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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-06-07

The Lost Found.-A young man by the name of
William Conant, was found drowned near the
Lowell railroad depot on the Cambridge side, yes
terday morning. He has been missing since last
Monday week For some time previous he APP
peared to be unusually melancholy and depressed
posed to be partially insane. We learn that he
was promising young man, baker by trade
and is great loss to his widowed mother. flour
nal.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-06-07

I,provements-An enterprizing mechanic has
shown us memoranda of one hundred and hity-
four brick dwelling-houses now is course of cree
ton in this city, mostly of three and four stories
each. The land bordering on the fremont road
will be improved during the coming season, by
the erection of more than a hundred houses on
the lines of the hew streets laid ont in that quar-
ter. truly this is growing city. [Bay State
Democrat
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-06-07
TIL Il FIR E Z vi A N.
For the Green Mountain Freeman.
1.-The Calyinist Baptist Home Missionary
Society and Slavery -

Bro, AsPENwALL:-I notice under this head you
have reported the proceedings of the .4merica,
Baptist Home Missionary Society,"" upon the sub
ject of Slavery am, Sir, member of that So
ciety, and was present at its late anniversary in
Philadelphia. In all the proceedings of the Soci-
ETY., nor in their printed documents nor yet in the
secular and political newspapers, have seen the
title by which you designate the Society. ask,
sir, by what authority the word .American is era
sed, and CaIvinSt inserted in its place. So far as
am acquainted with the Baptsts, they are strict
adherents to the command of Christ, Mat %: g
Call no man your father upon the earth; for one
is your Father which is in heaven" And certain
Iy, we should be the last to call a man father one
article of whose creed Gntant sprinkling) we be-
iieve to be the main pillar of Popery.
would not have taken up my pen for correc-
zion of the above caption, did mot know that GER
tain denominations of professed Christians try to
keep up the idea that Baptsts are followers Of
Calvin; and our silence might he construed into
consent. Yours truly,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-06-07
THE GREEN FOUNTAIN FREEMAN.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY,
In Lymans building, Main ST. near the Union House,
C. ASPENWALL, Editor.
]. POLAND, Publisher.
T E II Nj s.:
j. POLAND, Publisher.

L f. vi S
Single copies $l,5 in advance, or 1900 after the ex
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For AGENTS see last page
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-06-07

90 Cyrus the wise Persian said that no man
ought to govern who is not better than those who
are governed,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-06-07
Wilmington, May 81, 1914.

In the simplicity of our heart we copied the pro-
ceedings referred to from the Morning Star, cap
tom and all. We never thought of the subject in
the light in which Brother Miller thinks we lad
an unworthy motive, until we received his letter,
Ed. Freeman.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-06-07
cup, then, in Freedoms manly part,
From grey beard old to fiery youth,
And on the nations naked heart
sgas Ceottar tho Evinr GOALS If TruthD

Scatter the living Goals OF Truth"
o'clock p. III. The sheriff has just visited me,
land informs ne il have any food, must furnish
Il mgs6F; another glorious feature of pro-slavery
jurisdiction to incarcerate man in prison for US
ing hospitality, and then tell him to support HIM
self, or die! But for myself, | have no complaint.
To the spirit of the laws, and of those who execute
them, would fix the public gaze. am yet far
SHELTER off, than the poor slave, or even the free
man of color, who, while on our national domain,
may be thrown into Jail for the crime of wearing
his own skin, and then sold into perpetual slavery
to pau his Jail fees! Better, infinitely BETTER to
die here Of starvation.
Have just enjoyed the privilege of giving a
course law lectures to group of school children,
who came with all the pryng curiosity of child
hood to see who was shut up in Jail; by dstrlbu-
ting among them, for the benefit of their parents,
ct bono pubico, good supply of " the Slave Code
of lnois.'
The den is exceedingly filthy, and without bed,
chair, table, stool, or any other article OF FURNITURE
or comfort whatever, except my trunk, which was
carefully examined by the sheriff. until ne came TO
the abolition corner, where were Bible, ana
some other anti-slavery publications;' when ne
suddenly gave up the search, as though ne feared
he might take the infection the natural way, and
die in the operation, should think, however, he
has been sufficiently UGctnated to be out OF dan
ger.
Brs. Waters, Metcalf, Cole, and Williams have
called to-day. Dr. Waters only was admitted to
nv room. Verify, 81 was in prison, and they
came unto me-" The Lord reward them for their
N'P Mors anon. ]. CROSS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-06-07
Of Speech and ofthe Press, IS also Direct
and Powerful.

The people have right to investigate the con-
ductof their rulers, and to scrntinze the charac-
ter of candidates for of1ice and as the private and
moral character of man is the truest index,
it becomes them to be particular on this point.
But who will speak on this subject, who will pub
lish, when the deIist stands before him with pis-
tot at his breast? And what aggravateS the res
traint, the more unprincipled and vile the man
the greater need ofspeakng, the greater danger OF
unveiing his enormity. While bent upon promo
ton, and desperate in his couse, he is prepared to
seal in death The lip that shall publish his infamy
What should you think of law that forbade Tbs
people to speak of the immoraltes Of canddatsI
for oficc-whch made death the penalty of trans
gression?
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an lsine Srau 9sfbrsbsn unb als er bsnftlben
sal'ese'n w'uts' bsmsrfte er 2appan in fsinsm
5'nlh'sr' TN Ssfis fsinss gsloss unb i'm 5anes
ssmsnss ss BON Gappan wisosr gu befcmmen,
mari 60 Der ssstsrs ibsr Sorb une fbosS mitb
IN oe SGulfsr. Or. Smtb blutete fart ano
1T bsrsutsnb absr nibt ssfarlib psrmunSst.-
SapPan .purSs arrstrt unu iif nun i'm gsfdna.
niit in Stsubsnpias
Sas fclSsnbs 1T cine rtbtiat sobeu. ror non
Sassa an ws!bsn bic prslrsntsn,pabl in ben
psriblsSsnen Staatsn itattfnbst, NEON ben er.
wdblsrltlmmsn bic jsesr Staat su asbsn hat.
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Eduberei uno nIoroperiud,. - S.err
Oil u, Smitb, bon Yittsbura puros am pcrs
Isstsn 9ienifa9s am Sorp bes 9ampfbcctss
Sutton bsrautt, surb Or. sappan pcn @tsu.
bsnpiIs, ensm Sobns css GsnatrrS 9appan
ppn Obr. J.r. Smtb bate juif sinsn 8risf
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Gml9ranten aus ben neftli6en Stoaz
ten Der Union ftromen mob INNER in eros
ber Wen9e nob Seras.
Die Seraner bliefen nit fbarfen Qus
gen auf Den 9eorobten GinfaQ oer Weris
faner, aber Bis iest bat iib nob ni6ts
feben lahen; oasesen bat fib 3milben
ben Seranern uno Merifanern, Die am
Nio @ranbe tpobnen, Elm freunof6aftli=
6es 8efdbl 9ebiloet, oas fortpdbrenb
eurb beoeutenoe 6anoelsperbinbunaen
nob mebr 9endbrt tpiro.
SIM @oum oes Dampfbootes cSmpor=
ter rpurbe ber &0rper zines Decforbeiters
9efunben, tpelber erf am ielben Moraen
en9a9irt mar uno oeiIen Wamen gsien,ano
nennen fonnte. Den @unben nab au
urtbeilen mar oer Wann ermoroet ,poroen.
Die beioen &obe oes Dampfboctes per=
ben oerWorotbat uerbdbtist uno iIno eet
i'm Gefdn9nib.
sfa6ri6ten BON 9aoanna ;ufolae bat
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GTSpdtsrsn Nadrihtsn sufoIas, ols unfers
3stuns bereits CUR preife eeaan9sn mar, III
Der Nus9ans Der lssten 08aDl fsbr spsifslbaft
QSir mhffen eaber alIss lSsitsre bis nahjfs
Mcbe perfbiebsn.
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5d1nee uno Srof.-9sr oEintsr bat 1ib
nun AUDI bsi uns an9smeIest. 9crlge gSobe
battsn mir baS sriie gis, stlpa 70 olcf spie cine
Esnlfsrlbsbe uno AUDI cine fleins Nutfaae fris
fdben @bnss, ater nibt Senu9 gum Sblittsn,
fabren.
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Grebeben. -Sm porlsstsn 9enfaa Wcrs
gen, un9efdDr um s llbr wuros i'm msifibsn
9teu Vprf, 9lbsn, Nlbicn, Nleranbsr Nttifa,
Satapia, SotDanD, 9aricn uno @lca, Elm @rb.
bsben pertpirt. Gin jQerr, ersft ron 9lIbion,
bsribtet ea6 Mcrasns, ais er bsim Sribifld
ias, stpas Die Ssts be6 Saulss gu hefrn
fbien, mas eaiTsbe 70 srihhtterts, oas als 9ss
l,birrs auf Dem Slide rappsltsn. 9as Naus
itbtn tausrts BAH fort uno elid hem Mclsn eli
mes &arrenjusss ibsr bic @ifsnbaDn. SIN
msflibsn sbeils Der Stact tprif Elm nsu Safs
ifeinbauS mittsn pcnsinanber.
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Ser lssts Sturm, in cer Natt pom 19 auf
10. OftDber weldsr in BUFFALO 70 bebsutence
Vsrbssrun9sn anribRts, bat auf ben wsiflibsn
Gsrraf1srn unb an Der Slife BON Slorioa AUDI
pisl Sbapsn perurfadt. Ssi Slcriba fbsitsrs
ten msbrsv Sdifs II. fait 9las ots naScrb was
rem srtranfsn. On Der atlantifbsn &ilfe mar
Der Sturm nibt fbdelid, neil psr SBino pom
Qanoe bliss.
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Sno carolina l. Dec. Surb ,. @sIsBa.
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Sin sladli6er Sleierdber in Dubu=
que oeren es, nebenbei 9ela9t, nur weri.
sc 9ibt 1T beim Ginlenfen zines S6ab.
tes auf auf cine 3oble oeftoben bon 1000
Sup sdn9e, Is bis 40 SuB 8reite uno
IL biz 80 SUP 5obe, Die einen unermeb.
lieben &ei6tbum BON Steier3 entbdlt.-
Ser Slang f6immert beim Gintreten nit
einen eibte in taufenb Sunfen iuriicf.
Sa6perifdnoi9e ibdsen oen Suno auf
orei Wiaionen pfuno. Der Name oes
Sinoers 1T Sootb.
Die 9Sabl in NrfanfaS if fir bic ecfcs as'
sansen. TDie 9smtbnlib.
The New York herald., 1844-11-23

RAkNHiLL's iNDELIDLE INK;-1he supsnorI,y Of this
Marking ink u now very generally acknowledged by the
druggists aud of the article in phladslphiaa large
number OF have already tested may be by their
anv-rtemens and have pronounced other
nde INK whether Of domestic or foreign make.
Inc whole OF marking be completed in three
minutes, az midnight, IL desirable.
IL called Banhs ndeblc Ink after the Christian
ef POTTS, LINN X HARRIS
Wholesale Druggists,
No. ASK Market street, Philadelphia.
tProm the United States Gazette, Of March isth ~
INprLrBLE IrK-Messu. Potts, Linn X Harris No 2iyK
Market street. above s manuaetnre and have for sale amona
articles their line Of business, druggists admirable Ink
truly ndeble; will By is beauty and the simplicity Of i
Mak their apparel and would like that mark and
plain.
lrDELIsIE IrK--We have tried Of Banhfs IndeibIe
Ink and cheeruly recommend II all wishing 10 marx
freely and requires no prrvious pre-
paaton II Is for sale BY Messrs Potts. Linn Harris No.
1l3x Market street..
(Copy Of an advertisements OF April l9th)
BARNJLi lNDELIBLE lrKJust received, supply Of this
celebrated Ink and having tasted thoroughly am prepared
warrant y eaual i NOT SUPERIOR to made in hs United
Hso-Dms: Medicines, Paints, ACIDS. Dye stuiTs, Var
terms, by ALEXANDEH HARPEN
jsismsrs was
The New York herald., 1844-11-23
ON THE CURE OF STRUCTURE.


mnch pains was taken explain natursthe diseases
H % |. si as IL s are
=; sss % Hs ( e e:
% Go%pH % q no. ana prD aa ,9 v No
!hst the Of should Be ohstcied,
BAD Sa as % ca sa s7 S
e e
any thing directing the attention q hi. assa,s
rs then &C. s :
g q % Ct ss s s %
part itself There however. three ccuastanees which
.ssss ssSr ;s e.: . aa
s 5s ay S a. f. %
seans ia is more advaacsd T and settled crm While he
s.ss y sy ss sns ssfsss e II :'Es
No, Ssss
s s b. so:s s m TWO
would afford sa.psioa No hs 4. !h: s.Gp,
no stIic,sIs sa can exist % WITHOUT l. Tie next
rHs 1s sf "a
mo,t q L not 10 severity 70 nach
S
sss eSs ali s9Hs dsps:s '
howsye .houd have continued from 81. to eight weeks: I'M:
ssIs The third any
than that the effect Of Structure dspes, The
:RG and % lessen mental energy NG that hai this complain a
%oa deere oshs! ihst die wlI rarely q
active capable Of business formerly This also eri
ehec though lte undertook but t unquesonably
true Indeed Thoeye. considers s natural connection s Of
medium by which The mind 80 pSwsrIy acts upon ines. 2.
Spon The mind Thu. however i bettsr explained in
parts Of e world A. the cure Of Structure proceeds.
the activity Of mind invariably returns. ~.
With respect 70 the cuTs oi i gratifying to
in OF ineonyenence Nothing can ekcsed the
hands Of proper and srpeIenced cure q scsurs
months Many ccnsul' the writer who bu,
rn tusn h9s been IF trouble and anxiety for
years. To those who aye their homes, the
nishs his peculiar of cure together with his P
eatis which has interesting charter giving every
information the subject and written in the panest
DR. Ralph takes this opportunity Of saying that he be
consulted the various diseases referred to In his Private
Teatiseat his dwelling No. 10 Greenwich street.
hour aud consequences Of the number OF preendes and
books Of quackery which nest this city he deems
make the following stamcnt satisfactory ground Of conf
dence Besides his rank Graduate Of Edinburgh
Ac &c he has been engaged the Of these diseases both
in hospital and city practice for than thirty and ai
published three editions Of work expressly them. Also
that he has letters from the eminent physicians in Europe
from the eminent AmexicaaS Sir Ashley Cooper
Of London, Dr. Mott Of New York; Dr. Ihysc, of Phads
pha, and Others and that he perned 70 refer almost
every Physicar Of einercr this city The Private Tree
seS is 81 Address d.. Kalph senr. ss Greenwich street
OBJ 1rasrc
The New York herald., 1844-11-23
!. ,.o,o,;RgE5 RgP5IC III 0RINIoN 9a29osr

JAB PRONOUNCED UH BHEHNdANB WOHM LIZ
worms in children dat has ever bsss od. and hey
pleasant the tass that they taken wifoet any imeqy
They have been in THAI 6ye yes during which
i%. om Ssy s1ss and s% &.
derui succss 30 much 80 that par have son6dncs
any other medicine for the expulsion Of yoma HE ssu
from all quarters Of the country How many ehlidren ean
b found who suffering from worms and are pn,ng ayay
for the Of nmedy Eye the cause Of " ssnsr
will remedy the evil Taper longer it be too Iste
and them according the printed directions % the boz
ans are ssssd and cured Sy Dr. shsnsn
LozenRes The Rev. Darius Anthony OF the Oneda Conief
snce was Eiyep by his friends These Lozenges short
Ins ess9ed him to health REV. M Street, q %
Aehs Of Virginia and host ivimesHs cond be produced
yhe haye used sherman Cough Lozenges and know them 70
Be deciidedly pre{erabls to all other Preparations
ache Papaton Of he Heart Sea sickness and affections Of
ths stomach and bEEe. They Su bssdach in few moments
He has also Catharc Loznges which taken without
trouble being pleasant ths common peppermint
s sows I'll fs sSs ss S q
g Sf fs fS5R i.;st ads 1ss,
ID Weak gack. M khsumas% ssns u the siS. Lein.
persons have attempted % fdre upon community
it article but those who in the habit Of rsnE Sean
Observe that every Fissss made BY Dr. Shr bears FAC
sm Of his Dss on the sse1 1 ne
cCddssaa 81 HS.sa Spring;
scns three stores. Broadway; Mn Hiy ss Fulton
Brooklyn; Zisbers Ledger buildings Pha and heddings,
The New York herald., 1844-11-23
MAUAME Kr.SIEL.L.

1MAUAML hESIELL.
EENALE PHYSICIAN, Office nzd residence, l1 Urca
wich strse between Courandr and Liberty streets whcrs
she can b. consulted with the sceI Confidence complaints
incident 10 the female frame.
Madame Kstells experience and knowledge in the eanes
obstinae Of female irssu ny soppage, SUPPRESSION
&c Is such a. TO require but Al W ys % elect perfect cue
other ndispositon will accommodated during tIms
with private and respectable board.
Preventive rowd for married ladies' whose dellca.
sent BY mail 70 any part Of the United States Price IS Pack
age All letters (pos padl addressed TO box s6s New Nor
Boston Once. No. Z Esssx street.
IN. n.-l'hcse clclcsng money need not pay postage.
N. B.-Madame RESTELL would inform ladies residing
the city whose health would admit Of tsaveng
that she would devote her personal attendance them
OF hc United States thin reasonable distance Jy29
The New York herald., 1844-11-23

THE BANE AND ANTlDOTE.-
Disease, and all his grisly train,
Are now upon the wing again.
Wrap'd in, thick fogs chilling showers,
They come, to rack these frames OF ours.
I.o Bilious Cholic leads the van,
The mortal enemy Of man:
Dyspepsia marches by his side,
Seizng victim at each stride.
Rheumatic goGt, and Pleurisy,
For their dread share put in plea.
Ague and Fever, Cough. Catarrh,
Are armed TO carry on the war
While fierce Consumption--form Of fear
Cuts off the stragglers in the rear.
Colds intermittents indammations
OF every denomination,
Morbid disorders Of liver
Diseases Of the vital river,
That, wandering through the maize Of veins
The system succors aud nlstans-
Are at this season all too rife,
And Vampire-iike, their food 10 life.
Diseases seeds arr IN the air.
For their dread contact then PREPARED!
As Jackson laughed at British brags,
Ensconced behind his cotton bags,
And, knowing how his guns to train,
Swept the invaders from the plain
So you may laugh at deadliest ills,
IL your defence is PETERS PILLS!
They sweep disease away ut once,
As surely as Old Hichory's guns
And, like the foes taught to fly,
They never come back their luck to try.
Cholic, Dyspepsia, Fevers, Chs-
Avaunt My spell is PETERS PILLS.
laiNcIrAL OyFIcE i25 Fulton oser Of Nassau street.
OIL imem ~4Na
The New York herald., 1844-11-23
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE

DOCTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street, well known %
~ the victims OF Syphitc Diseases the
practitioner that New York boast Of p the
his destructive and amo-t unmanageabe mhlady still be
found his old Office DR. johnson satisfy any thar
he legally qualified practse Physc Sufgrry-ha he
knowetge Of general dscase
OF general PhyscIansand thar his skill in treat
mt and management Of variety Of Vrnerea Dr
only from every Of the United States but they
from the West Indies and Canada. average
COZ pstients year deounonanec quackcry in any FORM
M .sr s n,nra % o. noImng strntrs ana per
.hs treatment Of tcr dsearr Every undertake. cur.
M ules upon q, body or r n, ooa,
is curable. Constitutional Weakness, rometnrs
called seminal Weakness, brought by habit INDUCED
oy young have paid much attention treatment
sa nalady Msny an ynortnnae victim q hi, unnatural
ress Of the Limbs aad small OF the back confusion Of Intellect
iogetaaes pagtaon Of s heart aversion society ars
only symptoms OF this complaint II mydurctions nro follow.
CO. gasn.es cure Post paid letters with statracnt II case
u,ne s~st QUE door from Chatham street mia irss rrc
The New York herald., 1844-11-23
TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBlLITATED.
PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE'S HYGEAN
RENAV AT0R

IN all those where manly impaired where the
mental and physical powers prostrateI by
indulgence Of the PASSIONS particularly by those solitary and
dctye habits 81 curly youtn inducing nocturnal
and debility the Hygean Renovstor will be found niaiibe
remedy, IL restores the of reproduction both
healthy action, and mpotency by inusng new
into the sye In many the effect
IL fails chronic glees and whites and
removes sery BY restoring healthy uterine action Refer
be physicians prescribed the
Renoyator with those affections also Dysper-
weakness OF the back and ons and affection urinary
organs Sold only the Importing Agents." Fulton
tree New YORK pce 81 per bottle Of l6 ounces and for
Warded 10 all puts Of the Union.
N.B.-Copous directions asconnanv -nch hotlc
4 i-.mt .vrrn
The New York herald., 1844-11-23
TO MARRIED LADIES.

III NAllhlED LADIES.
MADAME NEsTEIsI!s PREVENTIVE P0WpERS,
IN EuIe but trance u particular for upwards Of thirty
well as by Thousands this country, being the mild
safe and ecacicus remedy for married ladies whose health for
bids too rapid increase Of family. >
The results Of then adoption % happiness the health. nay
often the life OF aectionatc ws and fond mother
touch upon within the limits of
which AFFECT not only the present well being Of parents
known that the families Of the II r increase beyond
the ksppness Of those who them D would dcnse In
how instances does hard workna father, and
sspecay the mother OF poor family remain slaves pfoue
to ye and Living but to toll when they lnight have enjoyed
comfort and comparative auencc and If and oif
weighed down the spirit, and last broken the health ef tho
hx stheess offspring from becomius
degraded objects of charity proEale Of vieo I've.
the days. Of tbs kind husband father enbisersd IN
non Of his bosom she had reached the OF hy
ast sinking into premature gnve-with the certain
peel Of himself being early bs Of tie par hn aud
sorrows aud his young helpless children
bestow not uniregrenty at ne when least able support
fhe heartending afiicon Is It desirablr, thens mora
Tor parents their families regardless Of consequences
TO hemseyes the well being Of tho ospring when sin
The advertiser feeling the Importance Of this ssbjsc and est
mang the benefits sultng 70 thousands adopitou
o means prescribed BY hes would nspecuully he
teGton Of the married 70 its consideration. wise and
vrtuou. evils which we subjcc by SIMPLE
aud healthy within control Every dspossIonste
yruous and enlightened mnd win unhesitansIy
she Affirmative
Price five dollars package, accompanied with full paral
i n6as s 's Esf "a ss. ss.f;s sssi.s e so1
PRINCIPAL ofies. S GrefnTich .trss Nsr York Oftcs
N.B-vhosc enclosing yucedn poscsye.
The New York herald., 1844-11-23
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
INVENTED ArD rKEpARkpEY

M DE EBOUDELUQUE, ED. LfSEON, PQRTUG-aL.
fI'HE scientific combination Of ingredients Of winch thoss
PilIs composed have madc them ts adm-
ration of the world They hn2wn Ell over Eop. tbs
only preparation discovered thar proved nvaanly
tain producing the monthly turns. Their certainty in I'll
being that they must BE- uscd during pregnancy
produce miscarriage Il used dIsng that Isroc.
The directions translated into English, and cpyropse
round with seal Of the importer stamped. Each box con
tsns signature OF NJ de boudeloquc end the nash di
have the signature Of Dr. H. MELvEAU autorised
sgeut for the Continent of America.
They be transmitted by mail any part of the United
ypates Sold by DR.. n MELVEAU, agent and inportsr Tor
the United states Office, I29 Liberty street, Grscnwich
sgre Price S5af boxes, 81 No half boves by mail.
s2ld in Boston, salem STREET Letter, directed Dr. y
tica All letters must ~ Dos,pad unless enclosing money 5
The New York herald., 1844-11-23
HULL'S TRUSSES.

- NOTICE TO KUPTUREU PEHSONS.
QERSONS afflicted with Ruptures rely the best in
stgment aid the world affords On application a the Once
towns in the United satas BE careful % examine the back
pad of ulls usses to sec n they end9red BY Dr. Hull
without his signature.
Many persons have undertakes vepd limitations Of Hulls
celebrated Tusses and thousands imposed in cone
These limitations be relied upon; they made
by unsk6l mechanics, and ARE better than the ordinary
Rooms have been fitted up No vecy street, exclusively
fer ladies' having seane entrance from the business depart
men where female IN constant attendance to want spon
nun0l nafiente mrr