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TEXAS LAND TITLES.
4 N Al,STR \CT Of The original titles Of record in
~ the general land office. Prined in accordance
,Ih resolution oil The House OF Rsprs pas
l3,ih itay, il3s. a few cupies lust received and
safe iy ALEX JOWAR,
j ~ Camp
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GINA ORDEAL.

L. lti.DiAL Dr. to- VI. W L'Eli INK pE
- EtNOuR.-lhe United States Agent for ,!ls
.nrlnn Cordial or Elixir Of Irvc, returns his gruten
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for inc ALTERING patronage "hlci
he has already received; and also for the many est
ii;"ais which hay" been him touching The the al
most r'lcas efficacy Of tins in"stimahc medicine
he well founded reputation {" the Luclna Cordial
warrants the agent in ,hdrnwing his long advertise
ncnts; hui for the brnei, If those persons WIN
as yet be unaware .: lis na,tr, h. would explicitly
state THAI it IS Dr. Nagnins celebrated discovery
which has created ucll ,linn i'll trnuce-lha II
speedily restores thu vire powers, where they have
been exhausted by disease otherwise, and smhsan
'n'lv renovatcS The prncr,nn, tunctnns TINT it is Al,
tiIccun for the llunr ,lbus urd above ali that il
: the only remedy ever discovered lar C removal I"
"po"nrv in male, "nI bnrlennrss in females. Owing
ios v" silly inviyo,a,lG Hlitic is also highly use
fnl in glret, distracted, difficult painful m'ntruu
", ncontinrnce ofhe urine inv "luntafy iii schnrgt
thereof chronic crupons OF the skin droisical aiitc
tons of the aged Ac.
murder that all rlass.ss Of society may receive tn
benefit of Dr. Magnn's discovery, The Aneri,',n pro
pret"r has consented that the Cordial shall lc sold il
BATTLES of six each, ut the reduced price OF s.
which is less than halt the price charged for j, il
France.
JOHN WINTERS HOl.NEHN,EII., NJ. D.
United S,.tcs Proprietor.
The above medicine is for sale at hole su lie and retail
at No. 61 P"vd,a- street, between Magazine und Cam
sts New Orieans. n,?G
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Is1liE ADDRESS If the Louisiana Native AGner,cae
4 Association 20 the citizens of Louisiana and TN,
iul.ahi.aus Of Ii United Suites just published and to,
sale by DAVID FELT Il Co,
JUS ~ Charities ST
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NJaHlS & Co, No. 80 Charities st ee,, are re-,
c"lvInE daily from ihear house III PniIa cllu an
e'eInnt aud I"I plete assortment ui Substantial
and t,~hi'nahr clolhlns. They invite the a,leu-
ton OF Tie pHhlr, rs ,ney warranted in Sayinu
ihh' strangers and cllizcns cnnnut furnish them.
S,''V's moe HdV'"ta =eously III any city Ia the
uu!"ll-
n. u. a few d zen ecgan, ivory handle UNI
hrci's, 'r'l 81 To 80 incnes. A.sn, n large IL.
wha, p.ne nark ~ hayes, v.rinn> sizes very low
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ADLhNC1 III ~ III LAIN.
Er, AbernethY, the greatest of English surgeons
a,anknd originate i'll tho stomach. This Elixir was
.,ssl by him with the most unprecedented SUCCESS in
s private and public practice for upwards OF forty
yeqra for the removal Of he following lIseascs:
Loss oiai,pette, Flauency, DStenlion Of tine Stom-
ach, Pain in the side, leuvness of the Head ana inc
aaon u Sleep irrrgularity OF the Bowels, and in all
cases wh:rc Indigestion L~slive habit is found
Yxst.
This medicine must not be nun,le ,ed among the hos,
al quack nostrns before the public as il is the
sole invention of the abes and most scientific surgeon
Europe ever produced, and tlse of preparing it
us purchased by the agent for ve,y large sum. II is
Agreeable unl pleasant to the taste, u mild uuer
ient. always keeps the bowels free, imparls vigu and
strengtn tn, system, and cheerluness the mind,
aud few hpues removes the mos; Inhrmed cases OF
DysIepsia Indigestion, and preventsu any
future l'e:iod.
New York, 18th August 1888.
35 Madison. street.
SIR:-In cunseq uenca Of leading selentsry life, |
nSye been troubled or less, with Indigestion for
ton years. tor the las, three years my suengs have
been insupportabe. | have tried several p,ySriaus
benefit. | dcspairel of obtaining any permanent
relief and resigned myself 10 the mJst hopeless despair
was persuaded by many friends to try Ahernethy's
Dys,eptc Elixir. have now finished the fou,lh but
de- aud know not how express N.Y. Uiraton of il
wonderful virtues and the miracle hjs performed in
restoring me that health which |: ugh, lost for
ever. Send me half dozen bottles d { and except
u,v thanks for blessings you have erred by re-
..oring me- to perfect health.
=, Ircmain yours,
JCOB MONROE.
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n.,er ,..x TOD. ,Fa
y. ,rpsn},,5 nlo5 ~
r. we.rs,r-i 4, A..
...p ami c,i,so,,e ,rai;
vnrs-cs f,jross nc.
. a.,s,t ~ ;ss q, asliu
-aAc,, Io4tsr r,rrp,,F>t'
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NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
~ New Medical Dictionary, hone Super ROYAL 8yo
Vol.-Dungl a.on's Therapeutics AID Human Phys,.
nlogy.-!nvn> on Females, Vulumc-Ebules Thpra
peuicS ', unes.
New supplies just receivedby Alex TOWAR,
aug = - Camp s,res,
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/
EI>NGLISH PAPER s. 8
~ dersisned. have just
from London, and offer Tor S
100 reams large blre W e.
so do do do l.
50 do do white !
90 do tinted ii, ~.
70 % 60 do
20 do do do
IN do music paper, B
tal-all Wha,maii's manu!a,
81 INK cards, gilt and orna
wool and mahogany, bras, /
Cclo: hoxes, with slides; c,
\ ckerman's; camel l.uii b
lnkstands, office, rosewood, !
portable; do brni,zs for uilics
india rubber, best quality
bucks, suitable for schools.
good and Acktiman's; Copy
rnpying ink, superior quart,
rern'nel, hue writing flu d
al kinds, &c. &c.
nas1 Siat'.t
tUtc.s-NuH ieteiNinA
= beIau, u splendid ass.
i'at-r, !jrnnzrd fprA, id ST.,
,nu,, uo"l..s, E,srAlin: d.
/ Nj HIS
I dig
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Saddle bays, double ands ngle; valices; M deal
uddIo bags, Bruss Is carpet bags; best iron frame
Gather folio trunks, brass nard; leather boo, top
do, assorted sizes and various styles; holsters and
pistol belts; coach, gig, sulkey, tws aud planters
crop w.ips: wool, worscd, cotton aud leather
glrhs and sursinglcs; s'lrrup Learners; trunk
slraps ana wurseI rein web; chain and nunk
ha,ues; blind Lrdes aud lines: S olch cola S,
and h,rso and mule collars. .ni all lnal'ts; m"-
rocco, buck, boar. sheep and buffalo SKINS; paicd
brass and steel briiie bits Of ev ry description
plated. brass and steel spurs OF every Description
plated, brass aud steel s,lrrups Of every descnps
&lon
Together with complete assortment of every
article in their line of business-ail Ut which they
offer for sale On accommodating terms.
They will also continue 10 receive through the
year, by packets from New York, fresh supplies 10
keep their stock ample and complete.
kOUES, DAVIDSON & CO,
"a Is Canal ST.
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HARRoWdATE SPRINGS
=. montgomery
THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW


THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW
ORLEANS.
TUNHE proprietor Of this establishment has the plea
L sure Of announcing to his friends and the public
in gene that he will be in reancsb Shy the first day OF
NAV ts receive visers Hs will also state for the be-
net of those at distance, that there have been large
improvements made, and others now going on and IN
rapid progress for completion, which will enable the
subscriber accommodate much larger nun.er than
heretofore, and at The time much better.
Fa,nle Gun be accommodated it'll good rooms, or
those " 40 prefer can have large cabins detached from
the ala building.
1t il ieemed unnecessary te anything in Hartcl
lar Of &e character OF these WATERS for it is generally
believed that they inferior To in the South
ern Etates. All the amusempnts that are general'T
foanti At Watering Places, will he found at this J I
best ulsc that this part Of TIL country affords.
been engaged aud will be in constant attendance ut Il
Springs during the whole season
l,e subscriber will avail himself Of this opportunity
returning his untcsned thanks for the very liberal
support given him last and hopes by the ex"r-
tons that have been made in improving and extending
the Recommendations, to merit liberal patronage tn
yeseAt season. JNO CRAM.
n:3
SADDLERY WARE.-Ihe subscribers, manu-
- tuc,urers and wholesale dealers in s,dd'ery
goods, are no receiving by late arrivals from the
nur,, in addition TO their tornrr stock, an txien
a. assortment of articles in their line, among
- -, he tuluW N
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EDuCA II .N-FEEACn unn !.NGLI~II-
Nr james recently arrlv. in Ills ,i;y, Leus cave
TO inform the ri z"t's ct New O1lenls tina, he will
open an academy on Nonia>, ii, January, AT No.
- | 'unust street, for me instruction of youth Of
o"th stX|s, IN French aud English, in which he
VII he "o!y assisted by Mrs james and Mrs.
MrChrr, ii" speak both those anpuours with
great iihtnry aud pnu1v, aud whr VIII tall charyt
O! the departing Mt Of tlr y"un! lailes.
MI mt will give his whole attention 10 The
various branches OF fuur alton, aud .le,s him
that Ii" Viii give cniire alrrsi,c tt, Il,,p y ~
nav honor hlm wit:. heir romitirnce nov
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NO CURE NO PAY


nR. JOHNSON Office 10 l'ienville street,
~ fines his practice to the treatment Of Vencreal
Disease, IA all its different firms.
DR.. Jotaso", from sdcnce of many ynarsin Hos
pi,as i'll Europe, dcvstcd 10 the rentnant 81 Ncnercal
Diseases and from his present extensive practice III
that particular branch Of The prolession guarantees
snte, speedy aud eecual cure to such persons
;onbltd with any OF the following diseases viz:-
Gon0rr,uca, elects, Suiclute s, Chancres, Bubos,
Seminal Weakness Affections ottie Bladder, Ni,nrys,
l.oil,s, Urclhra, rrns,rate Gland, Swciled escies,
Eruptio,a an the Skin, Sore Throat, Pains i'll the
Joints;
And tho numerous symptoms which generally follow
his disease.
Recent cured in two the. days without the
use OF Mercury, interruption iron business allera-
lion in the mode ofving
A medicine to prevent Venereal Disease be oh
,uined of DR.. Johnson. 1t is from the recipe Of the
Baron Larry, celebrated rrsnch Surgeon, and was
used by him during tae several canpa in which he
. scrved as Surgeon General in the French Army.
Sold by Dr.. Joluson, vt his office. Those persons
a.ns any uia. ton Of Vensreal Disease, anil shout
akng saa voyages. or removing to the county, would
do we'll by giving DIR. Johnson CALL proper medl-
cnss tor their in the shortest can be put up
will, written directions f., their use.
Office open from i'll tho morning. until 10 o'clock Mt
psht.
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{ ,SORTU\E rj.LLEK'> OWN BOOK
= Comly's GIim mar-l.e alie's Cookery
Bslmur's key to TeleaaGue
Porny's French spelling hook
English Readers, half and full bound
Warusirocht's French ianlnar
Neems Washington and NJ run
Ewels medical comparison
Daholl's mithmetic-Bell IN tae nerves
Ladvs medical pocket hook
Gen,iennns tactical pocket book
hIason's ia. rier-t'rookeus song buok
Hale's United States.
A new and large supply of the above works Just
,eved and opened for sale Oh good terms by
MAJ |, Tuwal, ~ CAN'T At
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UPHOLSTERY & PAPER HANGING STUNu1
Henry Siehrecht, formerly ]. G. Wicks ~.
would m ST respectfully iniarn his friea, s!
the public il general, that ha has aud is con :.
" receiving gtnerai nssorlnent of upholsterN
and paper hanging. The following compares I
part {" his s'o,k, which he offers for sale at whole,
safe or retail on the mos, acc on,modatin8 ,eIn,s,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-11-20
SAFETY I'M THE STORM.

When winds breathe soft along the silent deem
: nc waters curl, the peaceful pillows sleep:
= stronger gale the troubled wave awakes.
Ihe surface roughens, and the ocean shakes.
More dreadful still when furious storms arise.
The mounting bil'ows below to the skies.
On liquid rocks the toit'ring vessels tossed:
Onnumberd surges lash the foaming coast:
The raging waves excited by the blast,
Whlsen with wrath. and split the sturdy mast.
when in an instant, He who rules the foods.
Earth, air, and fire, Jehovah God of gods
In pleasing accents speaks his sovereign will.
And bids the waters and the winds be sill,
Hush'd are the winds, the waters cease TO roar.
Safe are the seas, and silent as the shore.
Now say what joy elates the sailors breast.
With prosp'rois gales so unexpected bIest:
what ease, what transport in each face is seen,
Ihe heavens look bright, the air and sea serene ::
For ev'ry plant, we hear a joyful strain,
To Him whose powr unbounded rules the main.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-11-20
VOL. XII. No. q

anto Jerusalem, very neatly bound
a siiken cloth, and said, This IS n IN
~ rtllct on which the Lord Jesus r, 10
did corporealIy sit, and with ms M Snfls
legs touched this ass leg ~ The ne
man was wonderfully pleased, ane Cue, Cue,
the holy relic with him INTO G.rn iea
and when he came upon the bo r,sny
boosted of his holy possession in tbe es
ecne OF four others of his comrades + r'SS
same time showing it to them; b., : =. y;
of the four having also received a lest taS'
the priest and promised the same s4 ? ,'o1
they inquired with aslonishment. " WI
er that ass lad fee legsr' -''a'
Spalaiine. the celebrated secre,,,u
Frederic, Elector of Saxony drew. :
curious catalogue of sacred relies bre.-,.
ed in the principal church at W.
burgh. 1t contained the enormous NC
Der of niaeteen thousand three lyas
and secenty-tour.
The Bishop Of Mentz, says Tps.
boosted that be had fame Of he b. -
aotich Noses beheLd burning!
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-11-20
found. would prove an immense boon to

found. would prove an immense boon to
the country. - M - -
Ga these subiectsthe Commissioner re-
quests the farmers to communicate with
him as early as convenient; by the first
or middle of December ensuing, if prac-
ticable. He hopes no one will hesitate,
through any dislrust of his inability to
write in such manner as he himself
might wish. Practical men, who have
clear ideas of the things they wish to
communicate, though their spelling or
grammar may not always be correct fud
no difficulty in expressing themselves nat
urally and inlelligibly, which is all that is
in this case desired. The subscriber
pledges himself to give neither name nor
place TO the public, in respect TO any com.
munlcation made 10 him, unless permiss.
ion is granted 70 use them and in res pec,
to any communication which it might be
useful to publish, as FAR as depends upon
him, he will do what he can to put ii into
a condition to meet the public eve.
! Communications may be addressed tc
him at the office of the Secretary of State
Boston, by priOate conceyauee where
practicable, or by mail, if otherwise.
| He would be glad to hear on any o
these subjects from his friends in anv O
the New-England States or in New
York. HENRY CoLMAN
Commissioner Of Agricultural Survev o
Massachusetts.
Printers favorable to the cause of aori
cultural Improvement, in city and coun
try, are respectfully requested to give tn
above an insertion in their papers, pro b
no pubLtco.
October 80, 1885,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-11-20
Morison's Pills.

II Dir the Vegetable Hygean Unires
u Medicine of the British Co.ic-.
Heath, London, imported by Dr.. q
Taylor 6 IL Wall street New Ya
sole agent IN the u. 5. for SAID COR.
can De had ofihe following persons; .
cry packet sold IN Vermont will he 81.
ed ia trritt"g by PangLoFm & Brinsa..
Jewellers OF Burlington, VI. S.a.r Ages
also by he Sub-A9en!s selling ,hra;
mol SO signed 10 mol bug them. For sa..!
Ira Button, Brandon.
Hiram l.. Cheney, Rutland.
J. Pine & Co. Fey Point, Mln:bs.s
Joel Day, Royalion.
james FL. Murdock, Woodstock
Andrew Dawson, South Hero.
Z. z. Walton & Sons, Montpelier
Perry Marsh,
c. & J. w. Baxter, Derby Lac.
S. Z. Mcrse s. 5. Lyman, Crli.s5.tF
Elijah Cleveland. Coventry.
Sabn KelIam, Irasburgh.
Amasa Paine, LowcA.
His L. keiion, Montgomery
0. A. Keilh, Sheldon.
David Lyman, ST. Adams.
Jno. kelsey, Dlnviile.
WIN. Pierce, Lyndon.
Jonas Flint. 81. Johusbury.
Foster Grow, Chelsea.
n. c. Goddard, Windsor.
Nj. S. auckland, Bellows Falls.
J. Steene. Braltleboro'
J. HagaF, Midiiebury.
w. E. Greene, Vrrgennes.
J. w. Remington, Johnson.
Alfred Hanwell, KeeSyilie, \. ]:
Rich'd CotriIl, Plaltsburgh, \. /.
Edmund Lyman, North Ferris5uISa
Jas. Hull, Orwell.
]. Frost & Co., Bridport.
G. F. Sc b. Boyanlon, Essex, y. J.
c. B. Hatch, Wesipori, n. Y.
Maynard Kiddrr, Moriah, \. Y. !,
Remember every packet Of The genalN''
signed by Pangborn s. Brinsmaid.
Dr.. GEO. TAYLOR, 6 IL Walls
Feb. %. U. S. Agent
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From the NewEngland Farme :.
TO THE FARMERs.

Inc Commissioner OF Agricultural
Survey respectfully requests OF the farm
ers OF Massachusetts, and others, who NAV
have il In their power, to communicates 10
MIN the results of any trials or expert
menls which they have made in the an
plication OF manures-particularly in the
application OF lime, gypsum, mari, bone
manure, ashes, barilla, fish, sea-wreck.
oils OF any kind, salt. salt petre, ura,e,
poudrette, peat, muscle bed, marsh mud.
compost oil any description, or any animal
manures. 3 F8E
Information is desired particularly in
regard 10 the points UNDERMINED:
The kind Of manure;
The condition of the manure: if lime,
for example, whether powdered limestone
or calclned; whether hot or efete. Il
animal manure, whether green or decom-
posed; single or mixed. &c. &c.
The quantity applied; the time and
mode of application the soil to which
applied the crop and the results; and
particularly any results of comparison
between soils thus, and similar soils 9TH
erwise treated.
Inc expenses attending any such ma.
nures and their application, are likewise
matters OF great importance; and in this
case, labor may be estimated at one dollar
for man per day including board and
the same for a yoke of cattle or pair Of
horses.
The Commissioner particularly arges
TINS subject upon 4he attention of the
farmers, and earnestly solicits their aid -
Ihe matter IS of universal and public i'm.
portance; but he will consider any infor.
nation given, personal kindness whic \
he will do his best to reciprocate.
As the Legislature have made il his as.
pecial duty to report early on the subisc,
of the culture of wheat, he requests from,
those who have attempted the cultiya.i ion
within the two years past or previously.
whether successfully or not, any informa.
lion they. will be pleased to give him on
this subject The points of particular i'm.
portance in this case are: the kind Of
seed 1.-THE preparation Of the seed the
nature aud condition of the soil the pre-.
yious crop. on the ground, and the treat.
mem msn' q mat crop; the mnnures applied,
now IN N what quantity, and when; the re-
suN' u any disease or blight or rust oc.
CURED any circumstances connected with
us occurrence, which may throw light un.
on us cause or prevention if anv insect
OF what nature. and any remedy Or 49,
lection against the evil, If such rersd,,
has been ascertained.
Another point of great importance i
the subject. of insects or .xvorn,s X, z -:
OF destroying corn or potatoes. The raw.
eyes Of the cot worm among the corn this
year. nave been very extensive and a
remedy against them. if any. could be
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AGENTS Wanted.
TENO sell by subscription, the follOu
81 VAIUARIP RoaUs.

r 10 sell by subscription, the follow,
n VALUABLE Books:
The Comprehensive Commentary
The Encyclopedia of Religious Knog,
edge.
The Polyglot Bible. 3,
Bush's Scripture illustrations.
A History of the Church, by Rev. Gu
A. Goodrich.
Lives of the Presidents of the Uais
States, and signers Of the Declatsn
of independence.
The most liberal terms offered-8nr
eaton by mail or otherwise will recs.
immediate attention. Address
BRATTLEBORO' TOPOGRAPHIC CO
Brdtlle6Oro, 7
HAn agent is now wanted for srvs
al Counties in this State. 45:eop3n
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T GiL0rin

THE subscribers would inform the inha5+-..s
Btandon & vicinity, that they have Ji'i SiIs.-
shop in Coa4hts buildings, Uoining ~ !. .
graph Office,) where they intend carr az.
bushes of Tailoring in all its branches.
just received the
FaH $ Winter Fashion -,
from New York. they faiter themselves iha. !.
can do work TO the satisfaction OF all who ma D,
Cutting done on the shortest notice ano - D
most fashionable style. By a constant slssua =:
business they hope to merit a share OF iaS IN
patronage. L. c. SCOTT, o. ri
Brandon, Oct. %, 1873
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-11-20

~ goods, of which just providence will
never suffer them to De deprived-that is
a clear conscIence-as the Romans called
IT, the mind conscious of right This is
a treasure which tie wealth of the world
cannot purchase, and for the loss of which
the wealth of the world would be a poor
equivalent II <
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-11-20
THE TWO APPLE TREES

A rich husbanGman had two sons the
one exactly year older than the other
The very dav the second was born. he
had set. in the entrance of his orchard
two young apple trees, equal in size,
which he had since cultivated with the
same care, and which had thriven so
equally, that nobody could give the pref.
erence to one of them before the other.
When his children were capable of
handling garden tools. he took them. one
fine spring day, to see these two trees
which he had planted for them, and called
after their names. When they had suffi.
cienlly admired their fine growth. and the
number of blossoms that covered them. he
said.' You see, children, | give you these
trees In good condition. Thew will thrive
as much by your care. as they will lose
by your negligence, and their fruit will
reward you in proportion 10 your labor
The Youngest, named Edmund. was IN
defatigable in his attention. He was ali
that day busy IN clearing his tree Of in.
sects that would have hurt il, and he nron.
ped up lis stem TO hinder it from tak;no
an ugly bend He loosened the earth al
round it, that the. warmth of the SIM and
the moisture of the dews might cherish
It's roots, His mother had not tended him
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-11-20
Bricks for Sale.

A SUPERIOR lot of bricks for sale S =
II Brandon Iron Company-at re - Z
yard. Enquire of Mr.. Call, on the 90.
JOHN A. coNANT' '
Oct. IS, 1889.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-11-20
ST @ V ES
And Iron CASTINGS.

M ANUFACTURED and sold Wholesals u
lsl Retail by the
BRANDON IRON COMPANY,
At reduced prices, below any f rmer slan5rt
among which are The following descriptions:
ConAnl's Patent Improved Cook Stove, 3 s1s
Rotary do. with cast oven,
Vermont Cook q
Six Plate or Box,
Vermont ParIor,
The unexampled success that has ATTENDED q
operations of this Company in the manufacture
Iron Castings, and evident indications o! a !.
duciion IN tie cost OF many articLs Of Evfa.
render it alike the duty and the interest of n
stockholders, TO offer castings oi all kinds AZ ,
large discount below any formef standard
pices.
Those wishing to purchase either al arhosa
or retail, will find it for their Interest 10 exam
at the old stand of &. w & ]. A. CONAN
where good lion, and the be tier class If stlaif
81 OUes
an be had, on the most favorable terms.
Machinery Castings mad. and finished Il J
81 style, at from 81 to cts. per pound.
JOHN A. CONANr, .fgszl
Brandon. Sept is, 1899.