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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-07-06
From the Albany Argus.

---. ~.z From the Albany Argus. =
Colossal Drawings of the Human Stomach.
E. G, Delavan, Esq, to whose indefat-
igable exertions the temperance cause is so
much indebted, has at length brought out
his Colossal Lithographic Prints of the
Human Stomach The originals were
executed under the immediate direction of
Professor Sewall, of Washington, from
his own dissections. and those of Professor
Homer. The Autographs and colorings
are by Mr.. J. Fl. HaIl, of This city, one of
the most skilfal and exact of our resident
artists. They are eight in number, %
iuches by "a in size. and exhibit the hu-
man stomach in a healthy state. and
through all the successive stages of dis
ease Indaced by intoxicating liquors. I'M
Ill death by delirum .tremens ensues.-
They are designed as auxiliaries in the
great temperance reform, and can scarcely
fail to be effective.
Albany. June Isl. 1912.
To THE Rev E. NoTT, l. L. D.:
President of Union College, Science
tady.
Dean SIR.-Afer a delay which has
been unfayorable, have now, ready for
delivery, 500 complete SETS of the Colos-
sal Drawings ollhe Human Stomach. of
about nine times the natural size. The
originals of these drawings have been pre-
pared under the inspection Of Professor
Sexall. of Washington, from his own
disseelions. and those of Professor Homer.
i have letters from Professor Horner OF
Philadelphia, Mot Of New 7 ork, Warren
of Boston, as well as from other distln.
guished anaiomists IN various parts OF the
Union, speaking in the most decided man
ner as to the fai!hfulness oil Or Sswali's
representations, *s.5 =.
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A DUEL

Was fought, on the 25lh of June, near
wilmington, Del, between Thos. f. Mar
shall, member Of Congress from Kentucky,
and James Watson Webb, publisher of the
New York Courier and Enquirer. AT the
second shot, Webb was wounded in the
knee, which stopped these ahonorable,' 2
murderous proceedings between them for
the present.
Now murder is murder - whether on a
large scale or small one - whether 2erpe-
trated by individuals or communities. 1t
consists in The wilful destruction of human
lie. As long as the church, calling itself
Christian, sustains wholesale, murder. with
cannons and bomb.shells, individuals who
make no pretensions to Christianity must be
expected to practice numbering each other
with pistols. Where are the thoughts
where is the reason Of those protesting
Christians who will be horror smitten, as
they ought TO be, in view of these indiUid.
udt murders, among the profane, and at the
same time hold themselves in readiness.
going through with regular, periodical, sys-
temalic "training," that they may be pre-
pared TO engage, perhaps against their fell
low protesting Christians, in wholesale
murder? The church that supports murder
supports sin, and therefore is not Chlist's
church. To say that il is murder for two
individual profane persons TO shoot each
other with pistols, and then say that it is
not murder for companies, regiments, bat
iallions, and divisions Of professors, with
profane, to shoot down hundreds and thou
sands, is rank absnrdity and ridiculous non
sense.
What will il avail for doctors Of divin-
ity and other popular religious leaders
TO labor 10 preach down duelling, while
they preach up war2 TO preach down indi-
vidual thanksgiving, while they preach up
national thanksgiving. Suppose they make
converts to their views. Are these con-
verted to Christianity? Can they be fol-
lowers OF the, Prince Of Peace, and at the
same lime hold themselves in constant prep
aration for WARE just as well as they can
support the cause Of freedom, and at the
same time be Shareholders. Just as well
as they can convert heather TO Christianity,
and at the same time with their own cor
rupt hands be making men into heather.
Just as we'll as they can save souls from
sin, while they are themselves the greatest
possible practical sinners, To convert men
tosa religion which allows man-steallng and
thanksgiving, is not to convert them 10 Chris
tianity. Converts must not be expected to
have higher standard Of holiness than the
instruments of their conversion. A church
that allows and practices the most enor-
nous sins, will never convert the world TO
holiness. The church itself must first be
converted. 1
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Rtehford, June %, 1912.

y ASs01J 0'O0j ? ot'o ~ 80
Dear Brother:-Go on. Fear not
Take the example Of David towards Saul,
and there will be no danger.
4 have enclosed S3. / should be glad
to know how my account stands with The
paper. l have lost the time | began TO
take il. VIM. Corr.
The 50 pays for Vol. Is, up to Sept.
1913. Pub. Tel. @
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N O tic e
A INCONSISTENCIES Convention

A Non-Resistance Convention
Will be held in Granville, formerly
Kingston,) in this State, on Wednesday
and Thursday the 1911 and I4th Of July.
One object of this Convention will be, to
concert measures for carrying forward
this great and glorious enterprize-meas-
ures that shall not be abandoned, butshaIl
increase in efficiency, unit. war and blood
shed cease-un.il man shall recognize in
his fellow man an equal brother, entitled
to sympathy and regard until love
and good will which Christ manifested
and eujoined, shall pervaee the human
family, break down the unnatural and un-
holy barriers which sin has set up, and
draw all mankind together 10 one great,
common, holy brotherhood = and thus
make earth the abode Of peace and love.
Let brethren and sisters make some sac.
rifice, if needed, to attend this meeting.
Let it prove 10 be the most important
meeting ever held in this State. The OBJ,
ject. is certainly higher and weightier
than ever yet assembled deliberatiVe
body among the green hills of Vermont.
Let nothing ordinary prevent attendance.
HProvidence permitting, / will be in
Rochester, and give a Nom Resistance
lecture on the day preceding Thursday
the Z hi commencing at $ P. M.-pro.
vided the friends of free discussion will
make arrangements. ~ ~. s.-.-- f.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-07-06

The SPIRITUAL MoRALIsr" is the
name OF paper started at Pulney, VT,
by J. H, Moves and G. Cragin. Twenty
six numbers will constitute volume; the
nominal price OF which is one dollar. The
paper will be sent to all who apply for it
whether they pay for i, or not.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-07-06
YOU HURT THE CAUSE.

lam frequently told that they who expose
lac sins of the church hurt the cause. This
isa view that have heard advanced from
my childhood. And | have really been
made to believe il to be correct. No doubt
many who have taught il, and many who
have received i, and in their turn taught il
again, have been sincere and honest in so
doing. But il is time for such ones TO pause
and examine, Christ and all true reformers
before and after him have. exposed the reli-
giOus corruplions Of their lines. To cover
up the sins Of the church is only TO drive
the workings Of the ulcer inward upon the
heart. Il is unnatural, un?hilosophical, nm
'erp;uraI, unfaithful, ungodly. In contem-
plating this subject, the following questions
have come 10 my mind: 80
1, Who hurt the cGuse2
2. What cause is hurt2
i shall NOT undertake, st this time, TO say
all that might be said in answering these
questions - or any considerable part of it.
Ahint or two win be sufficient 10 torn at
isuIiOn, and then all may study The subject
Icr themselves. 1n1 @ 41e
!. Who hurt Che cause2 The cause Of
truth aOd holiness is hurt by the sins of its
prOfessed friends--not by those who expose
their sins. II there be any one course. 10
the unfaithful conduct of religious guides
and teachers, against which the Bible has
more denuncia,ion than against any other
cOurse-iris daubing with untempered NOR
Tar, and crying peace when there is no
peace--itis unfailhfnlness TO professors, and
covering up. the sins Of the church. Read
the prophets and Christ, and tell me il il is
not so. lsss7s ssaetsss Els sa8as
Q. Whut cause Is hurt? Not Gods cause.
This is perfect truth and holiness, and can
not be helped by hiding sin, or hurt by ex-
posing it, can not need the aid OF corrupt
hands, or be benefited by their help. The
preaching which has called my attention 10
this subject is directly the reverse Of COTS
requiremen. II is not the exposure Of the
sns Of professors, or others, that will do
harm, but tbe clicking Of them. The false
Icaching that has been praciiced and fol
owed on this point, has had much to do
With corrupting the church and rendering i
aespicablel in the eyes Of beholders, and
diOus 70 God. Depend upon is that reli-
aon Which calls for the sins Of its yoiaries
ODE covered up, and calls on its yotaries &c
over up its own delormilies and corrup,
ons.aDdsto shield lis own weakness agains
ne shafts Of truth, and undertakes 70 hide
u'elf in its own darkness fromth gloriou.
AgAt which God is making TO shine upor
'G sinful world, is not Christianity. Il ]:
Tot the salt Of the earth. Its not the ligh
Ihe world. Il win not save the souls o.
nen.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-07-06

THE VOICE OF FREEDoM.--Haying SO many
other things to think Of, forgot to announce the
appearance Of this paper, last week. II is suffi
cient 10 say that it is edited by Charles c. Bur-
leigh
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LIST. Ofthe Healthy Stomach.
ID: Ofthe Stomach Of the Temperate
DFinker.
ID. Ofthe Drunkard.
Attn. VI the Drunkard after q debauch.
9th; OF the Uicerous Stomach Of the,
DrunkaTd. zsass=ss.s=s.s zz.ss-ssssss-.-
9th: Of The sciTrus Stomach Of the
Drunkard. -,
9Th. OIibe Cancerous Stomach of the i
Drunkard. .s..--- -sss -
8th OF the Stomach of the Drunkard,
as seen after death by delirium tremens.
These Drawings are earthly secured
In case, and are of such a size as to be
distinctly seen at any reasonable distance
by day, and by reflection by night. -
As you have frequently occurred 10
large audiences from the originals, and
have seen the copies now offered 10 the
public, you are fully competent to form an.
opinion of their vaIue-as anxiliaries 10
assist in completing the temperance reform.
which, from present indications, is hast.
.ening on to its fnal triumph. zss.e
In each case vii. be packed two sets of
Dr. Sewalrs Essay, one with the colored
Drawing of the Stomach of the natural
size. aa Ss
/ am. dear Sir. @
Respectfully yours. \
r. EDWARD C.. DELAVAN
Terms-A single case, SI0. Five
cases or over, $S.
Oliver Scovil, Of Albany, Agent, to-
whom orders can be addressed, post paid
with the money, oriberty 10 draw al the
rate ofexehange.
Schenectady, June 9Th, 1912. -
EDWARD C.'DELAvAN ESQ. ~
DEAR SIR-Your letter ofJune is, has
come TO hand. Having compared YOUR
Lithographic Prints of the Human SION.
ach Tin It's healthy state, and through all
the successive stages of disease induced by
intoxicating liquors, until death by delif-@
Jun tremens ensues,} with the original
paintings o. the same, executed under the
immediate direction of DR. SewalI, / am
happy to bear testimony to their admira.5
bic execution and great accuracy. "a
These prints contain an argument adj
dressed to the eye and which seems To
tell upon the heart wherever have seen
them exhibited consider them a most
auxiliary in the prosecution Of
the temperance cause, and one on which
a speaker may safely rely for giving en-
forcement to his argument, on any occa-&
sion, and before any audience indeed,
think their moral effect upon the commu-
nifty, ifthey can be brought into general
use, will be very great--they are worthy
to be introduced. and cannot but hope
the benevolent friends of temperance will
see that they are introduced into every
district and Sunday school, as well as eve
ry academy. lgceum. college, and Temper
ance Society, throughout The length and
breadth OF this and, every other land
And should the, whole series be framed -
and hung up in all court-houses, iails,
poor-houses,and penitentiaries,they would
in my opinion, exerta most saIutarv infla-
ence. sf--.- .s.-..rs.s IS =, -s.--E.
Wishing you success in this bold, ex-
penslve, but noble enterprise. azsss1 sz:.v
am with sentiments of respect, III
Your friend, E.NOTT: =
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WEEKLY RECEIPTS
ID i e d


Insthi5 village, on the 18th ult Eunice D.,
daughter of stephen Parkhurst, aged Is years
In this village, June 3etIl, Melissa Green only
child of Ora and Harriet II. Draper. Aged ,
years and months. esss-.ze<@s 13
Before her little feet had tfod + r
Upon the dusty paths Of life, ..-.- .--..s ~
Her soul has passed away 10 God, s=s z.e<
Far, far from mortal care and strife. =
She has laid her down by the chrystal river,
10 battle in IFS waters OF life forever.
We weep, but not sweet child for thee
Oar tears in silent sadness flow az-@ -a.-
IT'S only for ourselves that we < >r-.
One bitter thought Of grief can know.
We weep that we can press ~- 1892.
That little hand to US so DEAR .--~.=ez
No more can feel thy soft cares, : -.---s--- 81
Thy bird like voice no longer hear. . a.. ss..
= Brandon July l, 1912. - r.s.. s.-. Con-. II. -
In Hinesburgh, on the 9th uIt., John B. CaIks
ms, aged Al Yeas Papers in Western New
York are requested to notice. $3.50
Ia this village, the Cd inst, Paul Spooner-
known extensively as, /" Deacon Spooner'-aged IS.
In This town, on the Sd inst, Fredrick Seeheid,E
aged 70. s. ..A..E -. &. t.-ss..
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= Leicester, July ID, 1912.
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CAUTION TO FEMALES.

AVA inform ladies' who proper deiicacy, have repuR
nance The treatment oil their complaints except
own SEX that IN all
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DIR. OOkE
RETUh NED FROM ENGLAND,


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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

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