moral Reform meet
ing is TO be held in the Baptist vestry, next
Saturday,, al half past four, P. M. Let the
friends of unpopular truth and unpopular
purity come up 10 the aid Of this neglected
,ulerprize. Let the whole work Of reform
alOn 60 on consistently together.
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III will stand the test Of enlightened crltl-
cism, and receive the patronage Of an
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Brother J. ]. Trumbull has removed from
HORIZON to Hebron, and wishes his cores
puudents in future to direct to North He
brou, Washington County, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-11
For The Tribune
ELEGIAC STANZAS,

ELEG1AC. STANZAS,
ON the death Of Willis Gaylord Clark, Esq Of Phlad
STRANGER. thou seem'st. lnstinctive!y, TO tread
With melancholy reverence By the sleep
OF him Who, latey gathered the dead
Left many hear, his yo1,hfu! fate 10 weep.
Whether OF brother mid his household walls,
Or scholar throned in acadeEnic halls
! know Why thus the stranger moveth here
One who hath, hapy, never heard sound
or his sweet Tyre nor drawn e.npyrea! ar
Mid regions where has soul was ever found
IT j. that we We twilight: and the MUSES. nov
Come 10 bedew with tears MS radiant p''',
Ycs! there . "a my site influence round and eF
Tho sl.eners dwelling, brcahed By splflt' such
AS visited hi. earthly dreams, aud bore
Aloft the sweetness Of each lyric ionch
Engraved i. on the planetary page
Win ,bose the spheres have hyIaned from age to age
Via wa. no muse OF ndiscrmiRste taste,
Which sung for fame, capricioos in control, 49,
~, freedoms. Learnng's, Wisdouls world en-.
braced
With most fondy comprehensive .ool-
Grappled with Error ike minstrel sage,
And left to lesser minds the tn,e! o; =ihe age
IT is not that tears crnno, the dead restore,
Tha, We have wept nst. tbs tia; he has long
Pined for his partner Who hath gone before,
And sighed for tina; far world OF light aud song
And that he there would live with her TO tell -
That he could dwell no, where she did no, dwell!
When she vas scpulchred we saw no tear
Upon the brow Of her bereaved one,
Blu, saw tina, bright, peculiar s'nc appear
Upon his lip sweet as e'cT it shonc
Alas twas only that OF one who smiles
On some loved planet mid the starry isles.
Peaee! peace eternal to thy ierven, soul,
Too noble for this misan,hropic world
And when the archaugeIic irunipcts roll tfured,
And suns be quenclled, aud skies like parchment
May'st thou be found amid the glorious 'hrons,
Ginning with heavens sweet harps tiny voice OF song
J AUGUSTUS SHEA
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CANDY AND COUGH DRcPah.n,n

y the cure Tor Coughs, the Horehouns Clarified ,,d,
prepared By ~ Newbesry, with MEDICAL advice for
Coughs, Is found to be rate article 10 alay
rr!.atons 81 The iaucss and lung. eject speedy
trial Also The Anderson Cough Drops an3 Powder. a.
prepared by James Mellen Co., and now by Dr. D. Mel
EN- mas cured thousands many were pronounced
- - proved by Certificates around each vial Of
&c aoo's nedlcnes are seld wholesale New
fGrk BY Sands Co, a and 100 FuItonstree,; by Ed
"sFus Co. Druggists, Eas,au-str-e H. Disbrow cor
a.:4 Is w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-11

fsNHESE PILLS are 40 longer among those OF doubtful
utility. They have passed away from the hundreds
ba. daily lalncAsi upon The tide Of experiment. and
stand before The public high interpolation, and
extensively employed all parts OF the Unired States the
Ciuadas, Texas, Mexico and the West Indies, as AIRY
medicine that has prepared for The relief Of
suffering They have hccn introduced wherever II
found possible carry them and there are but few
towRs -t do contain remarkable evidences OF
their good effects The certificates that have been pre-
scnted 10 the proprietor exceed twenty Thousand up
wards OF sc hundred OF !c arc from regular psactis
ing physicians, who the mos: competent Judges Of
their merits.
Often have tho reformed By this medicine been
the subject editorial corsmcDt various newspapers
and Journals ard may with truth be asserted tina!
medicine OF The KIND has received testimonials CT
greater value than attached To this.
They genera! use family medicine. and there
are thousands families who declare they
.fcd u4less they have supply always on hand
Trey have rival IL curiEg and preventing Bilious
Fcyc.s. Fever and Aguc Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints
Sick Headache, JauEaice Asthma D,opsy, Rheumatism
Euglargement Of ihs Spleen, Files; Choc, Female OBJ
s.rucons Heartburn, Furred Tongue Nausea, Di>trn-
of the Stomach and Bowels incipcnt DIarrhee Flat
ucncc Haitual Costirenc. Loss OF Appetite Botched
or Saliow Complexion, and all Torpor Of the
Bowels. cathartc aPcricnt needed. They
exceedingly mid their operation producing neither
nausea, gripping debility
Dr.. Peters principal! Offices i59 Broad way New-York
90 Sixth street Philadelphia Price IS and 50 cts
per box. a3I
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l. E G A l..

NETWORK SUPREME CouRT-lb the ., ,,te, So.
application OF Tie Mayor Aidsreu apd C.mrcosSx,
the City Of Srw-fotk, relative .p:Yts Thin,.,-t-S
stree, from the Trn.h The Es sI-.f n Is. g..
eensh Ward OF ssId City. To Al! wtsa D,y eorers5 -
tic Is hereby sres ihl, petition will y prevented 10 ~
a,ce. OF the SsPr.. Court of Jpticss-- Of ~
r-apl. e -. Safe .: New York at the c,polii.lkr Co.,
tlbsns the first tCeir tesrusry AZ ts en,s
tho Court that day thstt ef tpgv:.I ~
Ne heard by Jan BcormIn .he CiIyo Se York ,,.
forth tie right Gc snd claim Of the petitioner III, ,u,
enc tnou.,ra dollar. hersofotu ,nattd and Sed b. H.
Estimate aud Asses appointed in a.
entitled u.ite TOT the l., al
mage the .sd osntf. ~ sus N sasnc,
rliDll ishng the .sid unknuw N o,s
o. r.rcel land .Qstted i-r the purpose OF opsa,g Th,
,eeoni il the said Cy sat ds'h,t "a The port FIX.
aid a :oi.oa, r,: Ihs, eer.,n M nie.
tenth Waru the said city, ,ud bounded and cpa,airis,
follows, 10 w-hcSnnins At Ii. Dnrth~r.tr cofrrt oftS.
Eish,h svrrse established by ls" and hittysoal r,r,
The same Sc crracG running hence
" aonE The nofheastery line eide o Thirty Ind SIN.
be opened. hbEdr.d te-t the souls
ea.tsriy line SIDE OF lane ct James beoinan thence
westerly ,cus The .nutheaery hue SIDE OF The l.at %
the said jme, Boormau thirty feet. 10 liz. drawn ihc,s
the If street. The s'ut vast ht or.Ds
ssns the slt line dr'" Though the c.s
Of rhuy.coad ihc 20 be opened ,hu
hundred the northwc eriy lne SIDE OF Ae EAA
established BY law AID running thence nohe
along the said northweey Inc side OF said Eighth ar,nu
4,st,hii,hed ny law thirty The place Of .rsiGsins
And notcr further given that presenting if~ said Pe
Aforesaid III. .,ii utices will be CT that The prsy,
The BE- granted and to rule order Of the said Cs-
directing The Clerk o. sid Court r,dHg inthe City Of New
Yo X 10 pay 10 the said petitioner 10 81, spraey IT,
mid sum OF one thousand dollar, above ronts h
thereof II any Tor such further other order
10 the said Court shall seem meet aud proper.
% led December Sd. 1871,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-11

history constantly referred TO IS evidence tina,
in civilized countries il may be dispensed with
iaut COMMITTEES would urge as a further reason
why il would be dangerous 10 abandon the exist
Ing penaityoi death, The fact taat We have 10 po-
si,se a.egent!ycalass il Ste;e-no police
sula;ozs III preliminary criminal proceedings, sura
as exist in many Of the States Of the Old World,
under which man nay DC seized aud confined
upon Slsp icioa. that he contemplate MURDER, or
treason. or Grs0H. Governments have devised and
adopted methods Of preventing crime. Oae
render IL Impossible 20 comali the crime,
by asceraili.s AID ,ten frustrating The intentions,
Of the o-ieader; and The other wayiS 10 threaten
the cSerdcr vain punishment il ne commit, INC
crime and is cor7gicted. Now. "a to the first of
THESE methods. Is well known thu. we hare no#
.uci rant no such arbitrary: police procedures in
the Sleie=ot New orL. lis i notthe country,
nor are citizens the people. who viii submit 10
aomicillaTy riSits to=paper passports. 10 police
oii1er Inspection. his s;ste.l. is t,,Ie, prac
.i,ed on The cou,iEen; OF Europe, and Is with
Quits advantages in preventing crime: but how
would even 81 a'teiaptto introduce such system
IN Newly ori b, rsccived b: The free citizens o:
til. State II 10 Itl=ihi- House wil. be wiling 70
pr1pose nrasure IN lieu of the prr>.r:
TEN OF i,i.Fi- ilr7eat2 in Tuscany. 20 which aIIu-
sion iI2S already been made whore murderer,
coaf;neiI Tor life. instead Of b-ing=execured
mon people =,eeIc prohibited from weaf;as arms,
or even carving krsir. Does an one suapo,e
that woa.d b. at? cc.v matter in this country to
convict a Iaborer= iol=carryiDg q knife, i il was
made r1isi-uea1o: Trusting. then. a. ,ee do,
enfirely To the fear punishment IT Is right nay.
it's necessary tjlar the punishment should Be- for
nidab!c; tIa: IL ,Ye1o not Interfere beforehand.
ynu,, takc=carc he punishment which
CONES after i sqecds.zccr;ain ana terrible. And
q: give iitl liberty OF action the poorest lhe
most ignorant, the most brutal and NOS; danger
GUS part Of cur population. it's above all ,hjngs
necessary that the menace b. which W. hope 10
defer lhan from crime, should be backed by az 81
icctivc sanction.
The conclusion. 50 far as human reason can
faihonl aud discern til" orrc.pondcnce OF motive
20 action, is, 10 your Committee inevitable, that
any relaxation OF tie.cxistag penalty Of dcatn#ior
murder aioFelhoagh', would be but disguised
premium or lis p2ore treq1entzoccurrence ;zand
while we are We'll aware tlai I'll" arguments which
they have advanced. might hnye=been nnehzrrorc
amply stated more logically a,rarged.ard urged
with greater force and emphasis; Yet tlley=trnst
that ;hel base said enough to on the part
Of TINS House cain. deliberate and cautious at
tention 10 t, important question, au sufficient 10
sustain the following resolution, which they now
mos, respectfully Submit:
K.soi9cd. i.hat=it Is iaexp1dent that the prayer
Of the netnoriaii-;s be granted.