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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-06
SALE OF LAND. NEGRoES, &C., rs HANOVER.

SALE OF LAND, NEGROES, &C., ~ HANOVER.
E-SDE! deere" Of HIHnrsr County Cont Of
I VIII sell the highest bidder the premises, the ..itl
o! October sia Tract III Land called SLrGo, Hanover
adjoining the lands Of Mussrs Edmund W. Amber
John H. Noel! and Others. and belonging Ia The children o
Eurncr .Tupr. decreased The contains iO
pr>mg good deal OF rIcr"n meadows lies iaynTahr, Is well
waerrd healthy and considered one oi The best farms ~
tn, ur.hhnrhnoh Persons wishing purchase invited Ia
Il viii be- shown Mr.. Long, the manager Mr. iuciHs
u. Minor. Mr.. Notl, . A!r. Rcdd, uclclhurs.
i-u several SLlvr. and all Stock, Crops. Wheat
such preparations made that
he directly. and possession given forthwith
TEm-Fnt The Negroes, credit of siN months. For the
Land, liberal credit, made know the sale. For The Stock
Crops &C., credit pf for of five dollars {"
whrh he cash Rnud, with good security viii lie re
CURED: aud, the land. lien also.
WM. WERTENBAKER, c,,,,,;,1o,cr, G..
LUCIAN MINOR, - -
Sent 20 il-wiws
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EIFTY DOLLARS REIYARn.

- AN AWAY from the subscriber lad named JOE about IL
II II old of dark hrGwn almost black complexion He
has prgiy and rather circumference and
walks with of his toes rather turned in have appre
his having been cntircd by white He
et about three weeks iii SO his apprecn
and delivery 10 ilond in this placed in The
other county, II found Of GOochlan and $50 add-
ona for The apprehension and conviction OF the who
enIicrd or harhnrrd him, II white H. HARRISON
Elk Hill, Goorhland June 3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-06

TIN SKY EElGnr-- since we nav 90 49,
49,, =, ,oIt;cs have we known the Democracy oil H"S
sur5pscus animated by better spirit, or more conn,
den, hope OF success, than at this moment ne naasy
tone of their adversares has excited III them an energy
or action hitherto unequalIed. In every county, cty
and Tow n the most vigorous preparations are so'g "
az" 49, g a. Sven,ber election. Let the result IN
Nine he warning TO us-let every Democrat be deter
m ni to do his duty, and November will leave John
n,r;s =, home TO cry about the cake his wife wasted IN
electoneering for him. "a tear conrsed down We" e.
slers manly cheek, and he sald here DAVIS take TIE
letter. uo:c,,;o,
f,o other sections and our knowledge OF tins section
Like ,s.ures Ms that the Republican Party has arisen
from is la,e reverse mortified and chagr'ned 10 be
sure bu, determined too to redeem herself IN >oVeh
bar - BDsiOu " Post.
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Just pubiishcd, and for sale by J. WARRocK.
The Virginia and North Carolina Almanac,


CALCULATED by DAVID RicH,RD.nx of Louisa county, Va
- containing addition the Astronomical Calculations the
Of The members Of Congress and Legislature OF Virginia
and the Courts Of Virginia and North Carolina the following,
statement, show lnc What of Stock is owned by the
Virginia the several Banks and hat
dcnds has hecn received by the upon the stock mp July
inclusive, tocial and information
asked for the Almanac comic Song Nothing EI-c
do-Jan Schaken's Three Whe-lincs viewing Tomb
Parrnt-Fauls Of Man, by Iady-Lct him once
more, Fathers Welcome his Widowed Dauchcr-ow
collect Fee B-Physician and SdenThc Grey Mare the
better iiOrseliopc is still an Evergreen, &c, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-06

atoyss Of Sir. ronssts M.a Bill, to when ne an.
,wers very plainly that he does no'-.nnt ne u'" W.
no ronslitutionnlily Of some Of It's provisions UT
- - !: ,o.,;ored and answers That The President
never saw the bill till after ii sent TO Inc 'ousc'
and Immediately dissencd 10 IT, .., 49,,
The rrea, task which the FauqnIcr Committee nave
taken on themselves is to prove that te . -
Gr his Militia BR and that # he IS reelected II
I'm oy,.;n1y bccomr law We hope there needs no
n,re words to show that the Fauqucr Committee de-
s'i'e ''' P"''' [CkaricStoR Mercury.
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Sept. L.

IN DOLLARS RENARD.-Strayed from the htaa"" b,,
" miles above Ayetrs TWO MULES BLACK ai' I'D II.
bou ght these Mules last Cf drove, "iCi 49,
staying in Richmond for some time probable ial
deavong return, they at Taylofs rem m pa.
Will give the above reward for their delivery mere 70 u NIL
all reasonable charges ~ p irsg..s
sept ~ Il--HIn fgtHi = n"-
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POETRY.
taucu Yrr REMAIN, u>srN".'

MIGHTY WEAPON - ,,s
= lately talked hu"cis 81
,,nmn,s hundcrhusses thunder, we WIZ SHOW w " %
- cnnfde in Stronger is than spear or siiriu >"" " "
~ bnw; Thus il II described BY Perpont;
There is a weapon surer SCI
And better than the bnyonei, -.
A weapon that comes down as sun
A. snow flakes fall upon The 500,
But executes freeman's wil
A. lightning does the VIII oi nou'
Aud ffnm III force bolts NOR LOCKS
Can shield tlcm--t;S the BALLOT NY.
4 hOkSEl
WA, -, pyh;rs a, 4 table begin 10 feel ar
rnsy r.ir crr right boldly, 'aHr,ah for ora |T'
,yhs, ano;l- glass seems 70 indicate higa'r,
-J,is three Iusty cheers Tor 'ofd fp an! o." -
Ala. man a mislap is easy acquired. ~, ~, n
IN the month o' .>"''."''' Boston Post.
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SeIts

u BETWEEN Erriny ntnn r"i'c House and H. IL 1c
- kiu Good Store and doors below Governor street
would late opportunity 81 tAinSin. ie phbF "
tors four II wa> not our design AZ nf''
10 rai>h Through the hui 10 do ny G'h@ ~
itSiacun all called upon which cr lar pre- i"i
able 10 any basis, ANA "f which wr are glad I" Aho" mas
been almost universal.
Il pursue the c"nr" Al is tn ana ,n'
that do not please III cost Na
color fashion,
money rctIndcdi" trd, the same shall not have been
fliI> large stock, II not larger than
any in the line Of business, aud would respectfully in
wife call before purchasing. and examine
for himself prices pronounced low or lower
than any other the CITY, Will he much deceived We
have Cloth iuats others charge Sl2 iu making and trim
ming: furnishing III" Cuiand pants M 81 that are
sold Tor sii VESTS Shirts Drawers, ilanihcrlc Cravats
Stock suspend uk Gloves and tuGr- many kinds and
qualities articles usually Kept b.: cluthcrs, I'll Inch
we are determined for cash. and request The public Ia
call ~ e whether they want Ia buy or not
richmond Jnnr .. i No. Ig-wlyrE j. II. & 90.
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Tg,IIE HEALING SPRIN;iS-Th" Iictmg Springs, situated
county. Virginia. about i've miles from Iappahann"ck
the county miles from The of Rich
cNra: and internally by tie
inhabitants Suffice shall here
honest iyi similar language 10 that OF an ancient
prophet the General dccudn. on the merits OF the
aud ability lmbuc the public mind with acry
great thing. Naaman desired ly the solicitation OF
people and after fair trial OF the waters, have nrar!
Hotel IL feet by % four stories high, plain, and con
vcnrEy for the accommodation oi boarrrs. The
hole and were M the proprietor VII" has long since
known his m fellow h apprnTIlng
portion his time the rtlici nf the painful and afflicted
Should happy ut - achieve for fellow sufferers
accommodation the Sp"; where Natures hand
has planted TIE al and of atcrn the glory
he it.t moments. | am happy was born. Amen
Certificates effected by this water Will carly pmc-
,iariir. Invariably durir After operations
arc0ianc" with III" and
pleasant PRECIPITATION hfcak after drank, ana
pr.vus op'rttIou, Sigh; pa:n the head felt;
yen VIII after cat. Ii weak appetite
friendly ymr c.I.tHion Wash Your mouth and drink
ly ;r water. stopping your breath .itr drinking. breathe
throne m Will hardly taste in>ip,d quality
The made hN this White yelling
S,'f' >tanhIctrum whr II originally
II -i.n2g>gald head, letters
s"Iigyc gravel, stops chi and
Ias i"autgge in dyspepsia and consumption.
i' relieving speedily. Al duties,
satisfaction the public that
shall BE- aIrrntivc!t and atrCturatrly dis lag,d.
WILLIAM :. CRUNFDN, Proprietor.
August II 29-wew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-06

IN CHAECERY-VtRGi<r,--in holloway Circuit Superior
Court Law rhtnrcrv the eleventh dcyoi Apr I-ip:
W. II. Marautl al sIaciirland, deceased
Plaintiff:
Isaac oliver, In debt Defendant
And
VIM. H. Aararand. james NaCidrland deceased
who surviving partner nj Thomas IT, "ckead and himself
late merchants and partners acting under The iri a >'tr {"
Thomas J." inrkiCad {; Co., fIaihii:
against
Same. In debit Del I.
plaintiff by his attorney ordered that
III" order made these be sci ASIDE unless Ire
defendant shall appear the and show Ia the
conaryhnd appearing thar the defendant Inha'ant
Of this Commonwealth orcrrl tit copy of this order BIZ
published in The Richmond Enquirer according 20 law
4 C0py-T'cstr,
r. FITZGERALD. C. c.
Anal
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Sent 20

AND For SALE ~ POWHATAN-In pursuance of a de
IL Of tn, County Court of Pow man rendered on the 't
day of September si1 in the O Ed Cons Administrator
against Cox others shall offer for sale on The th day
of Ornr. public auction an tc premises tract q" Lana
~ les. l. InG in Ppwlifn rniniy ~
The Jefferson aud u the same tract o arf an WHICH
N DIANA Cox resided the I.nl" al her death Any F>,
w>hiu. the land hr application 20 Hr k' w.
Cox, who resides upon H. and who viii take pleasure III
-Ilrwi ng 1t 10 amy DESTROYS Of purchasing.
The al the sale will H. credit of six months Tor nnc
o the purchase money and the balance abr IN twelve mont
from the day at sale Both payments Ia c secured ny lS WIZ
gcCd personal scCuty and deed OF trust upon the ahd ~
tic believed he good; hi, shall sell and convey - Com
missioner only X. F. GEAN L., C"n9s |nHrr.
4, @.--wW
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OF ts IadrpsHdrst CiGsses-Law so; Engineering, -" ~
Latin Glass, Sai and each Greek Class, so.
The price o Board, here estimated NJ $50, j. that pld To-
COLLEGE steward, who liberation 81 certain privilege.
himself 10 r Faculty take all the students 10 may apps
board, N The price here stated The students boarding WIZ "
lodge IN tho COLLEGE building.
HE price OF board including washing. t.t> ana me-"
Boafda. Houses exceed $50. I'm. is 1r'
tabli,hrd by general understanding with tie COLLEGE aN
he former steward havin. resigned the tacufs nav app
cd IN l> place bu !, j. confidently tcNcd, WIZ .N''
satisfaction.
Any student proposing I" join The regular Junior Nat
Class, must be prepared Ia with sinplr Ilai"'
The Third Book ui Davies L. -ndic
ih">" who have had no preparation ~ N1fhrWs'. H" .
IN preparatory class, ia w'cn taught n-tll ~. '
Of Algebra including Simple Equations and the fst t""'
Davies Irscndc. .
In addition the studies above enumerated there
nen nt higher studies, necessary To the attainment q" i
of 4. VI.
\ student proposing attend this department. win WV
graduation III II, must have taken either III: degree {" D.
this College the equivalent degree 10 -"
College Of equal standing, ana alo be p'ohsi'' "
fLtn language. ILL.,,
The cnnrses which occupy years, MI! be .tA''h
sion Of the studies for the degree Of \. u. :, 4-l,.
Those whose views he advanced lr rcceIFin.
structon, informed that may be obtained from = Inn
Stewart, VI. d. IA gentleman who studied for many I''
schools OF Edinburgh and Paris who proposes to deliver
OF Medical Lectures during each College session t i.
More particular information any ponl may ~ ""I' ..
addressing letter the Professors, "in VIZ
dateiy furnish of the College catalogues which e'h'
mute information ...a.
THOMAS X. Dew, irs,..IG
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l., scnnrnc, Va, Nov. 2orh. -
Dr.. ]. Kun. Richmond, Va:

DR.. ]. kCL, Richmond, W..
Dear >irWc have been nearly five years agents iof the
ynIr Medicines, aud pleasure I" inform YOU 81 The
The MANY performed by them particularly ~
that urrr deeply rooted IN the ~ stem, ana where the pa
had Ic hope 81 recovery II would take loo nGc! space Il
special of every cure, ht ~" have 10 state, ~
If Tie EiOod with IL secondary remedies, nave 10 u
IN. diseases proved ntbr, w: letter hnd bloi-
rai Disorders, Dsp,p -a, Chronic Liver Complaint, Ei"
lcciiuir>, rheumatism, Irr cElary, sc.
TIE .7sgs.aias EJf1r j. III great dcniand-and not one
has failed iu oar knowledge.
The sbtiihc Sgrgp has proved "ircIvc-a"d hat III vel
Obstinate eases.
Man, Physicians ncgkborh"od. wh" lave used Your
icncS IN their practice, have gwen their "ilnlon, A. I" ~
VERY valuable cNracu>. and whenever II l. IA th'
recommend lhln that you May lie aware our sales t'e ~
consequence we lrrcw 18th send you our monh! returns.
Yours very respectfully,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-06

WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
r9'liE Lectures in this institution VIII commence. "a TIE &
Monday October. The Departments of Instruction no" #
expenses uf the session j. follow:
COURSE FOR THE DEGREE or \. u.
JUNT0R YEAR.
Rc Lct'rr, Logie, Etie and History Thomas f.. Dew !
dent and Professor.
FOtiol Lar aHd GorsrTrrn-Gcvcrly Tucker, Professor
.Va'hsnqtct-Ro Robert Saunders. Professor.
Chcmrtry-Jo!n MIllmgton, Professor.
SENIOR YEAR.
PoitcG' E,onomg Government, and Edgphy sicI hos l. pew
Professor.
la'Td Phi'osoptg-Jubn MiIlincror, Professor.
.NGLfsnGtcS-tohert Saunders, Professor
INDEPENDENT CLASSES.
LGr-Bcrcrly Tucker Professor
Tn I'll. text books heretofore published used tins ur
mcni, i 10 he added l.tclrr's Political Ethics.
EHg1Gccrtag--Jnhu Wilmington, r.,tts>aT.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
Latin ami Grrrt Observation-Disclosures Brown, Professor
There in This Department Latin and Greek 1
,ad Sau>, aud y.I aud fo the IovrI Gtr,S tl.-
anus hr able Ia read Nruupliou.
Esyra.cs II Rcggia. S'T5rhf.
J, SION Was.
Fees Ia three Professors, S.,J each, go
Half tee, Junior Political! lEai,cJ class, 1904
Naturalization e,
Board, including washing and lights, ED
sgsa
SENIOR Yr,R
Fees Ia three Professors 5000
Naturalization fee,
Board, sc. Is before. 80 r.
$l25ol
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ysIiETHE produced by hlIr, phccm from internal mon
W matters arising from badly cured old disorders, o
OF mrGcury, Hlurlr, bark, &r in females trng
change %! life, ~ specified ~ nG. rs pamphlet.
Price per bottle PM s'i. quart -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-06

Sept -
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-08-14
THE N. D. BOUNDARY.

We presume that accurate survey of the dis
puted ierriory will now take .placa Ard tsss aie
N. E. Boundary line will be ascertalned with
laral rigid precision, that we may fear no fur,
tier mistake, or mlsapprehension., in treating
with Great Britain upon the subject. This is
,lhe course that should have been adopted from
lhe start. Much Of the pickering, and bitter
ness that have been developed by the two ma
tons in their acts of correspondence, in the pre-
misses, might have thus been prevented, to say
nothing Of the war of words unnecessarily oc-
casoned. The survey will be commenced forth
with. The Commission will divide itself into
three parties; one to proceed from the head wa.
ters Of either the Connecticut or Kennebec,
north .eas,erly along the highlands; another to
commence at the Bay of Chalieur, and proceed
south westerly towards the first party; and third
party to start from the monument at Mars Hill,
and proceed northery to the highlands, and al
so westerly along the highlands alleged to exist
and claimed by the British Government, to be
the true treaty highlands. Spirit ofthe Times.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-08-14
THE INDEPENDENT TREASURY IN
MARYLAND.

There was, on Thursday evening, at Balti-
more, one Of the largest gatherings, assembled
to celebrate the passage Of the independently Irea
sury Law, that ever mey in that place. "Nev'
er,' says the Baltimore Republican, 'never
within our recollection, was there seen in our
democratic city, such an immense assemblage,
such glorious, enthusiastic and united meeting
of the bone and sinew Of the land, Of the brave.
steadfast, and undismayod sons of the Old Ma
ryland Line" alike distinguished for their no
Bile deeds IN the field, and their indomitable
frmness in sustaining the oduse of equal laws,
and equal rights"
In the coure of the day. one hundred and
twenty one guns were fired in honor Of those
members of Congress, by whose votes the sec
ond declaration of independence was carried.
Addresses were made by Mr.. Buchanan ofPenn
sylvania, by General Howard Of Maryland ,and
by the veteran and patriot Gen. Tobias E. STAINS
bury. The new law was read. after which a
series Of spirited resolutions were passed. when
the vast concourse sererated to spread the er,-
ihuthiasm of the assembly among their nei gh-
bors and friends. N. Y. Z. Post
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-08-14
NATUR ALIZATION LAWS.

We subjoin petition, sign by more than two
hundred citizens of Illinois, addressed to the
las, Congress. 1t is hardly necessary to state
that every one of the persons who signed it,
were actIce wings.
"The petition of the undersigned citizens of
the United States, and of the state of Illinois,
respectfully shows their belief that time has fu
filled the object had in veiw by our fathers at
the period of adopting the Constitution, when
they gave the Congress the power of laws for
the naturalization of foreigners; and your petl.
TONERS also show their belief, that this farther
admission of foreigners to participation in the
political rights Of native Americans, would be
hurtfuLto the interests ofour country, and ifcon-
tinued, will sooner Or later prove destructive to
our Republican institutions. Your petitioners,
therefore, ask the attention of your honorable
body to the various petitions for repeal of the
naturalization laws, which have been formerly
presented to your honorable body; and they far
ther ask your honorable body to repeal entirely
the laws which now exist in regard to the nat4
uralization of foreigners"
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-08-14

effsctual in restoring the patients to health. I
consider il one of the best medicines before the
public, and trust that you will receive the pa
tronage it merits.
Your most obedient.
JAMES P. MILLER, M. D.
Jan. q, IS4O.
This valuable medicine is prepared by John
Sala. the original proprietor, Canton Ohio, aud
BY him only, and sold wholesale and RETAIL Be
ware Of impOsition-there is;nOne genuine with
out the written signature on each label attached
to each hottie. Price 81 so.
May II. JOHN SALA'
For Sale at'JOHN 'JOBURREsSs Canal
Dover Ohio.
For sale at ]. p, CHAPlN'S New Philadel-
phja Ohio.
N. B. All rips and premature breaches If re>
turned, will be repaired free Of exPence.
E1nal Dover, Dec. a. 1889. It.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-08-14
RRANDRETHS, PILLS.

THESE Justly celebrated Pills, have heen
before the american public over 5 years, their
restorative and curative properties are fully est>
mated by hundreds of thousands Of both sexes,
and they are still growing in repute where ever
they are known. Wherever prejudice exists,
i, is because counterfeit pills have been used.
Ask any one who has used the genuine Pills,
and hearty recommendation will be the sure
result.
The great principle of "PURGING" in sick
ness is beginning to be appreciated. 1t is found
much more convenient to take an occasional
dose of half dozen pills, and be always well,
than to send for a Doctor and be bled, blistered
and saivated - with the certainty that if yon
are not killed, you will be sure, to have months
of miserable weakness, and the only one who
is benefited is your Doctor. Look at the diff
ference between the appearance OF those Two
persons -one has been treated by your regular
practtioner-see how pale and debilitated he
is, See how the shadow of death throws his sol
itary glance from his emaciated countenanco,
see how he trembles in every limb; his eye
sunk, his teeth destroyed-his constitution per.
haps irrevocably gone--yet, just hear how the
Doctor arrogates TO himself credit. He says,
most inveterato case Of liver complaint -
'Lothing but the most energetic remedies saved
him. Energetic measures i. Q. Mercury and
Bleeding, ruined his constitution, better say.
So 10 save life You must half poison with that
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-08-14

comforter Of the teeth and the gums-MERCU
RI-pOsltve make man miserable the said
remainder OF his existence; this is called curing.
Shocking follyl
Let US now look at your '9uTgsd' man--the
man who has taken Brandreth's Pills for Xiv
er Complaint-he has the firm elastic tread Of
conscious strength his countenance is clear and
serene, his eye is full and sparkling with the
feeling Of new life and animalion; he has been
confined few days to his bed, but he used no.
thing but the true Brandreth Pills, and soon rose
without any injury being sustained by his con-
stitution. Instead of being months in weak
state he will be stronger, after he has entirely
recovered the attack, because lis blood and
fluids have become purified, and having purged
away the old aud impure liUids, the solids are
thereby renovated and he is moi borne down
by useless particles, but has renewed his life
and body both
THIS principle of purgng with Brand!eth's
Pills, removes nothing but the useless aud de.
cayed PARTICLES from the budy,-morbid ana
corrupt humors Of the blood aud those humors
which cause disease -,they impede the functions
Of the liver when they settle upon that organ,
nd hich, when they settle upon the muscles,
produce rheumatism, or, upon the nerves. pros
duce gou or upon the lungs, produce consump-
ton, or upon the lntestnes, costlveness, Or up
on lining of the blood vessels, apoplexy and
para ysis, and all the train of disorders so mes
aneholy to the sufferer and all who behold
them.
Yes, purging these humols from the body is
the true cure for all these complaints, and eve>
ry other form of disease; this is no mere asser-
toD, it is demonstrable truth; and each day it
is a demonstabe truth, and each day it is ex>
tending ITSELF far and wide it is becoming
known, and mere and more appreciated.
CAUTION. -.-Df B. BrandreIh never ap>
points Druggists, PedIars, Doctors or Apoiheca-
rys, as his agents; therefore if yon want to be
sure 10 have THE REAL BRENDRETHS
PILLS, never purchase at Drug Stores or of
Pedlars, Doctors or Apohecaries. The Pills
they sell in my name being universally all Coun
terlets.
Allwho sell the genuine Pills have certif>
hand writing, and renewed every IL months,
and have entered into bonds Of $500, 10 sell
none other Pills than they receive from DR..
Brandreth or his duly appointed travelling As
gents, who have invariably power Of atton-
ney, signed by the Clerk Of the County of N
York. OBSERVE..-Th certificate is not Lee
er press written or Lithographic. 1t is En-,
gravd.-.. The said certificate being no guaran'
etee o. the public after IL months from date
MAKR>-When you want Pills to make SUI
you are right, asl: to see the certificate Of agen
cy.".-rhose who sell counterfeits, and neve
had one, will tell you it is mislaId, lost. &c.
Price 25 cents, with full directions.
The following are the only authorized agent
for the 81 lie of Dr.. Benjamin Brandreths Veg
elable Universal Pills, in the counties Of Tus
carawas and Carroll.
I John P Chaplin, New Philadelphia.
John Dixon Sandyvllle.
VIM, D. Jenkins Carrolton.
June 10, 1910.