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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17

MIR. Webster in his great Speech lately
made al Saratoga, held the following Ian
guase:
"Oue ofthe gentleman of the South, OF
that Nulifyug State Rights party that
has absorbed the Administration, or been
absorbed by il, comes boldly out with the
declaration that the period is arrived Tor a
direct tur on land, and among the reasons
assigned for this project is This one. that
IL 1ciH bring the North to The grIndsfone.
NE shalt see, before This contestis orer, aoio
,uiN be The qarties ground and UA0 tho
grinders" .,
. We suppose ,hat,he "Gen'lemah of the
South" 10 whom Mr.. Webster had refer
ence is MIR. Rherr, who no doubt did as
sign AS q reason for preferng system OF
direct taxation, that instead of being bur-
den 10 the South and benefit 10 the Norli,
il would he burden to both alike, las all
taxes ought to be). IL TO use MIR. Web
slers own words, it ,could bring the North
10 The grindstone. would it L"t equally
bring The Soulh to The grindsIone!
Bit what does Mr.. Webster mean by
The declaration that. ,re shall see before M,s
contest is ourr ,cho ,viH be the parties grouna
and acho the grinders?
II is Impossible 10 mistake his meaning
He exults in anticipation erlhc glorious
prospect tha, upon lhe election OF General
IIarrison which he processes to regard as
absolutely certain, we are again 10 have a
system Of taxation which will bring the
South, and the South alone to the grind
stone for the ben, fit ofthe North or rather
of The Northern manufacturers-in other
words the Tariffs to he revived.
We have long believed that this hope
was one Of the chief courbuters to tho
zeal which anima,es the Harrison party
al the North. Now we have it from the
highest authority. What will Mr.. Web
ster's Southern allies say toths-he Pres-
IONS, The Thompsons, the Dawsons, &C.
They know that the effort is to he made.
yet they say not word abnut ii to their
constituents, aud when The struggle comes
they will endeavour to disguise their
lreachery by abundance of empty blus'er-
ing. Bu We say TO the Northern specllla-
tors and Southern traitors that even if they
should succeed in eecting Harrison (of
which we have no apprehension their ef-
forts 10 establish Bank and revive tho
Tariff will he in vain. For even if they
should triumph at Washington it would
only he To rouse The slulnbering energies
of Notification.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17

EXCESSIVE THlRsT.-The man spoken
fin Ihe suhjoined article, (Which we find
in the Boston Medical and Surgical Jour-
nal, Of lllis week. is, most decidedly, the
"drvest customer" we ever before read or
heard of; and We have not only read and
heard of. bul seen some pretty dry ones,
in our day:
A passenger on board The steamer Gen.
eral Lincoln, last week, by the name Of
James Webb. who resides al Fairhaveu,
spoke very freely upon the subject of his
excessive which in no way dimin-
ished since his earliest recollection. Ho
mentioned. incidentally, that he was 46
years of aye, and from child hood 10 tho
pl eseni day he had swallowed at the aver
age rate of six gallons Of water every "a
hours! Capt Beals, the commander ofthe
boat. besides several other persons on
board who had formerly known him as
resident of Hing ham, very distinctly recol-
lected the talkl hal this enormous c0nsump-
lion of cold wafer used TO make in the
neighborhood: and they all moreover. a
greed in saying that Mr.. Webb was man
VI SeTdCity' Ahe ohp-uyu'oPuop'St 10 q
short, rather muscular man, with a yellow
ish skin, has uniformly enjoyed excellent
health, and believes tha, he always shall,
so long as he can obtain water. A physi-
clan, now retired from practice, who was
a passenger, remembered how marvellous
this case was considered, in his early pro.
fessional life. On being questioned par
licuiarly with regard to some physiological
points, the subject Of these remarks said
that he rarely perspired. but it seemed to
him that all the water he drank passed off
rapidly by the bladder. He invariably has
several gallons of water by the side of his
bed to quench this raging thirst through
the night-and if, by any means. the usual
supply were Withheld, it would he impos.
sihe for him to sleep. By abs'ainics from
copious draughls beyond the accusiomed
period, the tongue becomes dry aud shriv-
eled, the mouth parc.,ed, aud words cam
not he ar,iculated, There is also sensa-
ton of extreme heat in The stomach and
head. Will SOME Of our learned cores
ponde:hs explain to us The probable neces>
slty for such an immense volume Of wa
ter in this mans stomach.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17
POCKET BOOK LWs'T.

II OST about the 18TH July last. OIL Tie low.
El er Columbia Road, leading to Hamburg,
between Mr.. Wulson's and the Old Wells,
alarge
LEA TIER POCKET BOOK,
containing, Notes aud Accounts. viz: one Note
on Absoum Horn, for Thirty-four Dollars
given in March last, and due the 24tir, of De-
cember next One on julius Sutcller for Four
teen Dollars given in March last and due
sometime in June last. One on Arthur Lott for
Three Dollars and fifty cent. ,ate not rccnllec-
ted. MIR. Derrich IIolSonrack was witness to
both Mr.. Satchrr's and MIR. Lofts Notes All
persons are hereby cautioned from trading for
said Notes, and the drawers are requested not
TO pay them, unless accompanied with an order
from me- Anv information respecting said
Notes or Accounts will be thankfully rece we'd
SYDNEY MORRIS.
Aug. 10, 1910. GO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17
NO. 33.

bia College, Is. C.) before the law Was
lorrnad. wrote a most interesting letter to
Senator Preston, in which he explained
the advantages of such information, and
by contrasting our country with Others,
Showed our comparative poverty IN sta
tisticaI matter. This very letter, we have
no doubt, was the prime cause of append
ing those queries to the duties OF the GEN.
sus takers. If there is any thing wrong i'll
The matter, the President could only oo
culpable 80 far as his signature OF the bill
might involve him. The bill was the
work Of Congress"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17
EAseGe\A Court Mouse, S. C., sep1eMbef II, 1ofo.

in the terms it deserved We are told that his
speeches aud letters answer every conceivable
ques ion Let us see:
"Would You, if elected President. recon-
mend Congress t" appropriate all the surplus
revenue lo purchase aud emanclpaIe our
slavcs!"
"Would you sign bill increasing the Tariff,
10 provide u large surplus for this purpose! u
DO these speeches and letters answer these
questions GEO. McDUFFIE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17

A letter from Puerto Ca6ello, dated Tho
14rh uli. mentions the death of. G. A.
Williamson, Esq, our Charge des Af1ares
at Caracas. lie died on the 9TH, ortyscn-
terry, after an illness of only a few days.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17

owe go over tho ground 100 rapidly"
as Tue hare SAID 10 the hounds.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-06-09
From the Missouri Repabiioan

From the Missouri Republican.
On handing an Indian stone axe, from Log Cab
at the " raising" TO some ladies', by "a Wing
May 5th, 1910,
That axe in rougher hands than thine,
Once dealt its blows with heavy stroke;
Near where the glitering waters shine
On Mississippl's moss -groan oak.
Perchance its alarmed owner bore,
This weapon in his frequent strife,
When on the river DER the shore,
He sought, with joy, his foeman's life.
Now 10 your hands with curious eye
You scan its form and handle slight,
That trembles, like the shafts that fly,
From woman's eye, our path to light.
Yet the rude cabin where it hung
With gourd and gun its pegs upon,
Is like the homes where freemen sung,
The praise of our brave HARRISON.
Nay, start not at the lannon's roar,
It's but foretastc of that shout,
That loud shall peal from shore to shore,
When the Magician's time is out
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-06-09

LECTURES TO YOUNG MEN.
SOon the cultivation Of the Mind formation Of cha
racter and the conduct of life, volume.
DR. T. Halls Letters from the East and from the
West ! vol.
Lecture on the relation between the Holy ScnP-
lures and some parts Of Geological Science, by John
Pye Smith, ID. D. p G. $ ,p
Of Gadsbys Hotel may ~
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-06-09
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THO MAS ALL Il n,
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-04
.sARMsoN'ss NCIFic OINTMENT

P i:CIFiC OlNTMENTl
u = scribe cure Of whit Sweilins,, Seroinous |
and other tlrnor'; Ulcers. Scre .rs cid and ttesh
m.si5n.. SsalJ Head, women's Sore Breasts. Rheu-
mate pa az, letters. ErruTtons, cnrbiains
senerall-. II - hkcw SC greatly rnperior 10 any
MEDICINE hsryt0fo DISCOVERED Tor the chafted
h'cSs lnd limbs OF hor. Tor nag wo,ns, chap
hDs-and n snort Tor every cxtcraal bodily q
VI ihRi nay fall ~ the lot OF nIen OF beast
The pfoprieter hes received at least Thousand
"sSpo cfc 0iziment upwards of hu-,r 80 OF - hIch
were write, oy tcspecIab,e members OF the Ncti-
following ssragles. ne was sovernsd more bv t.eir
hrcviiy tnen their contents thew Gitbreathe the
sams spuit ofeo'osy and sati.fac'ion.
Dsar Sir-I have TO reqnest OF va ~ forward
me two hnndred boxc rof ointment By the most i'm
mediate conveyance, aud without rard 10 the ex-
pense OF carriage, g. am quite out, and much IN
want oft Iou know my esiima tlIn # sour 10
valuable d, discovery, and therefore shall only add
that fIrths- eypsNence has increased my enthus,
ann, and established me the opinion. that u II
superior 70 any remedy extant for external dis
cRAaLES P. EMERSON. VI. n.
AIsASy, July 9, 1897.
Ointment Va my praence. sud cordially reconmea
y n a mast efficient reN,Ay for Tunorr, Ulcer
Chappcd Face. Lips and Hands ana for sen-r
ex ernal compl'int.. l write this at the request
ard am pleased 10 have AZ in my powor ~ ava
RUFUS 7. REACH. NJ. n.
pRocKtiS, y Y. Oct 2s, SIS.
Dear Slr-Ny daui hter, q girl OF fourteen, W
s,diy all ted VITA coUul1nt that physical
term n scald mead and fe7rci M pendant Of G
cry other evil she would De bald in consequent
By the recorprnsnd atisn, however. OF the Rev. n
Perm applied your ou tu,ent 70 the afflicted p,
ind ! thank God tha; my chtfN- entirely
covered rom the disease; and - getting her h
as fast can be expected. The eure was eflec;
IN rather less than 40 months. during which III
used ave ipars OF o,ntmsnt. = ad spent uPwrI
OF, one hundred dollars during the previous thu
NARY howard
The above invaluable Ointment is fer sale by
JAMES BAKER.
.. CRUMBACEER. and
NJ CHAPiINE. WhesliSg,
And b. oil he principal Druggists m P!ttsburs
Nov. o.. 1889.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-04
s.a9,E.N'T' .NEDECS.yEN.
A BOuT kRANnREDrn,S plLLS-

a bOoT bRANDRED THIS PILLS.
- They have cured since their in,rod uction TO
the United Siates, probably near O.ooO persons
ct consumption. Influenza. Gods, indigestion. dys-
pepsia, al ache, ands erse Of fuiI,ss in The back
jaunctce, fever and ague, bill US, scarlet tyrhus
yellow, aud common fevers OF all kinds asthma,
govt rheumatism, nervous d.senses, liver com
plant. pleursy, inward weakness depression of the
spirits, ruptures, inflammation, eyes fits palsey
drOpsy, email pox, measles, Group coughs whoop-
ing coush, qninsoy, ohoic, cholera niorbus, gra-
vel, worms dysentary, deafness ringing noises in
the head, king evil; scrofulG. eTysipelas Saint
Anthonys fire, salt rh,ur white swelhngs. ulcers
some Cf thirty years standing. cancers, tamors'
-wsed feet aud legs, piles eOstiveness, all erup-
ions 81 tho skin particularly ring worms iahtfil
dreams, female complaints of 'ery kind cs,,,ciai
ly distractions. relaxatons, &c.
,h a IN. vii, only be Eye years eext May sine,
N that tuae have sold over nine NIL iors &C b,x
es and have now seventeen Offices for their exclu
Union. al an expense of near Forty Thousand Do
lars per year. And with the expenses Of dvertsin
and other incidentals, this sum wa. a htle owe
One Hundred Thousand Dollars for The wear Iss.
some ldea may I've formed Of How the medicine
Greatest oesslnS that ever yet has bcen bestowe
= on man.
:; suppose a hundred volumes might f'led W,
~ cetincd cases OF cure solely by bIandIeth's Veg
81 table Universal Pills, on all the above mention,
Ie appearances Of the Only One Disease really pr
- sIiea!nS rom impure Blood. The following case
Mrs. Clark, Of Tthury street, Brnokiyn. Tor f.r
teen wears Rad an ulcer on her right Nrist viii
as entirely prevented her from using that hand.
Us O'ntnenis o. al sorts aud many purifying med
W ines were made use OF. but were OF no avail un
=. the Branfrcth Pills were used-w' ch IN 6 nInt
lt made perfect cure. l. il now n ar!y four yea
~ since this cure was ELECTED. and has never Dc,
re- advertised bfSre, although have had liberty -
ar so.
ed Nv sSentin Brooklyn. Mrs Booth, Of ~ Fu'tC
re street knows Mrs. Clark. an can speak from
as pwn knowletge ofmaoy ,imil ca see G.. ed sole
rec nv the rg.fying powers Of these trniv celsbyt
Pills.
Although Countcrreiting Druggists continue
fdNcriiss bIandreths Pills N their windows,
remember that IN all sases YOU Will be certain TO
- 1870 ~ OK ny CoCsvELFEfr
4 IL You PURCHASE DRUG iSTS STOH
'n Ny own Offices m New York are
= IA Broadway. between Murray street and Pa
place nearly opposite the City Halt
Philadelphia office. No. 8, North Sjh street
Baltimore office corner OF Light and Mercer stree
Pittsburgh office No. lac Wood street
W STEPHENSON & GAR WOOD, (succesSors 20
-: d r Fsher,) the ONLY authorised Agents
~ WHEELING. Va oct 81 GIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-04
. 9 q 9 9 9

/ After reading the above and the 10 lowing 20
uacts rom lew OF the several thous nd ictjtri
addIesse u Er Rowland, by responsible Posi-
! VI IS TkR>, 10 whom any erson can easily wit.
! Who can for nome douit the mighty powers q
/ ne Matchles5 Sanatvs, and VIII c n wotd,T ,hs,
lheTe Is sucn an excitement among PBY SICIAN :.
Po t0fice KINGSTON n Y Jul, u. isss.
Df. Rowland. Sir,-Tn Effects Of the Cirrn,,
was IN a DEEP CON SUMPTION and ubo bag
been IN continued night eats f,r seven mp,,fb
new considers herself ELL. She ouk no orb,
as ilken with BLEEDING 1T THE ITNt,S
''I ne could no. "a huus,f Ip ai- bed his H,cr
resIor "a to PERFtL,l HEALTH bv me Sanari,e
JOHN V. IiLLEURGH p. ".
Post Office. weedsrort n y. Jul. 4 ts3s
pe1T NiT.-On the ARRIVAL of ihe SaGatve, snic
GGnNn ANY ASST TIME FROM PHYSI.
tlANS. One, M. chaut 81 oaT village who "
qutting business in Consequence Of ms health
shortly after he commenced taking the ~anatlge
-; 80 began q" recover, and ne has now gone TO New
ne DINER was woman who for cighi months had
not i'li her bed-ln days she ode two milo aud
OaeN again. and Is gaining astonlshingiy
A. J.. SMITH, p. NJ
q, Post Office. Charlotte. v G. June -. Isls.
Sr.-i have sold a the SanatJve and want tvy.
NM ss more mmetairly Il h3s per otrned
~ "a and he individual saws IL is the best med
,bn ySI 9nsrel to 1he American poop e, alIhou
DOWN. -
II. b. WILLIAMS. P. VI.
a Post Office North Eaton. Ohio Juv2Is3s
. ST. am entirely ont Of the Alatchlgss Sspa-
'e, aud have hourly Gale fr ii--many from liz.
dncs "l ~ or 20 uilezin which eases pror q are
u'h disappointed ~ MT being able ~ sbt ia IL -
! hty seem wiling 90 give auv rfice fIr -, and /
QUIZ nave sold uriug The Jasi week more. than /
M req dollars worth Of 10 bad 90 De-, u on hand \
- - TRULY 4 GREAT MEDlCIN. Mugy n Z
~ El'lniy are fast recovering from The c0n-umr /
lJh b. the use Oft.
ID. c. wILNoT, pm.
'1sicH"o NgurovIa Fred 90 Hd. Ma, p. tss5
y, iI y f-l have sold bottle - the Sauat We 10
.Nf IHn.- t1Tr,y about month since ard az
Ih I'Ie} whcu Do, fHld me be- n IA been C,r am,
"t DO O. OONFltNFD con ST GpTtON mr., /
'i iNr very q drop be- t0ok, he frlt IL Iu n in
e.s ends ard th. q made 100 % sick for :. vera
thanks 90 Prosiieptc be ~1ld no. va.
',3[y vel IT. ave rae NATCuI $50
~ y llht Is A PEDVIDFNTIAf. nT~Coy II
~ FOX The O. ~ or THE HIM 4
AMlLN. "a - on NJ - u,
me ab''e nre but small portion II the rr,,,,o-,
efu1' aIes mar have been received win re -,
lf' 400 whir' may Doc seen by afplviry -
1-tEer Hi ihr Counting %, moi Moore CI,.t
. o. N'nr'c stf'ct. who h4s been saf.atr,t ~
gent .Jr the Cry Of Wheeling ''''u s0it
t .',, s'ie ~ Gro. HARRISON.
Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-04

~, SHOE q BONNET S'TORE--TODD 4
-, IShAH would respectfully inform tho nnbr,c
- 10y nave commenced the sale of Bno,s SHOES
Is Leather &c, ia the room door b,l,, ,l H.
s'pro OF a. ; Todd. No. 202 Main St Wbsclin, w.
w, 'sry design keeping constantly ON b,aJ a.,
'',P'e'e assortment Of The fpIlov,,ny ,-,,cI,. -,
Sal ee'@ens Boots a"d Shoes Of al Kind: Fur md
,r sNh caps Ccnicrnens and B,,r S,,,,,., IT,.
'ai upper. Zip and Soc Ta,fb,, r ',n's
','1 ,'e walking Shoes; English and French XII
S;i;,,, S1pPer' English and French roored XII
S5,,iPHrs' nc white Md anil vhiie and Il.t -
o.pIers' Co'"red and black Sik G7iter CIR ,i NJ
TOO, 20 ?, se"ed a"d pecsed Spring and hgb beejJ ,.-
10 ~, boots Misses Gne Kid walking Shoe an, s
hIJfen Shoes of az kinds. '''' '"pPc'S'
ne nhove article. warranted q, D., -,
my SOC ih'i has ever crossed the ,u,-t' .a' 70
iains. A. they were purchased of 49,, ~, noun
,a'e,S lNsy can DC sold hero Tor CARL or approved ca
ton 20 The purchaser "'' s''sac
Ee would a'so inform The Ladies That ,b,, ,,,, T.,
!" pPHou WIN very supaIm qn7I,t, al g..
"'nnei' Of The latssi s.glr Eng.L 81,
,lr'"' raien' Leehon. Florence Braid Cg,,,.
md an Improved -tglcor Itars 't'''is Lrlii
-------- r1l-3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-04

ore, coy Riding Saddles, ~ OFF, them. which +
Srrhs slddlc invented By Mr. M0sc. BliI.,ir y.
.'''Hs nd'nniaees over any riro ever Inyesf,.I i.
'e way ri SADDLES i1r case b. the rider and No.. \.
.n, N'I-'. Nearc aware Of the preiud ers sr,s.,..
ss'' spr'nc slddlcs Doc consequence Of f,e ppr,,,
70 bring them 10 perfection. bat in tiis ca.
y o'y u,'Ho ihose who 'ish 10 ride easy b. riye
10 10 s.saRgonircBi = ~ tN'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-04


EtOOKlNG STOVE ESTABLISHMENT -Tbe
i subscribers beg leave 70 call the attention Of
house-kecpcrs IN fe city and surrounding conf-y ID,
their extensive and very general assortment Of roE
s,0Uesihe largest and most varied, they believe o l
found any where Wet Of the montana ,a-,ar,.iny
auus, every Of SIC and pattern, of i1o I,.f
md most approved kinds varying in price from TWEEN.
" o. one bundled and sziy dollars ouI aila !s fr
Steam Boots, Hue's. and private Families.
"The Improved Rotary aui Great Western" Co.t.
ing Stoves. both NrN Yors Patterns neat and zen.
feel ariirie. AMI a extensive use boo P.fsbur.b and
the Easicrn cities
Also. "Har-s Parent Fuel Saving" Cooking Stove
cheap AMI highly valuable improvement over any
hing we have seen la.t'y-re~H,rrs Irug tee on
account Of - ecD1Jmv. snni'riiy and trrI5fy. lnJ
ho1so keepers htvfug small fim.es would frI D. on
tfial useful ant im10rtauf aIvi.1ry Boo i.sIr kitchens
@Cr1ss Patent or Elevated Az Iie1fer" This Del 70
curiosity. wJ-ihy,f examination md decidedly Use.
fal discovery, sai and see d.. Rssdes mluv others
snrh o. the aPr6mursf jayne" aPeterv1gs" arF o..
fOrth CTTLpErTEON A. CgELRS
mlFS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-04

I coiy nCsiC AND PIANO FoRrEs-yg,, 70.
large assoT,n,en' ,i &c and Variety Store Unon St.
H of me Piano Forte. aud snpJv Of g., ~hllhes'
aso splendid Piano Fories 81
aerean manufacture. Those wishing 70 ~o,,.n and
I ss invited 10 call aud examine muse "f'
J METTnp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-04
"Me're not ourseiyes.

we re not ourselves
Wacn nature being oppressed commands the mind
To suffer wi'h the body"
- Thus u truisIn conceived by the master m're n
Shskspeare, which neither sophistry nor arslmen
cnn refuic. To oil thos, who are suffering from
biIous attacks. lnci-sstion and Flatuency y,
Would WIN sreat einee'iiy 1erommsnd as nevCl
we have bad subnnc3 20 ~ favor Of This nd uira
Die medclle fully jas tify speaking OF these Pills
The testimonials of II. w. Dewhurst. Esq ire
Theatre OF Zoology, Gow-r street Fusion Square
Loa6on. January 10, 's34
MY Dear Sir-Ae YOU have requested my candit
opinion of your Pills have much Measure in sta
August, 1874, took rs I'm by your al zee and an
hsDpy {. saw that their action was in eysrv way al
;hut could desire; AMI according from their US,
date nv recovery I consider then, m excellen
''HiiT "eolc.ne REMAIN MY dear s,r,
u. W. DEwHURsTr, F. t. I.'iFF Z. s.
Surgeon 80 oncscr, and Professor of Human &
Iooi4Seal Anat. and COR. Nem. Nat. Hist. SOci
Professer Dewhurs,'s testimonials, respecting Dr.
Hrandreihs Pltis, soeak volumes. After HIM, W.
nav hesiiaunely recommend th, m 10 our sGbscri-
2ers rs ne very ne P'ts utra Of all anii-biilous
PLls."-Lond1l Conservative.
The great secret l. o. have the medicine r. You
when you are first attacked with scka-ss; ONE pSsE
TaEN Will nave more good effect than twenty, Il pui
on until disease has eDfrcbiCd the bodily powers
i:'i me then, .commenI every lndIv dual who con-
Slders health blessing To- keep box OF them where
ne cas he sure 10 lay ms hand on them when wan
ied. twenty live cents caGnOt possibly be better
DISPOSED o. A valuable life may be saycd-ora long
M Cf SICKNESS pfcycRted.
Ali asea;s for toe sale OF the Brandreih Pills have
IN engraved Certificate Of Agency signed by DR.. Il.
Purchasers, ask 10 see this certificate. Iii can
not he shown, do not purchase.
The Corner OF LigiI ahd Mercer streets few
-, doors South OF BeitZhooySr's Hotel -
DR.. BRANDKETB' = r INCIPAL. OFFICE IN
BALTIMORE.
For the EXCLUSIVE sa!o OF his FILLS.
,lace.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS never appoin ted agents.
~. ETandrcth's Pittsburgh office !26, Wood 81.
SfEPiiESoN & GARWOOD, (successors to A.
y X Flsher.) are the ONLY authorised Agents
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