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NEW ENGLAND TRUSS MANDATORY
BOSTON.

JAMES T, FOSTER continues to manufsctuy. al "A.
" various approved TRUSSES at his new stand NJ AS
Washington street, opposite Ne 4l6 Washington stres
and his residences and business being both In the ssm
building can be at home Of he whole Of the fin.
day or evening He has and better conyen,encs
for the Truss Business than any other person
II Ia this city or any other.
Also, ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS for prOlapsu.
for proapsus AMI suspensory bags knee
back boards sseied shoes for deormed Trusses n,
paired at one hours notice. and answer otentmes
s-well as new. The subscriber having worn truss him
sell Tor tue last twenty five years and so many for
the last tweve years feels confident being able 70 suit
all cases that may come TO him.
CONVEX spiral TRUSSES; Or. Chsseis trusses
Formerly sold by DIT Leach trnsses OF galvanized metal
that will not rust having wooden copper psd Reads
spiral truss kandeps do; Sslmons ball and socket:
- St&SDAnsneh d.; patsz---.,- -, .,xl- NJ
single; stones trusses. Also, TRUSSES FOR CHI.
DREN OF all sizes. DR. Fletcher's truss Marshes truss
Dr. hups truss Thompsons truss and the Ia
ksrsrucxing trusses, may be had at this
Also, Whispering Tubes and Ear Trunapefs that viii
enAb person to CONVERSE low with that il hard
hearing N p"
All ladies in want Of abdominal supporters or trusses will
be waited upon by his wife, Mrs Caroline D. Foster vho
has had twenty years experience in the business
JAMES +. FOSTER
Boston, 1850. June 6-3n
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PROSPECTUS OF THE FREE PREsBYTE.

THE first number Of weekly Religions Newspaper
bearing the above title, will he issued in the town OF
Mercer Psnnsy vaniA, the frat Wednesday of Jnly
1850 under the editorial charge OF Rev. JOSEPH COR
DON. assisted by Rev. JOHN RANKIN, Corresponding
Editor.
This PAPER Ia established the organ Of the Free Pres
bvtsyica Chsrc the United States One OF p-omi
pent Objects therefore, will be to explain defend
position of this Church those points which distinguish
r. rom other branches OF the Presbyterian family The
Free Church having withdrawn Christian fellowship from
those guilty OF the practice advocacy OF ssvebcdns
and recurring its voting members honor the Divine
stution Of Civil Government by refusing their
ballot whose cha Is condemnet In the Bible
the paper will vindcae the action Of the Church these
points Avoiding everything merely local and partisan In
politics IL will remark freely public and
urge the duty Of Christian consistency in political
| we'll ~ ecclesiastical relations
IL Ia the glory of Christianity that s remedy Devised
by Infinite wisdom and goodness for all the evils moral
social and political that the world Bot Its value
hs that OF other remedies dspenss upon Its apeaen to
the disease The times propous for the establish
ment Of religious journal that shall illustrate this seat
ment fairly represent the religion Of the Lord
Jesus Christ e,ernay hostile 70 everything that robs
God Of his glory or man Of his rights Such religion
med thus smancpsed from all thrAdom, would take
the weapons from the hands Of nndslity and the susie
lips for the insdslity Of this day and
cry feeds and the giarne Inconsistency
the protesting Church with the morality Of the New fesa
ment
the standards Chrych the Free Presby will be
proseytng sscan incapabs OF wishing we'll TO other
DEPARTMENTS q the RETURNING chaen put believing thai
visible unity will 90 operate In every srrpturs' short to
lower down dsnominatonai disincsiens and promote
tua love aud confidence among all the real followers Of
Christ.
Due attention win bs pAd TO the current and te
OF day and the ccnductors Will aim To make the
paper useful 70 the fs~sy the cnr''na"' aad the CHI
Il viii be printed In good style, on an extra imperial
sheet at two dollars PEI sanam invariably In advance
All business ommunc Atsons will be addressed to
WILLIAM y: CLARK, Pubtshsr.
May 30 Mercer, Mercer Co, Pa.
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the great principle--and yet treechery and trea-
son. more sccursed than ever sent traitor to the
gsliows, has cheated the people ont Of their lib
erties-hss robbed poor, servile Pennsylvania out
of even one representative in the Senate-has
filed up the last cup of her degradation, and
wbelmed her in crime which may reach down
to ages and uncounted Millions treason against
county and kind, which will doom its perpetrators
to oblivion, or give them resurrection in the
excavations of the human race. ].
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Yours, truly,
TO ANTI-SLAVERY MEN OF PENNSYLVANIA.

TO the Editor Of the National Era:
Shall we divide our votes between the old par
ties, next October, for Canal Commissioner, &c. 2
Shall we organize through the State and present
such ticket to the people as We can with pleas
ure support The latter is my choice.
The Democratic party, it seems, have thrown
away their anti-slavery platform of lS49, and
adopted the Baltimore platform again for another
d,ttn The Wing resolutions seem a latle better,
though they are not the thing They smell a
lMis of compromise | am anxious to learn the
views Of others. NEWELL CALENDER.
Blakely, Pa, July 90, 1850
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~,
Edited asd psbasA~d oy d.. r. Buehsnu. PROT, =,
PhyAoasy and irsfssiss " Msdicsne n fAe Eslti NJ,
Teal Iassdsiss of Cincissasi 80
THIS Journal IL devoted to the snfhs sece ~
especially 10 recent and wonderful discovevsss ~
noogv Physiology Psychology, other
sciences Vol terminating In June, 1880 comprtses cS
pages and eight engrsvings price g. Vol H.
y lyax be published in monthly numbers Of 80 p.x,s
yf3feknnum, In advance The editor Of ths Journal Il,
efginh dscoverer OF the inlpressbility the brsn
nd OF many Of its functions undiscovered by Spurr
helm HIS lectures In the Institute ELECTED from his elass
the following expression:
while therefore gratefully accord distinguishes Cd
honor TO the sbors Of Gall and his coadutors at fe
same time regard the contributions which have been made
70 Anthropoogy by Dr. Buchanan far exceeding those Of
his predecessor
MANY similar statements from classes aud committees OF
investigation might be sdinced The readers Of the Jour
nal spsAh Of It's In language and
venerable Professor Caldwell the father OF Phrenoogy IL
America, rs well Its most distinguished and learned
champion, says Of the Journal;
The knowledge your Journal contains Is Of elevated
rare and refined order, and vsaas character At pres
snt, however, you In advance Of the agep
Specimen numbers Of the Journal will be sent grauous
ly, by addressing the editor, post paid.
The Eclectic Medical Institute the principal Medical
College Of Cincinnati and Is Of the leading
cal schools OF America Its instruction is remarkable for
its liberal and comprehensive scope July H.
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sPRINGDALE BOARDING SCHOOL FoR GIRLS


HiS institution is agreeaby situated m healthy part
ofLoadoun county, Virginia. eight miles west Of Lees.
burg and two miles south of the stage leading
Washington TO Winchester.
The summer term will commence on the 18Th Of Fifth
month May0 The winter term will commence the 18th
Of Seventh month, (Noyember)
The branches taught are-Readins Writing Arithmetic
6eography History Grammar Composition Book keeping
Natural Philosophy, Astronomy Chemistry, Botany
bra Rhetoric, the French Language, Drawing Painting
and Needlework.
Lectures delivered Natural Philosophy Astrono-
my and Chemistry, illustrated by pleasing experiments.
library, cabinet OF minerals and philosophical spps.
rstus provided for the the school The
strictly PARENTAL and every effort is made induce in
the minds Of the pupils love Of ex
5elSeEse - .SsB7-s'- SeSNn pIcrs,sn
The terms, for tuition board, washing are 100 per
snnum or $50 per term Of % weeks The only
50 cents quarter for lgbs pens pencils
quarter for freSeh lessons xnNne drawing
painting Books sud stationery furnished at pr
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Scholars sent to the Point Of Rocks will be conveyed
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Dec 6. SAMUEL Nj. JANNEY, Principal
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DR.. CHARLES MUNDES WATER CURE rs
TABLISHMENT,
At Northampton, Massachusetts.


THIS Establishment Is situated at Bensonville the
west bAnk Of Mill river two and half miles from the
Northampton Rsirud Depot seven hours ride from New
tors, z5Out ave a 'pay,
wood grown hills With shady waks and sbundsny
piled nth the purest softest and coolest granite water
The air pure healthy and the climate mild
able. The and scous buildings offer AL the
fences for such as large plunge baths
douches and airy lodging rooms for about my patients
srAte for either gymnsslum piano. &c The Doctor
being the earliest disciple of Pressnitz living
ing experience Of than fifteen Of his own
wrngson Water Cure being In the hands Of every
hydropah9 hopes respond to reasonable expect
atoms from the Water Cure system, made the part Of
those sufferers who may conhde themselves to him he
we'll his wife aud family, will exert themselves to insure
to their patients comfort compatible with the chief
purpose Of their residence in the establishment
Terns-For board and treatment $40 per week Ladies
and gentlemen accompanying patients, S5 per week.
July 25-lm CHAkLES MUNDE, NJ ID.
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for inventions Business conhded to his viii be prompt
ly attended to.
N. b. Particular attention paid to the prosecution
claims before the Brazilian Commission now sitting
Washington.
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WINTER SESSION OF 1850

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THE ORIGINAL pIsCovERER OF
THE GENUINE TOWNSEND .SARSAPARHLA
nLD DR. Townsend IL about enty and
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.
PHrLADELrmIA. Dec. ", 1850
!. L..n Dn..- Shua. $3.50 n.. LIZ. Ana Il

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. L. 1850
Thanksgiving Day Shoe ptndo,c glass smash
Ell, &c.
Thanksgiving day has very generally been kept
az a holiday, and the places Of smusements have
been rspng harvest by afternoon exhibitions
and performances The bank, the custom house
end post Office, have all been closed. and even the
shayers Of the inner and outer boards of brokers
have ceased from their avocations, in order to en-
Joy their dinners The store ~ jeweller was
orepsd early this u,oypino and fine assortment 0t
valuable goods in his line, were displayed IN his
bulk window, the elass IN which was single
plate, eioht feet by five. IL unfortunately
been left standing q short distance from
the store BIZ his master, who had not sufficient re-
spect for The dav TO allow the poor brute TO rect.
We'll, the animal being suddenly startled by a
| se,tee falling upon him from the car to which he
| Wa. attached, ran of, and not being able to see
! the euor Of his ways event IL blind" into War
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den's window, causing dreadful crash of pisss.
which in falling damaged the jewelry and 7sucy
articles below. The loss Is estimated at $500, and
no insurance.
The coroner held an inquest this morning upon
a child two months old, who was scalded TO death
by falling into vessel OF hot water.
A man, answering the description Of Martin
Pffer, who recently murdered his wife IN Schuyl-
kill county, has been arrested here, and 10 now IN
CUSTODY
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SIXTY DAYS WITHOUT Foop-The Livingston
Urio~ states that Abram Van Auken. who died in
Meunt Mofris, on the 1st met aged 20, ot psrsly-
sic, with which he was seized in February last,
had subsisted for sixty days immediately next pre-
cejing his death entirely without food. Nothiag
passed his lips but pure water.
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MlSCI;tI.AS EDUS.

The worlds Exhibition o Industry al London next year
continues excite general attention throughout Europe
The brick building which j. contain the fruits 81 The
taste skill industry Of nearly nation of The earth
is designed be 30 feet long and 400 iee broad and the
rooted will contain 100000 square feet. The "as cen
trail hall will be sunouniei by light sheet iron dome 100
feet high and POO feet in diameter nearly doabe that oi
ST Paus in London, which IL in diameter 4 Phialci-
phan in London vii! probably succeed in removing 10
the United States such parts the English Exhibition a.
it may be practicable transport after the close Of the
show in London This Yankee enterprise will no doubt be
profitable and will enable thousands this side OF the At
lantc admire, and prof, hy the rich treasures OF human
skill and industry.
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CONGRESSES SEsS1o,
MosaA.. .ly-v -, 1850.
SENATE,

IL Cooper fte-cnle. the proceedings of meeting IN
:a' phi IN favor u tie adjustment bill before The Sen
ic AMI eEoressias gratitude 10 llr Clay AMI M Webster
Mess Goeae and DAVIS, ., Mass, presented memorials
ior alteration II the tart! Of dles.
Iii Neostcf from IL coma.ttco o: the Houses sp-
po.ne 10 make airanseents al regard President TAI
os death reported ent resolution eiestn2 tn Dres!.
den: 10 TRANSMITS y lie family o the deceased preslen. tho
proceedings ii the - Houses the occasion: II ms eceae
and tender In synpats an conco!eace On the ..e H.,
9ensai,n u "rH!eact and assure them of TIE lis.-t
persona. regard.
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The above oi:s were passed rem. IL.
MF sass rom the same committee offered resolution.
- PE1ing 30 copies 81 TIE proceedings ." the q, oa-
Taylor. Adopted.